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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Anuta NP.FAA-TILO Paatio, pakatio To look (in a direction) Borrowed
Niue NP.FAA-TILO Fakatio Glance backwards; look out of the corners of the eyes Problematic
Tokelau NP.FAA-TILO Faatio Look (at something over the top or side of something), crane the neck Borrowed
Tuvalu NP.FAA-TILO Faatio(tio) Glance, look at; spy upon Borrowed
Hawaiian NP.FAA-TILO Haakilo To observe closely, spy on, reconnoiter, snoop, eavesdrop
Mangareva MP.TIRO Ti/tiro Regarder
Mangareva NP.FAA-TILO A/ti/tio Comparer, faire des paraboles Problematic
Fijian MP.TIRO I ti/tiro Water used as a mirror
Rotuman MP.TIRO Tiro Look at in mirror; keep one's eye on, watch closely, gaze at; aim at with gun... Borrowed
Easter Island EP.FEGO Eŋo-eŋo Ligeramente sucio; slightly dirty Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island OC.GAO.1 ŋao Neck Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangaia TA.TAA-RERE Taarere Let something fly in the air (exx. dart, kite)
Hawaiian TA.TAA-RERE Kalele To lean upon... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu TA.TAA-RERE Taarere To swing a person off his feet; to swing freely, off the ground...to float unsupported, as a cloud...a swing.
Tahitian TA.TAA-RERE Tarere A swing used by children and others
Tahitian TA.TAA-RERE Taarere Pendre en se balançant ou non; s'accrocher, se suspendre.
Rarotongan PN.WALE.2 Vare/vare Very young and still quite helpless [of baby]
Easter Island PN.MAROO Haka/maróo To keep something that has been borrowed, avoiding to give it back, unless requested Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island EP.TUQU.3B Túu/túu To hit a target several times
Marquesas EC.TEE.2* Te! Marque le refus, le mépris, l'aversion, le mécontentement
Hawaiian EC.TEE.2* Kee Protest, complaint, criticism; to criticize...oppose...refuse
Hawaiian EC.TEE.2* Ke/kee Admonition to a female to sit propertly; indecent exposure by a woman or girl Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori CE.PUU.6 Roo/puu Company of persons; clump of trees; heap
Rarotongan CE.PUU.6 Maa/puu Youth, young people aged about 16 to 25
Hawaiian EP.KORO.3 ʔOlo Double chin, sagging skin, jowls...to sag, hang down Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas EP.KORO.3 E koʔo! Mon vieux! mon ami! (terme de tendresse pour les hommes seulement)
Hawaiian PN.PALA.1A Pala Ripe, mellow; yellow, as leaves
Tahitian NP.SANI.1 Tau/hani To fondle, caress, as different sexes; applied to both man and beast. Caresser (s'applique aux humains et aux animaux; il s'agit de caresses érotiques) (Aca).
Mangaia NP.SANI.1 Tau/ʔani Mate (v)[ex. octopus "Some say they are fighting"]
Rarotongan NP.SANI.1 Tau/ʔani Squeal and caterwaul one to the other (eg. while fighting or struggling together, as cats or flying foxes); squabble
Tuamotu NP.SANI.1 Tau/hani To fondle, caress, nuzzle; as man or beast when moved by the mating instinct
Hawaiian PN.KO-IA ʔOia True, truth...that's right...
East Futuna PN.AGO.B Ago/i Faire un talus autour d'un liquide pour empecher qu'il ne se répande
Tikopia PN.AGO.B Ango Mark, scribe timber for cutting (trad. with mud or charcoal)...
Tikopia PN.AGO.B Ango/i Tie up, mark, reserve; marker of reserved (tapu) food supplies
Samoan PN.KAPA.1 Lee/ʔapa (lit.) Not reach to; to have no more right in.
Samoan OC.KAPA-KAPA.A ʔApa (of bird's wing, turtle flipper, etc.) Beat, lash
Tokelau FJ.KAPA.5 Kapa (of flat surfaces, especially of rectangles) Edge.
Tongan FJ.KAPA.5 Kapa Edge, border (esp. of cloth) -- a less general word than *tapa*
Tuvalu PN.KAPA.1 K/kapa To reach out, stretch out hand, reach out and take hold of something
Tuvalu FJ.KAPA.5 Kapa The edge, fringe of a garment
Niue FJ.KAPA.5 Kapa Small piece
Niue PN.KAPA.1 Kapa To pay a visit to someone
Nukuoro FJ.KAPA.5 Gaba The part toward (something else); edge (of shore); hip; beginning of (a season, day, etc.)
Nukuoro PN.KAPA.4 Kaba Do prematurely; wait!
Kapingamarangi OC.KAPA-KAPA.A Kaba To flap (e.g. wings)
Takuu PN.KAPA.4 Kkapa Eat lightly before undertaking any strenuous activity Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu FJ.KAPA.5 Kapa Small group of fish separated from or peripheral to the main school
Takuu OC.KAPA-KAPA.A Kapa Change a canoe's direction by using the paddle in a stroke towards the canoe hull Uncertain Semantic Connection
Sikaiana PN.KAPA.1 K/kapa (pass. kapatia) Touch, place one's hand upon