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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu PN.KAKE Kake Climb (up), ascend, rise, increase; board a canoe; (of a ship) run aground, (whale) stranded on the reef
Tikopia PN.KAKE Kake Climb, ascend, come up into
Tokelau PN.KAKE Kake Climb (of tree, mountain)
Tuamotu PN.KAKE Kake Climb
West Futuna PN.KAKE Kake (WFU), kage (ANI) Upwards
West Uvea PN.KAKE Kake Monter (du bas en haut)
Emae PN.KALAGA Karaga To make a loud, yodelling call
Mota PN.KALAGA Alang Make a speech, harangue Problematic
Rarotongan PN.KALALAA Kararaa Make a rattling, choking or gargling noise in the throat Problematic
Marquesas NP.KALE.1 Kaʔe. ʔAke (MQN) (Lch). Surface, le dessus, le plan
Nukuoro EC.KALEVE Galeve Sap taken from inflorescence of coconut tree
Tuvalu EC.KALISI.2 Kalihi Use Hibiscus bark as a spacer in net-making so as to make the net invisible to fish
Tongan TO.KAMATA.2 Kamata/hake Taste
Tuamotu MP.KAMI.1 Kami Gulp, make effort to swallow
Rarotongan PN.KAMO.1 Kamo Blink, beckon, make a sign with the hand
Tikopia PN.KAMO.1 Kamo Wink, make signs with hand or eye
Tongan PN.KAMO.1 Kamo Beckon or make signs with eye or hand
Fijian FJ.KAMU.1 Qamu/ta Take hold of with pincers or between the teeth; shut (the mouth)
Hawaiian NP.KAO.2 ʔAo Dried baked taro or sweet-potato
Samoan PN.KAPA.1 ʔA/ʔapa Put out the hands in order to take hold of something . Reach for (Mnr).
Sikaiana EC.KAPANINI Kapanni (kapanini) Mats made from coconut leaves (paakele) that are used for the walling of houses
East Futuna PN.KAPE.2 Kape Take out
Ifira-Mele PN.KAPE.2 Kape Take hold of with tongs
Rennellese PN.KAPE.2 Kape Pry up or loosen, pick up, take out, gouge out
Sikaiana PN.KAPE.2 Kape Remove food from pod; take out fish eye with finger
Takuu PN.KAPE.2 Kape Lift up and remove by using a stick, one's extended finger, or a similar object; take up, lever up; remove from fire, shove away using the foot; forcibly remove
Fijian FJ.KAPO.1 Kabo Take hold of hot object with leaves
Pukapuka OC.KAPOA Kapoa Snake mackerel (Promethichthys prometheus)
Tokelau OC.KAPOA Kapoa Snake mackerel (Promethichthys prometheus)
Pukapuka CE.KATAMU Katamu (to make a noise with lips (in chants) Problematic
Hawaiian OC.KATEA ʔAakea Starboard, outer hull of double canoe
Luangiua OC.KATEA ʔAkea Right side of canoe
Easter Island EP.KATO.2 Kato Cortar; sacar las hojas de un árbol. To cut, to take off the leaves of a tree.
Rapa PN.KATOA Koto/ngake Whole
Takuu PN.KAU.2B Kau-, kkau- Pluraliser (Makes a group into a collective noun)
Tokelau PN.KAU.7 Kau (Ki) take sides with; (i) join in
Tongan PN.KAU.7 Kau (Mo) to side with; ('i) to be a part or member of, to be one of, to take part in; (ki) to belong to, to pertain or relate to,...to be favourable or conducive to
Penrhyn OC.KAU-KAU Kaukau Bathe in fresh water, take a shower; swim
Samoan PN.KAU-NATU Natu Pointed stick (rubbed to and fro on a piece of soft wood to make fire by the 'fire-plough' method)
Tuamotu TT.KAWAKE Kaavake Moon, month
Tuvalu MP.KAWE.2A Kave To take (Jackson)
Nukuoro MP.KAWE.2A Gave. Kave (Crn). Take. To seize (Crn).
Penrhyn MP.KAWE.2A Kave Take, bring; do, perform, practice
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.KAWE.2A Kave, khave Be taken away, transported, spread
Pukapuka MP.KAWE.2A Kave Take, remove, carry, give
Rarotongan MP.KAWE.2A Kave/(i) To carry, take, bear, transport, transmit
Rennellese MP.KAWE.2A Ka/kabe To escort, accompany, take, as in a canoe; to be escorted, taken;
Samoan MP.KAWE.2A ʔAve To take, give, conduct, carry
Takuu MP.KAWE.2A Kave, kkave Send, take
Tokelau MP.KAWE.2A Kave Take, carry, give