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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Sikaiana SO.KAPUTI Kaputi Buds of a shoot {kauloloa} of a coconut tree
West Futuna PN.FAALIKI Farigi/ŋatau (WFU) Placing leaves below the earth in which taro is planted
West Futuna AN.FOQOU Fou, fau (ANI) New, young
West Futuna PN.FOHU Fau-a (ANI) To bore
West Futuna AN.FONU.2 Fau/fonu (ANI) A beetle
West Futuna PN.PANI.3 Fau/pani (ANI) Bond, covenant Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan SO.KAU-LAMA ʔAulama Bundle of dry coconut leaves (esp. used as a flare)
Tokelau SO.KAU-LAMA Kaulama Dried coconut leaf or leaves
Tuvalu SO.KAU-LAMA Kaulama Dried coconut leaves
Nukuoro SO.KAU-LAMA Gau lama Rachis of the coconut leaf
Rennellese SO.KAU-LAMA Kau gama Base of coconut-leaf torch, discarded after the torch is burned out
Luangiua SO.KAU-LAMA Aulama Dried coconut leaves; flexible, of leaves
Sikaiana SO.KAU-LAMA Kaulama A branch of dried coconut leaves
Hawaiian SO.KAU-LAMA ʔAulama To light with a torch Problematic
Luangiua EC.KOOPUU.B Aupu Bag Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna AN.FOLAU Forau To travel by water; to go abroad
Luangiua PN.MA-QOPO Haa/ŋaupoo Collect Phonologically Irregular
Nukuoro NO.FAKA-PULU Hagabulu mau! Watch your step climbing!
West Futuna PN.KAA.1 Ka/ka To laugh and crow (of infant)
West Futuna OC.KUPEGA Ka/kaupega (ANI) Dragnet (Paton)
West Futuna FJ.KALOLO Kalele To pull bowstring taut before letting go Phonologically Irregular
Takuu NO.TAA.6 Taa (of a person, automobile, etc.) Diverge from the main path, take a branch road...
Rennellese SO.TATA.2 Tata To drag, haul or move, as trash or a canoe; to draw, as a bow...
Tokelau SO.TATA.2 Tata Pull forcefully, haul violently; (grab); a fish-trap...which can be closed by pulling a line
West Futuna SO.KASA Kasa Be caught, trapped (e.g. fish swimming into hole in reef) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna PN.KAU.2B Kau Person (ta kau, plural a fa kau)
West Futuna OC.HAKAU Kau Reef, rocks
West Futuna PN.QAU.2 K/au-a To remove the bark of a tree
West Futuna PN.KAKAWA Kava/kava. Kau/kava (Cpl). To sweat. To be heated, sweat (n,v) (Cpl).
West Futuna NP.KAWA-KAWA-QATUA Kaukava atua 'Hemlock'
West Futuna OC.KUPEGA Kupega, kaupega, koupega. Kupenga (FUT), gopena (ANI) (Cpl). Fishing net; spider's web (esp. sticky web used as bait). Filet (grand) (Rve).
West Futuna PN.KAU.5 Kau/tariŋa Side of lobe of ear
West Futuna PN.KAU.5 Kau/isu Septum of nose
West Futuna PN.KAU.5 Kau/fafa Jawbone
West Futuna EC.KAVAU Kavau To make a great noise Problematic
Tongan NP.TAU-AMA Tauama Cord or rope with which the outrigger is bound to the kiato Borrowed
Luangiua NP.TAU-AMA Kauama Rope from mast to main hoho’a [beam parallel to outrigger boom]
Takuu NP.TAU-AMA Tauama Rope from mast to furthest outrigger stringer on ancient canoe; shroud
Sikaiana NP.TAU-AMA Tau ama A rope on the outrigger canoe that runs from the mast to the boom and then back to the stern of the canoe
Tuamotu NP.TAU-AMA Tauama The left/port side of a canoe; the outrigger side
Tahitian NP.TAU-AMA Tauama A canoe with an outrigger
West Futuna NP.TAU-AMA Tauama Rope fixed to sail; tiller
Samoan NP.TAU-AMA Tauama The name of a rope in a sailing canoe
Rennellese NP.TAU-AMA Tauama Persons in a small canoe following a large canoe netting flying fish... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi NP.TAU-AMA Dau ama Rope connecting mast with the outrigger
Nukuoro NP.TAU-AMA Dau ama The mast stay tied to the outrigger boom
Luangiua SO.TAU-TALI Kaulaki Follow Phonologically Irregular
Takuu SO.TAU-TALI Tautari Follow (an example), imitate
Sikaiana SO.TAU-TALI Tautali Follow another, walk behind
East Futuna SO.TAU-TALI Tautali Suivre (intransitif); suivre à la piste (transitif)