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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Marquesas NP.FUNA.1B Huna, hune Mettre son ceinturon
Rennellese NP.FUNA.1B Huna Put on loincloth, trousers
Takuu NP.FUNA.1B Huna Don a garment by fastening it around the waist, be clothed in a laplap...
Hawaiian CE.FUNA.2 Huna Eleventh night of the month
New Zealand Maori CE.FUNA.2 Huna The moon on the tenth day
Marquesas CE.FUNA.2 Huna 11e jour de la lune.
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.FUNA.2 Funa One of Buck's middle period nights of the moon
Mangareva CE.FUNA.2 ʔUna. Una (Rch). Twelfth night of the moon (Buck). La 12ième nuit de la lune (Buck) (Rch).
Penrhyn CE.FUNA.2 Huunaa The 10th night of the lunar month
Rarotongan CE.FUNA.2 ʔUunaa Tenth night of the moon's age
Tahitian CE.FUNA.2 Funa One of Buck's middle period nights of the moon Problematic
Tuamotu CE.FUNA.2 Huna The thirtieth night of the lunar cycle, according to one list
Kapingamarangi CC.FUNA.3 Huna/huna Obliterate, erase, smash
Vaeakau-Taumako CC.FUNA.3 Funa/ia To split, strike off flakes
Pukapuka CC.FUNA.3 Wuna To avenge, get even with.
New Zealand Maori CC.FUNA.3 Huna Destroy, devastate, lay waste
East Futuna PN.FUNA.4 Funa Changment de plumage de la volaile, des oiseaux; chute de leurs plumes
East Uvea PN.FUNA.4 Funa Changement de plumage, mue
Tuvalu SO.FUNA-FUNA Funafuna Large sea-slug
East Uvea SO.FUNA-FUNA Funafuna Bêche de mer Borrowed
Samoan SO.FUNA-FUNA Funafuna A sea cucumber
Tokelau SO.FUNA-FUNA Funafuna Large sea slug
Easter Island EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunoŋa Yerno, nuera. Son/daughter in law (Wbr).
Hawaiian EP.FUNAOGA.* Huunoona Son- or daughter-in-law, nephew or niece by marriage
New Zealand Maori EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunaonga Son-in-law, daughter-in-law
New Zealand Maori EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunoonga Son/daughter-in-law
Moriori EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunonga, hunungo Daughter-in-law . Son-in-law
Penrhyn EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunoonga, hunoanga Son-in-law, daughter-in-law
Rapa EP.FUNAOGA.* ʔUnonga Son- or daughter-in-law
Rarotongan EP.FUNAOGA.* ʔUnoonga Son-in-law, daughter-in-law
Tahitian EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunooʔa Gendre (hunoo'a taane), belle-fille (hunoo'a vahine)
Tuamotu EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunooŋa Son-/daughter-in-law
West Uvea EP.FUNAOGA.* Funonga, fononga [chez les jeunes] Beau-parent de toute sorte: beau-père, belle-mère, gendre, bru, beau-fils, belle-fille, beau-frère, belle-soeur Problematic
Tuvalu PN.FUNE.1 Fune Catkins of a breadfruit tree
East Futuna PN.FUNE.1 Fune Coeur du fruit a pain; ovaire d'un fruit, d'une fleur
East Uvea PN.FUNE.1 Fune Ovaire d'une fleur, d'un fruit; le dedans du fruit apain
Kapingamarangi PN.FUNE.1 Huna Breadfruit core
Emae PN.FUNE.1 Fune Core of breadfruit etc.; rotten (yam)
New Zealand Maori PN.FUNE.1 Hune Pappus of raupo seeds; down (of birds etc.)
Marquesas PN.FUNE.1 Hune Tendu, dure Problematic
Niue PN.FUNE.1 Fune/fune Greyish
Nukuoro PN.FUNE.1 Hune/hune Fibres on Breadfruit core
Nukuoro PN.FUNE.1 Hune Core of breadfruit
Penrhyn PN.FUNE.1 Puu/hune Core of pandanus fruit/ cone
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FUNE.1 Hune kulu Soft part of breadfruit (used for fishing baits and food)
Rarotongan PN.FUNE.1 ʔUne Core of breadfruit
Rotuman PN.FUNE.1 Funa Core, of breadfruit only Borrowed
Samoan PN.FUNE.1 Fune Male catkin of Breadfruit
Tahitian PN.FUNE.1 Hune The core of breadfruit
Tokelau PN.FUNE.1 Fune Core of breadfruit