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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.MURI.1C Mui Jeune, insuffisant, petit Problematic
Hawaiian PN.MURI-WAI Muliwai Mouth of river, pool near river-mouth (as behind sandbar)
Kapingamarangi PN.MULU.1 Mmulu Massage
Niue PN.MULU.1 Mulu Rub, massage; take off a cover or sheath
Tokelau PN.MUMU Mumu Said of flies covering the body
Fijian CP.MUNA Muna Say (S.E. Vanua Levu)
Mangareva CP.MUNA Muna/muna Etre timide, sans assurance; balbutier
Pukapuka CP.MUNA Muna A saying, speech, secret. Special knowledge, expertise (Sby).
Rennellese CP.MUNA Muna Say, tell
Tikopia CP.MUNA Muna Say, speak, tell
Hawaiian EP.MUTU.1B Muku Thirtieth night of the moon, when it has entirely disappeared (Pki)
Marquesas AN.-NA.1 Na Là. Se dit d'un lieu different de celui ou l'on est. Adverbe indiquant une localisation rapprochée de la personne à qui l'on parle, un temps proche (Lch). That, in distinction from this; there (Crk).
Lau PN.NAQA.1 Na To be satisfied, of the mind
New Zealand Maori PN.NAQA.1 Naa Satisfied, content
Takuu EC.NAI Nai Mollusc sp., Fluted Clam (Tridacna squamosa)
Emae MP.NAMO Namo Pool, place in lagoon with sandy bottom
Emae AN.NAMU.1A Namu Namu/namusauga. :A bit smelly
Tikopia AN.NAMU.1A Namu Odour, smell (used of strong or unpleasant smells)
New Zealand Maori CE.NAMU.2B Namu Sandfly
Rarotongan CE.NAMU.2B Namu-rikiriki Sandflies, small flies
New Zealand Maori NP.NANEA Nanea Sufficient, satisfying, abundant
Luangiua NP.NANEA ŋaŋea Sufficient, satisfying
Tuamotu NP.NANEA Nanea Sufficient, satisfying, abundant
Marquesas RO.NANUE Nenue A fish (Kyphosus sp.). Saupe, chub (Kyphosus spp.) (Atl).
Luangiua RO.NANUE ŋaŋue Topsail Drummer Fish
Tahitian PN.NAO Na/nao Essayer d'atteindre, avec la main, un object visible. To thrust or introduce the hand or arm into any cavity, hole, or aperture (Dvs).
Fijian CP.NAO-NAO Naanaa Sandfly, gnat
Penrhyn CP.NAO-NAO Noonoo Small fly-like insect of any kind such as sand-fly, fruit-fly, midge and so on
New Zealand Maori CE.NAPE.B Nape Say falteringly, mis-say
Tuamotu CE.NAPE.B Nape/nape To slip, err, of the tongue; to say falteringly, mis-say
Fijian FJ.NASA Nasa Shoot at by bending a stick and releasing it
Rapa FJ.NASE Naʔe A fern (Asplenium obtusatum)
Tongan OC.NATU.1 Natu Mix by kneading; massage with leaves etc
Easter Island NP.NAU.1 Nau/nau Sandalwood
Rarotongan EP.NAWE Na/nave Exquisite (of sensation); delicate (of taste); extreme (of pleasure; to have or feel above qualities; be delighted; delight ; delight, pleasure
Rarotongan TA.NEINEI Neinei A small, endemic tree (Fitchia speciosa). Tree-daisy (Gdr).
New Zealand Maori PN.NENE Whaka/nene/ Cause pleasant sensation
Rarotongan NP.NEWA.B Neeneva Foolish, stupid, insane; idiot, fool; insanity, insanely
Samoan PN.NEWA.A Neva Saunter, stroll ; wander about having nowhere to go
East Uvea CP.NIFA.2 Nifa A sardine
Fijian CP.NIFA.2 Da/niva/ A fish (Sardinella sp.)
Marquesas CP.NIFA.2 Nifa (Sardinella marquisensis). Poisson-savon; soapfish (Fatu Hiva) (Atl).
Easter Island PN.NIKO Niko Salir el humo en volutas
Samoan PN.NIMO.1 Nimo Vanish, disappear , out of sight, to be
Rarotongan TA.NINA Nina Devastate (e.g. of a flood); ravage, lay waste, sack
Tahitian TA.NINA Nina To cover with earth or water; to heap up earth about the stems of plants; to bury some unpleasant report
East Futuna EO.NOA.1 Noa Ne rien y avoir; inutilement; sans raison; pour rien
Rarotongan EO.NOA.1 Noa Ordinary, not sacred, unsanctified, free from tapu
Rennellese EO.NOA.1 Noa Be without taboo or sanctity
Tahitian EO.NOA.1 Noa Common, in opposition to raa, sacred. Commun, simple, profane (Jsn).