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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Mangareva CE.KOO-TORE.B Kotore Sea-anemone. Nom d'une excroissance molle collée aux coraux ou aux roches
Mangaia CE.KOO-TUKU.A Kotuku Reef heron (Egretta sacra)
Mangareva CE.KOO-TUKU.A Kotuku Oiseau de terre: Aigrette des récifs (Demiegretta sacra) .
Penrhyn CE.KOO-TUKU.A Kootuku Reef Heron (Egretta sacra)
Rarotongan CE.KOO-TUKU.A Kootuku Pacific Reef-Heron (Egretta sacra)
Tahitian CE.KOO-TUKU.A ʔOotuʔu Oiseau, aigrette des récifs (Demiegretta sacra)
Tuamotu CE.KOO-TUKU.A Kootuku Gray variety of 'blue' heron (Demigretta sacra)
Rarotongan CK.KOO-TUKU.B Kotuku A shrub (Mussaenda Raiateensis)
Tuamotu CE.KOO-WARI Koovari/vari Empty, nauseating sensation
Rotuman PN.KOWI.A Kovi Disease said to be similar to leprosy; sickness in general, Borrowed
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.KU.2 Ko Particle signifying phasal aspect, a change in the world, a command or strong wish, or simply a progression of events in a narrative
Penrhyn CE.KUU.1 Kuukuu Squirrelfish; crowned squirrelfish (Sargocentron diadema) and similar ‘crowned’ fish
Samoan OC.KUKA.1 ʔUʔa Common mangrove crab, (Sesarma sp.)
Fijian OC.KUKU.3 Ququ Dragged along, as anchor over a sandy bottom
Mangareva NP.KUUKUU.1 Kuukuu A pigeon said now to be extinct. Oiseau de terre: espèce de pigeon (Ptilinopus); n'existe plus à Mangareva (Rch).
Tahitian PN.KULA.1B Ura Red feathers formerly sacred to the gods
Tongan PN.KULA.1B Kula Bird spp., feathers of same.
Marquesas MP.KULU.1 Kuʔu/hua Yellow. Couvert de..., imprégné de safran (Lch).
Tongan MP.KULU.1 Kulu Kind of tree. An indigenous liana (Alyxia bracteolosa) (Whr). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.KUMALA.1 Kumala A kind of panna said to have been introduced to Rennell in about 1920; sweet potatoes; considered a Solomons word Borrowed
Tokelau PN.KUMALA.1 Kumala Sweet Potato, introduced from Samoa Problematic
Easter Island EP.KUME.1 Kume Pull out, extract. Desatornillar, desempaquetar, desenredar, desenvolver, deshacer (un enredo, un paquete), destapar, extraer, sacar. Disentangle, draw out, open, undo, unwrap, unscrew (Fts).
Rarotongan MP.KUMI.3A Ku/kumi-ʔia Wrestle, maul somebody about, assault (esp. a woman), rape; wrestling
Rennellese MP.KUMI.3A Kumi/kumi Knead, press compactly, massage, clench; control, regulate, pacify
Sikaiana MP.KUMI.3A K/kumi Press hard, massage
West Uvea MP.KUMI.3A Ku/kumi, kumi/a Prendre, saisir, empoigner, serrer, attraper, s'agripper, toucher
Marquesas NP.KUMI.3B Kukumi (MQN), ʔuʔumi (MQS) Tuer, assassiner, mettre à mort; assommer, rosser de coups; étouffer; éteindre. Tuer (un animal); kill (an animal). Eteindre, put out (fire) [Northwest Marquesan Dialect] (Atl).
Tahitian CE.KUMU.1* ʔUmu Presser, essorer en pressant, exprimer (le jus)
Tahitian FJ.KUNE Unê/nê To be satiated; bloated out with fatness Phonologically Irregular
East Uvea PN.KUPU.1B Kupu Word; a short saying
New Zealand Maori PN.KUPU.1B Kupu Anything said; saying, message, word, talk; to speak
Moriori PN.KUPU.1B Kupu Saying, words
Rarotongan PN.KUPU.1B Kupu Anything said: word, saying, talk
Tuamotu PN.KUPU.1B Kupu A saying, message, ?word (FAG); lore, learning; spoken words of wisdom
Tikopia NP.KUSA Kusa Mucus from mouth or nose of a person about to die
New Zealand Maori MP.IA.2 Ia That, the said (singular only)
Samoan AN.IA.4 Ia Particle used to sum up what has just been said, or to indicate agreement with it, to emphasize what follows etc.: that's it, all right, well
Takuu OC.IFI.2 Ifi A tree found in Samoa
Mangareva MP.QIGO.1 ʔAka/igo/igo Bouder; bouderie poussée jusqu'à expulser une personne de sa maison ou de sa famille. To pout or be sulky... (Tgr).
Tongan MP.QIGO.1 ʔIngo(ʔingo) Irritated, upset or disagreeable
Mangaia EP.IKA.B Ika Human sacrifice
Tahitian EP.IKA.B Ha/ia A human sacrifice; also the bodies of those slain in war
Tuamotu EP.IKA.B Ika Defeated antagonist; sacrificial victim; warrior
Samoan MP.QILA Ila A mother's mark, a mark in the skin; a defect. A dark area in the sacral region of some infants (Macpherson).
West Futuna MP.QILA Ira Discolouration, freckle, blood blister. Taches noirs ou blanches de naissance (Rve).
Tahitian PN.ILI-FIA.2 Iri/haa, iri/hea Consternation on account of some disaster, such as the fall of a warrior; to be amazed, or in a consternation
Mangareva MP.QILO-A Iroa Je ne sais pas (ne s'emploie qu'au présent et à la seule 1ère personne). I do not know, I am ignorant of it (Tgr).
West Uvea MP.QILO-A Iloa Comprendre, savoir, connaitre; (suivi d'un autre verbe) pouvoir
Luangiua NP.INAKI Iŋaʔi, ŋa/iŋaʔe. ŋaʔi (Sar). Roof
Takuu EO.INO-QI Faka/ino/ Sail to windward, turn downwards