| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Samoan
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NP.MAKO.1
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Maʔomaʔo
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Samoan honeyeater (Gymnomyza samoensis)
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Moriori
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NP.MAKO.1
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Makomako
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(Anthornis melanura) (GNZMMSS18)
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Hawaiian
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CE.KOO-MAKO
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ʔOlomaʔo
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Lanai Thrush (Phaeornis obscura lanaiensis), Molokai Thrush (Phaeornis obscura Rutha)
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Marquesas
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CE.KOO-MAKO
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ʔOomaʔo. ʔOmaʔo (Atl).
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(Fatu Hiva) Fatu Hiva Monarch (Pomarea whitneyi). Pluvier fauve; Lesser Golden Plover (Atl).
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Tahitian
|
CE.ONI.*
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Oni
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To climb a tree without the cord or line usually employed
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East Uvea
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AN.KOKO.1
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Koomi/a
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Enfoncé
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East Uvea
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AN.KOKO.1
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Kookoomi(a)
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Enfoncer, bosseler, presser avec les mains
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East Futuna
|
AN.KOKO.1
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Kokoʔi
|
Ecraser, presser
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Tahitian
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AN.KOKO.1
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ʔOoʔomi
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Froncer les sourcils (Dvs). Saisir, presser (Jsn).
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Hawaiian
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CE.KALU-KALU.B
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Keiki ʔaluʔalu
|
Premature baby
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Tahitian
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CE.KALU-KALU.B
|
A(ru)aru
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A newborn infant
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Tuamotu
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CE.KALU-KALU.B
|
Karukaru
|
A newborn infant
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East Futuna
|
OC.MAHU.A
|
Mou
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Avoir beaucoup; être en abondance
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Nuguria
|
NO.KATA.4
|
Kata
|
Snake (generic); also sea eels and intestinal worms
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Takuu
|
NO.KATA.4
|
Kata
|
Moray Eel (Gymnothorax sp.?); snake; tapeworm and other parasitic species. Lobster (?) (Hwd).
|
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Luangiua
|
NO.KATA.4
|
ʔAka/lele
|
Crested weed fish; fresh water eel
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|
Luangiua
|
PN.GALI.2B
|
E laŋi...
|
Es ist gut
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Moriori
|
PN.GALI.2B
|
Ko ta rangi
|
It is fine, enough
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Nukumanu
|
PN.TAMA-FAFINE
|
Tama hhine
|
Daughter in law
|
|
Emae
|
PN.QAA-POGIPOGI
|
Bogibogi
|
Tomorrow
Phonologically Irregular
|
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Takuu
|
NO.MO-QISI
|
Moisi
|
Few, small quantity
|
|
Nukumanu
|
NO.MO-QISI
|
Moisi
|
Few
|
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Luangiua
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NO.MO-QISI
|
Mouisi. Moisi (Hbn).
|
Few
|
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Sikaiana
|
PN.MO-QI
|
Moi/suki
|
The tail of an animal; the smallest of the outrigger canoes {vaka hai ama} measuring about 9 feet long
|
|
Tuvalu
|
NO.MO-QISI
|
Mookalihi
|
A few
Problematic
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|
Samoan
|
AN.ISU.1
|
Isu
|
Nose
|
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Rennellese
|
AN.ISU.1
|
Isu
|
Nose
|
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Kapingamarangi
|
AN.ISU.1
|
Uuhiu ["final vowel rarely heard"]
|
Nose
|
|
Takuu
|
AN.ISU.1
|
Usu
|
Followed by a noun, signifies the front or front end of an object
|
|
Nuguria
|
NO.KAI-USU
|
Kaihu, kaisu
|
Nose
|
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Rennellese
|
NO.KAI-USU
|
Kau isu
|
Bridge of nose
|
|
Tikopia
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NO.KAI-USU
|
Te kau isu
|
Base (bridge) of nose
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New Zealand Maori
|
FU.TUU-KELE.*
|
Tukere
|
? A bird "He tukere e tangi ana" Te Korimako v.1, No.17, p.3
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|
Rotuman
|
PN.FONO.1B
|
Fono
|
Built-up sides of a canoe or ship
Borrowed
|
|
Rotuman
|
TA.MANU.3
|
Mɔnu
|
Seat in a boat or canoe
Problematic
|
|
Rotuman
|
PN.TAU-MUQA
|
Taumua
|
Prow; (of canoe) to move with the prow towards
|
|
Rotuman
|
PN.TAU-MULI
|
Taumuri
|
Stern (of canoe, etc.); (of canoe, etc.) to have the stern towards
|
|
Rotuman
|
EO.HAMA
|
Sama
|
Outrigger
|
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Nukumanu
|
SO.PAKAKAU.*
|
Pepekau
|
The old interisland voyaging canoes
Problematic
|
|
Nukumanu
|
XO.MATA-A-WAKA
|
Matavaka i mua
|
Bow
|
|
Nukumanu
|
XO.MATA-A-WAKA
|
Matavaka i muli
|
Stern
|
|
Nukumanu
|
AN.TAA.1B
|
Takuu taa/taa
|
Hewing adze
|
|
Nukumanu
|
PN.TUKI.C
|
T/tuki
|
Midships pegs attaching outrigger float to boom
Uncertain Semantic Connection
|
|
Nukumanu
|
NP.TAU-AMA
|
Tau ama
|
Outrigger stay
|
|
Nukumanu
|
PN.QUFI.3
|
Uhi/uhi
|
Covering canoe with coconut fronds for weather protection
|
|
Nukumanu
|
EC.SOLO.5
|
Holo vaka
|
Songs for preparing the trunk
|
|
Nukumanu
|
EC.TIPUNA
|
He/tipuna
|
Name of a male deity who guided and protected a canoe at sea.
|
|
Nukumanu
|
NO.MASAU-LANI
|
Mahaunani
|
Guardian spirit to whom a canoe is dedicated
|
|
Takuu
|
NO.MASAU-LANI
|
Masaurani
|
Spirit (aitu) taxon, category of benign supernatural being; diminutive first non-spirit residents of Taku...
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Nuguria
|
NO.MASAU-LANI
|
Mahaunani
|
Type of women's song
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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