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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna PN.GAA-GAA Gaagaa Branler; être mal fixé
Kapingamarangi PN.GAA-GAA Ngaangaa Unstable, not sturdy, rickety, not tight
Rennellese PN.GAA-GAA Ngaangaa/saʔa Demon-infested Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.GASUE ʔAahue/hue Inquiétude, énervement; être en état de tension nerveuse
Tuamotu PN.GA-LUE ŋaarue Tremble, shake violently; be strongly agitated, move up and down (as surface of sea)
Tuamotu PN.GA-UE ŋaaue/ue Swing, sway violnetly (as branches); tremble, quake violently (as the earth)...
Tikopia PN.TAFA-QAKI Tafaaki Border; edge
Samoan PN.TAFA-QAKI Tafaaʔi Those privileged to sit on the right and left hand of a titled chief
Luangiua NO.FAKAA Haa ŋiu Coconut husk
Takuu NO.FAKAA Hak(k)aa/nui Husk of an old coconut
Nukuoro NO.FAKAA Hakaa Husk of the coconut
Luangiua SO.SEE.3 Haa/see Hold breath a long time whilst chanting
Luangiua PN.TA-PUKE Kapuʔe Fruit of plant (aa9o, yellow, paint, soothing for chickenpox) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua NO.TUAA-TOLO Kuaakolo Creepers (make la'ei)
Kapingamarangi NO.LAPIAO Labiaa Fish sp.
Nuguria NO.MAKAKA-TAU Maakaka-ttau Solid, hard
Takuu NO.SATATA Sattaa Goatfish sp.
Luangiua NO.SISI.6 Sisi/ʔaava Water butterfly
East Futuna NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Fakakaa Allumer; enflammer
Tuvalu NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Fakakaa Light fire or lamp
Tikopia NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Fakakaa Set alight; cause to burn (as tree felled for clearing ground)
Anuta NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Paka/ka/kaa To light (a fire)
Rarotongan NP.FAKA-KAA.2 ʔAkakaa Burn, ignite, light
New Zealand Maori NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Whakakaa Inflame, incite
Tahitian NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Faa/a/a To kindle fire, to make it burn well; to cause food to be well cooked
Hawaiian NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Hooʔaa To set on fire, burn, ignite, etc.
Rennellese NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Hakakaa To light, as a match or lantern
Kapingamarangi NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Akaa To build an open fire
Takuu NP.FAKA-KAA.2 Hakkaa Light up, cause to burn, start (an engine)
Sikaiana NO.KAAPITI.2 Kaapiti A mat for flooring similar to a tapakau, but with only one side. (Shaped to cover a small area inside the house where a tapakau would not fit)
Takuu PN.HOA -oa Unit of measurement for pairs of things other than coconuts (siaoa, ruaoa, torunaaoa...)
Samoan PN.HOA Oa A couple, commencing with the second, as: e luaaoa, e tolugaaoa, etc.
Takuu XO.UA-LOTO Uaaroto Centre section, area in the middle; ritual name for a location inside the ariki’s house
Kapingamarangi XO.UA-LOTO T/ungaalodo Centre, middle, mid-point; halfway Phonologically Irregular
Nukuoro XO.UA-LOTO Ungaa lodo Middle part (of something round) Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia XO.UA-LOTO Uuaaroto Esoteric name for centre post supporting ridgepole in major temples
Rarotongan OC.TIPI.1A Maa/tipi Slice or peel with a knife; knife, ploughshare
Tahitian PN.QAATEA Aatea/tea Vaste, étendu; clairsemé, clair, sans obstacle, dégagé
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QITA Faaita To distort the lips and chin; to make grimaces by way of contempt, or to excite laughter
Tahitian EC.FAKA-MAUMAU Haamou To consume, annihilate, extirpate. Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian PN.FINA-GALO Hinaaro To love, desire, will; to choose; love, desire, affection, will, pleasure, choice
Tahitian TA.KAKU.2 Paa/ʔaʔu Râteau; ratisser, effleurer, épousseter, enlever les toiles d'araignée, écumer
Tahitian CE.KOO-FAGA.* Ofaa Thicket, impenetrable brushwood; to nestle, or lie close in a nest, as a bird
Tahitian CE.KOO-MOTO Omoto A cocoanut in the last state before the ripe opaa
Tahitian CE.RAGATIRA Raatira A chief; the general title of the inferior chiefs; an officer on board a ship
Mangaia TA.RAKOA.1 Raakoa Shearwater, petrel
New Zealand Maori TA.RAKOA.1 Haakoakoa Bird spp.: fluttering shearwater (Puffinus gavia), Southern skua (Catharacta antarctia) Problematic
Mangareva CE.RAKOA.2 Raakoa Poisson (Upeneus arge, U.vittatus) (Mullidae)
Penrhyn TA.PAA-REU Paareu Kilt, dancing skirt, pareu; to wear a pareu
Mangaia TA.PAA-REU Paareu Ceremonial or dancing skirt