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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.MARONA Maaona Disparu, diminué (en parlant des souffrances, du vent, de la pluie)
Samoan PN.MARONA Malona To be filled out, swelled out (as a basket) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.MARONA Maona To subside, as a wave; to be appeased, of anger
Rennellese PN.MARONA Maagona/a To die in masses, to be sick or weak
Tongan PN.SAWALA Havala Grasping, never satisfied, always wanting more; to crave after
Niue PN.SAWALA Havala To be cheeky, to be a nuisance
Niue PN.SAWALA Mata/havala Mischievous
East Uvea PN.SAWALA Havala Envie de manger (une chose déterminée); avoir sans cesse envie de manger, manger en glouton sans pouvoir se rassasier
Samoan PN.SAWALA Savala To long for, to desire to eat particular articles, such as fish, masi, &c.
Tuvalu PN.SAWALA Savala Promiscuous
Nukuoro PN.SAWALA Savala Interested in, enjoys
New Zealand Maori PN.SAWALA Hawara [not glossed, but follows popore 'desire' in example]
Tongan PN.MA-TOSI Matohi Marked with a line or narrow stripe
Niue PN.MA-TOSI Matohi/aga Genealogy
Samoan PN.MA-TOSI Matosi Shredded; scratched, marked with scratches
Rennellese PN.MA-TOSI Maatosi To be striped, as with horizontal stripes
Niue NP.QAO.3 Te/ao In vain; without purpose, without reason; to have nothing, to mind one's own business Problematic
Tongan XW.MA-TUKU Maatuku (of three or more) To leave, go away, disperse
Niue XW.MA-TUKU Matuku To subside, to become less [ex. strength of wind]
East Uvea XW.MA-TUKU Maatuku Se dit de la foule qui se précipite et s'attroupe pour regarder un spectacle. Kua matuku te misa. Les gens sont sortis de la messe.
Tokelau XW.MA-TUKU Matuku (of ropes, bindings, etc.) Be slack, become less tight; (of crowd) be dispersed, break up; (of anxiety, pain etc.) be relieved, alleviated; (of people) crowd together, throng together
Tuvalu XW.MA-TUKU Matuku To decline, be put down, decrease
Tuvalu XW.MA-TUKU Matuku Become less (of a liquid in a vessel); begin to ebb (of the tide)
Tongan PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maʔu-koloa Rich, wealthy, well-to-do
Niue PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Trader, merchant, shopkeeper (sometimes used as a metaphor for 'rich')
Nukuoro PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mau goloa Rich in material possessions
Tuvalu PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa To be wealthy, rich
Tokelau PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Be wealthy, be rich
Tongan PN.MAUKU Maauku (of a boil) Go down and disappear without bursting or being lanced
Niue PN.MAUKU Mauku Disaster; funeral. Poor fellow, good-for-nothing (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.MAUKU Mauku Receding, going down, ebbing
Samoan PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mauʔoloa, mauʔoa A rich man, one who has plenty of property; to be wealthy
East Uvea PN.MAUKU Mouku Désenfler, disparaitre (en parlant d'une enflure)
East Futuna PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mou koloa Avoir beaucoup de richesses [s.v. mou]
New Zealand Maori PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoroa Red paint Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.MEAQA.* Meaʔa Fairly clean
Nuguria PN.TAKAI Taakai Stir (a sugar) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese OC.QALO.2 ʔAago/hi To sweep or fan ritually and thus render taboo
Rennellese OC.UMA.A Baenga/aa/uma Shoulder bone, clavicle
Rennellese PN.LAFO.1 Gaho A gesture in such dances ad hakatege or near the end of the suahogi, with head bending forward and hands outstretched Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese NP.KUMI.3B Ku/kumi te uʔa To strangle with the hands
Rennellese EO.AMI M/ami Roe
Rennellese EC.FAKA-MATE Hakamate/nga Suicide, attempted suicide
Rennellese PN.MURU Mumugu To warm oneself, as by a fire
Rennellese CP.NOQA Noʔa te uʔa ke mate To strangle, as with a rope
Rennellese OC.GAFA Ngaha kau kiba Distance between elbow ends with hands or fingertips touching over chest
Rennellese OC.PAA.3A Paa/isu Nose ring
Rennellese PN.TARA Taga House end; to add an extension to the t.
Rennellese NP.MUI Ta/mui To swarm, as wasps
Rennellese OC.TAMANU Tanganu A tree (Elaeocarpus floridanus) used for house construction Problematic