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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau PN.TAA.1D Taa Play (musical instrument)
Tuvalu PN.TAA.1D Taa To play a musical instrument, to strum a guitar
Nukuoro PN.TAA.1D Daa (dau) Chanting (of old chants)
Nukuoro PN.TAA.1D Daa taahili Sing a melody
Tikopia PN.TAA.1D Taa Beat rhythm for dance, on sounding-board or other platform; rhythm of song or dance...
Rennellese PN.TAA.1D Taa To beat, as the sounding-board
Takuu PN.TAA.1D Taa sau Beat the rhythm for sau dances
Tikopia SO.TUAQA Tuaa To be anxious Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu SO.TUAQA Tuaa Sentence given from a court
East Futuna SO.TUAQA Tuʔaa Vivres dus en guise de punition
Rarotongan PN.TAU-FAA Tauʔaa Fight, struggle Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.TAU-FAA Tauhaa Contellation of four stars in Pegasus outlining a square (Starts the period of westerly trade winds when it sets at dawn, creating rain and wind to cool its body.)
East Futuna SO.TAAFAA Niu taafaa Coco jeune, à chair à peine formée
Samoan SO.KAILE.2 ʔAaile First stage of the coconut (before the mosui stage). A cocoa-nut just formed (Prt).
Tokelau SO.KAILE.2 Puaa/koile An early stage of coconut, after the flower has fallen and before the milk has formed inside it Phonologically Irregular
Takuu SO.KAILE.2 Kaaile An immature coconut Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana SO.KAILE.2 Kaaile First coconut growth stage
Takuu PN.MOTO.2B Aa/moko Early stage of coconut growth: small, some elongated, with no liquid inside Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.NAMU-AQA Namuaa Smell of fish or the sea (vi)
Nukuoro PN.NAMU-AQA Namuaa A sore on the lips (believed to result from missing a meal) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.NAMU-AQA Namu/namuaa A smell, odor; evil-smelling
New Zealand Maori PN.NAMU-AQA Namu/namuaa Flavour imparted to food by something with which it has been in contact
East Futuna FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO ʔAasiosio Waterspout
East Uvea FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO ʔAahiohio Tourbillon, trombe
New Zealand Maori FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aawhiowhio Whirlwind, whirlpool Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aayioyio Waterspout
Ra'ivavae FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aahio A violent whirlwind
Samoan FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aasiosio Whirlwind; water-spout (column of wind and water at sea); swelter, shimmer
Tokelau FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aahiohio Whirlwind, waterspout
Tuamotu FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Aahiohio Violent whirlwind
East Futuna PN.PALAA Palaa Couronne; coiffe (autrefois: 40 plumes en cercle autour de la tête)
Niue TO.KIA.2 Kaa/kia Neck
Niue AN.FONU.1 Maa/fonu Stuffed, full (refers to eating)
Niue NP.MA-QAFU.1 Maafu To smell, to perceive a smell, to give off an odour
Niue PN.PANI.3 Pani/gaa To pray (archaic)
Niue MP.KAHA.1 Ka/kaa To burn [subj. fire] Phonologically Irregular
Niue MP.FIRI.1 Faa fii Coastal pandanus (Pandanus odoratissimus), considered the best variety for general weaving
Niue PN.FAKA-QATU.A Fakaatu Put in a row
Niue PN.MAQA.1 Maa/maa To be of light or pale colour
Niue PN.PAKEE Pakee, pokee, pakaa To make a light crackling sound [ex. chewing gum]
Niue PN.TAA.2 Taa Bunch of bananas
Niue NP.TEE-HENA Hanaa That, those Problematic
Niue PN.WAATIA Vaatia Coconut cream residue...
East Futuna SO.TAAFAA Taafaa Vert (coco qui n'a encore que de l'eau)
Tokelau PN.MAAQI-MOA Maaimoa Look at, observe
East Uvea PN.MAAQI-MOA Maaʔimoa Personne anormale; estropié, handicapé, infirme
Tuvalu AN.RAQA Kau/laa Branch (of tree)
Niue TO.FAQAHI Faahi/a To be able (refers to physical ability). To endure, bear (Bib).
Niue PN.SAA.2 Haa( haa) [Be (in a place), take place]
East Futuna XW.HAKE-GA Aakega Groupe de garçons ou de filles de même âge