and, but; the vowel changes

Fox, C. 1970

conjunction: and; the vowel of #ma shifts in agreement with the first vowel of the following word; viz. #me,# mi,# mo, #mu. The form #mi is often preferred when the following vowel is other than #i.

Ivens 1940

and; with

Lithgow 2007

and; etc. (in counting)

conjunction: with, and, but

Sabatier 1971

and

associate --- and some others

Lee 1976

and, but

Keesing 1975

and

Fox, C. 1974

and

and

and; with

and

Blust n.d. (1975)

and

conjunction: and; used to connect numerals, to connect points of the compass, to express dual relationship caused by marriage of persons belonging to different generations, as in the case of a father and son marrying sisters

Williams 1971

and (simultaneity or close temporal sequence, often causal, links predications that are components of a single complex event, cosubordinate nexus)

Bugenhagen and Bugenhagen 2007

and

coordination and inclusive-comitative: and, with, in the company of

and, but; but the vowel changes, agreeing with that of the word following, #me te, #mu tu, etc.

Fox, C. 1955

conjunction: and (with numerals)

McEwen 1970

and, and so, and thus, and then; with, including

Carroll and Soulik 1973

and

conjunction: and: used to connect persons or numerals, and in many instances, place or thing

Savage 1980

comitative preposition: with, and, for, in behalf of

Elbert 1975

and

Churchward 1940

and

Milner 1966

and

then, next, in that case

Parker 1970

and

Tryon and Hackman 1983

and, conjunction; sometimes expressed as ‘m’; always used as a substantival connective, never used between verbs

Bell 1977

conjunction: and, with, but, also

Capell 1943, Ezard 1985

and, with

and

and, but; with

conjunction: and (only with numerals)

Churchward 1959

coordinator: and (conjoins phrases, clauses and sentences); also used when there is contrast, unexpectedness between two states of affairs

and

and

Blust n.d. (1975)

and

conjunction: then, and, but

Jensen 1977

and

Blust n.d.

and

Jonker 1908

and

Drabbe 1932a

and, but, or

Josselin de Jong 1987

and

Drabbe 1932b

and (Ferrell 1969)

Jeng 1972

and

van Hasselt and van Hasselt 1947

and, so that

Held 1942, Anceaux 1961