Reconstruction Level: NP - Nuclear Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
TITI.1 Peg, to stick in as a peg
TOGI.1B Peck, nibble
TOI.2 Urge, encourage, pull
TOKA-QALA Post-parturient complications, as retention of placenta
TOLA.1 Be erect (of penis)
TONA-TONA Clitoris
TOO.1B To conceive, be pregnant
T-OO.5 O-class possessive particle, subordinate.
TOTI.1 Lame; limp, hop
TUA.1 Fell, chop down
TUGAGA Rubbish heap
TUGAGE Shellfish sp
TUGA-TUGA Rough, uneven surface
TUKE-MATA Eyebrow
TULU-KI A support
TULU-TULU.1 House post, wall post: *tu(lu)tulu
TUPUAKI.* Top of head
TUQA-.3 Numeral prefix, unit of ten crabs etc.
TUQA-AKAU Ocean side of reef, far out to sea
TUQU.2 Belt, girdle
TUQU-LAGA.A Framework, scaffolding, platform
TUU.1 Ground pigeon sp
TUU-POUPOU Trumpet Fish (Aulostomus valentini)
-U-LUA Second person dual possessive suffix
UMELE Kind of song or chant
USI.2 Shoot (of plants) (Rby)
USU.2 An institutionalised performance, ceremony (Ebt)
-U-TOU Second person plural possessive suffix: *-(ou)tou
WAANAGA Speech, to speak
WAASI Side, place, part
WAELO Tail of animal, bird, stingray, comet; long thin appendage
WAI.2 Name of a lunar month or season
WAI-UU Milk
WALA.1 To desire, want
WALI.2 Mushy, watery, muddy
WASI To split: *wa((q)a)si
WATA A hole; perforated
WAWAO Separate antagonists; mediate: *wawa(q)o
WEKU.1 Disarranged, dishevelled (of hair)
WELI.2 Disgusting, repulsive
WELO.2 Stern of canoe
WIIWII An insect
WILI.3 Be startled; tremble, shiver

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