Reconstruction Level: NP - Nuclear Polynesian
| Reconstruction | Description |
|---|---|
| SAKALI | Flesh of mature coconut |
| SANI.1 | Graze, pass close to; touch lightly |
| SANI.3 | Know well; be familiar with |
| SAPA | Non-symmetrical, unequal, passed beyond point of symmetry |
| SAQAKI.2 | Sickness (Rby) |
| SASAGA | Tie-beam |
| SAU-AQA | Rude, oppressive, angry |
| SAU-GA.* | Unpleasant odour |
| SAUMI.2 | Forward section of canoe hull: *sa(q)umi |
| SAU-SAU.1 | A Fish (Dendrochirus spp.) |
| SAWA.1 | Filthy |
| SAWAIKI | Traditional homeland |
| SAWANE | A fish (Lutjanus sp.) |
| SE.1 | Non-specific article |
| SEKE.1D | Sail downwind |
| SEKI | Grab, snatch, pull out, jerk |
| SEMO | Become separated, slip off, be loosed; weak, exhausted |
| SII.2B | (Have) diarrhoea |
| SIKA.3 | Female genitals |
| SIPA.1 | A small or immature Flying-fish |
| SOATA.1. | Reddish |
| SOKO.2 | Exchange, buy, sell |
| SOKO-.3A | Just, exactly (with numerals) |
| SOLO.2B | Food made with grated taro |
| SOMO.2 | Grow, of plants |
| SUE.1 | Globefish, pufferfish |
| SUE.2 | Root up, disturb earth, throw in a heap, lift a covering |
| SUGALE | Fish sp., wrasse |
| SUKI.B | Sharp, stabbing pain |
| SUME | Put on, as a loincloth |
| SUMU.1 | Tie, lash |
| SUQA-WALE | Expectorate, spittle |
| SUU.2 | Fart |
| SUUMAALIE | Good, pleasing, beautiful: *su(u)ma(a)lie |
| SUU-PEQE.* | Nasal mucus |
| TAA.1E | Wash clothes (by beating) |
| TAAFUNA.1 | A shoal or submarine reef |
| TAA-FUNA.2 | Hide, conceal |
| TAALAWA | Beams in roof structure of a house, rafters, purlins |
| TAA-POLA | Basket plaited from a single coconut frond |
| TAATAI.1 | Hanger for water container |
| TAA-TOU | First person inclusive plural pronoun (independent): *(ki)taa-tou |
| TAA-UA.1 | First person inclusive dual pronoun (independent): *(ki)ta(a)ua |
| TAE.2A | To scoop up, gather, collect (Rby) |
| TAFA-TAI | Seashore, coast |
| TAFA-TOO | Steep to, sheer |
| TAFITO.C | Penis |
| TAFO-LAQA.* | Whale |
| TAIKI.* | Hard (of timber), heartwood |
| TAI-QAO | Early morning, dawn; tomorrow |
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