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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu SO.LEIA Reia Vomit back food through the nose; choke while drinking
Tikopia SO.LEIA Reia Bloated (as of corpse unburied)
Tokelau SO.LEIA Leia Be choked on food, water, etc. going down one's windpipe
East Futuna CE.REIRA Le-ia That yonder Problematic
Hawaiian CE.REIRA Leila The usual pronunciation of laila (Ebt. gram.)
Hawaiian CE.REIRA Lila Another pronunciation of laila
Moriori NP.LEKA.1 Iao/reka Entertainment
New Zealand Maori NP.LEKE.2 Reke Knob, poll of an adze, tongue end of a taiaha; pin used to fasten hair in a top-knot; fish-hook
Kapingamarangi NO.LEKIA.* Manu-de/legia/ White-capped Noddy Tern (Anous minutus)
Nukuoro NO.LEKIA.* Legia (Anous minutus)
Luangiua NO.LEKIA.* Leia Black Noddy (Anous minutus). Nicobar Pigeon (Caloenas nicobarica) (Hbn). Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana NO.LEKIA.* Lekia (Anous tenuirostris)
Rarotongan PN.LENA.1 Rena To stretch (e.g. a rope). Pass renaa`ia
Marquesas OC.LEQO.1 ʔEo Langage, dialecte, idiome, voix, ton, parole, accent; commandement, injonction
Rennellese OC.LEQO.1 Geʔo Voice, sound, noise, pronunciation
Pukapuka PN.LEPE Lepe/tia Broken, smashed
Easter Island EP.REPE Repe/repe Hang, dangle, stretch downwards (e.g. lips, ears). Colgante, esirarse hacia abajo . Labia majora
Hawaiian EP.REPE Lepe/lepe Fringed, wattles; labia minor
Pukapuka EP.REPE Lepe Testicles, also female genitals (prob. labia)
Ra'ivavae EP.REPE Gepegepe, ʔepeʔepe Labia minora
East Futuna CP.LEU-LEU Leuleu Couverture en siapo, en tapa, pour le lit, pour s'habiller
Samoan CP.LEU-LEU Leuleu An old siapo
Tikopia CP.LEU-LEU Reureu Child's napkin, diaper
Tikopia NP.LEWA.1 Leeva Not firmly fixed, dissociated, light-headed, free-floating Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako EP.REWA.1A Leve/ia Leave someone or something alone Problematic
East Futuna CP.LEWA.2 Leva Tree sp., (Cerbera sp.) (I). (Plumeria rubra) (Mfr).
East Uvea CP.LEWA.2 Leva Tree (Cerbera lactaria)
New Zealand Maori CP.LEWA.2 Rewa(rewa) A tree (Knightia excelsa) with long, narrow, toothed leaves
Tahitian CP.LEWA.2 Reva A tree (Barringtonia sp.) ; (Cerbera forsteri)
Tikopia CP.LEWA.2 Reva Tree that grows only on the mountain. Not seen by most modern Tikopia
Tongan FJ.LII.1 Li(i)ʔaki Throw away, cast aside, reject, abandon, neglect, etc. Not to be confused with liaki
Mangareva FJ.LII.2 Rii Bind. Attacher, lier; se marier; lien, mariage (Rch).
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.LII.2 Li/hia, li/sia Tie, bind
West Uvea FJ.LII.2 Lii/lii, lii/tia Attacher, lier, nouer
Tuvalu PN.LI-AKI Liaki Cast a line, stone etc
East Futuna PN.LI-AKI Liaki Whirl round then cast/throw away
East Uvea PN.LI-AKI Liiaki Cast a line, stone etc
Kapingamarangi PN.LI-AKI Liagi Wave, wag, swing something in the hand, change clothes
Ifira-Mele PN.LI-AKI Riaki Tip out
Niue PN.LI-AKI Liaki To swing so as to throw something. To pretend to throw something while retaining it in the hand (McE).
Niue PN.LI-AKI Li/liaki/ Swing to and fro. Swing the arms when walking (McE).
Nukuoro PN.LI-AKI Liagi Dump, throw out, discard
Luangiua PN.LI-AKI Liaʔi Swing
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.LI-AKI Liaki/na Throw, drop, leave
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.LI-AKI Liaki Stick (to kill fish with, for drumming, etc.) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.LI-AKI Giaki Lift up, swing, fling, reject
Rennellese PN.LI-AKI Giakina Washed ashore, cast up
Samoan PN.LI-AKI Liaʔi Whirl, swing round, pull up
Sikaiana PN.LI-AKI Liaki Scatter about, shake out; (of fish) lay eggs; (of wind) change direction
Takuu PN.LI-AKI Riaki Perform throwing motion without releasing an object from the hand; scatter about, sprinkle; flick (s.o. from s.t. else); throw s.o. to the ground; throw s.t. over s.t. else without releasing it from one’s hand; shake out (with vigorous hand movement); throw with a sling; shed (hair, leaves, skin, etc.); cast off, lose (a tooth); lay (an egg) outside the nest; (of a baby) born prematurely