Reconstruction Level: PN - Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
FAKA-TONU.A To make straight, true or correct
FAKA-TONU.B To accept or present something as true or correct
FAKA-TONU.C To judge, order, instruct, regulate, settle differences
FAKA-TOO.A Cause to fall, drop; lay (egg)
FAKA-TOO.B Descend, go down
FAKA-TUPU.A Cause to grow, raise, rear
FAKA-TUPU.B To create, start, originate, cause
FAKA-TUPU.C To cause to rise, heap up, pile up; to gather, meet
FAKA-TUQU Set up, establish; begin
FAKA-WAKA A handle, provide with a handle
FAKA-WALE Behave irrationally or foolishly; deceive
FAKA-WAQE Lay the foundation
FALA.1 Plaited pandanus mat
FALA.2 Grave
FALALA.A Lean, stoop; slant *fa(a)lala
FALALA.B Blow (against)
FALE KOLOA Trade store, shop
FA-LIU Turn round
FANAA Mast
FANAGA Story intended for entertainment and usually containIng repetitions of a short chant
FANA-KIO Tree sp. (Sterculia)
FANO-GA Journey; travelling party
FANOGO.A Hear, listen
FANUA.B Placenta, afterbirth
FAQA.3 To burst, split or be cut open *fa(q)a
FAQA.4 Work hard
FAQA-I To open wide
FAQALA Search for lice
FAQAO Seize, take by force, rob
FAQAPUKU Hold something in the mouth
FAQA-SI Part, side or half of something
FAQEA Mother: *faqe(a)
FAQELE Mother of (newborn) child; childbirth *faqele(qele)
FAQI-TOTOKA Entrance, doorway: *faqi-(to)toka
FAQO.1B Put into, pack in *(fa)faqo
FAQO.2 Lie facing up or down (with directionals)
FAQU.2 Garland for head, headband
FARO.2A Stretch (by pulling), tighten lashing
FARO.2B Stretch (the body); stretch out a limb; stretch to see or reach
FASA Insane
FASI.C Beat, kill
FATA-FATA Chest, upper body
FATI.B Bend, curve, form an angle
FATI.D Tune, melody
FATU.1B Compose, construct, invent
FATU.1C To fold: (*fa-fatu, *fatu-qi)
FATU.3 Viscous, clotted
FATUGA.1 Rafter, beam n
FATU-GA.2 Edge, border (of mat or garment)
FATU-KALAA Kind of volcanic stone

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