Tongaisch–Englisch Wörterbuch

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Wort	Wortart	Übersetzung	Beispiel
au	Pronomen	I	ʻOku ou ʻi heni he taimi ni. I am here now.
koe	Pronomen	you	Ko hoku kaumeʻa koe. You are my friend.
ia	Pronomen	he	ʻOku ʻi ʻapi ia. He is at home.
ia	Pronomen	she	ʻOku fiefia lahi ia. She is very happy.
kitautolu	Pronomen	we	ʻOku tau ʻalu he ʻaho ni. We are going today.
kinautolu	Pronomen	they	ʻOku nau ʻi he ako. They are at school.
ko e hā	Pronomen	what	Ko e hā ho hingoa? What is your name?
fē	Adverb	where	ʻOku ʻi fē ho fale? Where is your house?
ʻahea	Adverb	when	Te ke haʻu ʻahea? When will you come?
ko hai	Pronomen	who	Ko hai ʻa e tokotaha ko ia? Who is that person?
ko e hā	Adverb	why	Ko e hā ʻoku ke loto-mamahi ai? Why are you sad?
fēfē	Adverb	how	ʻOku ke fēfē he ʻaho ni? How are you today?
maʻu	Verb	to have	ʻOku ou maʻu ha tohi. I have a book.
fai	Verb	to do	ʻOku ou fai ʻeku ngāue. I do my work.
ʻalu	Verb	to go	ʻOku nau ʻalu ki kolo. They go to town.
haʻu	Verb	to come	Kataki ʻo haʻu heni he taimi ni. Please come here now.
mamata	Verb	to see	ʻOku ou mamata ki he māhina. I see the moon.
ʻilo	Verb	to know	ʻOku ou ʻilo ʻa e talanoa ko ia. I know that story.
fakakaukau	Verb	to think	ʻOku tau fakakaukau ki he moʻui. We think about life.
fiemaʻu	Verb	to want	ʻOku ou fiemaʻu ha vai. I want some water.
fiemaʻu	Verb	to need	ʻOku tau fiemaʻu ha meʻakai lahi ange. We need more food.
ngaohi	Verb	to make	ʻOku nau ngaohi ha tēpile. They make a table.
ʻave	Verb	to take	ʻAve ʻa e tohi ki ʻapi. Take the book home.
foaki	Verb	to give	ʻOku ou foaki atu ha vai kiate koe. I give you water.
pehē	Verb	to say	ʻOku nau pehē ha ngaahi lea lelei. They say good words.
tala	Verb	to tell	Tala mai ʻa e talanoa. Tell me the story.
fehuʻi	Verb	to ask	ʻOku ou fehuʻi ha fehuʻi ʻe taha. I ask one question.
maʻu	Verb	to find	ʻOku tau maʻu ʻa e ki. We find the key.
sio	Verb	to look	Sio ki he langi. Look at the sky.
ngāueʻaki	Verb	to use	ʻOku ou ngāueʻaki ʻa e tēpile ni. I use this table.
ngāue	Verb	to work	ʻOku nau ngāue ʻi he ʻaho kotoa pē. They work every day.
kai	Verb	to eat	Te tau kai laise he pō ni. We eat rice tonight.
inu	Verb	to drink	ʻOku ou inu tī vela. I drink hot tea.
mohe	Verb	to sleep	ʻOku mohe ʻa e tamasiʻi he taimi ni. The child sleeps now.
luelue	Verb	to walk	ʻOku tau luelue ki he ako. We walk to school.
lele	Verb	to run	ʻOku lele vave ʻa e tamasiʻi. The boy runs fast.
lau	Verb	to read	ʻOku ne lau ha tohi. She reads a book.
tohi	Verb	to write	ʻOku ou tohi hoku hingoa. I write my name.
lea	Verb	to speak	ʻOku nau lea faka-Tonga lelei. They speak Tongan well.
fanongo	Verb	to listen	Fanongo ki he hiva. Listen to the music.
ongoʻi	Verb	to hear	ʻOku ou ongoʻi ʻa e matangi. I hear the wind.
fakatau	Verb	to buy	ʻOku tau fakatau mai ha ika foʻou. We buy fresh fish.
fakatau atu	Verb	to sell	ʻOku nau fakatau atu ʻa e mā ʻi heni. They sell bread here.
totongi	Verb	to pay	ʻOku ou totongi ʻa e paʻanga. I pay the money.
tokoni	Verb	to help	Kataki ʻo tokoni ki heʻeku faʻē. Please help my mother.
ʻofa	Verb	to love	ʻOku tau ʻofa ki hotau fāmili. We love our family.
mate	Verb	to die	ʻOku mate māmālie ʻa e ngaahi ʻakau motuʻa. Old trees die slowly.
ako	Verb	to learn	ʻOku ako ʻa e fānau ʻi he ako. Children learn at school.
akoʻi	Verb	to teach	ʻOku nau akoʻi ʻa e fānau. They teach the children.
ava	Verb	to open	Ava ʻa e matapā he taimi ni. Open the door now.
tapuni	Verb	to close	Tapuni ʻa e matapā, kātaki. Close the door, please.
tokotaha	Substantiv	person	ʻOku angaʻofa ʻa e tokotaha ko ia. That person is kind.
tangata	Substantiv	man	ʻOku lōloa ʻa e tangata. The man is tall.
fefine	Substantiv	woman	ʻOku fiefia ʻa e fefine. The woman is happy.
tamasiʻi	Substantiv	child	ʻOku mohe ʻa e tamasiʻi. The child is sleeping.
tamasiʻi tangata	Substantiv	boy	ʻOku lau lelei ʻa e tamasiʻi tangata. The boy reads well.
tamasiʻi fefine	Substantiv	girl	ʻOku hiva ʻa e tamasiʻi fefine. The girl is singing.
fāmili	Substantiv	family	ʻOku lahi hoku fāmili. My family is large.
faʻē	Substantiv	mother	ʻOku ʻi heni ʻeku faʻē. My mother is here.
tamai	Substantiv	father	ʻOku ngāue mālohi ʻeku tamai. My father works hard.
kaumeʻa	Substantiv	friend	Ko hoku kaumeʻa ia. She is my friend.
fale	Substantiv	house	ʻOku foʻou honau fale. Their house is new.
ʻapi	Substantiv	home	ʻOku tau ʻalu ki ʻapi. We are going home.
ako	Substantiv	school	ʻOku lahi ʻa e ako. The school is big.
kolo lahi	Substantiv	city	ʻOku femoʻuekina ʻa e kolo lahi ni. This city is busy.
fonua	Substantiv	country	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa hotau fonua. Our country is beautiful.
māmani	Substantiv	world	ʻOku lahi ʻa e māmani. The world is large.
loki	Substantiv	room	ʻOku siʻi ʻa e loki. The room is small.
taimi	Substantiv	time	ʻOku ʻalu vave ʻa e taimi. Time goes quickly.
ʻaho	Substantiv	day	Ko e ʻaho lelei ʻa e ʻaho ni. Today is a good day.
pō	Substantiv	night	ʻOku momoko ʻa e pō. The night is cold.
pongipongi	Substantiv	morning	ʻOku mokomoko ʻa e pongipongi. The morning is cool.
efiafi	Substantiv	evening	ʻOku tau luelue he efiafi ni. We walk this evening.
uike	Substantiv	week	ʻOku femoʻuekina ʻa e uike ni. This week is busy.
māhina	Substantiv	month	ʻOku lōloa ʻa e māhina ni. This month is long.
taʻu	Substantiv	year	ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e taʻu ni. This year is important.
he ʻaho ni	Adverb	today	ʻOku ou ngāue he ʻaho ni. I work today.
ʻapongipongi	Adverb	tomorrow	Te mau haʻu ʻapongipongi. We will come tomorrow.
ʻaneafi	Adverb	yesterday	Naʻe haʻu ia ʻaneafi. He came yesterday.
he taimi ni	Adverb	now	Haʻu heni he taimi ni. Come here now.
laʻā	Substantiv	sun	ʻOku vela ʻa e laʻā. The sun is hot.
māhina	Substantiv	moon	ʻOku ulo ʻa e māhina. The moon is bright.
fetuʻu	Substantiv	star	ʻOku ulo ʻa e fetuʻu ko ia. That star is bright.
langi	Substantiv	sky	ʻOku lanu pulū ʻa e langi. The sky is blue.
afi	Substantiv	fire	ʻOku vela ʻa e afi. The fire is hot.
vai	Substantiv	water	ʻOku momoko ʻa e vai. The water is cold.
ʻuha	Substantiv	rain	ʻOku lahi ʻa e ʻuha. The rain is heavy.
matangi	Substantiv	wind	ʻOku mālohi ʻa e matangi. The wind is strong.
ʻakau	Substantiv	tree	ʻOku lōloa ʻa e ʻakau. The tree is tall.
fugalaʻau	Substantiv	flower	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e fugalaʻau ni. This flower is beautiful.
moʻunga	Substantiv	mountain	ʻOku māʻolunga ʻa e moʻunga ko ia. That mountain is high.
vaitafe	Substantiv	river	ʻOku lōloa ʻa e vaitafe. The river is long.
tahi	Substantiv	sea	ʻOku lanu pulū ʻa e tahi. The sea is blue.
meʻakai	Substantiv	food	ʻOku mateuteu ʻa e meʻakai. The food is ready.
mā	Substantiv	bread	ʻOku foʻou ʻa e mā. The bread is fresh.
laise	Substantiv	rice	ʻOku tau kai laise ʻi he ʻaho kotoa pē. We eat rice daily.
kakanoʻi manu	Substantiv	meat	ʻOku vela ʻa e kakanoʻi manu. The meat is hot.
ika	Substantiv	fish	ʻOku foʻou ʻa e ika. The fish is fresh.
foʻi moa	Substantiv	egg	ʻOku ou kai ha foʻi moa ʻe taha. I eat one egg.
huʻakau	Substantiv	milk	ʻOku momoko ʻa e huʻakau. The milk is cold.
fuaʻiʻakau	Substantiv	fruit	ʻOku melie ʻa e fuaʻiʻakau ni. This fruit is sweet.
tī	Substantiv	tea	ʻOku vela ʻa e tī. The tea is hot.
kofe	Substantiv	coffee	ʻOku mālohi ʻa e kofe. The coffee is strong.
ʻulu	Substantiv	head	ʻOku mamahi hoku ʻulu he ʻaho ni. My head hurts today.
mata	Substantiv	eye	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa hono mata. Her eyes are beautiful.
telinga	Substantiv	ear	ʻOku mamahi hoku telinga. My ear hurts.
ngutu	Substantiv	mouth	Ava ho ngutu, kātaki. Open your mouth, please.
ihu	Substantiv	nose	ʻOku momoko hoku ihu. My nose is cold.
nima	Substantiv	hand	ʻOku mālohi hoku nima. My hand is strong.
vae	Substantiv	foot	ʻOku mamahi hono vae he taimi ni. His foot hurts now.
mafu	Substantiv	heart	ʻOku mālohi hoku mafu. My heart is strong.
hingoa	Substantiv	name	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ho hingoa. Your name is beautiful.
tohi	Substantiv	book	ʻOku foʻou ʻa e tohi ni. This book is new.
lea	Substantiv	word	ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e lea ko ia. That word is important.
lea	Substantiv	language	Ko e lea faka-Tonga ko ha lea fakaʻofoʻofa. Tongan is a beautiful language.
paʻanga	Substantiv	money	ʻOku ou fiemaʻu ha paʻanga lahi ange. I need more money.
ngāue	Substantiv	work	ʻOku faingataʻa ʻa e ngāue. The work is hard.
ʻofa	Substantiv	love	ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e ʻofa ʻi he moʻui. Love is important in life.
hiva	Substantiv	music	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e hiva. The music is beautiful.
talanoa	Substantiv	story	ʻOku moʻoni ʻa e talanoa ko ia. That story is true.
hala	Substantiv	way	ʻOku faingofua ʻa e hala ni. This way is easy.
meʻa	Substantiv	thing	ʻOku ʻaʻaku ʻa e meʻa ko ia. That thing is mine.
moʻui	Substantiv	life	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e moʻui. Life is beautiful.
matapā	Substantiv	door	ʻOku ava ʻa e matapā. The door is open.
tēpile	Substantiv	table	ʻOku lahi ʻa e tēpile. The table is big.
sea	Substantiv	chair	ʻOku foʻou ʻa e sea. The chair is new.
meʻalele	Substantiv	car	ʻOku vave ʻa e meʻalele. The car is fast.
lelei	Adjektiv	good	ʻOku lelei ʻa e meʻakai ni. This food is good.
kovi	Adjektiv	bad	ʻOku kovi ʻa e vai ko ia. That water is bad.
lahi	Adjektiv	big	ʻOku lahi ʻa e fale. The house is big.
siʻi	Adjektiv	small	ʻOku siʻi ʻa e loki. The room is small.
foʻou	Adjektiv	new	ʻOku ou maʻu ha tohi foʻou. I have a new book.
motuʻa	Adjektiv	old	ʻOku motuʻa ʻa e fale ko ia. That house is old.
lōloa	Adjektiv	long	ʻOku lōloa ʻa e hala. The road is long.
nounou	Adjektiv	short	ʻOku nounou ʻa e talanoa. The story is short.
māʻolunga	Adjektiv	high	ʻOku māʻolunga ʻa e moʻunga. The mountain is high.
maʻulalo	Adjektiv	low	ʻOku maʻulalo ʻa e sea ko ia. That chair is low.
vela	Adjektiv	hot	ʻOku vela ʻa e tī. The tea is hot.
momoko	Adjektiv	cold	ʻOku momoko ʻa e vai. The water is cold.
fiefia	Adjektiv	happy	ʻOku fiefia ʻa e tamasiʻi. The child is happy.
loto-mamahi	Adjektiv	sad	ʻOku loto-mamahi ia he ʻaho ni. She feels sad today.
fakaʻofoʻofa	Adjektiv	beautiful	ʻOku fakaʻofoʻofa ʻa e fugalaʻau. The flower is beautiful.
faingofua	Adjektiv	easy	ʻOku faingofua ʻa e ngāue ni. This work is easy.
faingataʻa	Adjektiv	hard	ʻOku faingataʻa ʻa e lēsoni ko ia. That lesson is hard.
vave	Adjektiv	fast	ʻOku vave ʻa e meʻalele. The car is fast.
tuai	Adjektiv	slow	ʻOku tuai ʻa e honu. The turtle is slow.
totonu	Adjektiv	right	ʻOku tonu ho tali. Your answer is right.
hala	Adjektiv	wrong	ʻOku hala ʻa e tali ko ia. That answer is wrong.
mahuʻinga	Adjektiv	important	ʻOku mahuʻinga ʻa e tohi ni. This book is important.
moʻoni	Adjektiv	true	ʻOku moʻoni ʻa e talanoa. The story is true.
fonu	Adjektiv	full	ʻOku fonu ʻa e ipu. The cup is full.
lala	Adjektiv	empty	ʻOku lala ʻa e loki. The room is empty.
talavou	Adjektiv	young	ʻOku kei talavou ia. He is still young.
mālohi	Adjektiv	strong	ʻOku mālohi ʻa e tangata. The man is strong.
vaivai	Adjektiv	weak	ʻOku vaivai ʻa e tamasiʻi. The child is weak.
kulokula	Adjektiv	red	ʻOku kulokula ʻa e fugalaʻau. The flower is red.
pulū	Adjektiv	blue	ʻOku pulū ʻa e langi. The sky is blue.
lanumata	Adjektiv	green	ʻOku lanumata ʻa e ʻakau. The tree is green.
engeenga	Adjektiv	yellow	ʻOku engeenga ʻa e fugalaʻau. The flower is yellow.
ʻuliʻuli	Adjektiv	black	ʻOku ʻuliʻuli ʻa e meʻalele. The car is black.
hinehina	Adjektiv	white	ʻOku hinehina ʻa e fale. The house is white.
ʻio	Interjektion	yes	ʻIo, ʻoku ou mahino. Yes, I understand.
ʻikai	Interjektion	no	ʻIkai, ʻe ʻikai te u lava ʻo haʻu. No, I cannot come.
ʻikai	Adverb	not	ʻOku ʻikai te u mateuteu. I am not ready.
mo	Konjunktion	and	ʻOku ʻi heni ʻa e faʻē mo e tamai. Mother and father are here.
pe	Konjunktion	or	ʻOku lelei pē ʻa e tī pe kofe. Tea or coffee is fine.
ka	Konjunktion	but	ʻOku ou vaivai, ka ʻoku ou fiefia. I am tired, but happy.
kapau	Konjunktion	if	Kapau ʻe ʻuha, nofo ʻi ʻapi. If it rains, stay home.
he	Konjunktion	because	Naʻá ku nofo ʻi ʻapi he naʻe ʻuha. I stayed home because rain fell.
mo	Präposition	with	Naʻá ku haʻu mo hoku kaumeʻa. I came with my friend.
taʻe	Präposition	without	Naʻe ʻalu ia taʻe paʻanga. He left without money.
maʻa	Präposition	for	ʻOku maʻau ʻa e meʻaʻofa ni maʻau. This gift is for you.
mei	Präposition	from	Naʻá ku haʻu mei he ako. I came from school.
ki	Präposition	to	ʻOku tau ʻalu ki kolo. We go to town.