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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tupuaki NP.KAU-QALIKI Aurii Broussonetia papyrifera Problematic
Tuvalu AN.RAQA Kau/laa Branch (of tree)
East Futuna PN.ALEALE.A Aleale Feel hungry, sick; nausea
Niue EO.SAU.6 Ha/hau, hau/hau Cool
Tongan PN.SEQA Heʔa/ki To utter, to say so as to be audible
Tongan XW.MA-SEQA Maheʔa To be heard, to become audible (esp. of faint or distant sounds)
Rarotongan CE.MA-HEA Maʔea Pause for a while (of rain) [Nga Pu Toru dialect]
East Futuna NP.LOLE.2 Lole Frotter deux choses l'une contre l'autre (dos contre un arbre, deux pierres l'une sur l'autre, etc.)
Samoan NP.LOLE.2 Lole To rub smooth, as breadfruit in making taufolo; to rub, as a fallen adversary in the dirt; to be beaten, as a canoe in racing
East Futuna PN.MA-ISI Maisi/isi Etre légèrement griffé (peau en se grattant); être gribouillé
Niue PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Trader, merchant, shopkeeper (sometimes used as a metaphor for 'rich')
Nukuoro PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mau goloa Rich in material possessions
Tuvalu PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa To be wealthy, rich
Tokelau PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Be wealthy, be rich
Tongan PN.MAUKU Maauku (of a boil) Go down and disappear without bursting or being lanced
Niue PN.MAUKU Mauku Disaster; funeral. Poor fellow, good-for-nothing (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.MAUKU Mauku Receding, going down, ebbing
Samoan PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mauʔoloa, mauʔoa A rich man, one who has plenty of property; to be wealthy
East Futuna PN.MAQU-KOLOA Mou koloa Avoir beaucoup de richesses [s.v. mou]
New Zealand Maori PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoroa Red paint Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.FAGATUA Tau/fagatua To wrestle
Rennellese OC.GAFA Ngaha kau kiba Distance between elbow ends with hands or fingertips touching over chest
Tongan PN.TAUTE Taute-ʔi To knock (a person) about, to treat roughly, to punish Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.TAUTE Taute/a To punish; punishment Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.TAUTE Taute To make, prepare, do, act; outfit, dress
East Uvea PN.TAUTE Taute Faire, arranger, manipuler, disposer (obs.)
East Uvea PN.TAUTE Taute-a Réprimander, punir, châtier, ; maltraiter Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.TAUTE Taute To eat (only used to the highest chiefs) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Anuta PN.TAUTE Taute To make, do, work at; to treat an illness or injury
Tahitian PN.TAUTE Taute/ute A large collection of different kinds of food
Tahitian PN.TAUTE Taute A person not allowed to eat with men, because of his cooking for his wife Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.TAUTE Taute/a To rescue, deliver Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.TAUTE Taaute To heed, pay attention to; to look out for, protect Uncertain Semantic Connection
Pukapuka PN.TAUTE Taute To care for, to nurse
Penrhyn PN.TAUTE Taute/a To make up, dress up
Rennellese PN.TAUTE Taute/a To intone, esp. to beseech a cure
Sikaiana PN.TAUTE Taaute Decorated with flowers and plants
New Zealand Maori PN.TAUTE Taute Prepare food for cooking; tend, look after; consider, ponder over
Niue PN.TOKIA Tokia To be caught unexpectedly, to be struck (as in a shower or strong wind at sea)
East Futuna PN.TOKIA Toki/ʔi Briser avec une pierre ou une hache; blesser avec une pierre, une hache ou d'un coup de poing. Percer, embrocher, enfiler avec une lance, un couteau (Gzl).
Tokelau PN.TOKIA Tookia (of certain fish spp.) Be frightened and stop biting because of some failure in fishing technique
East Futuna SO.VAKA-QATUA Vaka atua "Bateau-fantome" (lieu de résidence mythique du diable Moso)
Niue PN.QAU.2 Au To strain (refers to straining floury substances, to stop larger particles getting through a sieve)
East Uvea XW.FAGA.7 Faga/faga hina Blanchir aux cotés de la tête; qui commence à blanchir
Niue PN.TAU-QA Fai/taua Enmity, bad feeling
Niue PN.FEKIQI Fekii To laugh (plural subject) Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna PN.FETE.1 Fete/fete Nom d'une maladie (peau rouge et rugueuse accompagnée de fièvre)
East Futuna XW.FIFITI Fifiti Piquant au gout
East Futuna FJ.FITA.2 Fi/fita Presser quelqu'un; augmenter (vent); se dépenser, fatiguer, donner de la peine
Tuvalu PN.FIITAQA.B Fita To tire, be weary, exhausted