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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.NUNU Nu/aga Communal extraction of turmeric
Samoan PN.NUNU Nunu Wash grated root (of turmeric, arrowroot, etc.) in order to extract starch
Tokelau PN.NUNU Nunu Work with hands in water, knead (of making edible starch from grated arrowroot)
Tuvalu PN.NUNU Nunu To scrape the fruit of the vaatia [arrowroot]
Tikopia PN.NUNU Nunu Filter, as in extraction of sago by traditional method, and formerly of turmeric
Tikopia PN.NUNU Nu/anga Turmeric extraction
Sikaiana PN.NUNU Nunu To grate a substance to extract juice or sap
Tongan XW.NUTI Nusi To rub (clothes) with hands in washing; to crush or crumple together in the hand; to crush and rub between hands (esp. medicinal leaves)
Tuvalu XW.NUTI Nuti/nuti Prepare a banana leaf for wreath-making by rubbing between hands until soft; rub and squeeze clothes under water
East Uvea XW.NUTI Nusi, nunusi, nusinusi Frotter, broyer entre ses mains, écraser entre les doigts; saupoudrer, semer
East Uvea XW.NUTI Nuki(nuki) Frotter entre ses doigts, broyer avec les mains Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna XW.NUTI Nuki Frotter à la main (linge); frotter avec de la bourre de coco le coco râpé pour le rendre plus fin et plus juteux Phonologically Irregular
Samoan XW.NUTI Nuti To crush in the hand, to break in pieces
Tokelau XW.NUTI Nuti Crush, smash, break; (of heart) be broken; hand-wash (clothes)
Tokelau XW.NUTI Nu/nuti Screw up, crumple (paper etc.)
Tuvalu XW.NUTI N/nuti To squeeze, as in washing clothes by hand
Tuvalu XW.NUTI Nuti momomo To break into small pieces, smash up, squeeze into small fragments
Tongan EO.HOKA.2 Oko/oka Stake or pole driven into the sand and used for mooring a boat or canoe Borrowed
Niue EP.KORE Ole(ole) (with negative) Not much Problematic
Niue PN.QALO-POQOU Olopoou Mother (name given to new mother having her first child)
Niue PN.ROFE Ope/ope Heavy, bent down. Weak, near death (McE). Phonologically Irregular
Niue EO.QOTA.2 Ota A measure (us. a bucket) of grated arrowroot
Niue PN.QAUEE Oue. Ouee (McE). Thank you!
Niue PN.MA-AGI Pa/agi To glide or float up and down in the air Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.POGA.1 Pango Fern sp. (Cyclosorus invisus) Phonologically Irregular
Tongan XW.PAGO.2 Pango (of persons) Vulgar, ill-mannered, offensive in speech or behaviour; (of things) regrettable, unfortunate, annoying
Niue XW.PAGO.2 Pango/taa Prisoner, convict. Slave (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue XW.PAGO.2 Pango/pango/taa Rude. Uncouth (McE).
East Uvea XW.PAGO.2 Pago Ennuyeux, turbulent, importun, facheux
Samoan XW.PAGO.2 Pago To forbid things being given away in hopes of getting them for oneself; to make trading difficult by suggestions made to the trader by a third party; to interfere with trade so as to injure
Samoan XW.PAGO.2 Paago/taa Offender, transgressor, criminal
Tuvalu XW.PAGO.2 Pago/taa Prisoner, captive
West Uvea PN.POGA.1 Panggo Fougère épiphyte (Platycerium grande) Phonologically Irregular
Tuvalu PN.POGA.1 Pago Plant sp., a rush (Cyperus odoratus) Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.QUTI.1 Pag/uti To make a light crackling sound [when eaten]
Niue AN.SUU.1 Paha/huu To be damp
Niue EO.PAASUA Pahua, pakua Bone Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan MP.PAKU.D Poku Scabies
Niue OC.PALA.2 Pala/pala/veka Fern spp. (Tectaria chrysotricha, T.latifolia)
Niue OC.PALA.2 Pala/tava Coastal fern spp. (Phymatodes nigrescens, Acrostichum aureum)
Tongan TO.PALEA Palea To knock or bump or strike against something accidentally
Niue TO.PALEA Palea To obtain or receive something unexpectedly. Obtained in an indefinite way, or from an indefinite place; infrequent, rare (McE).
Niue TO.PALEA Palea! A call of sympathy (to someone who has stumbled or fallen over): Sorry!
Niue PN.PALE-PALE Palepale The roof over a verandah
Niue PN.PALE.1B Pale/pale Reward, payment. Compensation (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.PALU.1 Palu teehii Castor oil fish (Ruvettus pretiosus)
Niue PN.PAO.1 Pao/ga To be hit well [ex. ball]
Tongan PN.PAQA-PAQA Paʔapaʔa K. food made of bananas and coconut cream
Niue PN.PAQA-PAQA Paapaa To cook, on the open fire, food wrapped in leaves
East Uvea PN.PAQA-PAQA Paʔapaʔa Sorte de galette d'arrowroot cuite et sèche (obs.)