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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue EO.TAQO.1 Tao/naga Feast, party, celebration
Tongan XW.TUKUMITI Tukumisi K. sea-egg
Niue XW.TUKUMITI Taa/tukumiti Sea urchin sp. (white, short spines, in shallow pools on reef)
East Uvea XW.TUKUMITI Tukumisi Coquillage (Fissurellidae) [limpet sp.]; oursin (Echinometra) [sea urchin sp.]
Niue PN.TAU.11 Tau To pick, gather (flowers, fruits, leaves). To gather tiale [Gardenia] flowers (McE).
Tongan PN.TAU.11 Tou To pluck or break off (a leaf or leaves) without breaking the branch
East Uvea PN.TAU.11 Tau Cueillir, ramasser à la main (en parlant de fleurs et de certains fruits)
East Futuna PN.TAU.11 Tau Cueillir (mangue, papaya, orange, ananas)
Samoan PN.TAU.11 Tau To pluck fruit with the hand
Tokelau PN.TAU.11 Tau Pick (flower or fruit, except for coconut and pandanus)
Tuvalu PN.TAU.11 Tau Pick or harvest [ex. flowers]. Pluck (of fruit or flowers) (Rby).
Niue PN.TAU-QI Tau Price
Samoan PN.TAU-QI Tau To buy, to barter; something for sale; price
Niue PN.TAU.12 Tau To cover (of earth oven or house)
East Uvea PN.TAU.12 Tau Les feuilles de bananier
East Futuna PN.TAU.12 Tau Feuilles de bananier ou d'arbre à pain utilisées pour recouvrir le four
Samoan PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves used to cover up a native oven of food
Tokelau PN.TAU.12 Tau Fresh wide leaves of pupu (Asplenium nidus) used in covering a traditional oven...
Nukuoro PN.TAU.12 Dau (umu) A cover for an earth oven
West Uvea PN.TAU.12 Tau umu Couvrir de feuilles le contenu du four
Hawaiian PN.TAU.12 Kau/pale To cover an oven, especially with rocks on its edge to keep earth out
New Zealand Maori TA.TA-POKI Taupoki Cover, close with a lid; lid, cover
Ifira-Mele PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves placed on top of oven stones
Rennellese PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves for covering oven; to place these
Fijian PN.TAU.11 Tau-ca To be plucked, of fruit and leaves; to pluck some fruits
Tongan PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo/valo To shout out and make remarks in surprise or wonder
East Futuna PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo Choisir sa nourriture (postverbe): E kau kai tauvalo. Je mange ce qui me plait. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukuoro PN.TAU-WALO Daavalo Make a great deal of noise (vocal)
Niue PN.QAFU.1 Te/afu, ta/afu Tired Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue CP.ALU Te/alu, ti/alu Creeper sp. (Verbena officinalis); spreading weed sp. (Salvia occidentalis). Creeping shrub found on cliffs (McE).
Niue TA.TAFIFI. Tefifi A trailing plant (Ipomoea gracilis), wild morning glory Problematic
Tongan TO.TEGA-MAE Tengamae K. shellfish
Niue TO.TEGA-MAE Tegamee Small cat's eye shell (Turbo sp.) [young stage of alili].
Tongan PN.TA-QIA Teʔia To hit in order to "pay him out"; to be smitten or stricken, esp. by a supernatural being or power; to be very much in love
Niue PN.TA-QIA Teia To come into contact with something accidentally. Slightly hurt (McE).
East Uvea PN.TA-QIA Taʔia Etre battu (obs.)
East Futuna PN.TA-QIA Taaʔia Atteindre, blesser quelqu'un dans son honneur Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.TA-QIA Taia Passive of taa: strike, hit
Rennellese PN.TA-QIA Taʔia Passive/transtive of taa: hit, kill; to drift off course, to hit (as the reef)
Tokelau PN.TA-QIA Taia Be struck, be hit, be affected
Tuvalu PN.TA-QIA Taia To hit, beat
Nukuoro PN.TA-QIA Daia To daa [hit, strike, beat] completely
Anuta PN.TA-QIA Taia To hit (an embellishment of ta [taa]).
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TA-QIA Taia (plural object), teia (singular object) Kill, hit
West Uvea PN.TA-QIA Taaia Frapper Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island PN.TA-QIA Taʔia To beat, to pat someone's back (obs.)
Mangareva PN.TA-QIA Taia Etre vaincu dans un combat de deux personnes
Ifira-Mele PN.TA-QIA Taia Hit, kill, beat (drum)
Rarotongan PN.TA-QIA Taaʔia Hit, strike (passive) Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan PN.TA-QIA Taia Make a net (passive) Uncertain Semantic Connection