Reconstruction Level: MP - Malayo-Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
AFAA Storm, hurricane
AFE.1A Deviate, turn aside
AFO Cord, especially fishing line
AFU-AFU Drizzle; light rain
AKO Learn, teach
APU.A Seize, take, gather
ATE.2 A shrub (Wedelia [=Wollastonia] biflora) (Clk)
AWA Channel, passage through reef
FAA.2 Hoarse
FAGA.1A Open up, remove
FAGA.3 To feed v.t
FALE House n
FANA.2 Hot; heat n
FANAU Have child, give birth, bear
FATA.1 Shelf, platform
FATU.1A Weave, plait
FAU.A A tree (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
FAU-FAU Disgusting, filthy, nauseating: *fa(q)ufa(q)u
FEE.1 Where?
FETAQU A tree (Calophyllum inophyllum)
FIRI.1 Braid (i.e. interlace three or more flexible elements to form e.g. a rope), a technique sometimes referred to as plaiting)
FITI.1A Fillip, flick with finger, spring up, jerk round, flip over, turn somersault
FOHE Paddle
FOTO Barb of stingray
FOTU.1 Appear, emerge
FUA.1B Carry on shoulder
FUA.6 Gather leaves, especially for thatching
FUKE.A Open up (especially an earth oven), uncover
FULI.1 Turn (round or over)
FULU.1 Body hair, feathers
FULU.2 Rub on (face or body); wash by rubbing or wiping
FULU-FULU Body hair, fur, feathers; hairy
FUQI Wash feet or hands, pour water over, soak
FUQU Base or lower end of a tree
GALU.1 Wave (of sea)
GIGIE Coastal shrub or small tree sp. (Pemphis acidula) (Clk)
GII Shrill sound
GUGU.2 Rheumatism, arthritis
GULU Grunt, rumble
GUTU.A Mouth, lip, beak, orifice
HAGA.1 Span (measurement)
HAGAFULU Ten
HAI Who?
HIKO-FI Tongs, pincers (Clk)
HUI Bone
IA.2 Demonstrative particle: that, those (previously mentioned)
IKE Tapa beater
INU Drink
IO.1 Yes
KAFA.1 Sennit, coconut husk fibre

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