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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese NP.KOU-LUA Kougua Second person dual pronoun, you
Rotuman NP.KOU-LUA ʔAura Second person dual pronoun, you two
Samoan NP.KOU-LUA ʔOulua Second person dual pronoun
Sikaiana NP.KOU-LUA Koulua You (for two people)
Tokelau NP.KOU-LUA Koulua Second person dual pronoun
West Uvea NP.KOU-LUA Goulua Vous deux (2nd person dual independent pronoun)
New Zealand Maori TA.KOO-UMA Koo/uma Breastbone and rib-cage
Tahitian TA.KOO-UMA ʔOouma Poitrine
Tuamotu TA.KOO-UMA Koouma Chest, breast, bosom
Tuvalu NP.KOU-TOU Koutou You (three or more)
East Futuna NP.KOU-TOU Koutou 2nd person plural pronoun
East Uvea NP.KOU-TOU Koutou Vous (tous) (plur.) forme tonique
New Zealand Maori NP.KOU-TOU Koutou 2nd person plural pronoun
Mangaia NP.KOU-TOU Koutou Second person plural independent pronoun
Penrhyn NP.KOU-TOU Koutou Second person plural, you
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.KOU-TOU Khoutou You (2p independent pronoun)
Rapa NP.KOU-TOU Koutou You three. You (plural) (Grn).
Samoan NP.KOU-TOU ʔOutou Second person plural pronoun
Sikaiana NP.KOU-TOU Koutou Second person plural pronoun
Tahitian NP.KOU-TOU ʔOutou Vous, pronom personnel, deuxième personne du pluriel
Tokelau NP.KOU-TOU Koutou Second person plural pronoun
Tuamotu NP.KOU-TOU Koutou You (Second person plural)
West Uvea NP.KOU-TOU Goutou (Independent form) (WUH,WUM)
West Futuna NP.KOU-TOU A/koutou Second person plural independent pronoun
New Zealand Maori CE.KOO-UTU Koutu Promontory, point of land etc.
Marquesas CE.KOO-UTU Koutu (MQN), ʔoutu (MQS) Rochers qui bordent la mer
Mangareva CE.KOO-UTU Koutu Avancement de la terre en mer, cap; bout; petit morceau d'étoffe plié en deux
Rarotongan CE.KOO-UTU Koutu Headland, cape
Rarotongan CE.KOO-UTU Kooutu Ceremonial ground where an ariki was invested and held court and where meetings and ceremonies were held
Tahitian CE.KOO-UTU ʔOoutu Pointe de terre [Iles Sous le Vent (Leeward islands) Dialect]
Tuamotu CE.KOO-UTU Kooutu Promontory, cape, point
Hawaiian CE.KOO-WARI ʔOo(w)ali Weak, sickly, puny
Penrhyn CE.KOO-WARI Koovare/vare Loose, as a rope, for example Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn CE.KOO-WARI Koovari Soft coconut flesh, watery fruit
Tahitian CE.KOO-WARI Ovari/vari To be slack, as a rope that had been tight, or the belly after abstinence
Tuamotu CE.KOO-WARI Koovari/vari Empty, nauseating sensation
East Futuna PN.KOWI.A Kovi Ulcère, ulcèré
New Zealand Maori PN.KOWI.A Kohi Wasting sickness, consumption; emaciated Problematic
Luangiua PN.KOWI.A Ovi Sores on legs Problematic
Rarotongan PN.KOWI.A Kovi Twisted, wrinkled, puckered
Rennellese PN.KOWI.A Kobi Be healed (as tattooing)
Rotuman PN.KOWI.A Kovi Disease said to be similar to leprosy; sickness in general, Borrowed
Samoan PN.KOWI.A ʔOvi Lumpy, uneven; as citron skin, palsied fingers etc.
Tahitian PN.KOWI.A ʔO/ʔovi Lèpre
Niue PN.KOWI.B Kovi Abnormal. Abnormally small (usually refers to offspring) (Sph).
Pukapuka PN.KOWI.B Kovi Derogatory term for a person
Takuu PN.KOWI.B Kovi A man who does not know how to fish
Tikopia PN.KOWI.B Kovii Wretched object, esp. as jesting term
Tongan PN.KOWI.B Kovi Bad, harmful, evil, wrong
West Uvea PN.KOWI.B Kovi Homme, être humain Uncertain Semantic Connection