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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau PN.MATUKU.A Matuku Reef Heron (Demigretta sacra)
Tahitian NP.MAA-UA Maaua Pronom personnel, première personne exclusive du duel, nous deux (excluant la personne à qui l'on s'adresse)
Mangareva PN.MISA Miʔa/miʔa Etre à demi frisé (cheveux, laine). crépu (se dit aussi de l'eau d'un ruisseau qui en rejaillit)
East Futuna PN.MOHE-MITI Moemiti Dream
Pukapuka PN.MOHE-MITI Wakamoemiti Problematic
Samoan PN.MOHE-MITI Moemiti Dream
Tokelau PN.MOHE-MITI Moemiti Dream
Rarotongan NP.MOI.2 Moi A fish, the Threadfin (Polynemidae)
Tahitian NP.MOI.2 Moi Poisson-chat qui vit dans la mer, famille des Polynemidae (Polydactylus sexfilis)
New Zealand Maori ??.MOKA.2 Moka End, extremity; little bits
Rarotongan CE.MOO-TEA Mootea/tea/akaa White-faced, anaemic
Mangareva OC.MUQA.A Mua Before, front. Devant, avant; premier; extrémité, pointe
East Futuna PN.MUQA-KI Muʔaki En premier lieu, d'abord
East Uvea PN.MUQA-KI Muʔaki Premier
Samoan SO.MULE.2 Mumule Odor feminae; odor maris before tefe Problematic
Tongan PN.MURI.1B Mui End, extremity, tip (of yam, bunch of bananas, etc.)
Rarotongan TA.NEINEI Neinei A small, endemic tree (Fitchia speciosa). Tree-daisy (Gdr).
Samoan PN.NIKO Niʔo Do things in a semicircle , twirl, twiddle
Mangareva CE.OTI-RA Tira Aller droit au but sans crainte, continuer son chemin. Go straight along a road till you get to the end or the place you set out for (Tgr). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva PN.PA-SEKE Paʔeke Glisser sur un corps gras ou uni; être glissant (chemin); rendre les cheveux souples par l'usage de l'huile de coco
Tuamotu NP.PAATEE.1 Paatee Cause to emit clinking, metallic, tapping sound; ring (as bell)
Mangareva CE.PAA-TIKI.* Paatiki, para/patiki, para/katiki Poisson: Bothus mancus (Bothidae); avoir l'habitude de s'asseoir sur les chemins
Mangareva FJ.PAATUKI Paatuki Poisson: Cirrhites pinnulatus, Paracirrhites hemistictus
Samoan PN.PEQE-SI.A1 Pesi Dash down on the ground; come with force, as a storm, an epidemic
Samoan PN.PEQE-SI.A1 Peesi-a Rage (of epidemic, storm)
Tokelau PN.PEQE-SI.A1 Peehi/a Affected by epidemic, hit by a storm
New Zealand Maori PN.PILITA Pirita A liane, supplejack (Ripogonum scandens); semi-parasitic plants (Loranthus, Elytranthe spp.); mistletoe (Tupeia antarctica, Ileostylus micranthus (Gdr))
Nukuoro MP.PIPI.1 Bibi (Cyclotinella remies), tellinidae spp
Tuvalu PN.PITO.2 Pito Extremity, end of
New Zealand Maori PN.PITO.2 Pito End, extremity
Nukuoro PN.PITO.2 Bido Extremity
Samoan PN.PITO.2 Pito Edge, border, end, extremity, point
Tokelau PN.PITO.2 Pito End, extremity, edge, point, tip
Rotuman MP.POA.1 Poa Emit a smell; bait
Easter Island PN.POTU.1 Potu End, tip ; butt, end, extremity, point, piece, stick; children of the youngest brother
Marquesas MP.PUKU.1A Puku (MQN), puʔu (MQS) Fruit; noyau de certains fruits; bourgeon, bouton; bosse, protubérance; tumeur, furoncle; pilule. Tumeur, eminence, noeud dans le bois (Dln).
Mangaia MP.PULA.1 Pura Emit phosphorescent light
Mangareva CE.PUNA-RUA Punarua One who does not like children of first wife. Marâtre; personne qui n'aime pas les enfants du premier mariage.
Marquesas MP.PUTA.1A Puta Trou, ouverture, issue, porte. Chemin, sentier, voie, passage, défile (Lch).
Rennellese NP.SAQAKI.2 Saʔakina Be sick, as with an epidemic, be afflicted
Penrhyn NP.SAU-GA.* Saunga Emit odour; to smell; bad smell; pus
Marquesas NP.SAWAIKI Havaiʔi (MQS) havaiki (MQN) Lieux souterrains, pays mythique des premiers humains qui se situe vers l'ouest, le soleil couchant, selon la légende
Pukapuka MP.SIKU.A Yiku Tail, e.g. of animal, fish; tip, extremity
Tokelau MP.SIKU.A Hiku(hiku) Tail, tip, end, extremity
Marquesas CP.SINA.2 Hina Nom de la premiere femme
Tikopia CP.SINA.2 Ina Semi-supernatural woman who marries tongan ruler Problematic
Mangareva EP.SOPE.2 Ope Anus; extremité des fruits. Derrière, fesses; bottom, buttock, posterior (Atl). Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva EO.SULA ʔUra/ʔura Etre le premier arrivé, arriver le premier à un but
East Futuna AN.TAGI.A Tagi Pleurer, gemir
Samoan PN.TAGULU Tagulu Emit a hollow sounds as by a blow on a hollow tree, or distant