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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese MP.PISI.1 Pisi/kia Be drenched, soaked; to wet, soak, splash; to receive a spurt of a liquis, as lime juice, in the eye; to cry, of eyes filled with onion scent
East Futuna PN.PISI.3 Pisi Take hold of something
Rotuman OC.POO.2 Poo To catch up to, overtake
Tuamotu TA.POHUTU.2 Poohutu To splash, make a splashing
Anuta ??.POKA.3 Poka Jump with a start as when suddenly awakened
Tikopia ??.POKA.3 Poka Wake up suddenly, start up, rouse up
Anuta NP.POKE Poke Taro balls of mashed taro and coconut sauce. A type of food made by mixing mashed, baked taro with stone boiled coconut cream and rolling it into balls (A very prestigeous food prepared on important ceremonial occasions) (Fbg).
Niue PN.POKI.1 Poki To slap; to catch; to take a photograph
Luangiua PN.POKI.1 Haa/poʔi/poʔi Make into ball
Rarotongan PN.POKI.1 Po/poki Cover over; break (of a wave); overtake
New Zealand Maori PN.POO-KIA Pookia Covered over; overtaken. Passive of popoki
Rarotongan PN.POO-KIA Pookia Covered, struck by waves, overtaken. Passive of popoki
Mangareva PN.POKO.2 Poko Make a hole; dig. Enfoncement; creuser, rendre profond; examiner
Kapingamarangi SO.POLE.B Bole Tremble, vibrate, quake
Nukuoro NP.POLI.B Boli Take special care of
Nukuoro PN.PORO.1 Bolo Make a will; according to
Sikaiana PN.PORO.1 Polo/polo To promise, to make a commitment; (often) to marry
Kapingamarangi PN.PORO-QAKI Poro(w)aki Will; make a will, order, make an engagement
Tuamotu CE.POO-RUTU Porutu Repel or check by a sign of the hand, as an unwelcome advance or displeasing remark; to trim down the edge of a strake or plank Problematic
Easter Island NP.POO-POO.B Poʔpó Ball, globe; make little balls of paper, clay etc. Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori NP.POO-POO.B Po(p)o/i Knead, make into balls, of food etc.
Luangiua NP.POO-POO.B Poopoo Make into balls by throwing from hand to hand
Luangiua NP.POO-POO.B Po/i Rounded, make into a ball Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese NP.POTA Pota Baked or boiled greens
Penrhyn CK.POOTIKI.B Pootiki Last born child (us. son); one's dear poor little child; weakest one in litter of piglets
Tuvalu OC.POTO.1 Poto/poto Come close to speaker Problematic
Tuvalu FJ.POTO.3 Poto/poto Congregate round a speaker
Moriori NP.PUQU Pu/take Base (of tree)
Pukapuka MP.PUA-PUA.1 Puapua A tree used to make canoes . Used figuratively for vagina
Pukapuka PN.PUKE.3 Puke Catch, seize, overtake
Rarotongan PN.PUKE.3 Puke/na Take hold of
Tokelau PN.PUKE.3 Puke Grab, take hold of
Tongan PN.PUKE.3 Puke Take hold of
Niue FJ.PUKU.3 Puku Draw in, take into the mouth, eat
East Futuna PN.PULE.2 Pule Make sign of cross
Hawaiian OC.PULU.3 Pulu Wet, moist, soaked, saturated
Mangareva OC.PULU.3 Puru Soaked (I)
Tuamotu OC.PULU.3 Puru To be drenched, soaked, thoroughly wet
Samoan NP.PULU.7 Pulu/lima Take care of
Takuu NP.PULU.7 P/puru Grab, clutch or grasp firmly in one’s fist, hold s.t. against one’s body, clasp hands; ... shake hands
Tikopia FJ.PULU-PULU Purupuru Sea fish, up to 90 cm, thin, light-coloured; taken by hook ? Hair-tail or Scabbard Fish. Also applied to a kind of squalid shark
Sikaiana PN.PUNI.1A Puni Closed up, stopped up; in descent lines, to have a line without any children, or, for some speakers, with only female children
Tahitian AN.PUNI.1B Pu/puni To hide one's self, to take shelter behind another
New Zealand Maori PN.PUSAKE Puhake Full to overflowing, well up, overflow Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas PN.PUSAKE Puhake (MQN) Rot, roter. Eructation.
Takuu PN.PUSAKE Pu/puake Cleanse one's mouth Problematic
Tongan PN.PUSAKE Hake Belch
Tuamotu PN.PUSAKE Puhake Belch, eructate
Mangareva PN.PUSAKI Puʔake Exhaler une très forte odeur; air odoriférant Phonologically Irregular
Rotuman FJ.PUSI.2 Tepuhi A sea-snake with transverse stripes Problematic