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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tongan TO.HE He. E. The article, the or a. A contraction of the article he.
Tongan CP.SEA.1 Hea The name of a tree, from the fruit of which is expressed a glutinous red varnish (called also hea)...used to stain and varnish the finest gnatoo...
Tongan PN.HEKE Heca To sit down on a chair, bank, or bench; to embark; deposited, settled, placed in
Tongan PN.SEE.1 Héë To err; astray, wandering
Tongan EO.SELE.2 He/hele. Hele. Ma/hele. An incision; to cut. To cut, also a knife. A cut, a gash.
Tongan PN.SEGI.A He/hengi. Hengi-hengi. Early. Morning, break of day.
Tongan PN.SEKE.1A Heke heke Slippery, slimy; slipperiness; to slide
Tongan XW.SELA Hela Fatigue; breathless, short of breath
Tongan CP.NOQA Naw hele. Naw-gia. To snare (with a string), to noose. To strangle.
Tongan CP.SEU Heoo To ward off, to avoid
Tongan FJ.SII.2A Hi Emissio seminis
Tongan OC.HIFO.A Hifo To go down
Tongan OC.SIKI.1A Higgi To raise, to lift, to heave
Tongan MP.SISIFO Hihifo That end of an island which is towards the south; if the island should lie east and west, that end which is towards the west
Tongan FJ.HILI Hili To put or place up or upon; to lodge or be fixed, as a body thrown, in a tree, &c.
Niue FJ.HILI Hili To be caught in a branch (as a bird when shot); to lie on top of the water, be suspended, be buoyant in the water
Tongan PN.SILI.1 Hili. Hili/anga. To leave off or finish any work or operation. End of, termination (in a moral sense), as termination of happiness or misery; also termination of work.
Tongan PN.SILIGA-KELEKELE Hilinga gele-gele The fifth lunar month...
Tongan PN.SILIGA-MAQA Hilinga-mea The name of the eighth lunar month...
Tongan PN.SILO Hilo The anus
Tongan MP.SINA.1 Hina. Hina-hina. Hoary headed; grey with age. White.
Tongan CP.SIGA.A Hinga To fall, to tumble
Tongan PN.HIGOA Hingoa Name, appellation.
Tongan AN.HIWA.1 Hiva The numeral, nine
Tongan PN.SIWA.1 Hiva To sing
Tongan PN.TE-O-U Ho The possessive pronoun, your
Tongan MP.SOKO.1 Hoco To splice or knot
Tongan PN.SOKO.5 Hoco. Tahi hoco. To flow. High water.
Niue PN.SOKO.5 Tahi hoko/hoko Beginning of high tide
Niue PN.SOKO.5 Tahi hoko/lahi High tide
Tongan PN.SOKO.5 Ho/hoko (of the tide) To go out part-way only
Tokelau PN.SOKO.5 O/oko (of tide) Be at highest point; the moment just before a high tide starts to ebb
Samoan PN.SOKO.5 Oʔo/oʔo Flow beyond high-water mark (of spring tides, etc.)
Tuvalu PN.SOKO.5 Tai s/soko High tide
Tuvalu PN.SOKO.5 Hoko Full (of the tide)
Fijian PN.SOLO-QI.* Solo Rub body after bathing
Tongan PN.SOLO-QI.* Holo-ʔi To wipe or rub, esp. in order to clean or dry
Niue PN.SOLO-QI.* Holo To wipe
East Futuna PN.SOLO-QI.* Solo. Soloʔi. Essuyer. Essuyer d'un coup (table, bouche).
Emae PN.SOLO-QI.* Soro/a Wipe
Nukumanu PN.SOLO-QI.* S/soro Wash (hands); wipe (away); erase, cancel
Nukuoro PN.SOLO-QI.* S/solo Wipe
Ra'ivavae PN.SOLO-QI.* Horo/miri To rub or anoint with fragrant oils; to caress, fondle
Rennellese PN.SOLO-QI.* Sogo Rub; to be funny, amusing. to joke, make fun of
Samoan PN.SOLO-QI.* Solo Wipe (esp. body)
Sikaiana PN.SOLO-QI.* S/solo Wash or clean with water
Takuu PN.SOLO-QI.* Soro Rub off, wipe off; obliterate; strike (match)
Tikopia PN.SOLO-QI.* Soro Rub, wash by rubbing
Tokelau PN.SOLO-QI.* Holo Wipe dry; towel
Tuvalu PN.SOLO-QI.* Holo Wipe, wash (body)