Hūʻanga
Entrance
Usage
Displayed at the entrance of buildings and grounds
Tapu
No entry
Usage
Posted where entry is forbidden or restricted
Tangata
Men
Usage
On the men door of public toilets
Fefine
Women
Usage
On the women door of public toilets
Falemālōlō
Toilets
Usage
Points the way to the toilets
ʻOua ʻe ifi tapaka
No smoking
Usage
Posted in non-smoking areas
Ava
Open
Usage
Shop-front sign meaning the place is open
Tāpuni
Closed
Usage
Shop-front sign meaning the place is closed
Teke
Push
Usage
On a door: push
Toho
Pull
Usage
On a door: pull
More Tongan phrases
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