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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nggela EO.LAQU.1 Ra/rau/ Put hands into a bag; grope with outstretched hands
Niue EO.LAQU.1 Lau To get caught (e.g. fish hook on coral rock); [be struck, hit]
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.LAQU.1 Lau Hit, reach, touch Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.LAQU.1 Lau/a Find, hit, get, meet Uncertain Semantic Connection
Pukapuka EO.LAQU.1 Wakala/lau To pull something toward one with a hooked stick
Rarotongan EO.LAQU.1 Rau Leaf-sweep, an implement made from coconut leaves and creepers used to drive fish
Rarotongan EO.LAQU.1 ʔIi/rau Hook out, fish out (with an implement)
Tongan EO.LAQU.1 Laʔu Pinch, pull up, of small weeds
East Futuna NP.LAQU.2 Laʔu Piece of yam used for planting
Hawaiian NP.LAQU.2 Lau Sweet potato slip or vine Problematic
Samoan NP.LAQU.2 Lau/fasi Part of a yam divided into pieces for planting
Rennellese PN.RAQU Gaʔu Be rewarded, well-supplied with food
Tikopia PN.RAQU Rau Share in formal distribution of food; yield of tree
Tongan PN.RAQU Aʔu/sia Partake of, get share of feast
West Futuna PN.RAQU Rau Share, portion, inheritance
Tuvalu SO.LAU-QEFA Lauefa Wide
Vaeakau-Taumako SO.LAU-QEFA Laueha, lauefa Calm, flat, wide, big
Rennellese SO.LAU-QEFA Gauʔeha Wide
Tokelau SO.LAU-QEFA Lauefa Wide
East Uvea NP.LAU-FALA Lau-fa Feuille de pandanus (Pandanus tectorius)
Hawaiian NP.LAU-FALA Lau hala Pandanus leaf, especially as used in plaiting
Ifira-Mele NP.LAU-FALA Raufara Pandanus sp. without thorns, used for weaving
Rarotongan NP.LAU-FALA Rauʔara A plant, a variety of pandanus, but with thinner and softer leaves than 'ara, used for floormats and baskets
Samoan NP.LAU-FALA Laufala Plant of screwpine family (Pandanus sp.)
Tahitian NP.LAU-FALA Raufara The leaves of the pandanus which are used for thatching the native houses . Feuille de pandanus, toit des cases indigènes
Tokelau NP.LAU-FALA Laufala Pandanus leaf (leaves) in general
Tuamotu NP.LAU-FALA Raufara The young leaves of the pandanus when used for matting or hat-making (TAK, ANA, NAP) a mature pandanus tree; of some eight or more feet in height (NAP)
West Futuna NP.LAU-FALA Raushara pialao Pandanus sp. Phonologically Irregular
West Uvea NP.LAU-FALA Lau fala Feuille de pandanus
Anuta PN.LAU-GUTU Rau ngutu Lips
Tuvalu PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lips (Rby
East Futuna PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lips
East Uvea PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lips
Emae PN.LAU-GUTU (Na)raugutu Lip
Nuguria PN.LAU-GUTU Launutu Lip
Nuguria PN.LAU-GUTU Lau nutu Lip
Niue PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lips
Luangiua PN.LAU-GUTU Laŋuku/laoi Lie Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.LAU-GUTU Laungutu Lip
Pukapuka PN.LAU-GUTU Laungutu Lip
Rennellese PN.LAU-GUTU Gaungutu Lip, edges of a fish's mouth or a bird's beak; top edges of a canoe or bowl
Samoan PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lip
Takuu PN.LAU-GUTU Laanutu, launutu Lip
Tikopia PN.LAU-GUTU Raungutu Lip, of persons, vessels etc.
Tokelau PN.LAU-GUTU Laugutu Lip
Tongan PN.LAU-GUTU Loungutu Lips
East Futuna PN.LAU-QITI Lauʔikiʔiki Etroit
New Zealand Maori PN.LAU-QITI Rauiti Small, fine, thin
Rennellese PN.LAU-QITI Gauʔitiʔiti Narrow
Samoan PN.LAU-QITI Lauitiiti Narrow