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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Kapingamarangi PN.MA-ISI Maihi Peeled off
Hawaiian PN.MA-ISI Maaihi To peel, to strip (as bark)
Tahitian PN.MA-ISI Maihi To fall or slip off untimely as the abortives of brutes
Tuamotu PN.MA-ISI Maihi To come-, peel-, strip, flake- off, exposing the under surface (as bark, skin)
Marquesas PN.MA-ISI Maihi Déménager, s'en aller de Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.MA-ISI Maisi (of bark of a tree) Come off by itself, split open
Rennellese PN.MA-ISI Maisi To be broken off, as a fragment; small bit, fragment
Rennellese PN.MA-ISI Maisi/isi To be fragile, broken to bits, as coral
Tuvalu AN.MA-QANU Maanu To swim; pumice stone
Tongan PN.MARONA Malona To subside, ease off (of worry, pain, disease, etc.)
Niue PN.MARONA Malona, maona To be spoiled, ruined, broken
East Uvea PN.MARONA Maaona Disparu, diminué (en parlant des souffrances, du vent, de la pluie)
Samoan PN.MARONA Malona To be filled out, swelled out (as a basket) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.MARONA Maona To subside, as a wave; to be appeased, of anger
Rennellese PN.MARONA Maagona/a To die in masses, to be sick or weak
Tongan PN.SAWALA Havala Grasping, never satisfied, always wanting more; to crave after
Niue PN.SAWALA Havala To be cheeky, to be a nuisance
Niue PN.SAWALA Mata/havala Mischievous
East Uvea PN.SAWALA Havala Envie de manger (une chose déterminée); avoir sans cesse envie de manger, manger en glouton sans pouvoir se rassasier
Samoan PN.SAWALA Savala To long for, to desire to eat particular articles, such as fish, masi, &c.
Nukuoro PN.SAWALA Savala Interested in, enjoys
New Zealand Maori PN.SAWALA Hawara [not glossed, but follows popore 'desire' in example]
Rennellese PN.SAWALA Saabaga To be used to, accustomed to; to do often
Tongan PN.MA-TOSI Matohi Marked with a line or narrow stripe
Niue PN.MA-TOSI Matohi/aga Genealogy
Samoan PN.MA-TOSI Matosi Shredded; scratched, marked with scratches
Rennellese PN.MA-TOSI Maatosi To be striped, as with horizontal stripes
Niue NP.QAO.3 Te/ao In vain; without purpose, without reason; to have nothing, to mind one's own business Problematic
Tongan XW.MA-TUKU Maatuku (of three or more) To leave, go away, disperse
Niue XW.MA-TUKU Matuku To subside, to become less [ex. strength of wind]
East Uvea XW.MA-TUKU Maatuku Se dit de la foule qui se précipite et s'attroupe pour regarder un spectacle. Kua matuku te misa. Les gens sont sortis de la messe.
Tokelau XW.MA-TUKU Matuku (of ropes, bindings, etc.) Be slack, become less tight; (of crowd) be dispersed, break up; (of anxiety, pain etc.) be relieved, alleviated; (of people) crowd together, throng together
Tuvalu XW.MA-TUKU Matuku To decline, be put down, decrease
Tuvalu XW.MA-TUKU Matuku Become less (of a liquid in a vessel); begin to ebb (of the tide)
Tongan PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maʔu-koloa Rich, wealthy, well-to-do
Niue PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Trader, merchant, shopkeeper (sometimes used as a metaphor for 'rich')
Nukuoro PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mau goloa Rich in material possessions
Tuvalu PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa To be wealthy, rich
Tokelau PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Be wealthy, be rich
Tongan PN.MAUKU Maauku (of a boil) Go down and disappear without bursting or being lanced
Niue PN.MAUKU Mauku Disaster; funeral. Poor fellow, good-for-nothing (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.MAUKU Mauku Receding, going down, ebbing
Samoan PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mauʔoloa, mauʔoa A rich man, one who has plenty of property; to be wealthy
East Uvea PN.MAUKU Mouku Désenfler, disparaitre (en parlant d'une enflure)
East Futuna PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mou koloa Avoir beaucoup de richesses [s.v. mou]
New Zealand Maori PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoroa Red paint Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.MEAQA.* Meaʔa Fairly clean
Tongan PN.FAGATUA Fangatua To wrestle
Niue PN.FAGATUA Tau/fagatua To wrestle
East Uvea PN.FAGATUA Fagatua Lutte; lutter, se battre corps à corps