Reconstruction Level: SO - Samoic-Outlier Polynesian

Reconstruction Description
TAFE-A To be carried away by a current, drift
TAGA.3 Free from ritual restriction
TAINA Same sex sibling
TAKALE Coconut stage
TAKA-WIRI Turn, twist
TALAE Fish sp. (Ebt)
TALAFA Whiskers (Ebt) (Rby)
TAPAPA Shark sp
TAPI.1B Wash genital area (of women)
TAPU-VAQE Lower leg including foot and ankle and perhaps calf
TATA.2 Pull, tug, jerk
TATAQO To follow, chase
TAU.10 Be hit (Rby): *tau-lia
TAU-LOGO Tell news
TAULOKO A plant (Solanum sp.)
TAUNAPE Loincloth
TAU-TALI To follow
TEFA.2 Stumble sideways, stagger
TELE.3A Run, move quickly
TEQE-AI Negative existential and pro-form; not exist, none, no
TEQE-MUU Be quiet, silent
TILI.4 Be fertile, produce offspring
TINAQE.B Pregnant
TINO-.B Numeral prefix (classifier) indicating ten humans
TOKA-.4 Human prefix with numerals
TOKO.1B Perch; to perch, roost
TOKO-TULI Kneel (Rby)
TOO-GA Plantation: *too-ga, *togaa-
TOQETOQE Short
TOQO.2 Belch
TUAQA Penalty, punishment
TUGAKI Make a sign with head or face, nod
TUKA Dull, not sharp (of blade)
TUPU.D Become, change into
TUQU-LAGA.B Notches cut in tree to facilitate climbing
TUQU-TA Partition, division, joint
UFU.1 Masturbate
UFU.2 Pull up, pull out, untie
UMI Suck
UMU Fish sp.: Triggerfish
USO.3 Sibling
VAASIQA Interval of space or time
VAE-LUA-A-POO Midnight, the middle of the night
VAKA-QATUA Spirit medium
VENE Carrying straps; to carry on back with straps
VEVE Faded, dilapidated (leaves, mats, clothing), such items
VILIVILI Be quick, fast: *vili(vili)
VILU Former times
WEKA.3 Whistle

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