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Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FAKA-SEKE
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Haʔaheʔe
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To slide down, as on a slope of dry grass or a wave; to cause oneself to slide down
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.PA-SEKE
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Paheʔe
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To slip down, fall; to slide, as on anything slippery, or from a height
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FEKE-FEKE
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Heʔeheʔe
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Elephantiasis; the extreme stage of filariasis
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FEKIKI
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Heʔiʔi
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To envy, begrudge, be jealous of
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Ra'ivavae
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FJ.SII.2A
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Hii
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To spurt, gush forth; the phallus
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.PAA-SII.2
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Paahii
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A spill, rillway; single element of cascades
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.PAA-SII.2
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Paahii/hii
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The shallow part of the surface of the reef that is washed over by the sea
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.SII.1
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Hii
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To raise, pull, draw up; to rise, emerge, ascend from the abyss
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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Prefix used with numbers 1 to 9, aha and hia to form ordinals
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Kapingamarangi
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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Ordinalising prefix
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Samoan
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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The next in order of age, especially of children
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Tikopia
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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Ordinalising prefix
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Tuamotu
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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Ordinalising prefix
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FIA-KAI
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Hiaʔai
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To hanker for food and drink
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Ra'ivavae
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CP.SIGA.A
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Hiŋa
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To fall (prone or supine), collapse; topple, crash to the ground (as a tree); (frly) to be overcome; to die
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.FIFI.2A
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Hihi
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To be entangled, caught (as in a net); to tie or tangle up, as with a net; to be wrapped around; difficult, involved in difficulties
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Ra'ivavae
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OC.FIFI.1
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Hihi
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The crumpled lips of the Tridacna clam
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.FIFI.3
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Hihi
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The lashes of the eye; rays of the sun or moon, when above the horizon
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FIFI-MATA
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Hihimata
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Eyelashes
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Ra'ivavae
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MP.SISI.2
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Hihi
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A variety of small univalve mollusk...
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Ra'ivavae
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NO.SIMU*
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Himu
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A variety of fish
Problematic
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Ra'ivavae
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EP.FINA.2
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Hina
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A great-grandchild...
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Ra'ivavae
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EP.FINA-RERE
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Hinarere
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A great-great-grandchild
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.SIKA.3
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Hiŋa, hina, hiʔa
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The vulva
Phonologically Irregular
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Ra'ivavae
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MP.SINA.1
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Hiina/hiina
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Grey hair; grey, white (of the hair)
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FINA-GALO
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Hinaŋaro
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To desire, long for, wish
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.SIGANO
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Hinano
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The flower of the pandanus
Phonologically Irregular
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FIINAKI
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Hiinaʔi
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A kind of wicker-work basket-trap used to catch small fish, octopus, eels, and to keep shrimp alive
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Ra'ivavae
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FJ.SINU.1
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Hinu
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Oil, fat, grease
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.SINU-SINU
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Hinuhinu
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Oily, greasy; shiny; bright, lustrous; splendid, magnificent
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FEGU
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Hinu
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To blow the nose free of snot; to extract snot by blowing or squeezing the nose
Phonologically Irregular
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.FIO
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Hio
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To whistle, make a thin, high, penetrating sound
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Ra'ivavae
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MP.SIPA.2
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Hipa
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Awry, off-centre, not straight or perpendicular, askew
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.FALALA.A
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Hiirara
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To lean, lean over, overhang
Phonologically Irregular
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Ra'ivavae
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FJ.FILI.3
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Hiri
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To ply or move briskly, energetically
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.TAAFIRI.*
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Taahiri
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To blow, of the wind
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.TAAFIRI.*
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Taahiri/hiri
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To fan; a fan; to blow strongly, of the wind
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Ra'ivavae
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MP.FIRI.1
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Hiri
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To braid; braided
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.HIRI.1
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Hiri
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A bright purplish red dye, made from a mixture of the juices of the innter bark of the candlenut (parai) and of the casuarina tree
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.FIRIGA
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Hiriiŋa
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The month of September
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Ra'ivavae
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EO.FILO
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Hiro
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To make or lay cord by affixing strands end to end and twisting; to twist strands together with the fingers...
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Ra'ivavae
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EP.FIRO.2
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Hiro
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The first or second night of the lunar month, according to varying calendars
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Ra'ivavae
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MP.FITI.1A
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Hiti
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To start, make a sudden movement
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.FITI.1B
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Hiti
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To rise, as the sun, moon, stars; to shine upon, as the light off the sun, moon, stars
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Ra'ivavae
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CE.FITI-RERE
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Hitirere
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To be dumbfounded, taken completely by surprise; as by unexpected ill-news
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Ra'ivavae
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PN.TAA-FITI.A
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Taahiti
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To go or leap across, over to a side, border
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Tuvalu
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Tua-
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Ordinal (Nanumea dialect)
Problematic
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Hawaiian
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Kua-
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Once, twice, three times, twofold, depending on suffixed number (rare)
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Hawaiian
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PN.TUQA-.2B
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Kuakahi
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Once, singly; first; single, unwedded, unmarried. Three generations removed, 2 generations removed
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Ra'ivavae
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AN.FITU
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Hitu
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Seven
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