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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro CP.KONO Gono/gono Grunt like a pig (Repeatedly)
Pukapuka CP.KONO Ko/kono Strain down; to grunt, expel air
Pukapuka CP.KONO Kokono/nga Bearing down, as in labour
Rennellese CP.KONO Kono Persevere as in face of difficulty
Rennellese CP.KONO Kono/kono Do with zeal and speed; persist in face of difficulties
Rotuman CP.KONO ʔOno To strain (e.g. under a burden); to feel as a heavy strain, especially with groaning; press downwards with groans (of woman in travail)
Samoan CP.KONO ʔO/ʔono/ Bear down (as a woman in labour); push
Tahitian CP.KONO Ono/ono Insister Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian CP.KONO O/ono To be pressing or urgent
Takuu CP.KONO K/kono Strain (one's muscles, as in labour or defecation)
Tikopia CP.KONO Kono Groan, grunt with effort of excreting, giving birth
Tokelau CP.KONO Kokono Strain, make intense effort (as in lifting a heavy object or as a woman in labour
Tongan CP.KONO Kono/hi Strain down and expel, as in giving birth
Tongan CP.KONO Kokono Strain down (as in childbirth labour)
Tuamotu CP.KONO Koono/hi Press forward, strive, strain against
Hawaiian CE.KONOFI ʔOonohi Eyeball
New Zealand Maori CE.KONOFI Konohi Eye
Marquesas CE.KONOFI Konohi, korohi Eye
Tuamotu CE.KONOFI Koonohi The cap which holds the coconut to the stem Problematic
New Zealand Maori CK.KOO-NUI Koo-nui Thumb
Mangaia CK.KOO-NUI Koo-nui Thumb
East Futuna NP.KOPA.1 Kopa Slightly curly hair. Ondulé et noir (cheveux) (Mfr).
East Uvea NP.KOPA.1 Kopa Curly (of hair)
Nukuoro NP.KOPA.1 Goba Bushy, of hair
Samoan NP.KOPA.1 ʔOpa Stiff (of hair)
Hawaiian MP.KOPA.2 ʔOpa Lame, crippled
New Zealand Maori MP.KOPA.2 Kopa Crippled, lame
New Zealand Maori TA.KOPA.3 Kopa Native oven; space in front of a house; the floor space in a house to the left of one entering...
Tuvalu NP.KOPA.4 Kopa Flap wing
Tokelau NP.KOPA.4 Kopa/kopa Flap wings
Tuamotu NP.KOPA.4 Kopa Dash, dip, swoop (as bird)
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PANA Koopana Push, throb, incite, urge
Tahitian CE.KOO-PANA Opana To turn out a stone with a handspike, or an iron bar; to poke or search for a thing with an instrument; to turn out a person from his possession; to rake out old grievances
Tuamotu CE.KOO-PANA Koopana Throb with passion, emotion; prise, pry up with apointed object, as an embedded object
New Zealand Maori TA.KOO-PANI Koopani Shut up, block up, enclose, shut in; door
Penrhyn TA.KOO-PANI Koopani Lid, cover; to close
Pukapuka TA.KOO-PANI Koopani The second wave that breaks over (covers) the first Problematic
Rapa TA.KOO-PANI Kopani Knee. Cork; hat (Grn)
Rarotongan TA.KOO-PANI Koopani Cork, stopper, bung
Tahitian TA.KOO-PANI Opani A door, shutter, or cover; the close or conclusion of a subject; to shut a door or window, to cover or close a thing; to conclude a subject
Tahitian TA.KOO-PANI ʔOopani Porte de maison, de jardin; fermer une porte, une fenêtre, un coffre; interdire, fermer; terminer, clore un travail
Tuamotu TA.KOO-PANI Koopani Cover, lid, door, gate...
Tuamotu TA.KOO-PANI Koopani-turi Kneecap
Rarotongan TA.KOO-PAPA Koopapa Main part, bulk, basis, mass; body (living or dead)
Tahitian TA.KOO-PAPA Opapa A fowl that has lost its tail
Hawaiian CE.KOO-PATAPATA ʔOopakapaka Crinkled, wrinkled
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PATAPATA Koopatapata Spotted, freckled, falling in drops
Marquesas CE.KOO-PATAPATA Kopata (MQN), kopana (MQS) Petites pustules, petites élevures, petites plaies qui viennent sur toutes les parties du corps
Tuvalu NP.KOPE Kope Luggage, impedimenta; gear, equipment (always plural)
Hawaiian NP.KOPE ʔOpe Bundle, package; to tie in a bundle