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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Luangiua CE.FATU.4 Heku/ʔu King Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva EC.KAU-GUTU Kogutu Bords de mer, rivage; bords d'un vase; margelle d'un précipice, d'un puits, d'un fossé. The edge of the sea, of a hole, of a ditch; bank, strand; the curb of a well, the edge of a precipice; the rim of a cup or vessel (Tgr). Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori MP.GUTU.A Koo/ngutu Mouth of a river
Hawaiian PN.PENA.2 Pena Package
Fijian FJ.PENA.1A Bena-a Daub, dress hair with oil or ashes
Niue FJ.PENA.1A Pena To bundle, to bind (of hair)
Niue FJ.PENA.1A Pena/pena Curls (of hair)
Tongan FJ.PENA.1A Pena/pena Comb hair in such a way that it sticks up
Tongan PN.FAI.2C Fai To make, give, tell, deliver, utter, perform, etc. (an explanation, story, speech, song, dance, etc.)
Tongan PN.FAI.3A Fai Be going on
East Futuna PN.FAI.3A Fai Se dérouler; avoir lieu
Samoan PN.FAI.2C Fai Say, tell, ask
Samoan PN.FAI.3B Fai Have, get [sleep, a meal]
Samoan PN.FAI.3A Fai (ma) To become, to be instead of
Samoan PN.FAI.2C Fai To say, to speak
Tokelau PN.FAI.2C Fai Say, rehearse; perform, act; give (a command)
Tokelau PN.FAI.3A Fai Be on, be underway, be in progress
Sikaiana PN.FAI.3B Hai To have, to be in possession
Sikaiana PN.FAI.2C Hai (with directional particle) To say, to tell; to have the notion, to have the belief, to think
New Zealand Maori OC.FAI.2A Whai Practise
Hawaiian CE.FAI.7 (Ha)hai To follow, pursue, chase, hunt; to accompany, go with
Tuamotu CE.FAI.7 Fai To follow, pursue, chase
New Zealand Maori CE.FAI.7 Whai Follow, pursue; look for, go in search of;
Rarotongan XO.FAI-.6 ʔAi Used as a collective noun before kinship terms Problematic
Takuu PN.FAI.3B Hai Have, possess, own
Takuu PN.FAI.2C Hai (with directional particle) Utter in a particular context (e.g. tell, relate, inform, recount, sing)
Rennellese PN.FAI.2C Hai To say (us. with directional particle)
Rennellese PN.FAI.3A Hai Act as, represent; transform into or become; to constitute, serve as
Takuu PN.FAI.3A Fai Exist
Nukumanu PN.FAI.3A Hai Exist
Nuguria PN.FAI.3A Hai Be (somewhere), be there
Mangareva CE.FUATA.1B Uata Bois de travers du filet à main. A cross piece of wood on a hand-net (Tgr).
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.FUATA.1B Huata Handle of flying-fish net
Pukapuka CE.FUATA.1B Wuata A net used for catching birds
Rarotongan CE.FUATA.1B ʔUata Scoop-net
Samoan PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mafoʔe To be skinned Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mafoke Peler, s'enlever Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.PALAA Palaa Couronne; coiffe (autrefois: 40 plumes en cercle autour de la tête)
Tongan PN.PANE.A Pane/a Old and shabby-looking; dirty and looking as if one had not had a wash for a long time Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.FAKA-POI Fakapoi Feint, make a sham thrust
Samoan PN.FAKA-POI Faʔapoi To threaten to strike, to raise the hand in a threatening manner
Tokelau PN.FAKA-POI Fakapoi Threaten by gesture (to strike or throw something at someone)
East Futuna FU.FAKA-POI-POI Fakapoipoi Respecter; respect (entre frère et soeur)
Rennellese FU.FAKA-POI-POI Hakapoipoi Treat with respect and deference, as a man treats his classificatory sister- or brother-in-law; to hesitate from deference
Tikopia FU.FAKA-POI-POI Fakapoipoi Shy; ashamed
East Futuna PN.FAKA-POI Faka/po/poi Gener qqn, gener la vue de qqn Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island SO.POI.B Po/poʔi Unlucky or ill-omened place where several persons have died in a short space of time, e.g. a whole family, a place which must be avoided because it exercises an evil influence which causes the death of those who live there Problematic
Niue TO.KIA.2 Kaa/kia Neck
Tongan TO.TAMA-TIQI.* Tamachi A child of either sex
Niue AN.FONU.1 Maa/fonu Stuffed, full (refers to eating)