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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro FU.GATO.* Ngado Come to an end or limit Problematic
Rennellese FU.GATO.* Ngato Finished, ended, stopped, completed
New Zealand Maori PN.GATOLO.1 Ngaatoro Feel weak and ill Problematic
Marquesas PN.GATOLO.1 Katoʔo. Átoo (1ŋ04). Se trainer, s'approcher tout doucement, marcher sur la pointe des pieds pour n'être pas entendu; aller, marcher avec peine, en se trainant; aller épier en marchant sur la pointe des pieds
Rarotongan PN.GATOLO.1 Ngaatoro To crawl all over; to have feeling of things crawling on one
Tongan PN.GATOLO.1 Ngatolo Move or creep along silently or stealthily
Hawaiian NP.GATOLO.2 Naakolo Rumbling, roaring (as surf, thunder), reverberating
New Zealand Maori NP.GATOLO.2 Ngaatoro Resound (e.g. of surf, of axe striking)
Penrhyn NP.GATOLO.2 Ngatoro To shake, sound, vibrate
Rennellese NP.GATOLO.2 Ngatogotogo Rattle, knock, shake noisily, sound unpleasantly (a cracked sounding board)
West Futuna NP.GATOLO.2 Gatoro Make a rattling sound, make a noise, cry out
East Uvea PN.GATU.1 Gatu Espece d'etoffe faite avec l'ecorce de l'arbuste appele hiapo
Fijian PN.GATU.1 Gatu Native cloth when it is in wide pieces
Niue PN.GATU.1 Gatu-hiapo Worn out barkcloth
Pukapuka PN.GATU.1 Nga/ngatu/ Weak, feeble with age
Samoan PN.GATU.1 Gatu Old siapo used as rags in sickness
Tuamotu PN.GATU.1 ŋatu Stained, worn out, thread-bare (as old cloths)
Easter Island EP.GATU.2 ŋaaʔatu (Scirpus riparius), var. Paschalis
Hawaiian EP.GATU.2 (Naa)naku (Scirpus validus), the Great Bulrush
New Zealand Maori EP.GATU.2 Ngatu Lower part of stem of Bulrush (Typha angustifolia)
Tahitian EP.GATU.2 Atu A species of the Pandanus, the leaves of which are used for making hats and fine mats Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island CE.GATU.3 ŋatu Compress, crush, knead; oppress, press ; to feel of, to pinch, to throttle with the hands, to touch, to press ; apretar, aprensar aigo; Henar un hoyo (saco, canasto etc.), apretendo las cosas que ses meten adentro. Knead, crush, press (Wbr).
Mangareva CE.GATU.3 Gatu Etre dispersé; travailler la terre (se dit de plusieuers personnes Problematic
Easter Island OC.GAU ŋau To bite
New Zealand Maori OC.GAU Ngau-a Gnaw, bite
Penrhyn OC.GAU Ngau Eat, chew, masticate
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.GAU Gu/sia Bite
Rarotongan OC.GAU Ngau-a, -ʔia Chew
Rennellese OC.GAU Ngau Chew, as pandanus, sugar-cane, betel nut; bite
Samoan OC.GAU Gau Chew (e.g. sugar-cane) . Chew sugarcane or tii
Tahitian OC.GAU ʔAu/ʔau Mâcher, ruminer
Takuu OC.GAU Nau Chew (e.g. sugarcane or pandanus fruit) so as to suck the juice; (of food) difficult to swallow because it is too tough to bite through
Tikopia OC.GAU Ngau Bite, chew; take in teeth
Tongan OC.GAU Ngau Gnaw, chew (e.g. sugar-cane) in order to extract the juice
East Futuna PN.GA-UE Gaue/ue Bouger; se dégourdir les jambes. Agité doucement, branlé délicatement, en douceur (Gzl).
Hawaiian PN.GA-UE Nau(w)e, naau(w)e/u(w)e Move, shake, tremble; quake, as the earth; vibrate; loose and insecure, as a tooth; revolving, as hips in a hula
New Zealand Maori PN.GA-UE Ngaue(ue) Shake (vi)
Marquesas PN.GA-UE Keue (MQN), neue (MQS). Kaue/ue (MQN) (Atl). Remuer, branler, s'agiter, vibrer, secouer. Bouger, move (Atl).
Penrhyn PN.GA-UE Ngaue Be moved, dislocated, moving
Rarotongan PN.GA-UE Ngaue Make sudden involuntary movement, start, shake, sway, budge
Tahitian PN.GA-UE ʔAaue/ue Agitation, trouble, désordre; instable, branlant; être secoué
Tuamotu PN.GA-UE ŋaaue To shake, quake violently (once)
Hawaiian PN.GAAWARI Naawali Weak, feeble, infirm
New Zealand Maori PN.GAAWARI Ngaawari Soft, accomodating, obedient; easy (not difficult)
Moriori PN.GAAWARI Ngawari Mellow, easy
Marquesas PN.GAAWARI Navai (MQS), kavai (MQN) Delicate, slender, pliable. Ployer, courber, rendre flexible.
Nukuoro PN.GAAWARI Ngaavali Bent slightly
Luangiua PN.GAAWARI ŋaavali Bent (stick)
Penrhyn PN.GAAWARI Ngaavari/vari Weak
Pukapuka PN.GAAWARI Ngavali Bend, be curved. Pliable, loose (Sby)