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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuamotu PN.INA.1 Inaina Angry, infuriated
West Futuna CE.INA-FEA Ina(ia) When? (past) Problematic
New Zealand Maori MP.INU Inu-mia Drink (western dialects)
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.INU Inu(mia) Drink
Rennellese MP.INU B/inu/-mia Drink Borrowed
West Futuna MP.INU (E)inu (trans. numia, numea) To drink
West Uvea MP.INU Inu-mia Boire
New Zealand Maori CE.I-OO I roo In, inside. Considered to be abbreviation of i roto o. (Eastern dialects only) Borrowed Problematic
Marquesas OC.ISE.1 Ihe Species of long-beaked fish (I). Aiguillette, orphie, poisson de la famille des hemiramphidés (Lch). Demi-bec; Polynesian Halfbeak (Atl).
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.ISI Ie/ia Tear (paper, leaves, etc.)
Nuguria MP.QITA Ta/hia Hate Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.RAA A/laa Then, and then (clause initial linking conjunction, may be preceded by the preposition ko); that's it
Easter Island NP.LAQAA.B Raʔaa Dia
Rarotongan NP.LAFI.1 Rairai Thin, flimsy (material, paper)
Rarotongan CE.RAFIRAFI Raʔiraʔi Forehead, temple (Aitutaki dialect)
Tahitian CE.RAFIRAFI Rahirahia The temples
Nukuoro PN.RAFO Laho Aerial root of Pandanus
Kapingamarangi NP.LAGA.1B Langa/dia Buoyant
Nukuoro NP.LAGA.1B Langa/dia Able to remain afloat with a load
New Zealand Maori PN.LAGA.2 Ranga/ia Passive form of ra(ra)nga
Tikopia PN.LAGA.2 Ranga Plait leaf materials into mat, basket
East Futuna CP.LAGA-KALI Lagakali uto (Aglaia saltatorum)
East Uvea CP.LAGA-KALI Lagakali Fleur d'un arbre fleurissant, s'emploie pour faire des colliers (Aglaia psilopetala, Aglaia edulis)
Niue CP.LAGA-KALI Lagakali A tree (Aglaia samoensis), the flowers of which are used for scent
Samoan CP.LAGA-KALI Lagaʔali A tree (Aglaia samoensis)
Tongan CP.LAGA-KALI Langakali A shrub or small tree (Aglaia saltatorum)
Tongan OC.LAGI.1 Langi Singing, song (especially accompanying a dance)
Hawaiian PN.LAGI-A Laania Warm, toast or wilt over a fire, as young pandanus leaves
Emae PN.LAGI-A Raagia Pass briefly through the fire (to soften leaves or straighten wood)
New Zealand Maori PN.LAGI-A Raa-ngia Passive of rara
Ifira-Mele PN.LAGI-A Raagia Toast, warm up cooked food
Nukuoro PN.LAGI-A Laangia Heat up on an open flame, as in shaping wood
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.LAGI-A Langia Heat something over fire to keep it preserved or to make it soft to be formed
Samoan PN.LAGI-A La/lagi Place (esp.) banana or breadfruit leaves on hot stones to make them more supple (and therefore easier to use as wrapping material)
West Uvea PN.LAGI-A Laangia Gril, fumoir; griller, fumer (poisson); sécher (poisson) [Heo Dialect]; passer (la feuille) au feu pour l'assouplir [Heo Dialect]
Tahitian CE.RAGI-AATEA Raʔiatea La principale des Iles-sous-le-vent
New Zealand Maori AN.LAGO.1 Ngaro Fly (insect) western dialect (met.)
New Zealand Maori AN.LAGO.1 Rango Fly (insect) eastern dialect
Emae MP.LAKA.1 Raka-ia Step over
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.LAKA.1 Laka-ia Pass, be beyond, overtake; pass (of time)
Samoan MP.LAKA.1 Laʔa/sia Step over, go beyond
Tokelau MP.LAKA.1 Laka/hia Be stepped over (e.g. it is very bad for a woman to step over a fishing line)
Tongan MP.LAKA.1 Laka Go, walk, especially for a short distance, march, step, proceed; go beyond, past, over
New Zealand Maori PN.LAAKEI Raakei-tia Adorn, bedeck
Tikopia OC.LAKI Raki Wind point, approximately west; westerly direction; monsoon season, characterised by weather from generally west direction; variable light winds between south-west and west, with alternating calms and occasional gales
Anuta NP.LAKIA Rakia A type of small bird. White-capped Noddy, Black Noddy
Tuvalu NP.LAKIA Lakia (Anous minutus)
East Uvea NP.LAKIA Lakia (Anous coeuruleus)
Pukapuka NP.LAKIA Lakia White-capped Noddy/Black Noddy (Anous minutus minutus)
Penrhyn NP.LAKIA Rakia Black noddy, white-capped noddy (Anous tenuirostris). Black Noddy (Anous minutus) (McC).