Reconstruction Level: NP - Nuclear Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
NAU.1 A plant (Lepidium sp.)
NEFU.1 Anchovy (Stolephorus sp.)
NEI Demonstrative: here, near speaker
NEKE.1A Move oneself, edge along, crawl
NEWA.B Dizzy, confused
NITI Tight, crowded (Rby): *(n,g)iti
NUAFINE Old woman, wife
NUI.1 Big
OKO.2A To reach maturity; strong
OLI.2 Brandish a weapon (as challenge)
OLI.3 A type of chant or formal speech: *(oli)oli
OQI.B Shake, agitate, move around
PAA.2C Blow against (of wind)
PAA.3B Pearl-shell
PAA.6 Form of address to respected male
PAA-KISI Dried up; sickly
PAALASI Sit on, drop on
PAA-PAKU Shallow: *pa(a)paku
PAATEE.1 Slit-gong; make resonant percussive sound (as e.g. a bell)
PAKA-PAKA Thin, emaciated
PAKE Obstinate; deceive
PA-KEKE Stiff
PAKI-AKA Root of a plant
PAKU.C Dark in colour
PAKU-PAKU Emaciated, starving
PALA.1C Mud, dirt, filth, excrement: *pala(-pala)
PALE.3B To turn, lean to one side
PA-LEMO To drown
PALE-TAI Foredeck, splashboards or washboards of a canoe
PALOLO.B A month or season
PALOLO-MULI Name of a lunar month
PALOLO-MUQA Name of a lunar month
PANOKO Fish spp. including Blennies
PAPA.3 Box
PATI.2 Ask, cajole, coax
PAU.1C Finished, over, ended
PEE-FEA How?
PEE-LAA Like that (demonstrative manner adverbial) *pe(e)-laa
PEI Small fruit; game played with these
PEQE-SI.A3 Broken, crushed
PEQE-SI.B1 Throw, toss, throw (to); throw out, throw away, discard
PEQE-SI.B4 Throw out line or net
PESE.1 Sing, song
PETI Be fat
PII-WAI Undeveloped, of fruit, root crops, or young animals
PIKI-PIKI Curly (hair)
PILI.1B Be close to, next to; joined to, together
POGA.2 Hole, orifice, esp. nostril or other bodily orifice
POGA.3 Scar, defect on a surface
POGA-A-ISU Nostril: *poga(-a-)isu

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