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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian CE.E KORE Eore No, not, will not, shall not (future)
Tahitian CE.E KORE E ʔore Future negative
Moriori CE.E KORE Ekore Negative
Pukapuka CE.E KORE Ee kole No
Penrhyn CE.E KORE Ee kore Will not, shall not (negative future)
New Zealand Maori CE.E KORE E kore Not, with future verb
Samoan EC.SEI.2 Seʔi Verbal particle denoting wish, desire, request, or command Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau EC.SEI.2 Sei Verb marker placed before vaaganaa, not unless Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas NP.TEE-HENA Tena. Teenaa (Mtu). Démonstratif. Ce, cet, cette....là. Pron. Démonstratif. Cela, ça, celui-là, celle-là Démonstratif indiquant la proximité avec l'interlocuteur: ça, cela, celui-là, celle-là (Lch). That (Mtu).
East Futuna PN.TE-QA-KU Laʔaku Pronom possessif singulier défini 1s (possession éloignée): le mien
East Futuna PN.TE-QA-KU Laku Adjectif possessif défini singulier 1sg (possession agentive ou éloignée): ma, mon
East Uvea PN.TE-QA-KU Taaku Le mien, la mienne
New Zealand Maori PN.TE-QA-KU Taaku My (dominantly possessed) item
Niue PN.TE-QA-KU Haaku My, mine
Tongan PN.TE-QA-KU Heʔeku My (definite, subjective). (form used after ki, 'i, 'e, mei)
Tongan PN.TE-QA-KU ʔEku My (definite)
Ifira-Mele PN.TE-QA-KU Teaku My, mine (singular, general)
Marquesas PN.EE-NAA Ena Celui-là celle-là, ceux-là, celles-là, cette, cela.
West Futuna NP.TEE-HENA Te na Demonstrative pronoun, singular, near addressee
West Futuna PN.EE-NAA E na Demonstrative pronoun, plural near addressee
West Futuna NP.EE-NEI E nei Demonstrative pronoun, plural near speaker
West Futuna NP.EE-LAA E ra Demonstrative pronoun, plural distant
West Futuna NP.KO-NEI I ku (nei) Here
West Futuna NP.KO-NAA I ko na. I/kona (FUT), i/gona (ANI) (Cpl). There, by you
West Futuna NP.KO-LAA I ko ra. I/kora (FUT), i/gora (ANI) (Cpl). There. Yonder (Cpl).
Ra'ivavae MP.FALE Hare Building, dwelling, house...
Ra'ivavae NP.FALELO Harero A variety of hard, branching coral...
Ra'ivavae PN.FAALIKI Haariʔi To cover the hot stones of a native oven with a section of crushed banana-trunk; to cover or spread over with leaves or mats; to welcome, entertain as a guest
Ra'ivavae PN.FA-LIU Haariu To turn, veer round (or partially round)
Ra'ivavae PN.FARO.2B Haro To peek, peer
Ra'ivavae PN.FAALOO.A Haroo To tighten the final lashing of a canoe by taking three to four turns of the lashing around a small forked levering-stick, and pulling the lashing taut
Ra'ivavae NP.FAALOA Haaroa A variety of fish
Ra'ivavae FJ.SALU.2 Haru To seize, grasp vigorously or violently; to rape; to take by force
Ra'ivavae PN.SALULU Haruru To thunder, rumble, resound...as thunder, pounding surf or a great drum
Ra'ivavae MP.FATA.1 Hata The altare of a marae; a roost; to roost
Ra'ivavae NP.FATA.2 Fata Loose, gaping open
Ra'ivavae OC.FATI.A Hati Break off, broken off; struck down; turned aside (as leader of a school of fish, into a net); dispersed, routed
Ra'ivavae NP.FATI-GA Hatiiŋaarima The wrist
Ra'ivavae MP.FATU.1A Hatu To interlace, interweave, twine...as sprigs of flowers or leaves...; to twist something around anything
Ra'ivavae AN.FATU.2A Hatu A stone; the core of a boil
Ra'ivavae CE.FATU.4 Hatu A lord, master; an owner, proprietor...; the guardian-god of a temple
Ra'ivavae OC.FAQU.1 Hau To tie, tie together
Ra'ivavae PN.FAQU.2 Hau A kind of highly ornamental head-dress having plumes and other ornaments and decorations
Ra'ivavae MP.FAU.A Hau The hibiscus tree (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
Ra'ivavae EO.FAQU-LUA Haurua To tie two canoes together in such a fashion that the outriggers are on the outside; a double canoe, catamaran
Ra'ivavae OC.SAU.3 Hau A government, administration, domain; peace...to be at peace
East Futuna EC.TEE.2* Leʔe Ne pas exister, ne pas y avoir (suivi de l'article indéfini singulier ou se pluriel ni)
Kapingamarangi EC.TEE.2* Haga/lee Nothing, not, not present, be absent
Samoan EC.TEE.2* Lee Preposed particle not, do...not
East Futuna SO.TEQE-AI Leʔ/ikiai see.:Not yet