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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuamotu OC.GASE-GASE To/ŋaheŋahe Blow gently Uncertain Semantic Connection
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
Emae PN.GAQESE Gasee/see Rustle, rattle
New Zealand Maori PN.GAQESE Ngaehe Rustle, murmur
New Zealand Maori PN.GAQESE Ngahehe Rustle, murmur
Ifira-Mele PN.GAQESE Gasee Make a small dry sound; rustle, crackle, scrape
Rarotongan PN.GAQESE Ngaeʔe Rustling or tapping sound as of wind among leaves
Rennellese PN.GAQESE Ngaʔese(ʔese) Rustle, tap
Samoan PN.GAQESE Gasee(see) Rustle
Samoan PN.GAQESE Gasee Rustle
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)
Hawaiian CE.GASERE Nahele Forest
New Zealand Maori CE.GASERE Ngahere(here) Forest
Moriori CE.GASERE Ngahere/here Forest
Penrhyn CE.GASERE Ngaa/ngaahere Weeds, bush Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CE.GASERE Ngaa/ngaaere/ (Full of) weeds, useless grasses, plants or bushes
Tahitian CE.GASERE ʔAihere Mauvaises herbes, broussailles, brousse, buisson Phonologically Irregular
Tongan CE.GASERE Mahelehele (Cyperus javanicus) Problematic
Tuamotu CE.GASERE ŋahere Forest
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)
Hawaiian PN.GAASOLO.A Naaholo Flee (of several), run away
New Zealand Maori PN.GAASOLO.A Whaka/ngahoro/ Charge
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
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)
Rennellese SO.GASOLO.*B Ngasogo Go or move slowly; grow as a child or plant, gain weight
Tokelau SO.GASOLO.*B Gaholo Be on the point, tend to, gradually becoming
Tokelau SO.GASOLO.*B Gaaholo (Crowd, fleet, etc.) move forward in a body
Tongan SO.GASOLO.*B Ngaolo To crawl or climb on the stomach Problematic
West Uvea SO.GASOLO.*B Ngasolo Ramper assis
West Futuna SO.GASOLO.*B Ngasoro To crawl (of an infant). Se trainer sur le derrière; grimper en serrant le tronc contre soi (Rve).
Hawaiian CE.GASU.1 Nahu Bite, have a tendency to bite; sting, pain
New Zealand Maori CE.GASU.1 Kakahu Bite [Southern Maori Dialect]
Moriori CE.GASU.1 Ngahu Bite
Marquesas CE.GASU.1 Ne/nnáhhu, kà/káhhu To bite
Marquesas CE.GASU.1 Kahu (MQN), nahu (MQS) Mordre, déchirer avec les dents; combattre, engager le combat, faire la guerre. S'opposer à; se fâcher (Dln 1904).
Rapa CE.GASU.1 Ngaʔu To bite
Tahitian CE.GASU.1 A/ahu To bite or nip, a bite; to bite or gnash with the teeth as a signal for some violence, mischief or murder
Tuamotu CE.GASU.1 ŋahu Bark in rage
Anuta OC.GASU.2 Ngau A plant (Scaevola taccada)