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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea FJ.HURU-MAKI Humaki Mettre dans, enfiler, faire entrer Borrowed
Tongan PN.SULU-MAKI Hulumaki To stick in, insert (end of the loin-cloth when fixing it on, or a stick thrust into the thatch or the wall of a native house)
East Futuna PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaki Etre rangé; être enfilé; planter (taros, kava, manioc) en les enfilant dans des trous pré-creusés
East Uvea PN.SULU-MAKI Hulumaki Enfiler
Ifira-Mele PN.SULU-MAKI Surumaki/na Put something inside something
Takuu PN.SULU-MAKI Surumaki Insert, inject, stick into something
Samoan PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaʔi To thrust, or push through, or into, as the oso into a thicket to hide it
Samoan PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaʔi/a To be thrust or plunged into, as as the bows of a canoe into the waves, or a person carried headlong by the waves into a cave, or one falling headlong into a hole; to die suddenly, after previous good health
Tokelau PN.SULU-MAKI Hulumaki Narrow, covered section of a reef channel through which the fish escape to the open sea
Nukuoro FJ.HURU-MAKI Ulumagi Put on (clothes), wear
Tikopia PN.SULU-MAKI Surumaki Prepare oven; cook food
Takuu FJ.HURU-MAKI Urumaki Stab, pierce, thrust, penetrate
Takuu PN.SULU-MAKI Surumaki-na Insert, inject, stick into something; insert a finger through an opening (in making a string figure)
Rennellese PN.SULU-MAKI Sugumaki To live alone in the bush as a family or individual
Sikaiana PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaki To fall forward
Luangiua FJ.KOFE.B ʔOhe Bamboo whistle
Rapa FJ.KOFE.B Koʔe Bamboo fish pole
West Uvea FJ.KOFE.B Kofe/ili Flute
Mangaia TA.ORI Ori Wander, walk around; stir; make love
Tongan PN.LOLE.1 Lole/lole To jog along with a task, to get on with it in a leisurely way
Tongan PN.LOLE.1 Loole/nga Ways or customs or behaviour peculiar to certain places or groups of people
Niue PN.LOLE.1 Lole/lole Weak, tired, feeble Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna NP.LOLE.2 Lole Frotter deux choses l'une contre l'autre (dos contre un arbre, deux pierres l'une sur l'autre, etc.)
Samoan PN.LOLE.1 Lole/lole To do a thing anyhow
Samoan NP.LOLE.2 Lole To rub smooth, as breadfruit in making taufolo; to rub, as a fallen adversary in the dirt; to be beaten, as a canoe in racing
East Uvea NP.LOLE.2 Lole Pétrir, froisser, brasser, remuer; frapper à tort et à travers
Tokelau PN.LOLE.1 Lole Deal with something unprofessionally or unskillfully
Hawaiian NP.LOLE.2 Lole/a Worn smooth by friction, wear, or constant handling; weathered
Tahitian PN.LOLE.1 Rore To depreciate or undervalue a thing
New Zealand Maori PN.LOLE.1 Rore Weary; intoxicated
New Zealand Maori PN.LOLE.1 Rore/rore Enervating, relaxing
East Futuna PN.MA-SISI Maasisi Trou à crabe de cocotier
Niue PN.MA-ISI Maihi To be split open; rock crevice
East Uvea PN.MA-ISI Maihi Qui peut se couper, coupé
East Futuna PN.MA-ISI Maisi/isi Etre légèrement griffé (peau en se grattant); être gribouillé
Samoan PN.MA-ISI Maaisi To be split, cracked; orificium vaginae
Tuvalu PN.MA-ISI Maisi To be split
Nukuoro PN.MA-ISI Maisi To be peeled off
Kapingamarangi PN.MA-ISI Maihi Peeled off
Hawaiian PN.MA-ISI Maaihi To peel, to strip (as bark)
Tahitian PN.MA-ISI Maihi To fall or slip off untimely as the abortives of brutes
Tuamotu PN.MA-ISI Maihi To come-, peel-, strip, flake- off, exposing the under surface (as bark, skin)
Marquesas PN.MA-ISI Maihi Déménager, s'en aller de Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-ISI Maihi, maaihi/ihi Scurf, dandruff
Takuu PN.MA-ISI Maisi (of bark of a tree) Come off by itself, split open
Rennellese PN.MA-ISI Maisi To be broken off, as a fragment; small bit, fragment
Rennellese PN.MA-ISI Maisi/isi To be fragile, broken to bits, as coral
Tuvalu AN.MA-QANU Maanu To swim; pumice stone
Tongan PN.MARONA Malona To subside, ease off (of worry, pain, disease, etc.)
Niue PN.MARONA Malona, maona To be spoiled, ruined, broken