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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Mangareva PN.MAALUU.2 Maruu Etre gentil, doux (de caractère)
Mangareva MP.MALUU.A Maruu Mou, tendre (nourriture)
Takuu MP.MALUU.A Maruu (of an arm or leg) Buckle; (of a wave) weak, not strong; (of pounded food etc.) soft, pliable; (of a rope) slack
Tongan PN.MAA-NOQA Maanoa String with which a decoy bird is tethered Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.MAA-NOQA Manoʔo Bound and tied too tight; constricted or gripped too tight (e.g. by a wedding ring)
East Uvea PN.MAA-NOQA Manoʔa Lié, serré
East Futuna PN.MAA-NOQA Manoʔa S'étrangler; être étranglé; être plus petit au milieu qu'aux extrémités (pour une tubercule); étranglement, noeud
Samoan PN.MAA-NOQA Maanoa Thread, string
Rennellese PN.MAA-NOQA Maanoa Cloth or leather as attached to the two ends of the rubber in a sling; line attached to the leg of a tame pigeon Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.MAO.2 Mao mao V mai: Be perceived (by speaker) as a result of V Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.MATA-QALI Mataali Premature (of fruit)
Niue SO.TAFA-QATA Ma/tafa/tafaata Early morning
Niue PN.MATA-A-PULE Matapule/ga Ceremonial rite of passage (in modern times associated with circumcision)
Niue FJ.TULE-QI Ma/tulei To die. (Used only of chiefs) (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue NP.MEA.1B Mea Fish gills Problematic
Niue PN.MELO Melo Mixed (of colour) (mainly refers to shades of yellow, green, red and brown); to redden (of face or eyes, as when close to tears)
Niue PN.MIO.1A Miko To twist Phonologically Irregular
Niue CE.MOKE Moke Nothing left. Oti moke, completely finished Problematic
Tongan CE.MOKE Moke(moke) (with negative) Say a word Problematic
Niue PN.MOKOPUNA Moko Child (term of endearment...)
Niue PN.MOMI Momi Rubber tubing. Rubber (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.MOLE.2 Mo/mole Slippery, smooth
Niue CE.MONO.B Mono To replace, give back, repay Problematic
Niue MP.MANUU Monu/ina To prosper, be successful, lucky, fortunate
Niue PN.TEQE.2 Mo/tee Very soft or pulpy (because of decay). Bruised [ex. fruit](Sph).
Tongan TO.MOQOTIPO Moʔosipo (hina) Triumfetta rhomboidea
Tongan TO.MOQOTIPO Moʔosipo tonga, moʔosipo kula Urena lobata
Tongan TO.MOQOTIPO Moachibo The cotton tree
Niue TO.MOQOTIPO Mootipo Plant spp. (Triumfetta rhomboidea) and (Urena lobata)
Niue OC.TOU.1 Moo/tou Tree sp. (Cordia subcordata)
Niue OC.MAHU.A Muhu (with following noun) Abundant in, have plenty of (what is denoted by the noun)
Niue TA.MURA Mula/mula Tree sp.: Cassia alata, candelabra bush
Niue PN.MULU.1 Mulu To fiddle; to take too long (of work) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue CE.MONE Mune Bare, lacking in (e.g.) feathers, hair, teeth, limbs Problematic
Niue CE.GAA.2B Naa. Na (Sph). Sign of the plural, usually used for two, or very few, things, especially things occurring in pairs Problematic
Niue PN.NAFA Nafa, lafa To hit, beat
Niue PN.QIKAI Na/kai Post-verbal marker of neutral yes-no questions
Niue MP.NAMO Puke namo Quite full
Tongan TO.NANA.4 Nana/ʔi To begrudge, to be mean or stingy with
Tongan NP.NEKE.1A Neke To treat or represent as being of special importance, or especially difficult or painful, etc.; to make a fuss of Problematic
Emae AN.-NI Ni(i) This
Niue AN.-NI Nii Post-verbal particle: Just, only; indeed, quite Problematic
Tongan AN.-NI Eni. Gi-heni. Here, in this place. Here, hither, to this place
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QAA-NEI Ane(e), ine(e) And now, now, for the moment (clause-linking conjunction)
Tongan FJ.NEE Ne A particle frequently joined to the end of words for the sake of euphony -- women more frequently use it than men
East Futuna FJ.NEE Nei Sert à l'expression de l'exclamatif (modalité postverbale avec les modalités kao ou koi)
Easter Island NP.NEI Meʔe-nei This
Tongan PN.TE-NI Eni, heni This, these; now
Tongan PN.TE-NI Co/eni This
Tongan PN.TE-NI Heni Here