Reconstruction Level: SO - Samoic-Outlier Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
LAQALAQA-TEA Midday (Clk)
LAULAUFAU Fish sp., butterfly fish sp., or moorish idol
LAU-QEFA Wide
LAVA-A Able, capable
LE Definite article singular
LEIA Choke
LEKA.3 Belch, regurgitate
LELEFUA.* Moth, butterfly
LIKO.4 Chase away
LIUA River
LOTO-TONU Centre, middle
LOTU.3 Persevere
LUATUQU Wind direction (north-east?)
MAAFULU Awake
MAA-LAGA.* Arise, be caused
MAA-LALI Smooth, slippery
MAAVAVA.* Yawn
MA-FAQA.B Opening of the vagina
MA-FULE Peeled; retracted (foreskin)
MA-GAALAFU Hearth (Clk)
MAGE Dried out
MAGI A condition of ill health
MAKA-VAA Distance, gap
MAKOPUNA.* Grandchild
MALIGA Side of face (temple, cheek); hair of the temples: *maliga(liga)
MANU-TAGI-LUA Bird sp., probably a petrel
MAQAA Brother-in-law (man speaking), sister-in-law (woman speaking)
MA-QOFA Collapse, fall apart (Rby)
MASAGI Rise into the air
-MA-TOU.B First person exclusive plural possessive suffix
MEA.1D Baby, infant
MOA.5 Soft lower body part
MOLOKAU.B A vine
MOQI-KAKA Strand or shred of coconut husk fibre
MOSO.1B Polynesian Starling (Aplonis sp.)
MUKA.1C Fragile, delicate
MULE.2 Rub, masturbate
MUQA-GA-LAQE (Part of) forehead: *muqa-(ga)-laqe
NAQA.4 Be located
NEKE.1B Rise up on swell of water
NEVE Carry on back with straps
NI.2 Indefinite article plural
NOKO.2 Past continuative aspect marker
ONEA A sea-snake or eel sp.
OSO Overflow
PAA.7 Indentation or defect in wood
PAA-LAPU West wind
PAKAKAU.* Wing
PAKALAFA.* Coconut leaf midrib
PAKUU.B Fall down

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