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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Anuta PN.HOKO.1 Oko To arrive
Tuvalu PN.HOKO.1 Oko Touch; arrive at or reach a certain place or time; call to or set off for a certain place
East Futuna PN.HOKO.1 Soko Se dérouler; s'engager; poursuivre (construction, bataille) Problematic
East Uvea PN.HOKO.1 Hoko Parvenir, s'acccomplir, arriver, se dérouler, devenir Borrowed
Fijian PN.HOKO.1 Soko Sail or voyage Problematic
Niue PN.HOKO.1 Hoko Arrive, reach
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.HOKO.1 Oko mai Come
Pukapuka PN.HOKO.1 Oko Arrive at; be gone from, have started out
Rennellese PN.HOKO.1 Oko Reach, arrive at; to complete, as work
Samoan PN.HOKO.1 Oʔo Arrive at, reach to
Tikopia PN.HOKO.1 Oko Arrive, reach, to come
Tokelau PN.HOKO.1 Oko Arrive, reach; be on, happen, eventuate, take place
Tongan PN.HOKO.1 Hoko To arrive (especially of time); happen, occur, take place...
West Uvea PN.HOKO.1 Oko/fia Trouver
Niue PN.HOKO.2 Hoko Strip, strand, tendon, vein, artery, sinew, nerve (generally refers to any thin, flexible and long object); root Problematic
Nukuoro PN.HOKO.2 Ogo The attachment of a clam to the reef
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
Anuta FJ.OLO.3 Oro Grate a tuber
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
Hawaiian FJ.OLO.3 Olo Grate, rub back and forth
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
Rennellese FJ.OLO.3 Ogo Rub v; grate, brush (as teeth)
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
Rarotongan TA.HOOPARA ʔOopara Push, shove; compel