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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna PN.FAKA-HURU Fakaulu Faire entrer; embaucher; marquer un but
Samoan PN.FAKA-HURU Faʔaulu Bring (a case), enter, lodge (a claim); register, enter (in a book, list, etc.)
Tokelau PN.FAKA-HURU Fakaulu Hold a feast to mark the arrival of the firstborn child of a married couple; hold a ceremony to formally mark the completion of an enterprise such as the building of a canoe, house, etc.
Nukuoro PN.FAKA-HURU Hagaulu To put oneself between others (as children do)
Kapingamarangi PN.FAKA-HURU Daumaha hagaulu Church service to induct new members
Tahitian PN.FAKA-HURU Faauru To conduct a vessel into an anchoring-place; pilot
New Zealand Maori PN.FAKA-HURU Whakauru Insert; ally oneself to, join; assist
Takuu PN.FAKA-HURU Hakauru Place something inside something else; contribute to; dye
Tongan XW.FAKA-UMI-UMI Fakaumiumi/noa To mope; to be gloomy or sombre
Niue XW.FAKA-UMI-UMI Fakaumiumi Reluctance; to slow down, to hold back
East Uvea XW.FAKA-UMI-UMI Umiumi/noa Honteux, gêné, embarrassé
Samoan XW.FAKA-UMI-UMI Faʔaʔumiʔumi/noa To lose interest in everything through grief; to be melancholy
Mangareva ??.KAKA.2 Kaka Rouge brillant, vermeil Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue XW.SINA.4 Hina Drop of water falling from a stalactite; puddle in a rock
Samoan XW.SINA.4 Si/sina To drop down (of liquids)
Tongan FJ.HILI Hili/faki To place, lay upon; lay, impose or inflict (duties, responsibilities, punishment)
Tongan FJ.HILI Hili/fakia To be caught or stranded on top of something (e.g. ball in roof-gutter, falling fruit caught in branches)
Niue FJ.HILI Hili/faki To place or store carefully (traditionally by hanging in elevated places)
East Uvea FJ.HILI Hili/faki Etre accroché (à un clou, e.g.)
Easter Island FJ.HILI Iri Subir "por una cosa", o seá, por encima de ella, y quedar encima de ella (p.ej. embarcar); ir (cuando el lugar a que nos dirigimos está a mayor altura que el punto de partida
Marquesas FJ.HILI Iʔi Forcer, résister, (navire) toucher contre (rocher, banc de sable, etc.)
Rennellese FJ.HILI Igi To climb, as children, from branch to branch on a tree; to penetrate a jungle
Rarotongan FJ.HILI Iri Rest on some support, lodge on something; have a place on board; go aground; descend or light upon one (of a title, curse, blame, or luck)
Pukapuka FJ.HILI Waka/ili To throw onto, to load
Niue PN.KOLE Kai/ole To beg
Niue CE.MA-WESE Mavehe/vehe To be scattered, separated; to be in pieces, to have fallen apart Problematic
Tuamotu TA.MURA Mura Kindling wood; wood suitable for producing fire by friction
Niue PN.PATA.1B Patapata Fish sp. (grey with orange patches on back, black spots on head and belly)
Nukuoro PN.FATU-QARIKI Hoto-ariki A chief, a king
Marquesas NP.PAU.1C Paho (MQN), paʔo (MQS, Ua Pou), pao (Lch). Fini, terminé, achevé Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian NP.PAU.1C Pau Finished, ended, through...
New Zealand Maori CE.PAU.1E Pau Denoting the complete or exhaustive character of any action
Tongan FJ.SAGA.1B Hanga/naki Keeping on, continuing
East Uvea PN.HAGA.2 Haga Etre dirigé vers, tourné vers
Tongan TO.LEFIO Liifio Kind of large brown moth
Niue TO.LEFIO Lefio Moth
Tongan XW.MAALIE.C Malië Well! well done! bravo!
Niue XW.MAALIE.C Maalie Often used in exclamations, such as showing appreciation for very good performances
Samoan XW.MAALIE.C Maalie Interjection "well done" to show approval of dancers; well, agreeable
Tikopia XW.MAALIE.C Mariie Conclusion of traditional kava formula, conveying ideas of mildness, continuity, assurance; corresponds to "Amen"... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau XW.MAALIE.C Maalie Interjection in approval of performer or speaker
Tongan XW.MAALIE.C Maalie Well done! (Eng-Ton)
Tongan PN.MAALIE.B Maalie Gently, softly, slowly, gradually (with repetitive/continuative verb)
Tongan PN.MATA-QARA Mataʔaa/ʔaa Bright-eyed, keen-sighted or wide-awake looking
Easter Island NP.PAKU-PAKU Pa/paku Dead, corpse; be thin, lean
Tongan XW.TUQU-TAAMAKI Tuʔutaamaki To be in adversity or distress or danger; to meet with trouble or failure or disaster
East Uvea XW.TUQU-TAAMAKI Tuʔutaamaki Accident, malheur
East Futuna XW.TUQU-TAAMAKI Tuʔutaamaki Avoir un accident; accident, danger
Mangareva PN.QUHI.1 E/ui To ask, interrogate
Fijian XW.QUGA-QUGA Ugauga Pitted or riddled, as worm-eaten wood; the worm that eats the wood