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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian PN.E.1B ʔEe- Prefix to numerals, inanimate
Pukapuka PN.E.1B E Particle used before numbers and numerical compounds meaning how man of the people or things in question
New Zealand Maori PN.E.1B E Particle used before the interrogative *hia* and the cardinal numbers from two to nine, in a statement regarding the number of articles
Rarotongan PN.E.1B E, ee, ʔee Marks imperfect aspect...4. Before numerals and *'ia*....
Easter Island PN.E.1B E Prefijo de los numerales cardinales (adjetivos)
Takuu PN.E.1B E, ee Particle placed before numerals and certain other words referring to things that can be counted
Rennellese PN.E.1B E, ee Preposed numeral marker
Marquesas NP.NEI É/nei Ce, cet, cette, ceci...
Marquesas SO.KI-NEI ʔInei Ici Problematic
Marquesas FJ.LEPA.1 A per Standard, flag
Marquesas MP.QATUA Atua, etua Très habile; artiste
Mangareva PN.TOQA ʔAre/toa Être actif; fort, robuste; courageux, brave
Marquesas PN.TOQA Faé/toa, haé/toa (MQN) Gens, peuple, famille, peuplade, personnes, sujets, serviteurs Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas NP.FAQI Faí/na Battre des mains
Marquesas CC.SALI.3 Haí/ka, haí/na (MQS) Richesses, effets, bagages; meubles; fardeau, charge
Marquesas AN.FATU.2A Hatu/tau Cabestan; ancre
Marquesas PN.FAALIKI Hieke Grass sp....fine...strewed for bedding, over which the principal people lay a mat.
Marquesas NP.SAE.2 Hoie To growl, as a beast
Mangareva EP.SEWA.B ʔAka/eva Se peindre le visage et le corps
Marquesas NP.MAMA.5 Hakamama (NKH), hamama (te haha) (Ua Huka), haʔamama (i te fafa) (Fatu Hiva) Bâiller, yawn
Marquesas NP.MAMA.5 Haʔga, maʔma, Tha, Fauʔphor To gape
Marquesas EO.SAQU.2 Hau Nourrir, elever; cultiver, soigner
Marquesas EO.SAQU.2 Hóuu To nurse or dandle a child; a male nurse
Mangareva EO.SAQU.2 ʔAu Construire, ériger
Marquesas AN.LAGI.2 Hau/ʔani Cime; lieux très élevés
Marquesas NP.SEMO Hémmo To loose; to catch or overtake
Marquesas PN.SUA.1 Hua Recommencer; revenir; repliquer
Marquesas PN.FUA.5A Kai hua Manger des mets sans apprêt, à l'état naturel, simplement
Marquesas NP.SUE.1 Hue/hue Fish sp....avoided as poisonous
Marquesas SO.FUA-TAGA.2 Huetána, huetáka (NKH) A plank of, or for, a canoe Problematic
Luangiua PN.FUAFUA.2B Vae/hua Elephantiasis
Marquesas PN.FUAFUA.2B Huhua.. Huhuʔa (Atl). Swelling. Fluxion, inflammation, enflure, tumeur; enflé, bouffi, gonflé
Sikaiana PN.PANE.A Pane mua Front piece of an outrigger canoe
Sikaiana PN.PANE.A Pane muli Rear part of the washstrake {hono} of an outrigger canoe...used for sitting.
Nuguria NO.PALALAMA Balama Flache schmale Reling...geht entlang dem Bootsrande...von *pane* zu *pane*
Sikaiana NO.PALALAMA Pallama Upper part of the body of an outrigger canoe that is lashed on top the main body. The boom rods {kiato} are lashed in between.
Takuu NO.PALALAMA Pama Storage platform above the outrigger on the ancient sailing canoe (Obs). Problematic
Rennellese NO.PALALAMA Paagaba Side of a canoe Problematic
Nuguria AN.TAQUFUFU Huhu Giebelholz Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas NP.TAALAWA Kaʔava, kaʔavao Filière d'une maison Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas CE.KARIOI Kioe Class of men, who render themselves fair....
Marquesas CE.GAIO.1 E, caʔe, u Worms
Marquesas CE.KAI-UU Manu kaiu Sauterelle
Marquesas PN.EQA.A Ea/ea Matière visqueuse que l'on trouve sur mer et qui semble jouir de la vie
Mangareva PN.EQA.A Eea/eea Matière marine dont se nourrit le petit poisson *eve*
Marquesas PN.KAFA.2 Afa/óa Infatigable à la marche, très bon marcheur
Marquesas CE.REIRA Éiya, e/keiya There, that is the place, or way
Rapa MQ.KIRI-GUTU Kirinutu (-ngutu?) Palate Problematic
New Zealand Maori MQ.KIRI-GUTU Kiringutu Discuss continuously with sinister meaning Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas EC.PA-LAFA Ko/áha Marcher ou tenir les jambes écartées; perce-oreille (insecte); [Southeast Marquesan Dialect] se servir d'une corde pour monter sur les arbres au tronc lisse