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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan TA.FOA.C ʔOa Neuralgic headache
Tahitian TA.FOA.C Hoa Maux de tête persistants comme ceux qu’occasionne la sinusite
Tahitian TA.FOA.C Uru/hoa A violent head ache
Hawaiian NP.FOQAGA.* Hoana Hone, whetstone, grindstone
Kapingamarangi NP.FOQAGA.* Hooanga Pumice stone (found as driftwood)
New Zealand Maori NP.FOQAGA.* Hooanga Kind of sandstone used in cutting and grinding
Ifira-Mele NP.FOQAGA.* Foaga Pumice
Moriori NP.FOQAGA.* Hoanga Grindstone
Mangareva NP.FOQAGA.* ʔOaga Pierre fine volcanique qui sert de meule à aiguiser
Nukuoro NP.FOQAGA.* Hoohanga Pumice stone (found as driftwood)
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.FOQAGA.* Hoaga Sharpening stone
Rarotongan NP.FOQAGA.* ʔOanga Grindstone
Samoan NP.FOQAGA.* Foaga Grindstone
Tahitian NP.FOQAGA.* Hoaa A fine polish on wood, pearl-shell, &c.
Takuu NP.FOQAGA.* Foana Light-coloured pumice-stone used for fine sanding
East Uvea AN.FOAKI Foaki Give
New Zealand Maori AN.FOAKI Hoake Give Problematic
Niue AN.FOAKI Foaki Give (used in formal speech)
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.FOAKI He/hoaki-na Sell
Samoan AN.FOAKI Foaʔi Give
Tokelau AN.FOAKI Foaki Give
Tongan AN.FOAKI Foaki Bestow a gift
Tuvalu PN.FOFOGA Fofoga Face (pl.); facial features
East Futuna PN.FOFOGA Fofoga Handsome, beautiful (of face). Visage, figure (Mfr).
East Uvea PN.FOFOGA Fofoga Tete, visage (en parlant de Dieu, du roi ou d'un chef). Visage, face, tête, figure, yeux (resp.) (Rch).
Niue PN.FOFOGA Fofonga Face, eyes, mouth (of chief)
Penrhyn PN.FOFOGA Hohonga Face, figure, shape, picture
Samoan PN.FOFOGA Fofoga Honorific/polite term for face, eyes, mouth, head
Tahitian PN.FOFOGA Hohoʔa Image, photographie, film de cinéma, portrait, apparence, aspect, traits du visage
Tongan PN.FOFOGA Fofonga Honorific/polite term for face, eyes, mouth, head, ears
Marquesas EP.FOFONU.* Hohonu Profond, impénétrable [Northwest Marquesan Dialect]. Haut, éminent [Southeast Marquesan Dialect]. Profond, deep. Haut, high [Northwest Marquesan Dialect] (Atl).
Nuguria EP.FOFONU.* Honu Deep (of water); high (of tide)
Tikopia FU.FOGA-SELE Fangasere Precious
East Futuna MP.FOHE Foe Paddle , oar (I)
Emae MP.FOHE Foe Steering paddle
Marquesas MP.FOHE Hoe Rame, pagaie de pirogue; jet, rejeton, bourgeon, germe, gourmand de plante. Ramer, pagayer, aller par embarcation (Dln 1904).
Mangareva MP.FOHE ʔOe Rame, aviron, pagaie; v. intr. ramer; nager avec les avirons; cultiver (la terre)
Nuguria MP.FOHE Hoe Paddle (n); back flippers (of turtle)
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.FOHE Hoe Paddle; helm, steering oar
Tahitian MP.FOHE Hoe Rame, aviron, pagaie; ramer
West Uvea MP.FOHE Foe Gouvernail
East Uvea FJ.FOHI Fohi Peler, ecorcer Problematic
Fijian FJ.FOHI Voci Peel anything with soft flexible skin such as cooked banana or taro
New Zealand Maori FJ.FOHI Hoi/puu Blistered , but example suggests "peeled"
Marquesas FJ.FOHI ʔIma hohi Rapace Problematic
Niue FJ.FOHI Fohi Scraper
Nukumanu FJ.FOHI Taka/hoe Peeling skin Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.FOHI Foe(ia) Peel off (bark) Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.FOHI Hoe/a Peel (of skin, bark, etc. without instruments) Phonologically Irregular
Rapa FJ.FOHI Oi To scrape bast of aute