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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Fijian NP.KOPI-TI Kobi Astringent; give sense of astringency to th mouth or stomach
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/a Inclosed
New Zealand Maori NP.KOPI-TI Kopi Doubled together; shut, closed; completed; gorge of a river
Waya MP.KOPI.A Kovi Be covered, wrapped, etc. Problematic
East Uvea NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/kopi Plein, rempli, resserré
Rennellese MP.KOPI.A Kopi Carry or hold in the hand or fist; cradle, as an infant; hug
Tahitian NP.KOPE Ope To go and collect, bring all to one place
Tahitian NP.KOPE Ope/ope Carcases, property and things of all descriptions, which in the rage of war had been thrown into the rivers, then carried to the sea and afterwards thrown on shore again
Tahitian MP.KOPI.A Opi To shut or close up
Tahitian MP.KOPI.A O/opi To shut, as the leaves of a book
Tahitian NP.KOPI-TI O/opi Close, niggardly, as to food &c.
New Zealand Maori MP.KOPI.A Kopi Nip between the legs
Ra'ivavae MP.KOPI.A ʔOpe Clasp the arms and legs about Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva NP.KOPI-TI Kopi Se fermer (se dit des bivalves, des deux mains, qui serrent quelquechose)
Tuvalu NP.KOPE Kope/kope/nga A lot of luggage, many possessions
Tuvalu MP.KOPI.A Kopi To nurse a child, carry on hip or side Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/kopi/aa Cluttered (referring to home, location or thinking); completely crowded, disorganized
Takuu MP.KOPI.A K/kopi Close something by bringing its two parts together
Sikaiana MP.KOPI.A Kopi To carry on the hip, as one carries a child
Sikaiana NP.KOPI-TI K/kopi Warped, bent by humidity or heat Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau MP.KOPI.A Kopi Carry or hold something under one arm (e.g. rolled up mat); carry child on hip, with one arm supporting its back
Tokelau AN.KOSI Kohi Score, scratch
Tokelau EP.KOTI.2 Koti Cut Parrotfish (Scarus venosus)
Tokelau OC.KOTO.2 Ko/koto (pl. (ta)koto) Cut (with implement); bite through (with teeth) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau OC.KUKU.3 Kuku An implement for slitting pandanus leaves (for weaving)
Tokelau EO.KUMETE Kumete Large wooden bowl
Tokelau PN.KUMI.1 Kumi Ten arm-spans or fathoms
Tokelau MP.KUMI.3A Kuma Squeeze something repeatedly in the hand or hands Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau OC.KUPEGA Kupega Net (for fishing); special line made for noosing pelagic fish
Tokelau PN.KUPU.1B Kupu Word; statement, remark
Tokelau PN.KUPU.1A Kupu A single fruit of pandanus
Tokelau AN.KUTU.1 Kutu Louse; kind of fungus disease like ringworm...
Tokelau AN.RAQA Laa Branch (of a tree)
Tokelau PN.LAFO.2 Lafo Throw, cast; contribute, donate; state (opinion); post (letter)
Tokelau CP.LAGA.1A Laga Lever (vt); raise (a subject); lift, raise (standards); drive (fish on reef)...
Tokelau NP.LAGA.1B (La)laga (school of skipjack) Rise, appear
Tokelau NP.LAGA.1B Laga/ina Carry (said of the number of people etc. that a canoe can carry without sinking)
Tokelau PN.LAGA.2 La/laga Weave
Tokelau AN.LAGI.2 Lagi Sky; heaven
Tokelau MP.LAI Lai Slender Leatherskin (Chorinemus tol)
Tokelau PN.LAAKEI Laakei Wear, put on (clothes); clothes, costume
Tokelau PN.LAKU.3 Laku Carry (a large number of things, e.g. cargo) from one place to another
East Futuna PN.LAKU.3 Laku Charger (un camion)
Ifira-Mele PN.LAKU.3 Raa/raku Unload; move one's place of residence
Rennellese PN.LAKU.3 Gaku Be abundant, plentiful; bring or collect in great quantities; gather together, as crowds of people
West Uvea PN.LAKU.3 Laku-na Décharger (bateau)
Tokelau EO.LALAFI Lalafi Early growth stage of Napoleon fish (Cheilinus undulatus)
Tokelau CP.LALI.1 Lali Middle-sized wooden gong
Tokelau AN.LALO.A Lalo Down, below, under, beneath, bottom
Tokelau PN.LALO.B Lalo/o Part or area of an atoll down wind