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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian CE.AO-RAGI Ao-lani Street name in Honolulu
New Zealand Maori CE.AO-RAGI Ao-rangi Mountain (highest) in New Zealand
Tahitian CE.AO-RAGI Aoraʔi Palais; nom d' une montagne à Tahiti
Tuamotu CE.AO-RAGI Aoraŋi The house of Tane-atua
New Zealand Maori PN.QAPA Apa Serf, minion, worker
Niue PN.QAPA Apa/apa Make obeisance, show respect
Tikopia PN.QAPA Apa Raise person in arms or on lap as a sign of great respect or for protection from danger or defilement
Tongan PN.QAPA ʔAʔapa Behave in respectful way
East Futuna FJ.APAI.1 Apai Purlins
East Uvea FJ.APAI.1 Apai Perche mise en traverse d'une toiture pour relier ensemble les chevrons; porter, soutenir du plat de la main
Fijian FJ.APAI.1 I yapai Purlins (Thompson 1940)
New Zealand Maori FJ.APAI.1 Apai Front wall of a house Problematic
Manihiki-Rakahanga FJ.APAI.1 Hapai Longitudinal beams Phonologically Irregular
Tongan FJ.APAI.1 Apai Certain parts of roof timbers of a Tongan house. They run lengthwise and the rafters are bound to them
West Uvea FJ.APAI.1 Apa/apa Coin arrière de la maison Problematic
Anuta SO.APAI.2 Aapai To carry a large load, such as a bundle of firewood, in one's arms.
Tuvalu SO.APAI.2 Apai Lift, carry (= hapai). Use two hands to raise or lift something (Jsn).
East Futuna SO.APAI.2 Apa/apai Etendre la main pour recevoir quelque chose; tenir horizontalement avec les deux mains un baton etc Etre tenu horizontalement à bras tendus (bébé) (Mfr).
East Uvea SO.APAI.2 Apai Porter; soutenir du plat de la main
Nukuoro SO.APAI.2 Aba/abai Carry a canoe in shallow water; carry half-lifting
Tikopia SO.APAI.2 Aapai Raise person in arms or on lap -- as a sign of great respect or for protection from danger or defilement
New Zealand Maori NP.APAKULA Apakura Mother who engages younger son, Whakatau-pootiki, to avenge his brother's death
Moriori NP.APAKULA Apukura Mother who engages a relative, Whakatau to avenge the death of her son Tuu
Rarotongan NP.APAKULA Apakura Mother who engages Vakatau-ii to avenger her son's death
Samoan NP.APAKULA Apaʔula Mother who engages a warrior to avenge her son's death
New Zealand Maori TA.APARAGI Aparangi Open sky, arch of heaven
Mangaia TA.APARAGI Aparangi Vault of heaven
Mangareva TA.APARAGI Aparagi Etre très maigre, desséché Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian TA.APARAGI Aparai Clear, cloudless, of sky
East Futuna SO.APELE Apele Plein; rempli; remplir (v.i.)
New Zealand Maori TA.APERE Koo/pere/ A dart and the device by which it was thrown
Rarotongan TA.APERE Apere A native game
Tahitian TA.APERE Apere The reed thrown or darted in the game called aperea; the person that throws the reed
Anuta PN.QAPI.1 Api Group of kinsmen plus affines
East Uvea PN.QAPI.1 ʔApi Maison, propriété, plantation, terre, terrain...le terrain appartenant à une famille, sur lequel se trouvent la maison et les dépendances
Nukuoro PN.QAPI.1 A/abi Room (of a house)
Niue PN.QAPI.1 Api To dwell, camp, lodge
Samoan PN.QAPI.1 Api Lodge, lodged, lodging-house
Tongan PN.QAPI.1 ʔApi Home, allotment of ground, area of land for special
East Futuna MP.QAPI.2 ʔApi Many, crowded (of people)
East Uvea MP.QAPI.2 ʔApiʔapi Etre serrés les uns contre les autres, encombré
Kapingamarangi MP.QAPI.2 Abi/dia Packed closely together, crowded in a small space
New Zealand Maori MP.QAPI.2 Apiapi Crowded, dense; confined, constricted
Mangareva MP.QAPI.2 Apiapi Etre serré, pressé les uns contre les autres (en parlant de personnes)
Niue MP.QAPI.2 Apiapi Narrow, confined. Crowded (Sph).
Penrhyn MP.QAPI.2 Apiapi Congested, crowded
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.QAPI.2 Api To stop, obstruct, shield ; closed
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.QAPI.2 Api/hia To close
Pukapuka MP.QAPI.2 Apiapi Crowded, packed tight
Rarotongan MP.QAPI.2 Api(api) Crowded, congested, full up, cluttered up