The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*soŋe famine

POC soŋe famine

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Nukuoro oŋe famine
Pak tuŋ hungry
Bipi ma-sok hungry
Lindrou son hungry
Ere mar-soŋ hungry
Likum son hungry
Titan coŋ hungry
Nauna cuŋ hungry
Penchal cuŋ hungry
Roviana soŋe scarcity of food, famine
Tuvaluan oŋe famine
Motu doe famine, dearth
Anuta oŋe famine
Rennellese oŋe hunger
oŋe-sau famine time; to be short of food, starving
oŋe-a be hungry
oŋe taŋata to be few people, not enough to carry out a ritual (poetic)
Rotuman soŋe starve, be afflicted with famine
Samoan faʔa-oŋe be starved, famished
oŋe scarcity of food, famine; be scarce
Futunan oŋe to be wanting, lacking resources, in a condition of scarcity, famine
Niue hoŋe famine, hunger; to suffer from hunger
faka-mate-hoŋe to starve to death
kava-hoŋe period between taro crops
Tongan hoŋe to have a famine, to suffer from a famine, to be famine-stricken
hōŋe-a (of people) to be famine-stricken
hoŋe vale to be in the grip of a severe famine
Maori oŋe-oŋe scarce; lonely
whaka-oŋe make scarce
oŋe scarce, rare; rarity, treasure