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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Uvea PN.PUPUQA Pupua Sourdre; tourbillon d'eau
Niue PN.TAU.11 Tau To pick, gather (flowers, fruits, leaves). To gather tiale [Gardenia] flowers (McE).
East Uvea PN.TAU.11 Tau Cueillir, ramasser à la main (en parlant de fleurs et de certains fruits)
East Futuna PN.TAU.11 Tau Cueillir (mangue, papaya, orange, ananas)
Samoan PN.TAU.3 Tau To count
Samoan PN.TAU.11 Tau To pluck fruit with the hand
Tokelau PN.TAU.11 Tau Pick (flower or fruit, except for coconut and pandanus)
Tuvalu PN.TAU.11 Tau Pick or harvest [ex. flowers]. Pluck (of fruit or flowers) (Rby).
Niue PN.TAU-QI Tau Price
Samoan PN.TAU-QI Tau To buy, to barter; something for sale; price
Niue PN.TAU.12 Tau To cover (of earth oven or house)
East Uvea PN.TAU.12 Tau Les feuilles de bananier
East Futuna PN.TAU.12 Tau Feuilles de bananier ou d'arbre à pain utilisées pour recouvrir le four
Samoan PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves used to cover up a native oven of food
Tokelau PN.TAU.12 Tau Fresh wide leaves of pupu (Asplenium nidus) used in covering a traditional oven...
Nukuoro PN.TAU.12 Dau (umu) A cover for an earth oven
West Uvea PN.TAU.12 Tau umu Couvrir de feuilles le contenu du four
Hawaiian PN.TAU.12 Kau/pale To cover an oven, especially with rocks on its edge to keep earth out
New Zealand Maori TA.TA-POKI Taupoki Cover, close with a lid; lid, cover
West Futuna PN.TAU.12 Tau To thatch
Ifira-Mele PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves placed on top of oven stones
Rennellese PN.TAU.12 Tau Leaves for covering oven; to place these
Niue AN.TUI Tau/tui Link arms or hands
Fijian PN.TAU.11 Tau-ca To be plucked, of fruit and leaves; to pluck some fruits
Tongan PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo/valo To shout out and make remarks in surprise or wonder
Niue PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo To pray
East Futuna PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo Choisir sa nourriture (postverbe): E kau kai tauvalo. Je mange ce qui me plait. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Pukapuka PN.TAU-WALO Tauvalo To cry out, shout
Tongan XW.TE-TEKI Teteki To shudder with fright; to feel scared or embarrassed; (of horse) to shy; to hesitate because of fear
East Uvea XW.TE-TEKI Teteki Trembler de crainte, avoir peur; sursauter, s'agiter, remuer
Tongan PN.TUU-KAU.A Tukau That part of a fish-spear to which the prongs are bound
Niue XW.MAULU Tu/moulu, tu/maulu To be secretly infatuated
Samoan XW.MAULU Maulu To creep under, creep through; to swim under water
East Futuna FJ.TUGU.2 Tumu Eau stagnante (dans le creux des arbres)
East Uvea PN.TUPE.2 Tupe/ʔi Secouer de haut en bas
Niue NP.QULA-QULA Ulaula Spiked prawn (Saron marmoratus) Problematic
Samoan NP.QULA-QULA Ulaula/atu A stinging mollusc
Samoan NP.QULA-QULA Ulaula/fiti A small sea shrimp
Nukuoro PN.ASA.2 Gau/asa The pectoral fin of a fish and the surrounding flesh
Rennellese PN.ASA.2 Saba To protrude; to have fins stretched taut, as sharks Problematic
East Futuna PN.FIHU Visu Tressage d'un panier à partir de la nervure centrale en palme de cocotier déjà tressée et qui forme le haut du panier Problematic
East Futuna PN.FE-QILO-AKI Feʔilo Parent; cadeau (mariage, communion...) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.FAKA-SAA Fakahaa To cause to appear; to show, disclose, reveal...
Takuu PN.FAKA-SAA Haka/s/saa Cause something to appear, emerge or show (esp. above water)
Tikopia PN.FAKA-OLO Fakaoro Cause to go, set out [voyage]; pay out, slacken off (line)
New Zealand Maori TO.FAKA-TUU Whakatuu raakau Practise with weapons
Niue XW.FAKA-QUGA-QUGA Fakaugauga To make small cuts, to chip
Niue XW.QUGA-QUGA Ungaunga Small cuts, wounds (as on a yam etc.); to carve
East Uvea XW.QUGA-QUGA ʔUga Tartre qui s'attache aux dents, la carie dentaire; (coco) gâté, non sain
Samoan XW.QUGA-QUGA Ugauga Partially grey, of hair; small [ex. house] Uncertain Semantic Connection