The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*tindaw see in the distance

PMP tindaw see in the distance ⇫

WMP
Toba Batak ma-nindo see in the distance
tindo-an place where one has a panoramic view
Buginese tiro stare, look into the distance
Makassarese tiro stare, look into the distance
Proto-South Sulawesi tio look, look out

POC tiro to look at, watch; look for ⇫

OC
Hawaiian kilo stargazer, reader of omens, seer, astrologer, necromancer; kind of looking glass (rare); to watch closely, spy, examine, look around, observe, forecast.
Puluwat yiŕo- ŋiy to look for, at
Pohnpeian iro-ir to look or peer in the distance; to see one’s own reflection; to inspect one’s own appearance; positioned to have a beautiful view
Mokilese iro-ŋ to peer at
Nukuoro dilo look at (inspect)
Gitua tiro to look for (unsuccessfully)
Mono-Alu tilo watch for, look out for
Roviana tiro to read
tiro-ana a mirror or looking glass
Cheke Holo thiro glass; mirror
thiro thata eyeglasses
tiro view, look out at or down upon, as looking out over a vista
Toqabaqita iro-a look for, search for
iro look for someone or something, search for someone or something
iro-nunu mirror
Bugotu tiro to look; a pool, window glass, mirror
Lau iro to look at fixedly, look for
iro-iro a translucent pool, still and clear; looking glass
iro-fi look for, spy out
Kwaio ilo-nunu a reflecting pool or mirror
ilo look at
Nggela tiro to gaze; glass; a looking glass; pupil of the eye
'Āre'āre iro look for, collect
Sa'a iro-hi to cause a person to be ill, of the action of a ghost
iro to look for, to collect
Arosi iro to look; to stare
iro-hi look into, look for; stare at, gaze into
iro-ŋ-aʔi gaze at
Anuta tio to look
Rennellese tigo to see
Mota tiro clear
Samoan tilo ray or beam of light (e.g. coming through a chink in a coconut-leaf Venetian blind)
Wayan tiro-vi look down at something
tiro look down, lower the eyes
Fijian tiro to look at something reflected in water or a glass; to peep furtively; admire oneself
Niue tio to glance
Tongan sio ofi short-sighted ( = ‘near’)
sio to look, look at, or see
sio-ʔi to peer at, to look at in a critical or offensive way
Rarotongan tiro look; to view, to survey
Maori tiro to look; to survey, view; look into, examine
Proto-Micronesian tiro to peer, have a look
Tolai tiro-ā mirror, looking-glass; originally applied to a pool on the surface of which a scum was created with the leaves of the , used as a mirror; spectacles, glasses; window, any clear glass; to use a mirror
Proto-North-Central Vanuatu tiro gaze, look at reflection

POC ti-tiro to look, gaze; water used as a mirror ⇫

OC
Lakalai la ti-tiro mirror, glass; spectacles
Nggela ti-tiro to gaze; glass; a looking glass
Wayan ti-tiro look down, lower the eyes
Fijian i-ti-tiro water used as a mirror

POC tiro-tiro to look, look for ⇫

OC
Lau iro-iro-a iridescent; reflected light, dazzling; silver light of moon on white clouds, moonshine
iro-iro search for; a translucent pool, still and clear; a looking glass; pearl shell of nautilus, mother-of-pearl
Sa'a iro-iro to look for, to collect; a pool among rocks used as a mirror; a glass (late use)
Samoan faʔa-tilo-tilo having an ulterior motive, not disinterested
tilo-tilo to look, glance; peep, peer (often with a dishonest or indecent motive)
Rarotongan tiro-tiro moe that which is seen whilst asleep or during slumber; a vision, a dream