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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.TAPA-TAI Tapa/a/tai Beach
Marquesas NP.TAPA-TAI Tapa/tai Qui habite près du rivage de la mer
Rarotongan NP.TAPA-TAI Tapa/a-tai Water edge, tidemark, beach
New Zealand Maori NP.TAPA-TAI Tapaatai Seashore
Tongan PN.TAPA.1B Taba Border of unprinted cloth
East Futuna PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Chutes de tissu, natte ou *siapo*
Samoan PN.TAPA.1B Tapa One of the white borders of a *siapo*
Takuu PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Lower hem of a laplap while worn; small piece of cloth
Nuguria PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Piece of cloth
Mangareva PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Bords d'étoffe, de vêtements. The edge of a piece of native cloth (Tgr).
Mangareva PN.TAPA.1B Tapa/kaʔu Pièce d'étoffe.
Takuu EO.TAPA.1C Tapaa- Piece or bit of something; small, diminutive
Sikaiana EO.TAPA.1C Tapaa- Small, little
Sikaiana EO.TAPA.1C Tapa/a/mea A small portion, a little bit of something
Marquesas EO.TAPA.1C Tapa Disque, limbe d'une feuille (terme de botanique).
Manihiki-Rakahanga TA.TAA-PARU Taaparu Bargain with
Rarotongan TA.TAA-PARU Taaparu Make something lax, limp, flabby, yielding...; coax, cajole, flatter, persuade
Mangaia TA.TAA-PARU Taaparu Soften; coax, mollify, bribe
Tahitian TA.TAA-PARU Taaparu Flatter...mendier; flatteur; flatterie, insinuation persuasive
Tuamotu TA.TAA-PARU Taaparu To beg, ask for (as food, a favor), to solicit
Rarotongan PN.TAKA.1B Taka/ʔua Left one one's own, esp. of a widower; someone left alone through bereavement, etc.
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.FAQI Fai/nga Eating place Uncertain Semantic Connection
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.MAQAGA Mainga Food Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian NP.FAQI Hai/a. Haai/ʔa (Aca). A prayer for a person poisoned with fish. Prière pour une personne empoisonnée par le poisson (Aca).
Easter Island EP.MEQA.C Meʔe/rahi Much, many
Easter Island EP.MEQA.C Meʔe hanohano Son asquerosas [are disgusting]
Manihiki-Rakahanga EP.MEQA.C Me(e)/iti Small, a little
Penrhyn EP.MEQA.C Mea iti A few
Penrhyn EP.MEQA.C E mea rahi katoa They are numerous
Penrhyn EP.MEQA.C E mea puuai There are a lot [of them]
Marquesas EP.MEQA.C E mea momona te ihi Les châtaignes sont excellentes [The chestnuts are delicious]
Mangareva EP.MEQA.C E mea makariri C'est froid
Rarotongan EP.MEQA.C ʔE mea kino te matangi The wind was something awful
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.LOOLOA Roroa Fish sp.
Tahitian NP.LOOLOA Rooroa Autre nom du thazard (Acanthocybium solandri)
Tuamotu NP.LOOLOA Rorooa Fish sp. (Acanthocybium solandri)
Penrhyn NP.LOOLOA Roroa Fish sp., rainbow runner (Elegatis bipinnulata)
Pukapuka EC.KAMAI Kamai (Elegatis bipinnulatus)
Hawaiian CE.RORO.2 Lolo Fish sp. Short for hinaalea 'akilolo, Yellow-tail Coris (Coris gaimard)
Mangareva CE.RORO.2 Rooroo Fish sp. (I)
Mangareva CE.RORO.2 Ko/roro Poisson: Callyodon chlorodon (Scaridae) [Scarus sp.]
Tuamotu CE.RORO.2 Roro Fish sp. (has deep blue back, white belly, and roundish body)
Rarotongan CE.RORO.2 Rooroo Long-mouthed wrasse, a fish whose shape resembles the coconut spathe; cream-coloured with green tip to tail; edible
New Zealand Maori CE.RORO.2 Upoko/roro Grayling (Prototroctes oxyrhynchus) a fresh-water fish
Tahitian NP.LOOLOA Roeroe Poisson: Carangue arc-en-ciel (Elegatis bipinnulatus) Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu NP.LOOLOA Roeroe A variety of large, long, roundish fish Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn TA.TAA-MOLE Taamore Finishing end of pandanus works such as hats, baskets and mats; edge of hat brim
Tahitian TA.TAA-MOLE Taamore/more Niveler, polir, égaliser
New Zealand Maori TA.TAA-MOLE Taamore/more Bald, bare, freed from obstructions or encumbrances; clear expanse
Tuamotu TA.TAA-MOLE Taamore/more To make smooth, to level, equalize