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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.MUSU.1C Muhu, mu/muhu, muhu/muhu Bourdon, murmure
Hawaiian PN.MUSU.1C Mu/muhu Buzzing/humming sound of flies
Tahitian PN.MUSU.1C Muhu Noise, the din of talking; to make a noise or din Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Uvea SO.TEQE-MUU Hu/mu Muet
New Zealand Maori NP.MUU.3B Muu Murmur, show discontent
Mangareva NP.MUU.3B Upoko mu/mu Simplet, distrait; dim, absent-minded. Fou; crazy. (Atl)
Mangareva NP.MUU.3B Mu/mu Idiot; être fou, stupide, imbécile
Rennellese NP.MUU.3B Mu/muu To be taciturn, unsociable; to be senseless
Tongan PN.MUU.3C Muhu(muhu) Drone, give forth a low subdued sound
East Uvea PN.MUU.3C Mu(mu) Bourdonner, grommeler
Takuu PN.MUU.3C M/muu A sound whose source is unseen; mumbles, not clearly audible (of speech).
Luangiua PN.MUU.3C Muu Whirring noise
Sikaiana PN.MUU.3C Mu/mu Make a constant buzzing noise, like a fly
Rennellese PN.MUU.3C Muu Coo quietly (pigeons and doves)
West Futuna PN.MUU.3C Mu/mu To murmur, whisper (of voices, sea, wind, thunder). Whistle softly (Cpl).
West Futuna PN.MUU.3C H/mu. X/mu (Cpl). To buzz or hum; low steady noise as of outboard motor in the distance. Gronder, gros bruit (Rve).
Tahitian PN.MUU.3C Mu A buzz or confused noise
Samoan PN.MUU.3C Mu/muu Words spoken in private conversation
Nukumanu SO.TEQE-MUU He/muu Quietly, in secret, in private
Samoan NP.MUU.3B Mu/muu Words spoken in private conversation
Ifira-Mele PN.MUU.3C Taa/muu/muu Deep, low-pitched (voice).
West Futuna PN.MUU.3C Muu To raise a hue and cry
Mangareva PN.MUU.3C Mu/ʔio Parler dans l'eau pour faire peur au poisson (à la pêche).
Tahitian PN.MUU.3C Mû/mû To make a confused noise, as of a number of persons talking together
Tongan XW.TINA-A-MANU Sinaamanu Female animal used for breeding purposes
East Uvea XW.TINA-A-MANU Siga manu Femelle d'un animal, qui a ou qui a eu des petits; par mépris employé pour une femme
Tongan XW.TINA-A-MANU Chinamanoo A sow after she has had a litter
East Futuna XW.TINA-A-MANU Tigaamanu Truie
Samoan NP.TIIGAA Tigaa. Tiigaa (Mnr). Pain (either bodily or mental); trouble, distress, perplexity arising from poverty; to be in pain, trouble or distress; to be near death. Painful, sore; to hurt, suffer (Mnr).
Tokelau NP.TIIGAA Tiigaa Pain, soreness; sorrow, grief, sadness; anger, grief, rage; painful, sore.
Tuvalu NP.TIIGAA Tigaa/ina To suffer pain (from Samoan) Borrowed
Pukapuka NP.TIIGAA Tiigaa To hurt, to ache; pain, ache.
Hawaiian NP.TIIGAA Kiinaa Blemish, blotch, flaw...blight, loss of crops due to natural disaster...; sin, wickedness; disfigured, maimed.... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas NP.TINA-QI Tina Saisir à la gorge, étrangler, étouffer, se boucher le nez, empècher la respiration.
Tahitian NP.TIIGAA Tiiʔaa Cesser, s'arrêter Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese NP.TIIGAA Tinga To be sore, as feet from walking on coral
Tongan PN.TOO.1C Too To put in or erect (posts, etc.) in the ground
Samoan PN.TOO.1C Too To build (ex. house)
Tongan PN.TOO-QAGA Tooʔanga Place where planting is done
Niue PN.TOO-QAGA Tooaga Place of planting. Planting (n) (McE).
East Uvea PN.TOO-QAGA Tooʔaga L'endroit où l'on plante
Samoan SO.TOO-GA Tooga A grove, a plantation (always compounded with the name of the trees of which it consists).
Samoan SO.TOO-GA Togaa- Garden, plantation, orchard, grove (also followed by name of plant or tree). (Mnr)
Tokelau SO.TOO-GA Togaa- First element in compound nouns denoting a grove of a particular kind of tree or bush.
East Futuna SO.TOO-GA Too Plantation [ex. too gaa 'ufi 'yam plantation']
Tuvalu SO.TOO-GA Toga Place, plot of land.
Tuvalu SO.TOO-GA Togaa/laakau Flower garden
Tuvalu SO.TOO-GA Togaa- Patch or field (usually used as prefix along with a noun indicating the type of field).
East Uvea PN.TOO-QAGA Tooʔoga Plantation de taro irrigué et divisé en *fuhi*. Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.LAU.2A Lau/fola Danse des femmes effectuée debout; gestes de danse; raconter, parler en faisant des gestes (comme le prêtre à la messe).