WMP |
Tagalog |
tásik |
saltwater filtered through sand in the process of salt-making; brine; very salty water |
Chamorro |
tasi |
sea, ocean, beach |
Rhade |
kəsiʔ |
sea, ocean |
Masbatenyo |
tásik |
salted fish (fish which has been preserved with salt) |
Roglai (Northern) |
tasiʔ |
sea |
Aklanon |
tásik |
brine, salty water |
Waray-Waray |
tasik |
broth of rice porridge |
|
ma-tasik |
full of broth; filled with broth |
Cebuano |
tásik |
the liquid residue of sea water that has been crystallized in salt making; liquid residue after milling sugar |
Yakan |
mag-tahik-tahik |
to be used to doing something on/in/at the sea (as traveling by boat, fishing, swimming, looking for shellfish, etc.) |
|
tahik |
sea; ocean; sea water |
Malay |
tasek |
lake |
Totoli |
sasik |
sea |
Murung |
tasik |
sea, ocean |
Petapa Taje |
tasi |
sea |
|
tasik |
sea |
Ngaju Dayak |
ma-nasik |
go to sea |
Kapuas |
tasik |
sea, ocean |
Ngaju Dayak |
tasik |
sea, ocean |
Bare'e |
wawo n-tasi |
surface of the sea |
|
oru n-tasi |
bottom of the sea |
|
mbo-tasi |
to smell or taste like seawater |
|
puse n-tasi |
the middle point of the sea, where |
|
tasi |
sea, saltwater |
|
tasi raya |
inland sea, bay with narrow entrance |
|
wiwi n-tasi |
seashore; beach |
Uma |
tahiʔ |
sea |
Paku |
tasik |
sea |
Dusun Deyah |
tasik |
sea, ocean |
Ma'anyan |
tahik |
sea, ocean |
Mori Atas |
tahi |
sea |
Tae' |
tasik |
sea |
|
tasik mapuluʔ |
the safe sea, where no catastrophes occur (lit. ‘sea of glue’) |
Padoe |
tahi |
sea |
Koroni |
tahi |
sea |
Bungku |
tahi |
sea |
Mandar |
sasiʔ |
sea |
|
mo-sasiʔ |
go to the sea, seek one’s livelihood at sea |
|
po-sasiʔ |
sailor, one who makes his life at sea |
Buginese |
tasiʔ |
sea (poetic) |
|
pat-tasiʔ |
sailor |
Moronene |
tahi |
sea; salt |
Wolio |
tasi |
water which has been used for cooking rice, left to stand for a few days, and then used for stiffening weaving yarn |
Muna |
tehi |
sea |
Makassarese |
tasiʔ |
sea |
Old Javanese |
maka-tasik |
having as sea, surrounded by sea |
Madurese |
taseʔ |
sea |
Old Javanese |
tasik |
sea |
Javanese |
tasik |
sea, ocean |
Bonerate |
tai |
sea |
Balinese |
tasik |
salt; sea, ocean (in court and literary language) |
|
tasik-in |
to be made salty |
Proto-Chamic |
tasiʔ |
sea, ocean |
Bikol |
tasík-on |
to preserve something by salting |
Proto-Sangiric |
tasik |
sea, saltwater |
Bikol |
tásik |
brine, concentrated saltwater solution; a salt pond |
Proto-Minahasan |
tasik |
sea |
CMP |
Wahai |
tasi |
salt |
Batu Merah |
tasi |
salt |
Kamarian |
tasi |
salt |
Hitu |
tasi |
salt |
Saparua |
tasi |
salt |
W.Tarangan |
tai |
sea |
W.Tarangan (Ngaibor) |
tai |
sea |
Yamdena |
tasik |
salt water; sea |
Selaru |
r-tasi |
to salt |
|
tasi |
sea, saltwater |
|
tasi-si |
salt |
Leti |
taski |
salt water; sea |
Adonara |
tahik |
sea |
Palu'e |
tahi |
sea |
Lamaholot |
tahik |
sea, saltwater |
Rembong |
tasik |
sea |
Manggarai |
tacik |
sea |
Galoli |
tasi |
sea |
Sika |
tahi |
sea, saltwater |
Tetun |
tasi |
sea, ocean |
Mambai |
taisa |
sea |
Vaikenu |
tasi |
sea |
Atoni |
tasi |
sea |
Kambera |
tehiku míni |
‘male’ sea: shoreline that is not dry even in ebbtide, where a river exits into the sea |
|
tehiku |
sea |
|
tehiku kawini |
‘female’ sea: area on both sides of a river’s debouchment into the sea, that is dry at ebbtide |
|
wai tehiku |
saltwater, seawater |
Helong |
tasi |
sea |
Hawu |
dahi |
sea |
Rotinese |
tasi oe |
saltwater, seawater |
|
tasi |
sea |
Dhao/Ndao |
dasi |
sea |
SHWNG |
Moor |
ati |
saltwater |
OC |
Hawaiian |
ma-kai |
on the sea side, toward the sea, in the direction of the sea |
|
kai |
sea, sea water; area near the sea; current in the sea; insipid, brackish, tasteless |
|
i kai |
towards the sea |
Ulithian |
tade |
sea |
Yapese |
daay |
saltwater, seawater; tide, flow of saltwater; tidal season |
Marshallese |
lǫ-jet |
ocean, sea (lit. ‘in the sea/at sea’) |
Woleaian |
sat |
sea, ocean (archaic) |
Puluwat |
heti-n |
sea, ocean, tide; salt |
|
háát |
sea, ocean, tide; salt |
Chuukese |
sáát |
saltwater, sea; salted water; illness caused by sea spirits |
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seti-n |
saltwater, sea; salted water; illness caused by sea spirits |
Pohnpeian |
se:d |
ocean, sea |
Mokilese |
jed |
sea water; salt |
Nukuoro |
dai |
lagoon; sea; salt |
Kapingamarangi |
tai |
saltwater, salt; lagoon; sea; tide |
Gilbertese |
te tari |
salt |
|
tari-aki |
to salt, to be salted |
|
tari |
sea, saltwater, seawater |
Seimat |
tax |
sea (in combination) |
Kaniet |
tasi |
sea |
Aua |
ari |
saltwater, salt |
Ponam |
has |
sea |
Leipon |
ndas |
sea, saltwater |
Sori |
dah |
saltwater, salt |
Ahus |
has |
sea, saltwater |
Andra |
dras |
sea, saltwater |
Loniu |
tas |
sea, saltwater |
Kele |
dras |
sea, saltwater |
Nali |
dras |
sea, saltwater |
Titan |
dras |
saltwater |
Nauna |
təs |
saltwater, salt |
Lenkau |
tres |
saltwater |
Lou |
set |
sea, saltwater |
Nalik |
ras |
sea |
Mendak |
tas |
saltwater, salt |
Sursurunga |
tas |
saltwater |
Manam |
tari |
streaming, flood |
Tanga |
tes |
saltwater |
Label |
tāsi |
sea, saltwater |
Takuu |
tai |
sea, tide, sea water |
Bali (Uneapa) |
dariki |
sea |
Haku |
tis |
sea |
Selau |
tasi |
saltwater, salt |
Petats |
tasi |
sea |
Lusi |
tari |
sea |
Kove |
tari |
sea |
Piva |
tagisi |
sea |
Banoni |
taghisi |
sea, saltwater, more a place than a liquid; more a liquid |
Numbami |
tai |
saltwater, sea, ocean; salt |
Zabana |
tahi |
sea |
Kokota |
tahi |
sea |
Cheke Holo |
ta-tahi |
taste salty |
|
tahi |
ocean, sea; salt |
Toqabaqita |
asi |
sea, ocean; sea water, saltwater; saltwater person (not a Toqabaqita person); salt |
Bugotu |
tahi |
sea, saltwater, salt; a vessel for holding saltwater |
Lau |
asi |
sea, saltwater |
|
fafo-na asi |
surface of the sea |
|
fafo-asi |
foothills (lit. ‘above the sea’) |
Tuvaluan |
tai |
sea; tide |
Kwaio |
asi |
sea, salt, sea water |
Nggela |
tahi |
the sea; surf, a wave; salt |
'Āre'āre |
āsi mauri |
the open sea (lit. ‘living sea’) |
|
āsi mae |
the quiet sea in the lagoon (lit. ‘dead sea’) |
|
āsi |
sea, saltwater |
Ghari |
tasi |
sea |
Sa'a |
äsi deu |
neap tide |
|
äsi e honu |
high spring tide |
|
äsi |
sea, saltwater; salt (late use); a month, January |
Motu |
tadi |
seawater |
Arosi |
asi |
sea, saltwater, salt |
Anuta |
tai |
water covering the reef |
Rennellese |
tai |
ocean, lake, salt water; seafood (poetic) |
|
tai maaŋago |
brackish sea water, especially the Lake |
Mota |
Tasmate |
a district of Mota to leeward where the sea is quiet or dead; generally the lee side of an island |
|
tas |
sea, saltwater; the name of the lake at Gaua, so called because the water of it is not , simple water, but , brackish |
Samoan |
tai |
tide; game or fish in season |
|
i tai |
on the side towards the sea (as opposed to : on the side towards the land) |
Futunan |
tai |
sea; tide |
Tolomako |
tasi |
sea |
Malmariv |
tasi |
sea |
Lametin |
tas |
sea |
Mafea |
tasi |
sea |
Raga |
tahi |
sea; salt |
Aore |
tas |
sea |
Araki |
rasi |
sea; salt |
|
rasi |
sea, saltwater |
Sowa |
zas |
sea; salt |
Atchin |
n-tas |
sea |
|
n-tas |
sea; salt |
|
n-tah |
salt |
Leviamp |
na-ta |
sea |
Axamb |
ne-ras |
salt |
Maxbaxo |
nə ras |
sea |
Bonkovia |
ti |
sea |
Pwele |
na-tasi |
sea |
Efate (South) |
na-tas |
sea |
Wayan |
taci |
coast, seashore, sea, from the perspective of the land; be salty in taste; saltiness, salty taste |
|
taci-taci |
be salty to the taste; have salt added, be salted; be a bit salty |
|
wai taci |
sea, a body of sea-water; salt water |
Fijian |
wai taci |
wai taci |
|
taci |
the sea |
Niue |
tahi |
the sea (more especially near the coast, as compared with , the open sea); the coast |
Southwest Tanna |
tahik |
sea |
Tongan |
tahi |
sea; sea-water; tide |
Rarotongan |
tai |
the sea, sea or salt water; the coast or land bordering the sea, as opposed to , inland; tide; wave or waves, as of the sea |
Rapanui |
tai |
sea |
Maori |
tai-tai nunui |
spring tides |
|
tai-tai ririki |
neap tides |
|
tai |
the sea, generally antithetical to ; the coast, as opposed to , inland; tide; wave |
|
tai-tai |
tide |
Nakanamanga |
na tasi |
sea |
Wuvulu |
ʔaxi |
saltwater, salt |
Sesake |
na tas lolo |
salt |
|
na tasi |
sea |
Peterara |
tasi |
sea; salt |
Sesivi |
tes |
sea |
Nakanamanga |
tas-mena |
salt |