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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau PN.GA-OQI Gaoi Make haste (in doing s.th.); move
Tokelau PN.GA-OQI Gaaoi/oi Move; (of a variety of jobs, such as household work) work, perform, do; be active, be industrious
Tahitian PN.GA-OQI Aoi To move a thing a little; to shake, as the wind does a tree
Tongan PN.GA-OQI Ngaaoʔi To persist in doing something (in spite of prohibition or difficulty, etc.)
Rarotongan NP.GAAOQI Ngaaoi Out-of-joint, dislocated
Rennellese NP.GAAOQI Ngaoʔia To be tired, sore, sickly
Samoan NP.GAAOQI Gaaoi Ache, throb with pain
Tokelau NP.GAAOQI Gaaoi Ache, throb with pain
Tuvalu PN.GAOSI Gaaosi [Sam] to prepare (food); to manufacture, make, produce (Jackson)
East Uvea PN.GAOSI Gaohi Confectionner, fabriquer
Samoan PN.GAOSI Gaosi To prepare, as a pig for the oven; to make
Tokelau PN.GAOSI Gaohi Make, produce, manufacture
Tongan PN.GAOSI Ngaohi, ngaahi Make, construct, build, manufacture; do, attend to, handle, treat, deal with, manipulate, manage, work, mend, repair, prepare; meddle with; ill-treat, attack physically
Hawaiian TA.GAPU.1 Napu Yielding, springy, rising and falling, bending and swaying
New Zealand Maori TA.GAPU.1 Ngapu Oscillate, undulate (as swampy ground)
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
Ifira-Mele XO.GAPU.2 Gapu-kina Put down a load and rest
Marquesas NP.GA-SAE Kahaʔe, kehaʔe (MQN), nehaʔe (MQS) Déchiré
Mangareva NP.GA-SAE Gahae Bruit d'une étoffe qu'on déchire
Rarotongan NP.GA-SAE Ngaae Be torn, split, rent (Etn) Nga`ae
Tuamotu NP.GA-SAE ŋahae Come apart, open out slightly; to blossom; to tear become torn
Tikopia FJ.GASAU Ngasau Arrow (traditionally with reed shaft and bone tip)
West Futuna FJ.GASAU Gasau Reed, wild cane. Pointed arrow (Cpl).
East Uvea PN.GASE Gahe Espèce d'arbre (Geniostoma rupestre)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.GASE Ngae/ngae A big tree, its wood is used for building canoes and houses, and for making paddles and bailers
Tokelau PN.GASE Gahe vao A herb with red strawberry-like fruits (Procris pedunculata) Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna OC.GASE-GASE Gasegase Faible, assoupi
Samoan OC.GASE-GASE Gasegase Sick, ill (to be)
Tahitian OC.GASE-GASE Aheahe. ʔAheʔahe (Aca). Emptiness; empty, as the stomach Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan OC.GASE-GASE Ngahengahe/a To feel weak and nervy, esp. after an illness; to be exhausted or overwrought
Easter Island PN.GAQESE ŋaʔehe Noise; great and continuous noise
Easter Island PN.GAQESE ŋaʔehe/ʔehe A plant (Crotolaria striata). Dry seeds in the shell produce a peculiar noise when the branches sway
Emae PN.GAQESE Rau gasee Feuille de bananier sèches
Rarotongan PN.GAQESE Ngaeʔe Rustling or tapping sound as of wind among leaves
Tahitian PN.GAQESE ʔAhehe Bruissement, comme le bruit d'animaux dans le feuillage, ou le bruit du vent remuant des feuilles sèches
Tikopia PN.GAQESE Ngase Rustling, dribbling, rattling sound
Tongan PN.GAQESE Ngahehe (Make) rustling/swishing sound
Tuamotu PN.GAQESE ŋaaehe Rustle, make a soft, silky sound; whistle (as wind)
Tahitian CE.GASERE ʔAihere Mauvaises herbes, broussailles, brousse, buisson Phonologically Irregular
Tongan CE.GASERE Mahelehele (Cyperus javanicus) Problematic
West Futuna CE.GASERE Gahere/fere. Nga/xfere/xfere (Cpl). Entangled brush, difficult to negotiate. Bush difficult to go through (Cpl). Problematic
East Futuna PN.GAASOLO.A Gasolo Go quickly, speed (Bgs)
Rennellese PN.GAASOLO.A Ngasogo Change, shift, as wind
Samoan PN.GAASOLO.A Gaasolo Swift, to be (Mnr), swift, to be (of canoe) (Prt); run, flow, swarm
Tongan PN.GAASOLO.A Ngaholo Sail swiftly (of clouds/boats)
Tuamotu PN.GAASOLO.A ŋaahoro Move swiftly forward
West Uvea PN.GAASOLO.A Ngasolo (Child) move along while remaining seated (Hmn)
Tuvalu SO.GASOLO.*B Gaholo Grow, increase, decrease, change, move (Rby)
East Futuna SO.GASOLO.*B Gasolo S'avancer (se dit d'un navire, d'une barque)
Emae SO.GASOLO.*B Gasoro/(soro) Move slightly, slide along (Clk)