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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan OC.GALO.1 Galo/mia Perfective
New Zealand Maori CE.GARO Ngaro Housefly (western dialects)
Tikopia NP.GAALULU.B Ngaaruru Throb painfully. Especially associated with headache
Tongan PN.GANA.1 Ngana Fitting or appropriate or all right for the person specified, though not for others Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.GAOFIE Ngoh/ia Easy, swiftly
Kapingamarangi PN.GAOFIE Ngooh/ia Easy, easily
Tikopia PN.GAOFIE Ngaofia Easily, softly
Rennellese NP.GAAOQI Ngaoʔia To be tired, sore, sickly
Tahitian TA.GAPU.1 Apuapu Pliancy, flexibility; pliable, flexible; thin or slender as a cup, or the bottom of a canoe, or something that is hollow
Easter Island PN.GAQESE ŋaʔehe/ʔehe A plant (Crotolaria striata). Dry seeds in the shell produce a peculiar noise when the branches sway
West Futuna CE.GASERE Gahere/fere. Nga/xfere/xfere (Cpl). Entangled brush, difficult to negotiate. Bush difficult to go through (Cpl). Problematic
Takuu OC.GASU.2 Nasu Shrub sp. with small flowers (Scaevola sericia or Scaevola taccada)...
Penrhyn PN.GATALA Ngatara Speckled-finned rock cod (Epinephelus ongus). Surge Grouper (Epinephelus socialis) (McC).
Tahitian PN.GATALA ʔAtara (Epinephelus socialis). Loche marbrée (Epinephelus polyphekadion) (Bct).
Tuamotu CE.GAATI ŋaati Social grouping based on descent from named ancestor
East Uvea PN.GATU.1 Gatu Espece d'etoffe faite avec l'ecorce de l'arbuste appele hiapo
Niue PN.GATU.1 Gatu-hiapo Worn out barkcloth
Samoan PN.GATU.1 Gatu Old siapo used as rags in sickness
New Zealand Maori EP.GATU.2 Ngatu Lower part of stem of Bulrush (Typha angustifolia)
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.GAU Gu/sia Bite
Rarotongan OC.GAU Ngau-a, -ʔia Chew
Marquesas PN.GAAWARI Navai (MQS), kavai (MQN) Delicate, slender, pliable. Ployer, courber, rendre flexible.
Pukapuka PN.GAAWARI Ngavali Bend, be curved. Pliable, loose (Sby)
Rarotongan PN.GAAWARI Ngaavari Pliable, easily persuaded. Unstable, wobbly, loose
Penrhyn CE.GERE Ngere Have nothing, miss (especially in sharing out fish or coconuts)
Fijian MP.GIGIE Gigia Tree sp. (Suriana maritima)
Rotuman MP.GIGIE Giagia Tree with large red inedible fruit, very sappy wood, flowers white with five petals
Tongan MP.GIGIE Ngingie Shore shrubs or small trees (Suriana maritima) and (Pemphis acidula)
East Futuna TO.GINI Gini/gini Filtre végétal: petiti panier tressé spécialement pour filtrer les fleurs odoriférantes mélangées au jus de coco.... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian CE.GOIO.1A Noio Hawaiian noddy tern (Anous tenuirostris)
Mangareva CE.GOIO.1A Goio Oiseau de mer, noddi niais (Anous stolidus)
Rarotongan CE.GOIO.1A Ngooia, ngooio Brown Noddy (Anous stolidus)
New Zealand Maori CK.GORE Ngore(ngore) Smooth, plain; soft, pliable, flaccid
Rarotongan CK.GORE Ngore(ngore)-ʔia Cut short, shave(d) close, strip(ped) or prune(d) bare
New Zealand Maori PN.GOSE Ngohe(ngohe) Supple, soft; obedient, pliable; easy, agreeable
Rarotongan TA.GOTE Ngote-a, -ʔia Suck in/up; absorb
Easter Island NP.GUU.2 ŋuu Sepia, jibia (molusco parecido al calamar); (Sepioteuthis arctipinnis)
New Zealand Maori NP.GUU.2 Nguu Squid (Sepia apama)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.GUGU.1 Ngungu/hia Crush hard food (e.g. tupoe) with the teeth, gnaw
Tikopia PN.HAGAI Angai Turn towards, especially in ritual, with suggestion of effectiveness
Tuvalu PN.A-IA Ia Initiatory interjection Problematic
East Futuna PN.A-IA Ia Voilà Problematic
East Uvea PN.A-IA Ia Voilà Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.A-IA Aia Expressing satisfaction or complacency, "it is good", Etc
Marquesas PN.A-IA Aia Voici, voilà; interjection d'étonnement: oh!; pour s'encourager: allons! courage!
Niue PN.A-IA H/aia "That's it","Exactly so"
East Uvea OC.HAKAU Hakau Récif, plus spécialement les récif de l'intérieur de lagon Problematic
Moriori OC.HAKE.B Ake Adverbial particle
West Uvea NP.AKILI Akilia Vider un sac (à la main)
Tokelau PN.HAKU Aku Fish sp.similar to Giant Needlefish (Strongylura sp.)