| OC |
| Hawaiian |
iho |
to go down, descend; to go south or before the wind; down, below |
| Marshallese |
téw |
disembark; climb off of; climb down; strut of a rooster |
| Woleaian |
-tiwe |
directional suffix: downward, down, westward |
| Puluwat |
-tiw |
direction suffix: down, west |
| Chuukese |
tiwe-tiw |
disembark, go ashore, fail to embark, drop out (of a passenger list), step down |
|
-tiw |
down, west, westward |
| Pohnpeian |
-di |
downwards; used with verbs of confining or securing to indicate the action has been carried through to its logical conclusion |
| Mokilese |
-di |
down (directional suffix) |
| Nukuoro |
iho |
get down, climb down; down |
| Gilbertese |
-rio |
lower or west side (opposite of), used only in compound words |
|
wai rio |
to go towards the west, to descend |
|
rio mai |
to come, to advance from the west, from lower down |
| Mussau |
sio |
down |
| Vitu |
ziho |
go down; go towards the land (when in a boat) |
| Kove |
sio |
down |
| Lakalai |
sivo |
to descend, go down |
| Gitua |
sio |
lower |
| Toqabaqita |
sifo-a |
group of people moving down or disembarking |
|
sifo |
go, move down, descend, more or less vertically; disembark from a canoe; move along the coastal road with the sea on the right |
| Lau |
sifo |
to go down; downcast, of face |
|
sifo-li |
to let down |
| Tuvaluan |
ifo |
downwards; bow down in prayer |
| Kwaio |
sifo |
down, go down; become desacralized; corpse, died from wasting due to illness from sorcery or supernatural causes |
| Sa'a |
siho-ŋa |
a descent, disembarcation |
|
si-siho |
to descend, to disembark, to land |
|
siho i one |
to land from a canoe on the beach |
|
siho-li |
to descend upon |
|
zio |
down, downward |
| Motu |
diho |
to go down, descend, land from a boat |
| Anuta |
ipo |
to descend; downwards |
| Rennellese |
iho |
directional particle and verb: downward, seaward; northward or westward; to go or come fishing (since this is always downward); to have an incline (as the sun dropping in the west) |
| Rotuman |
sio |
down, downwards, etc. |
| Samoan |
ifo |
bow (down); give in, surrender; worship; make a formal apology; down |
| Futunan |
ifo |
descend |
|
ifo-ifo |
descend gently |
| Wayan |
civo |
down, downwards |
| Fijian |
sivo |
debased, put down, out of office; dismissal |
| Niue |
ta-hifo |
to lower, make inferior |
|
hifo |
down, downwards, southwards, westwards; to go down, to go south or west; below, under |
|
hifo-hifo |
inclining downwards |
| Tongan |
hifo |
to go down, descend; to dismount, get down, get out (of a vehicle), alight; to get off, go ashore (from a boat), disembark; to go down to the beach (from farther inland) or into the water (from the land); to be deposed or dismissed from office |
| Rarotongan |
io |
down, downwards, from above; to cause to come down upon |
| Maori |
iho |
from above, downwards, down; denoting immediate sequence of events or ideas |
| Proto-Micronesian |
siwo |
down; westward |