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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tikopia OC.GAFA Ngafa Lay hands on, grasp, grip Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan OC.GAFA Ngafa Share of work, length or section of tapa cloth
West Uvea OC.GAFA Ngafa Brasse (mesure entre les jambes/les pieds)
Easter Island EP.GA-FAQA.* ŋaʔaha Reventar; quebrarse; haber derrame (de sangre) . Crack, crevice, fissure; explosion; break, burst, crack, split, explode. Break (by shattering?, e.g. a bottle, window, cup, gox, table, etc.) (Wbr). Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian EP.GA-FAQA.* Nahaa Cracked, broken, as a dish
New Zealand Maori EP.GA-FAQA.* Ngawhaa Burst open, overflow (of a river), split
New Zealand Maori EP.GA-FAQA.* Ngaawhaa Boiling spring
Marquesas EP.GA-FAQA.* Kaha Non-bleeding cracks which appear on the breasts, belly, etc. of women bearing children
Mangareva EP.GA-FAQA.* Gaʔa Maladie de peau qui affecte seulement les femmes; douleur dans les intestins après avoir mangé des fruits
Pukapuka EP.GA-FAQA.* Ngawaa Crack, break ; burst open, split, break, Problematic
Rarotongan EP.GA-FAQA.* Ngaʔaa Open, cracked, broken, split, severed
Tahitian EP.GA-FAQA.* ʔAfaa Fente, fêlure; fendu, fêlé; se dit à propos des petites rivières qui, en période de pluie, se frayent un passage dans le banc de sable qui barre leur embouchure
Tahitian EP.GA-FAQA.* Afa, afâ, ahà A crack, split, rent, fissure; to crack, split; break, burst (as an abscess)
Tuamotu EP.GA-FAQA.* ŋaafaa A violent extrusion, extrude violently, form a fissure
Tuamotu EP.GA-FAQA.* ŋafaa Burst open, split apart, crack
East Uvea PN.GAFI-GAFI Gafigafi Natte fine en feuilles de pandanus, aussi appelée tu'alua
New Zealand Maori PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngawhingawhi Torn, worn out, exhausted
Ifira-Mele PN.GAFI-GAFI Gafigafi Good mat, rolled up for storage
Marquesas PN.GAFI-GAFI Kahikahi Tres mince, clair, transparent
Penrhyn PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngahingahi Shabby, ragged, useless
Pukapuka PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngawingawi Feeble, damaged, weak
Samoan PN.GAFI-GAFI Gafigafi An old siapo used as a wrapper for native property
Tongan PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngafingafi Kind of fine mat
Tuamotu PN.GAFI-GAFI ŋahi To be torn, streaked, as clouds at dawn Problematic
West Uvea PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngafingafi (Etoffe, vetement) vieux, usé
Takuu XO.GA-FOA.*A Naoa Brains Problematic
Hawaiian CE.GA-FOA.*B Nahoa Head wound, intense headache
Hawaiian CE.GA-FOA.*B Naahoa/hoa Head wound, intense headache
Tahitian CE.GA-FOA.*B ʔAahoa/hoa Migraine (surtout due au bruit); être excédé par du bruit, des disputes
Tuamotu CE.GA-FOA.*B ŋaahoa/hoa Splitting headache
Niue PN.GAFUA Gofua Be allowed, be free to do something
Samoan PN.GAFUA Gafua Be made common, have a prohibition removed
Tongan PN.GAFUA Ngofua Allowed, permitted, permissible, not prohibited
New Zealand Maori PN.GAFULU.* Ngahuru Ten (archaic)
Samoan PN.GAFULU.* Gafulu Ten . Not given by
Tahitian PN.GAFULU.* ʔAhuru Dix, dizaine
Mangaia CE.GAGIE Ngangie A littoral shrub
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.GAGIE Ngangie A tree
Mangareva CE.GAGIE Gegie Arbrisseau (Suriana maritima) (Simurubacées) Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn CE.GAGIE Ngangie Shrub sp., Pemphis acidula
Pukapuka CE.GAGIE Ngangie A sort of ironwood tree growing along the coastline ; a tree (Pemphis acidula)
Rapa CE.GAGIE Mangie A bush (Styphelia oxycedrus) Borrowed Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CE.GAGIE Ngangie Indigenous shrubs (Pemphis acidula) and (Suriana maritima)
Rurutu CE.GAGIE ʔAʔie A shrub (Pemphis acidula) Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian CE.GAGIE ʔAaʔie Arbres dont les brindilles de bois servaient à faire des peignes (Pemphis acidula)
Tokelau CE.GAGIE Gagie A tree (Pemphis acidula) Problematic
Tuamotu CE.GAGIE ŋaŋie A shrub (Pemphis acidula)
Niue TO.GAHAHA Gahaha Rattle , jingle
Tongan TO.GAHAHA Ngahaha(haha) Rustle (silk dress, leaves etc.)
Tuvalu NP.GAE.A Gaegae Short of breath; breathe heavily. (To have) asthma (Jsn).