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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro CP.MOKO.2 Haga/mogo/mogo Take special care of, cherish
Rotuman CP.MOKO.2 Moʔo Make preliminary enquiries for the hand of a woman
Mangaia CK.MOKO-ROA-I-ATA Mokoroa-i-ata The Milky Way (Makemson 1941:185)
Samoan PN.MORI.A Moli Take, send
Tahitian PN.MORI.A Haʔa/mori/ Worship, make offerings to . To worship a Deity, to perform religious services (Dvs).
Easter Island CE.MONO.B Mono To exchange, trade; to take revenge; successor
Rarotongan CE.MONO.B Mono Replacement, take place of
Tuamotu CE.MONO.B Mono Take place of, substitute for
Fijian PN.MOSO.1A Moo Spotless Crake (Porzana tabuensis) Phonologically Irregular
Mangaia PN.MOSO.1A Moʔo/moʔo Sooty crake (Porzana fusca)
Niue PN.MOSO.1A Moho Spotless Crake or Sooty Rail (Porzana tabuensis)
Rarotongan PN.MOSO.1A Moʔo Spotless Crake (Porzana tabuensis) (Atiu, Mitiaro)
Rarotongan PN.MOSO.1A (Kuraa)moʔo Spotless Crake (Porzana tabuensis) (Ma'uke)
Tahitian CE.MOO-TORO.* Motoro To make use of some means to awake and entice a person out of house, in the night, for base purposes
Hawaiian NP.MUU.3A Muu Silent; to shut the lips and make no sound
Tahitian NP.MUU.3A Mû/mû To make a confused noise, as of a number of persons talking together
Niue PN.MULU.1 Mulu Rub, massage; take off a cover or sheath
Niue PN.MULU.2 Mulu To be puzzled over a task ; to fiddle, to take too long (of work)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.MU-MUNI Muni Hide (vi), secretly . Hide, take shelter
Tikopia MP.MUTU.2 Mutu Small, striped, edible fish taken on reef in hand-net (Pomacentidae cf. Abudefduf spp.)
Tuamotu TA.NAKO Nako To make a mark, design upon
Niue MP.NAMO Namo Lake, lagoon. Pond (McE).
Pukapuka NP.NANEA Nanea To make much out of little, dextrous
Easter Island PN.NAO Na/nao To take something out of a bag, a net, a basket (e.g. fish)
Tuvalu NP.NAPE.A Nape/nape Decorate, dress up, make pretty
Kapingamarangi NP.NAPE.A Nepe Fastening turn of the outrigger shroud to the middle boom; make a slip knot, slip through; tuck in, as a lavalava
New Zealand Maori NP.NAPE.A Nape Weave; jerk; make a false stroke with the paddle; fishing line; ligament of bivalve; tangled
Kapingamarangi OC.NATU.1 Nadu Shake someone back and forth, be rocked, as on a ship in rough water
Fijian XW.NAWU Dravu Slaked lime; ashes Problematic
Kapingamarangi NP.NEI Nei Here, near speaker
New Zealand Maori NP.NEI Nei Denotes proximity to or connection with the speaker
Ifira-Mele NP.NEI Nei This (near speaker, not near addressee)
Mangareva NP.NEI Nei Here, near speaker
Penrhyn NP.NEI Nei Particle marking nearness to the first person or speaker
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.NEI Ne(e), nei This, now (demonstrative pronoun, this near speaker or focal person)
Sikaiana NP.NEI Nei This, here, near speaker
Marquesas AN.NIFI.1 Nihi/nihi Sharp, pointed, peaked. En pointe, pointu, à pic (Lch). Pointu, pointed [Northwest Marquesan Dialect] (Atl).
Rarotongan PN.NIMO.2 Korotaka/nimo/ Make an encircling movement
Fijian TO.NINI.2 Nini Tremble, quake with fear or anger
Moriori NP.NUI.1 Nui ake Greater
Tikopia PN.OO.1 Oo (1) Spotted rabbitfish (Siganus sp.); (2) tiny reef fish (prob. anchovy) taken in quantity in net
Tuvalu PN.OQA Oa Topstrakes of a canoe
New Zealand Maori PN.OQA Oa Oa. Topstrakes of a canoe
Niue PN.OQA Oa Topstrake of a canoe, gunwale of a boat
Pukapuka PN.OQA Oa Washstrake of canoe
Tikopia PN.OQA Oa Topstrake, gunwale
East Futuna PN.OFO.A Ofo Wake up. Se réveiller.
Kapingamarangi PN.OFO.A Oho Wake and go ; be awakened at night. To be awakened at night (e.g. by noise) (Lbr).
New Zealand Maori PN.OFO.A Oho Wake up, be awake
Niue PN.OFO.A Ofo To wake up