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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian CE.KOO-PIRI ʔOopili To cramp or close together; cramped with cold
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PIRI Koopiri Shrivelled up; pinched with cold; contracted
Marquesas CE.KOO-PIRI Kopiʔi, ʔopiʔi (MQS) Faible, infirme. Lâche, poltron; s'arrêter, se retarder (1904).
Mangareva CE.KOO-PIRI Kopiri/piri S'appuyer ça et là par honte, par cause de maladie; s'attacher a quelqu'un, se serrer contre quelqu'un. Stick to; apply closely to; nuzzle up close to anyone through shame or sickness; to go from one tree to another, as children do when called (Tgr).
Penrhyn CE.KOO-PIRI Koopiri To hide
Tahitian CE.KOO-PIRI ʔOo/pi/piri Peu prêteur, avare; garder pour soi-même, ne pas vouloir prêter ou donner
Tuamotu CE.KOO-PIRI Koopiri Contracted, shrivelled up
Easter Island CE.KOO-PIRO Koopiro To ferment, to start rotting
Hawaiian CE.KOO-PIRO ʔOopilo(pilo) Bad-smelling, as stagnant water; a marshy odor; halitosis
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PIRO Koopiro Steeped in water to ferment, as maize Intestines
Marquesas CE.KOO-PIRO Koopiʔo, ʔoopiʔo. ʔOpio (MQS), kopio (MQN) (Lch). Immature (of bananas, bamboo); abortif. Non mûr, trop tendre (Lch).
Rarotongan CE.KOO-PIRO Koopiro Coconut at an early stage of its development
Tahitian CE.KOO-PIRO Opiro/piro Offensive in smell
East Futuna NP.KOPI-TI Kopi/kopi Rempli, plein; resserré, a l'étroit Problematic
Hawaiian NP.KOPI-TI ʔOopiki Trap
New Zealand Maori NP.KOPI-TI Kopiti Shut up, closed
Sikaiana NP.KOPI-TI Kopiti Narrow; confined in a small space
Tokelau NP.KOPI-TI Kopiti Crevice
New Zealand Maori TA.KOO-PITO Koo-pito Pain in the abdomen
Mangareva TA.KOO-PITO Kopito Eprouver des douleurs d'estomac pour avoir trop differé à manger. ...pour avoir jeûné (Rch).
Penrhyn TA.KOO-PITO Tuupito Pain in the stomach Problematic
Marquesas CE.KOO-PORO Oupó-o A species of pepper
Mangareva CE.KOO-PORO Ko/poro Derniers fruits a pains d'ordinaire tres peu nombreux, qui murissent en hivers; morelle ; herbe rampante, morelle, Solanum uporo, Solanacées
Penrhyn CE.KOO-PORO Ooporo Bird pepper, chili, capsicum Problematic
Rapa CE.KOO-PORO Koporo Herbs, Lycium sanduicense, Solanum nigrum
Rapa CE.KOO-PORO Koporo/ponio A fern
Rarotongan CE.KOO-PORO ʔOoporo Capsicum, chilli, small red pepper Problematic
Tahitian CE.KOO-PORO ʔOoporo (Capsicum frutescens). Piment (Solanum anthropophagorum, S.uporo) (Lmt).
Niue MP.KOOPUU.A Koupu Anus, fish-gullet Phonologically Irregular
Niue MP.KOOPUU.A Kaupuu ika Stomach of a fish Phonologically Irregular
Tongan MP.KOOPUU.A Koopuu Gullet (of fish)
Hawaiian EC.KOOPUU.B ʔOopuu Belly, stomach, abdomen, tripe, giblet, gizzard, bladder, crop of a bird, maw of an animal, womb
Mangareva EC.KOOPUU.B Koopuu. Kopu (Atl). Stomach (i). Ventre, panse (se dit aussi de la grosseur d'un tronc d'arbre). Ventre, belly (Atl).
Luangiua EC.KOOPUU.B ʔOopuu Intestines
Penrhyn EC.KOOPUU.B Koopuu Guts; abdomen, belly; bend of fishhook
Samoan EC.KOOPUU.B ʔAupuu Have a hollow place in, as a hollow tree Problematic
Takuu EC.KOOPUU.B Koopuu Stomach (organ) of any animal; pocket...sack, bag; head of an octopus
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PUKU Koopuku Swelling; rounded
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PUKU Koopuku/puku A rash on the skin
Moriori CE.KOO-PUKU Kopuku Blister
Rarotongan CE.KOO-PUKU Koopuku Blister, lump, swelling
Rapa TA.KOO-PURA.1 Apura Wild taro Problematic
Rarotongan TA.KOO-PURA.1 Koopura (piece of) tuber, esp. yam, for propagating (Ngaa-puu-toru dial.)
Tahitian TA.KOO-PURA.1 Opura A good species of the Tahitian cultivated yam
Tuamotu TA.KOO-PURA.1 Koopura Seed, seedling
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-PURA.2 Koopura Flash, flicker, glance
Rarotongan CE.KOO-PURA.2 Koopura To flash and cause momentary blindness
Tahitian CE.KOO-PURA.2 Opura/pura To be flashing obscurely as fire
Tuamotu CE.KOO-PURA.2 Koopura/pura To emit sparks, to glow or shine with unsteady light
New Zealand Maori TA.KOO-PURE Koopure(pure) Spotted, in patches