to have fever, to have an attack of malaria

Geerts 1970

to have fever, malaria; be feverish

Fox, C. 1970

sick

Tryon 1976

sick

Tryon 1976

sick

Ross n.d. b., Anastasia Vuluku Kaue from Makiri village, courtesy of Hiroko Sato

pain, hurt; (be) painful

Goodenough and Sugita 1980

sick

sick

be sick; patient, sick person; sickness, illness, disease

causing pain

Sabatier 1971

painful, paining; to be suffering

Sabatier 1971

pain, suffering, grief; painful

Sabatier 1971

hurt feelings (‘painful insides’)

Sabatier 1971

to regret, repent

Sabatier 1971

sick

Lincoln 1977

to cause sickness; to feign sickness; genitals

Pukui and Elbert 1971

patient, sick person; sickness, disease; sick, ill; menstruating

Pukui and Elbert 1971

be sick, infirm

Lieber and Dikepa 1974

menstruation (lit. ‘woman’s sickness’)

Lieber and Dikepa 1974

painful, hurting, sore; pain, ache, intense pain in the bones or joints

Lee 1976

fever

Keesing 1975

feverish

Keesing 1975

to be ill

Fox, C. 1974

illness

Fox, C. 1974

sick

invalid, sick person; sore; to afflict, of an illness

Williams 1971

cutaneous disease

Williams 1971

pain; hurt; ache; sore

Abo, Bender, Capelle and deBrum 1976

hurt, painful

Harrison and Albert 1977

ague

Codrington and Palmer 1896

sick

sick

sick, sickness; ill, illness; disease (physical or mental)

Carroll and Soulik 1973

envious, jealous (non-sexual jealousy)

Carroll and Soulik 1973

menstruation (lit. ‘unclean sickness’)

Carroll and Soulik 1973

to hurt; to be painful; to ache

Rehg and Sohl 1979

to hurt, pain; pain

Elbert 1972

sick

general term for disease, sickness or illness of any nature: the word with which it is joined denotes the particular disease or illness; sick, affected by disease, ill

Savage 1980

be indisposed; be ill or feel ill; be suffering from some complaint

Savage 1980

fevers of any kind

Savage 1980

menses (lit. ‘woman’s sickness’)

Savage 1980

to cause sickness

Elbert 1975

sickness; sick person, patient; to be sick

Elbert 1975

rascal, scamp, nasty supernatural

Elbert 1975

woman’s monthly period; to have such a period (lit. ‘dirty sickness’)

Elbert 1975

sick

to have an attack of malarial fever

Ivens 1929

be madly in love, yearn or pine for someone

Milner 1966

epidemic

Milner 1966

feel unwell, be indisposed

Milner 1966

be sick, fall ill; infection (in general), disease, sickness; patient; pregnancy

Milner 1966

condition said to be caused by temporary possession of a person by a ghost or a devil

Milner 1966

(of a child) be sickly

Milner 1966

shivering

Milner 1966

be homesick; be lovesick; homesickness, lovesickness

Milner 1966

menses, monthly period

Milner 1966

maʔi-maʔi

Milner 1966

be pregnant

Milner 1966

sick, ill

Capell 1969

sick

Rajki 2018

to be ill or sick

sick

sick person, patient; sickness, disease, ailment; temperamental or characteristic fondness or liking, ‘weakness’, craze, addiction; sick, diseased, ailing; dead (polite for #mate)

Churchward 1959

be sick, ill

sickness, illness, disease

feel sick, ill

sick; a sick person

illness, disease, sickness

van den Berg 2008

make it hurt

Sohn and Tawerilmang 1976

pain; be painful, sick, hurt

Sohn and Tawerilmang 1976

painful, sick