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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FUGAO-AI.* Nghovae In-law, mother-in-law
Pukapuka PN.FUGAO-AI.* Angavai Affinal relative Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka PN.FUGAO-AI.* Matua angavai Parent-in-law Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan PN.FUGAO-AI.* ʔOngovai Parent-in-law
Rennellese PN.FUGAO-AI.* Hungabai Parent-in-law
Tahitian PN.FUGAO-AI.* Metua hoʔovai Beaux-parents
Tikopia PN.FUGAO-AI.* Fongo(v)ai Affinal relation indicating person of parental kinship grade as object of constrained behaviour
Tuamotu PN.FUGAO-AI.* Huŋaavae Parent in law
East Futuna PN.FUHI.A Fui Bunch, cluster, tie in bunch
Hawaiian PN.FUHI.A Hui Cluster or bunch, as of coconuts, bananas
Emae PN.FUHI.A Fui Bunch (of coconuts, breadfruit)
Mangareva PN.FUHI.A ʔU/ʔui Grappe; régime; fruits qu'on attache les uns aux autres pour les emporter
Niue PN.FUHI.A Fuhi Bundle (n) (us. of sugarcane or taro)
Nukumanu PN.FUHI.A Hui Green coconut
Nukuoro PN.FUHI.A Hui hala The fruit of the pandanus
Luangiua PN.FUHI.A Hui Bunch
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FUHI.A Hui Big bunch
Rennellese PN.FUHI.A Hui Cluster or bunch, as of baga [Barringtonia], baghu [Pandanus sp.], kala [Pandanus sp.]; string, as of fish; fruit, as of pandanus
Samoan PN.FUHI.A Fui Cluster of nuts
Sikaiana PN.FUHI.A Hui A bunch of coconuts
Tikopia PN.FUHI.A Fui To tie, fasten, bind on
Tikopia PN.FUHI.A Fii Bundle, bunch, e.g. of coconuts (5 pairs, i.e. 10 coconuts)
Tokelau PN.FUHI.A Fui Bunch, cluster (of coconuts or pandanus); cluster (v), tie (to form a bunch)
Tongan PN.FUHI.A Fuhi Bunch, cluster
West Uvea PN.FUHI.A Fui/fui Rassemblés, agglomérés en grappes
Hawaiian PN.FUHI.B Hui/hui Mixed, mingled, united
New Zealand Maori PN.FUHI.B Hui Congregate, come together, meet
Niue PN.FUHI.B Fuhi/fuhi, fui/fui To flock, to crowd; flock of birds, herd, school of fish
Penrhyn PN.FUHI.B Hui Meet, join, unite
Pukapuka PN.FUHI.B Wui All, assembled, united (of chiefs, men etc) archaic use, now "wii" all
Rarotongan PN.FUHI.B ʔUi Assemble, bring or come together; collective noun before chiefs, ancestors, etc
Samoan PN.FUHI.B Fui/fui Keep, stick together
Tahitian PN.FUHI.B Hui A plural or collective particle prefixed to various nouns, as hui arii, the royal party or family; hui raatira, the inferior chiefs collectively; hui tupuna, ancestors; hui metua, parents; hui hoa, friends, &c
Tahitian PN.FUHI.B Hui/hui Se cotiser, faire une collecte
Tongan PN.FUHI.B Fui/fui Flock (of birds, bats) Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu PN.FUHI.B Hui Congregate, flock together
East Futuna FJ.FUHU Fuu Generic name for cone-shells
Fijian FJ.FUHU Vuso Coneshell (in some dialects)
New Zealand Maori FJ.FUHU Huu/(w)ai Cockle (Chione stutchburyi) Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.FUHU Te /uuhu/ Big conus for making bracelets
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.FUHU A/hu/hu Name of various cone shells
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.FUHU Hu/hu Big cone shell
Rennellese FJ.FUHU Huu A kind of conical shell
Tongan FJ.FUHU Fuhu Shellfish (conical)
West Uvea FJ.FUHU Fuu Mollusque gastéropode: cone (Conus virgo), dont on fabrique les bracelets d'homme, parures des grandes f̂etes
Tuvalu EC.FUI Fui Put pairs of nuts together in tens; a bundle of nuts; ten (of coconuts and bonito)
Nukuoro EC.FUI De/hui, nga/hui Tens of coconuts
Luangiua EC.FUI Se/hui 10 (in pairs)
Sikaiana EC.FUI Se/hui Ten (for birds, coconuts, copra, dollars)
Takuu EC.FUI Fui Bunch of coconuts; ten coconuts