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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Easter Island PN.HELE Haka/ere To deny; to fail
East Uvea PN.HELE Hele Nier une parole Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.HELE El/ele(ngia) Deny
Rennellese PN.HELE Ege To deny
Tongan PN.HELE Hele Deny
West Uvea PN.HELE Ele Nier
Marquesas OC.HIFO.B Iho Downwards (I). Particule qui indique une direction de haut en bas (Lch). Soon, further; reflexive (Mtu).
Mangareva OC.HIFO.B Iʔo De haut en bas
Nuguria OC.HIFO.B Ifo Herab
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.HIFO.B Iho, ifo Down (postnuclear, mostly clitic, directional formative indicating direction downwards)
Pukapuka OC.HIFO.B Io Downwards; limitation, misfortune
Rennellese OC.HIFO.B Iho Downward, seaward, northward, westward
Rotuman OC.HIFO.B Jio Bottom; pointed end of a coconut Problematic
Tahitian OC.HIFO.B Iho Particule postposée exprime l'identité ou la coincidence dans le temps et dans l'espace....
Takuu OC.HIFO.B Ifo Downwards, over long distance
Tokelau OC.HIFO.B Ifo Downwards, towards the sea
West Uvea OC.HIFO.B Ifo Conjonction marquant le fait d'une nouvelle action, et par celà le plus souvent la succession des actions: alors, ensuite...
East Uvea MP.HIKO-FI Hikofi Prendre avec des pinces . Problematic
Nukuoro MP.HIKO-FI Igohi Fire tongs
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.HIKO-FI Ikohi Tongs for the earth oven
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.HIKO-FI Ikohi/a Take things with tongs, especially used about taking warm stones out of the oven with tongs
Tikopia MP.HIKO-FI Uu/kofi Tongs of bent coconut petiole
West Uvea MP.HIKO-FI Ikofi Pincettes pour le feu...
West Futuna MP.HIKO-FI (I)kofi, koufi Large wooden tongs for removing stones from oven
New Zealand Maori PN.HILA Ira-tangata Mortal nature, as of human beings Problematic
Penrhyn PN.HILA Ira A baby's acute disease...
Rarotongan PN.HILA Ira An illness affecting babies in which the eyeball is said to turn blue (?infantile gastroenteritis) (Bse)
Samoan PN.HILA Ila/mea A disease of infants
Tahitian PN.HILA Ira A term embracing several kinds of illness .
Tokelau PN.HILA Ila Feel the effect of something; be hurt Problematic
Tongan PN.HILA Hila/ʔakilangi A carbuncle
Tuamotu PN.HILA Ira A splitting headache; meningitis; a disease of the foot
Tuamotu PN.HILA Ira/koohure An extruding womb after childbirth
East Uvea FJ.HILI Hili Mettre sur, poser sur, exposer; surface supérieure, le dessus Borrowed
Hawaiian FJ.HILI Ili To fall upon, as sorrow, responsibilities, blessings; stranded, aground, or wrecked, as a ship; to run aground; run over (as car); (sun) set
New Zealand Maori FJ.HILI Iri To be elevated on something, rest upon, embark on; hang, be suspended
Mangareva FJ.HILI Iri Se rouler, se trainer sur un lieu plus élevé que celui ou l'on est; nid.
Rarotongan FJ.HILI Iri Rest on some support, lodge on something; have a place on board; go aground; descend or light upon one (of a title, curse, blame, or luck)
Tahitian FJ.HILI Iri S'échouer; loger (arch.). To lodge or be stuck in a thing or place (Dvs).
Tokelau FJ.HILI Ili Be caught on top of something, be stuck fast
Tongan FJ.HILI Hili Put or lay on top of something
Tuamotu FJ.HILI Iri To run aground (on beach but not rock); rise, mount up (as canoe on wave); ...rest upon anything with one end elevated
Waya FJ.HILI Cili Be on top, rest on
Hawaiian CE.HIRI.1 Hili Bark used in dyeing...; the dark-brown dye made from this bark; a tapa dyed with it; to dye with such bark.
Rarotongan CE.HIRI.1 ʔIri Dark, red juice from bark of Candlenut tree. Red-brown dye obtained from the bark of the candlenut tree (Bse).
Tahitian CE.HIRI.1 Hiri The bark or tan used to colour and preserve the native cloth; to dye or tan with the hiri
East Futuna CP.HINA Ina(ina) Éclairer (avec une lumière quelconque). Eclairer pour pêcher avec la lampe à pétrole ou la torche) (Mfr).
Kapingamarangi CP.HINA Ina To shine a light
Nukuoro CP.HINA Ina Light up an area at night (especially to hunt land crabs)
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.HINA Ina Shine (only used about moon and stars, in Vaeakau only about moonshine)