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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tikopia CP.SOA Soa Friend, bond-friend
West Uvea CP.SOA Soa Frère/soeur; compagnon, ami
West Futuna CP.SOA Soa. So (ANI) (Cpl). Sibling or parallel same-sex cousin. Brother (man speaking), sister (woman speaking) (Cpl).
Fijian OC.SOAKA Soaqa Banana sp. (Musa fehi)
Ifira-Mele OC.SOAKA Soaga Banana variety . Phonologically Irregular
Nguna OC.SOAKA Soaga Banana variety
Samoan OC.SOAKA Soaʔa Indigenous banana (Musa sp.) characterised by an erect bunch of orange-red fruit
Tikopia OC.SOAKA Soaka Variety of banana, said formerly (1928) to be used as funeral food, now planted as general food
Samoan PN.SOANI Soani Four (on part of Savai`i)
Samoan PN.SOANI Soani/a To be accompanied, to have a second or companion; to do a thing a second time, as to fall twice from a tree
Samoan PN.SOANI Fe/soani To accompany another
Samoan PN.SOANI Fe/soa/soani To help, to assist
Tikopia PN.SOANI Soani Assist in supplementary manner; term especially associated with traditional yam rites
East Futuna NP.SOATA.1. Soa(soa)ta Rouge, de couleur rouge
Fijian FJ.SOATA.2. Soata Pumice stone
Samoan FJ.SOATA.2. Soata A stony tract of land
West Futuna FJ.SOATA.2. Soata Volcano
Penrhyn EP.SOATA.3 Soata Moon on the third night
Tikopia AN.SUU.1 Suu Soaked in water, saturated
Hawaiian OC.TAFA.3 Kaha Swoop, as a kite; be poised, soar, as a bird
Kapingamarangi OC.TAFA.3 Daha Soar, glide, remain stationary in air
Rarotongan OC.TAFA.3 Taʔa Float, soar, skim, flock, mount up in air
Penrhyn OC.TAQO.2A Taa/mi Press down, soak Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu PN.TATAU.3 Tau Press down in, or soak in water; wet, moist Problematic
Nukuoro PN.TAU-.7B Dau soa Couple (not married); boyfriend, girlfriend
Samoan PN.TIFA.2 Tifa Soar, hover (of a bird)
Takuu PN.TIFA.2 Tifa Glide, soar (of a bird)
Tokelau PN.TIFA.2 Tifa Soar, hover (of a bird, aeroplane)
Hawaiian CE.TII-TAFA Kiikaha Soar, glide, turn aside, veer, deviate
Luangiua AN.TULU.1 Kulu Drip, leak; soaked (house)
New Zealand Maori PN.UKU Uku White clay; wash, using clay for soap
Samoan PN.UKU Uʔu Smear the head, as with clay; use leaves as soap; anoint
Kapingamarangi OC.QUTU.1 Udu Draw water, soak up
Tikopia PN.WAATIA Vaatia A pudding made from the root of masoaa; make sago pudding
West Uvea PN.KASOA Kasoa Collier
Rotuman AN.SUU.1 Suu Soak in, dissolve
Tongan PN.PEKE.3 Peke To soak or sop up (gravy, soup etc.) with bread or yam etc.
Takuu PN.OMA.1 Oma/oma (of a bird) Soar
Takuu PN.TIFA.2 Tiha/tiha (of bird) Glide through the air, soar
East Futuna PN.FAKA-SOA Fakasoa Mettre deux par deux; défiler par groupes ou deux par deux
Samoan PN.FAKA-SOA Faʔasoa Procure, obtain (esp. woman's favour) for a friend, act as a go-between
Tikopia PN.FAKA-SOA Fakasoa/soa Befriend one another...
Luangiua PN.FAKA-SOA Haasoa Mix
Sikaiana PN.FAKA-SOA Hakasoa To mix two liquids together in order to dilute one liquid [hakasoa te kaleve, ‘to mix fermented coconut sap with freshly cut coconut sap’, a part of the fermentation process]
Rennellese PN.FAKA-SOA Hakasoa To place with, as part of an offering
Nukuoro PN.FAKA-SOA Hagasoa Go with someone
Tikopia PN.NEWA.A Neva Rise, soar
Samoan PN.MAASOAQA Niu maasoaa Sago palm (Metroxylon warburgii)
Nuguria OC.HURU.A Haka/uru Dip, immerse; soak, dye
Nuguria CP.SOA Soa Companion, mate; boyfriend, girlfriend