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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori AN.AGI.1 Angi/angi Light breeze
Ifira-Mele AN.AGI.1 Agi/agi Breeze
Motu AN.AGI.1 Lai Breeze; wind
Mangareva AN.AGI.1 Agi(agi) Blow gently. Air légèrement agité; zéphyr; souffler coucement; (excl) quel plaisir!
Niue AN.AGI.1 Angi Gentle breeze; to blow gently (of the wind)
Niue AN.AGI.1 A/agi/, agi/agi Blow gently (of wind)
Nukuoro AN.AGI.1 Angi Blow gently (of wind); a disturbance (of the water)
Nukuoro AN.AGI.1 Angi/angi Blow with increasing force, blow continuously (wind); fan (v)
Penrhyn AN.AGI.1 Angiangi Blow; light breeze
Pukapuka AN.AGI.1 Angiangi Soft, breeze; windy ; windy, breezy
Rarotongan AN.AGI.1 Angi Blow (of wind, breeze)
Rennellese AN.AGI.1 Angi Blow (of wind, breeze)
Samoan AN.AGI.1 Agi Blow (of wind, breeze)
Takuu AN.AGI.1 Ani (Of a gust of wind) blow; blow gently
Tokelau AN.AGI.1 Agi The blowing of the wind
Tongan AN.AGI.1 Angi Blow (of wind, breeze)
Tuamotu AN.AGI.1 Aŋi Breeze
West Uvea AN.AGI.1 Angi Vent
West Uvea AN.AGI.1 Angi/angi (Vent) souffler sans cesse
Easter Island PN.AGI.2 Aŋi Be certain, know Problematic
Hawaiian PN.AGI.2 Aniani Travel swiftly
New Zealand Maori PN.AGI.2 Angi(angi) Unencumbered; thin; light, gentle breeze
Niue PN.AGI.2 Angi(angi) Tramp, vagabond, destitute, prostitute
Penrhyn PN.AGI.2 Angiangi Thin and light object, e.g. paper
Rotuman PN.AGI.2 Agi Idle, doing nothing
Takuu PN.AGI.2 Ani Feel very empty (of stomach); hungry, famished, starved
Tuamotu PN.AGI.2 Aŋi Unencumbered, free, light
New Zealand Maori CK.AGI.3 Angiangi A plant (Coprosma bauerii)
Rarotongan CK.AGI.3 ʔAnge (Geniostoma sykesii) ("Apparently Cheeseman (1903) and Campbell (1932) mistakenly applied this name (misspelled as angi) to the similar looking but unrelated Coprosma laevigata." Problematic
Rarotongan CK.AGI.3 Ange (Geniostoma rarotongensis) Problematic
Tahitian CK.AGI.3 Aiai A species of the pandanus (called also fara vao) Problematic
Anuta AN.AGO.A Ango (Curcuma domestica). Turmeric plant (Fbg).
East Futuna AN.AGO.A Ago Plante: curcuma, safran (Curcuma longa)
East Uvea AN.AGO.A Ago Nom d'une plante donnant une coleur jaune. Curcuma domestica (le curcuma, safran des Indes)
Fijian AN.AGO.A Cago (Curcuma domestica)
Mota AN.AGO.A Aŋoaŋo Yellow
Nggela AN.AGO.A Angoango Yellow
Niue AN.AGO.A Ago Turmeric (Curcuma longa), yellow
Nukumanu AN.AGO.A Te lau ano Turmeric
Nukuoro AN.AGO.A Gano/ango Yellow
Luangiua AN.AGO.A Lauʔ/aŋo Turmeric (Curcuma domestica)
Rennellese AN.AGO.A Ango Turmeric plant, (Curcuma longa)
Samoan AN.AGO.A Ago (Curcuma domestica)
Takuu AN.AGO.A Ano Turmeric (Curcuma domestica), the plant as well as the processed rhizome
Tikopia AN.AGO.A Ango Turmeric plant (Curcuma longa), providing pigment (*renga*) and edible flour (*tauo*)and
Tongan AN.AGO.A Ango Turmeric (Curcuma longa) (ango kula), also ginger (Zingiber zerumbet) (ango hina) Borrowed
East Futuna PN.AGO.B Ago Tracer, marquer avec une couleur
East Uvea PN.AGO.B Ago Keep a liquid from dispersing by damming it up in some way (e.g. soup in a banana leaf)
East Uvea PN.AGO.B Ago/ʔi Marquer avec la couleur de l' ago
Penrhyn PN.AGO.B Ango Imitate