n. island; country; hometown; birthplace

Fenua often includes not only the meaning of a geographical and physical island or country, but also the meaning of belonging and the basis of identity. On the other hand, motu simply means a geographical and physical island.

n. capital

n. village; town

adj. 1. foreign, European n. 2. foreign people (especially European)

Used both as an adjective and as a noun. In a narrow sense, it may refer to European Caucasians and Western products or things, and in a broader sense, it may refer to foreigners and foreign things in general. It may have a so-called "gaijin" nuance.

n. island nation, group of islands

n. native land, home land

fenua (land) + tonu (real).

n. Tuvalu

n. Fiji

[E] fiji

n. New Zealand

[E] New Zealand

n. Auckland

[E] Auckland; New Zealand's largest multicultural city located in the northern part of the North Island. According to 2018 census, 69.4% of Tuvaluan immigrants living in New Zealand live in Auckland region.