Reconstruction Level: EP - East Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
SEI.1B Wreath, garland
SEWA.B Mourning practices or ceremonies
SOATA.3 A night near the margin of the lunar cycle
SOPE.2 Buttocks, posteriors, rear end
SUAKI.* Open up, as a grave, an earth-oven; disinter
TAARARO To pimp
TAA-SAE Wild, savage, fierce
TA-FAGA.B Just, only
TAFU.B Perform ritual, sorcery
TAFUQA Platform, foundation, base
TAI-NAFI Yesterday
TAPAIRU A woman of high rank
TAQOKETE.B Sibling-in-law of the same sex
TAU.ŋ Reef or shoal
TEKA.2B Penis
TEKO.3 Proud, haughty
TIAKI To guard; to wait for
TIKA.B Straight, correct, true
TINI.1B A large number, many
TIREO One of the first nights of the lunar cycle
TITO Peck (Clk)
TOO.2 Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)
TOPA To fall
TORE Stripe(d), streak(ed)
TORO-MIRO A tree
TUA.2 Sea creature
TUGU.1 Cough
TUMU.1A Origin, base n; trunk (of tree)
TUMU.1B Person who is the source or origin of something
TUQU.3B To be wounded, hit
TUTE.1 Push (away)
TUTU.1 Hoop (used as net spreader)
TUUPAAPAKU Corpse, cadaver
UHI Tattooing instrument
UKU-I Rub
WAI-RUA Spirit: *wa(i,e)-rua
WARI Menstrual blood
WAWAI Plant sp., cotton (perhaps Gossypium hirsutum)
WEO Copper
WERE-WERE.A* Hanging membrane or flesh
WERI Centipede
WEWE.B Poor

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