Pollex Reconstructed Protoforms
| Level | Reconstruction | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SOSO.2 | Overripe (of root crops) | |
| SOSONI | Water container | |
| SOU | To be agitated (of the sea) | |
| SUA.1 | Commence a chant or song | |
| SUA.2 | Lever up, as soil with stick when weeding; root, as pigs | |
| SUA.3 | To paddle a canoe | |
| SUA.4 | Change tack (in sailing) | |
| SUAKI.* | Open up, as a grave, an earth-oven; disinter | |
| NO | SUA-KOLOKOLO | Squid sp. |
| SUE.1 | Globefish, pufferfish | |
| SUE.2 | Root up, disturb earth, throw in a heap, lift a covering | |
| SUELO | Ray of light | |
| SUGALE | Fish sp., wrasse | |
| SU-GALU | Driftwood and shells worn by wave action; jetsam. | |
| NO | SUGU | Sniff, smell *(s,t)ugu |
| SUI | Exchange, change, replace | |
| SUKE | Open up by removing a cover | |
| SUKI.A | Pierce, prick, puncture, stab; sharp-pointed implement | |
| SUKI.B | Sharp, stabbing pain | |
| SUKU | Tail, extremity | |
| SULA | Appear (Rby) | |
| SULALI | Beche-de-mer sp (Holuthuria) | |
| SULI | A banana or taro shoot | |
| SULU.1A | Insert (as in weaving, thatching), pierce | |
| SULU.1B | Fasten loincloth or skirt by tucking in | |
| SULU.2 | Illuminate; torch | |
| SULU-MAKI | Slip in, stick in, insert, plunge in | |
| SUME | Put on, as a loincloth | |
| SUMU.1 | Tie, lash | |
| SUMU.2 | Triggerfish (Balistidae) | |
| SUMU.3 | Name of a celestial object | |
| SUNI.1 | Greasy | |
| SUNI.2 | Shrub sp (probably Phaleria disperma) | |
| NO | SUNU.1* | Oily |
| SUNU.2 | Singe | |
| SUNU-KI | Insert, stick in the ground | |
| SUO | Gardening implement | |
| SUQA.A | Liquid; contain liquid | |
| SUQA.B | Rise (of tide) | |
| SUQA.C | Taste, flavour | |
| SUQA-MALIE | Sweet | |
| SUQA-WALE | Expectorate, spittle | |
| SUQI | Dilute, mix with liquid (Clk) | |
| SURA | To uncover, expose | |
| SURU.A | Bend forward, fall headlong, dive | |
| SURU.B | Set (of sun, moon, stars) | |
| SUU.1 | Liquid, wet, watery | |
| SUU.2 | Fart | |
| SUU.3 | Ask for mercy, pardon; make supplication | |
| SUUMAALIE | Good, pleasing, beautiful: *su(u)ma(a)lie |
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