Reconstruction Level: CE - Central-Eastern Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
KUUFAA Thigh
KUUKUPA Fruit dove (Ptilinopus sp.) (Clk)
KUUPEE Mucus
MAA-KUU Damp: *ma(a)kuu
MAANAWA.2 Shore tree species
MAA-REFUREFU Twilight
MAARIRI Disease category involving raised temperature
MAA-SINU Anoint(ed)
MAA-TIRO Look longingly at something (especially food)
MAGA-GA Branching, spreading (object)
MA-HEA Dim, pale
MAIHI Some part of the end of a house: *ma(a)(h)ihi
MA-INAINA Angered, annoyed
MAKERE Fall, drop: *mak(e,i)r(e,i)
MAMAKU Fern (Cyathea sp.)
MAMO.1 Descendant
MANAFUNE A legendary people
MANATAA Troubled, worried, annoyed
MANAWA-NUI Patience, fortitude, courage
MANINI.2 Pleasant, agreeable
MANU-FIRI Visitor, guest, stranger
MANUNU.2 Break (as bones)
MARAGAI.* South-east quarter and wind
MA-REKA Enjoy
MA-RIU Be favourably disposed towards
MAROKO Dry: *m(a,o)rok(a,o,e)
MATA-KAINAGA Some social group, perhaps commoners inhabiting the same land division
MATA-KITE.B Clairvoyant, having second sight
MATA-POOURI Faint
MATE-KAI Hungry; hunger
MATE-WAI Thirsty; thirst
MA-TOFI.B A stage of the waning moon; late middle period of lunar cycle
MAU Paucal or plural marker
MA-WESE Divided, separated
MA-WIRI Twist: *ma(a)-wiri
ME.3 With, and
MEKO Withhold, refuse to give, tease
MESA-MESA Lonely; apprehensive
MINA Desire
MIRU Goddess of the underworld
MOEMOE-AA.* Dream
MOHO Come into leaf: *mo(f,s)o
MOII Sweet potato variety
MOKE Lost, missing; lonely
MOKO.4 Shoots, cuttings
MONE Bare
MONO.B Replace, substitute for
MOORII Person of low rank
MOO-TEA White-faced, pale
MOO-TORO.* Seduce by approaching secretly at night (Clk)

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