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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan PN.FORE ʔO/ʔore Peel, skin, flay
Tikopia PN.FORE Fole Peel, strip off (as bark, skin) Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.FORE Au/foe To peel off
Tongan PN.FORE ʔAu/foe Disease that causes skin to peel off
Tuamotu PN.FORE Ho/hore/ Strip v
East Futuna FJ.FOLI.1 Foli Travel about, make a tour of
East Uvea FJ.FOLI.1 Foli Tourner, faire le tour de, envirrone mettre autour de
Fijian FJ.FOLI.1 Voli Indefinite movement (Pawley 1970)
New Zealand Maori FJ.FOLI.1 Hori Be gone by, be past
Penrhyn FJ.FOLI.1 Oriori To wander around . Problematic
Pukapuka FJ.FOLI.1 Woli/woli To flirt with someone
Rennellese FJ.FOLI.1 Hogi To go by canoe a short distance
Rennellese FJ.FOLI.1 Ho/hogi/ Turn or swerve, as a bird before landing
Tahitian FJ.FOLI.1 Hori To riot, dance, wander about; riot, wild or loose mirth; a rioter, player
Tongan FJ.FOLI.1 Foli To go here and there, round about
West Futuna FJ.FOLI.1 Fori-a To go around. Enclose (Cpl). Planer en ronde (Rve).
Waya FJ.FOLI.1 Vali Indefinite, movement, progressive movement (Pawley 1970) Problematic
Easter Island PN.FOLO Horo Glut, gobble, suck, swallow
East Futuna PN.FOLO Folo Swallow, ingest
New Zealand Maori PN.FOLO Horo/mi Swallow, ingest
Marquesas PN.FOLO Hoʔo Manger de la popoi ou toute autre bouillie qui s'avale comme la popoi. Avaler sans mâcher (Lch).
Mangareva PN.FOLO ʔOro/pu Swallow without chewing. Avaler sans mâcher, e.g. un médicament.
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FOLO Lho/mia [VAE,TAU], folo/mia [NUP] Swallow
Rarotongan PN.FOLO (ʔ)oro Swallow, ingest
Rennellese PN.FOLO Hogo Swallow, ingest
Samoan PN.FOLO Folo Swallow, ingest
Tahitian PN.FOLO Horo/miʔi Avaler
Tongan PN.FOLO Folo Swallow, ingest
Tuamotu PN.FOLO Horo Swallow, ingest
Easter Island OC.FONO.1A Hono Patch, add, darn, mend. Knot by joining two ropes etc. (Wbr).
Tuvalu OC.FONO.1A Fono Mend; a patch
East Futuna OC.FONO.1A Fono Stop up an opening , board for canoe side (I)
East Uvea OC.FONO.1A Fono A plank for a canoe
Fijian OC.FONO.1A Vono Join pieces together
Mota OC.FONO.1A Wono Close
Mangareva OC.FONO.1A ʔOno Ajuster des bois, des pavés en pierres, des fils qu'on ajuste en filant, filer égal; joindre une chose à une autre
Niue OC.FONO.1A Fono To join, patch (e.g. a hole)
Penrhyn OC.FONO.1A Hono Join, tie, fasten. Join (n) in canoe construction (Bck).
Pukapuka OC.FONO.1A Wono Join together, splice
Tahitian OC.FONO.1A Hono To splice a rope, to join pieces of wood
Takuu OC.FONO.1A Hono The built-up sides of a canoe; wash-strake plank
Tokelau OC.FONO.1A Fono To patch a hole
East Futuna PN.FONO.1B Fono Board for a canoe side
East Uvea PN.FONO.1B Fono Plank for canoe
Fijian PN.FONO.1B Vono-ta Join pieces of canoe together Problematic
Nuguria PN.FONO.1B Fono Setzbord
Luangiua PN.FONO.1B Hoŋo Top strakes of a canoe
Samoan PN.FONO.1B Fono A plank of a canoe
Takuu PN.FONO.1B Fono Washstrake of a canoe
Tongan PN.FONO.1B Fono Plank used in the construction of a boat