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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue EO.KE Ke To (infinitive), so that, in order to (Sph)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.KE Ke Particle signifying a wish that something should occur or take place, or advice how something should be done; purposive particle
Pukapuka EO.KE Ke(e) Verbal particle introducing subordinate clauses, indicating a wish, purpose or command
Rennellese EO.KE Ke(e) Mark of imperative/intentive mood
Samoan EO.KE E Frequently used to introduce an infinitive Problematic
Tikopia EO.KE Ke Particle preceding verb or qualifier as infinitive sign or to indicate purpose; to, to be, in order to, may
Tokelau EO.KE Ke Introduces subordinate clauses, frequently indicating a wish, purpose or command
Tongan EO.KE Ke Conj., to (sign of inf.), that (foll. by may, might or should)
Anuta PN.KEE.1 Ke You singular, used as subject in active constructions
Tuvalu PN.KEE.1 Kee Second person singular clitic pronoun
East Futuna PN.KEE.1 Ke Second person singular. Non régis. Ils se placent alors avant le verbe
East Uvea PN.KEE.1 Ke Pron. (pour Koe), tu, toi. (Il se place devant le verbe)
Fijian PN.KEE.1 Ko ~ o Second person singular, preposed Problematic
Emae PN.KEE.1 Ke You (2s subject pronoun)
Ifira-Mele PN.KEE.1 Ki Second person singular preposed pronoun
Niuafo'ou PN.KEE.1 Ke Second person singular preposed pronoun
Rotuman PN.KEE.1 ʔAe/a Second person singular cardinal pronoun Problematic
Samoan PN.KEE.1 ʔE/e Second person singular preposed pronoun
Tikopia PN.KEE.1 Kee Second person singular preposed pronoun used both preposed to verb and absolutely 2nd person singular pronoun, short form
Tokelau PN.KEE.1 Kee 2nd person singular pronoun (agent immediately preceding the verb)...
Tongan PN.KEE.1 Ke Second person singular, preposed
West Uvea PN.KEE.1 Ge, gi Tu; forme de goe utilisée (a) après les morphèmes préverbaux qui acceptent les pronoms sujects en suffixe; (b) après ge marquant le but; (c) facultativement après ge marquant l'imperatif
East Futuna PN.KEE.2 Fe/ke/i Se quereller, se disputer
East Uvea PN.KEE.2 Fe/ke/ʔi Se quereller, se chamailer
Rotuman PN.KEE.2 Fe/ke Angry, annoyed, vexed Borrowed
Tokelau PN.KEE.2 Kee Quarrel
Tongan PN.KEE.2 Fe/ke/ʔikeʔi Quarrel with one another
Tuvalu PN.KEA.1 Kea Thrush
Hawaiian PN.KEA.1 ʔEa Thrush (throat infection)
New Zealand Maori PN.KEA.1 Kea Mucous discharge from nose
Mangaia PN.KEA.1 Kea/kea Thrush; running at the nose
Ifira-Mele PN.KEA.1 Kea Illness characterised by white spots on tongue or lips
Niue PN.KEA.1 Kea/kea, hea/hea Thrush Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn PN.KEA.1 Kea Kind of disease; stomatitis, thrush
Rarotongan PN.KEA.1 Kea Thrush, a common fungal mouth infection of children
Tahitian PN.KEA.1 ʔEa Aphte, muguet [mouth-ulcer, thrush]
Tahitian PN.KEA.1 Ea A disease of the mouth, aphtha or thrush
Tuamotu PN.KEA.1 Kea Thrush (throat infection)
Tuvalu OC.KEA.2 Kea Small turtle; person with small head
Hawaiian OC.KEA.2 ʔEa Hawk-bill turtle
Kapingamarangi OC.KEA.2 Gee Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata)
New Zealand Maori OC.KEA.2 Kea A parrot (Nestor notabilis)
Marquesas OC.KEA.2 Káia The shell of a tortoise
Motu OC.KEA.2 Era Turtle; shell turtle
Mangareva OC.KEA.2 Kea Turtle. Espèce de tortue; nom d'un oiseau (Rch).
Nguna OC.KEA.2 Kea Turtle sp.
Nukuoro OC.KEA.2 Gea Hawk's bill turtle
Pukapuka OC.KEA.2 Kea Turtle ; hawksbill turtle
Rapa OC.KEA.2 Kea A bird, petrel Problematic
Rennellese OC.KEA.2 Kea Small turtle