Entry record from de Josselin de Jong (1937): Woirata
ina
• face; eye; appearance; shape(eng).
ina lēre
• dazzled; blinded (by glaring light)(eng).
inalia
• eyelash(eng).
inamodo
• eye(eng).
inamodo itiai nāni
• with sunken eyes(eng).
inamodo hur wetke
• blink one's eyes (keep closing opening one's eyes)(eng).
inamodo kuikuile
• close one's eyes; closed eyes(eng).
inamodo najēte he
• unseemly; very indecent (e.g. incest)(eng).
Literally: the eye does not rest upon, not to be looked at
ina-modo tapu
• eye-ball(eng).
inamodo uma tau āni
• having dust in the eye(s)(eng).
inamule panmule
• perished; dead(eng).
Literally: face shape disappeared
inapanu
• appearance; shape; aspect(eng).
inapau
• eye-lid(eng).
inatapu
• eye-ball; upper half of a coconut shell(eng).
inatapu a'arau
• sunken-eyed(eng).
inatapu mala'i nāni
• having bulging eyes(eng).
Literally: eye-balls stay outside
inatapu mudunasi
• throw a sidelong look(eng).
Literally: eye-balls look inside
ina'uni, ina'auni, i'ina'uni, iina'auni
• not changed; having its usual aspect, shape(eng).
Literally: its aspect one
ina'una' uni, i'ina' uni auni
• looking exactly as before(eng).
inawair
• squinting(eng).
Literally: eye crooked, curved
inawaja
• tear(eng).
See also: sunu
inawaja elelere
• streaming tears(eng).
inawati
• eyebrow(eng).
Literally: eye-road