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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Sikaiana PN.MA-KAKA Makka Tight, taut, strained (as a fishing line that is being pulled in)
Takuu PN.MA-KAKA Makkaa (of a rope) Taut; (of a person) strong, healthy
Takuu PN.QO N/o And (connecting two verbs or clauses) Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua PN.LAULAU Pa/laulau Small triangular bag for food
Mangareva PN.PUPU.A Pupu Paquet, faisceau, botte; réunir (une assemblée, un peuple)
Luangiua OC.UKA.A Ua haasolo, ua makau Heavyweight/lightweight fishing line Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island MP.QATULE Ature/ʔeka Peruvian Anchovy (Engraulis ringens)
Easter Island RO.MALAU.1 Maarau Soldierfishes (Myripristis, Plectrypops, Pristileps spp.), Squirrelfishes (Sargocentron spp.) and Cardinalfishes (Apogon and Ostorhinchus spp.)
Mangareva OC.WALO-WALO Varovaro Arbrisseau, qui sert d'ornementation aux fêtes
Luangiua PN.KAU-NA ʔAu Give, send
Luangiua EO.KAU.1 ʔAu Swim
Luangiua FJ.KAUA ʔAu se Negative imperative
Samoan FJ.KAUA ʔAua Not, do not; don't!
Luangiua CE.KAA-KAFU ʔAu/ʔahu Dress Phonologically Irregular
East Uvea NP.NEFU.1 Nefu Generic term for Engraulidae (Anchovies)
East Uvea NP.MOAGA Moaga matuʔu lau Generic term for Gerreidae (Mojarras)
East Uvea RO.MALAU.1 Malau Adioryx spp.
East Uvea PN.SAPUTU Hoputu tokelau Lethrinus chrysostomos Borrowed
East Uvea MP.TAUTU Tautu Diodontidae (Porcupine Fishes), smaller growth stage
East Uvea EC.SOKE Hoke/lau Carangoides gilberti
East Uvea RO.MALAU.1 Malau mata mu Priacanthus hamrur (Bigeye)
East Uvea SO.SAUSAU-LELE Hauhau lele Dendrochirus zebra, Pterois spp. (Scorpionfishes)
West Futuna PN.MAAUI A/mo/SiSiki (WFU), Mau/tSiktSiki (ANI) The Polynesian hero Maui
West Futuna PN.QAA-.2 A/tena tau Next year
West Futuna PN.GATALA Gatara (Epinephelus tauvina [Greasy Grouper])
West Futuna NP.POGA.2 Boŋa/rua A hole in the rocks where fish are caught; a hole in the ground where taro are planted
West Futuna CP.PUULOU.A Burau (FUT), purau (ANI) To cover over; garland, crown, hat [Aniwa Dialect]
West Futuna AN.FAFA.2 Fafa Mouth, mouthlike opening. Intérieur (du bateau), cratère (du volcan) (Rve).
West Futuna PN.FAKA-MAQU Fakamau-a To leave (a yam, etc.) as seed
Tongan PN.KAILAO Kailao A kind of war-dance in which clubs are thrown up and caught with a quick twisting motion
Tikopia PN.KAILAO Kailau Execute dance movement with clubs, in style said to have come from Tonga
Rarotongan PN.TAQA.2 Taa/pata Cause drops of sweat to form
Tuvalu PN.TAQA.2 Tau/taa To sweat, perspire
Tongan PN.TAQA.2 Tau/taʔa To perspire
Rarotongan NP.FAANAU.B ʔAanau Give birth, to bear (offspring); be born
Rarotongan PN.FAANAU.A ʔAanau Offspring, progeny
Hawaiian PN.FAANAU.A Haanau Offspring, child
Easter Island NP.FAANAU.B Hanau Nacer; dar a luz
Emae NP.FAANAU.B Faanau, fanau-a Have a baby, give birth; bear (child).
Rennellese PN.FAANAU.A Haanau Children (classificatory sons and daughters), spouse of 'igaamutu
Sikaiana PN.FAANAU.A Haanau Siblings of the same sex, including real and classificatory siblings; same generation, same sex, lineal and collateral relatives
Sikaiana NP.FAANAU.B Haanau To bear a child, to give birth; to be born
East Uvea NP.FAANAU.B Faanau, fanau-ʔi Accoucher, enfanter. Donner naissance à.
Tikopia SO.QAAUGA Aaunga Dance gestures of aesthetic type; demonstrative movements of hands and feet
Rennellese SO.QAAUGA ʔAaunga Gesture of any kind; to conduct, as an orchestra
Luangiua SO.QAAUGA Auŋa Action with hands
Takuu SO.QAAUGA Aauna (Perform) dance actions
Sikaiana SO.QAAUGA Aauna Gestures, action, movement, in speech or action; the action or movement of a dance
Samoan SO.QAAUGA Aauga Signs and symptoms of an illness Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau SO.QAAUGA Aauga Symptoms or characteristic signs of illness in a patient Uncertain Semantic Connection