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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Luangiua PN.HOKO.2 ʔOʔo Hinge of clam
Sikaiana PN.HOKO.2 Oko The muscle of a clam or oyster that is between the shells
Tuvalu PN.HOLI Holi Favour one side or contender to win
East Futuna PN.HOLI Oli Désirer, envier; être concupiscent; presser quelqu'un à partir
East Uvea PN.HOLI Holi(holi) Désirer, avoir envie de, se lamenter sur Borrowed
Samoan PN.HOLI Oli/oli Be eager for
Tongan PN.HOLI Holi Want, desire, crave, wish for
Easter Island FJ.OLO.3 Oro Abrade, grate, grind, rub, scrape, sharpen. Grind, mill; rub with hand (Wbr).
East Futuna FJ.OLO.3 Olo Grate, grind
Kapingamarangi FJ.OLO.3 Oro Rub, file, sharpen ; grate (Taro)
New Zealand Maori FJ.OLO.3 Oro(oro) Sharpen on a stone, grind; rub backwards and forwards (of something on something); annihilate; defame
New Zealand Maori FJ.OLO.3 Oro/i Sharpen by rubbing
Mangareva FJ.OLO.3 Oro To rub, to make friction, to whet
Nukuoro FJ.OLO.3 Olo Area in which sand has accumulated, beach Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua FJ.OLO.3 Puumea olo/olo Grated pudding
Penrhyn FJ.OLO.3 Oro(oro) Rub; scrub, grate, make fire
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.OLO.3 Olo Scrape, grate (yam, manioc, but not coconut) (vi)
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.OLO.3 Olo/ia Grind (vt) (e.g. manioc)
Pukapuka FJ.OLO.3 Olo Name of grated taro pudding
Pukapuka FJ.OLO.3 Olo/olo Smooth, polish, sharpen
Rarotongan FJ.OLO.3 Ooro Grate, grind, rub back and forth
Samoan FJ.OLO.3 Olo Grate, grind, rub , rub, make smooth
Tahitian FJ.OLO.3 Oro Râpe (actuellement en tôle perforée), râper des aliments: taro, manioc, mape, mais pas le coco
Takuu FJ.OLO.3 Oro-ia Rub against something, grind, or grate using a long blade with a back and forth motion; tool which uses this action (exs. grating taro, grinding shell artefacts, flattening pandanus leaves)
Tikopia FJ.OLO.3 Oro/oroi Rub lightly, grate
Tokelau FJ.OLO.3 Olo Grate, grind, file, rub, smooth out (as Pandanus leaves for thatch)
Tuamotu FJ.OLO.3 Oro Grate, grind
Hawaiian TA.HOOPARA Hoolapa Boil, rise up (as a blister); spread or blaze (as a fire, volcanic eruption. (Said to derive from %ho`olapa|) Borrowed
New Zealand Maori TA.HOOPARA Hoorapa Spread, disseminate Problematic
New Zealand Maori TA.HOOPARA Hoopara Cover a surface (as with a pattern); explore, travel about Problematic
Tahitian TA.HOOPARA Hopara Push away; resist
Tuamotu TA.HOOPARA Hoopara Sit, sit on face of another, squat, fall on top of; clinging, adhering; throw away Borrowed
Tongan PN.HUU.1 Hu/huu Inquire, make inquiries
Tongan PN.HUU.1 Fe/hu/ʔi Ask, inquire
East Futuna FJ.HUU.2 Uu Etre caché, être abrité
Niue FJ.HUU.2 Huu To hide
Waya FJ.HUU.2 Cuu Hide, comceal oneself; be hidden concealed
Easter Island PN.HUQA Uʔa High tide; cause, motive, reason
East Futuna PN.HUQA ʔUa Come in, flow, (of the tide)
Fijian PN.HUQA Ua The tide; a wave Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.HUQA Ua Come in, of tide
Emae PN.HUQA Ua High tide
Nukuoro PN.HUQA Ua Come in (of tide)
Rennellese PN.HUQA Uʔa To be very high (of tide)
Rotuman PN.HUQA Hua Wash away (of sea washing away shore) . Problematic
Tokelau PN.HUQA Ua/agalu Set of eight big waves
Tongan PN.HUQA Huʔa To be in (of the tide) Cwd)
Anuta AN.HUHU Uu Breast, nipple
Easter Island AN.HUHU Uu Breast, dug, teat; milk
Fijian AN.HUHU Sucu Nipple, breast