| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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FJ.LEKE.1
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Leke
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Big cowrie shell
Problematic
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Rennellese
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FJ.LEKE.1
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Geke
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Bend, bending
Problematic
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Rotuman
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FJ.LEKE.1
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Reke
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The pocket of a seine net
Borrowed
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Easter Island
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NP.LEKE.2
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Reke
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Spur, talon, claw, heel. Heel, heel-piece.
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New Zealand Maori
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NP.LEKE.2
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Reke
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Knob, poll of an adze, tongue end of a taiaha; pin used to fasten hair in a top-knot; fish-hook
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Mangareva
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NP.LEKE.2
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Reke
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Talon; bout large d'une auge, d'un pétrin; extrémité d'un hamecon ou l'on attache la ficelle. The large end of a kneading-trough; the end of a fish-hook that is attached to the line (Tgr).
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Penrhyn
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NP.LEKE.2
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Reke
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Shank knob of fishhook
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Pukapuka
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NP.LEKE.2
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Leke
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Shank knob of fishhook
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Rotuman
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NP.LEKE.2
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Leke
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On tip-toe
Problematic
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Tokelau
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NP.LEKE.2
|
Leke
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Eye of a fish-hook
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Tuamotu
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NP.LEKE.2
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Reke
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Heel; to hook with a gaff
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Kapingamarangi
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NO.LEKIA.*
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Manu-de/legia/
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White-capped Noddy Tern (Anous minutus)
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Nukuoro
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NO.LEKIA.*
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Legia
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(Anous minutus)
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Luangiua
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NO.LEKIA.*
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Leʔiʔa
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A black seabird (Anous tenuirostris)
Phonologically Irregular
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Luangiua
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NO.LEKIA.*
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Leia
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Black Noddy (Anous minutus). Nicobar Pigeon (Caloenas nicobarica) (Hbn).
Phonologically Irregular
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Sikaiana
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NO.LEKIA.*
|
Lekia
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(Anous tenuirostris)
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Fijian
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CP.LEKILEKI
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Leqileqi
|
Puzzlenut tree
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Rotuman
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CP.LEKILEKI
|
Lekileki
|
Puzzlenut tree
Problematic
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Samoan
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CP.LEKILEKI
|
Leʔileʔi
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A tree, puzzlenut (Xylocarpus moluccensis)
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Tongan
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CP.LEKILEKI
|
Lekileki
|
Puzzlenut tree (Xylocarpus granatum)
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Anuta
|
OC.LELE.A
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Rere
|
To travel quickly - to run, to fly; also of a ship or canoe racing over the water
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East Futuna
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
|
Fly, run quickly
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Fijian
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
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Ferry over a short distance
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Fijian
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Rere
|
Afraid
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Kapingamarangi
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
|
Run, drive, ride
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Moriori
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Rere
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Run, move swiftly, rush, dash; assault; escape; (canoe) set out
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Marquesas
|
OC.LELE.A
|
ʔEʔe (MQS), rere (MQN)
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S'en aller, s'enfuir, disparaître. Jump (Dln).
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Mangareva
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OC.LELE.A
|
Rere
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Fly, run, jump. Voler à la façon des oiseaux; décoller (se dit aussi d'un objet lancé); courir avec vitesse, se précipiter; descendre d'un navire, d'un lieu élevé; sauter en haut, s'élancer d'un lieu à un autre
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Niue
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
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To fly; flow (of liquid)
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Penrhyn
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OC.LELE.A
|
Rere
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Fly, skip, swing
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Vaeakau-Taumako
|
OC.LELE.A
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He/lele/kaki, he/lele/kina
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Fly about
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Pukapuka
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OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
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Run; swim quickly (of fish)
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Rennellese
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OC.LELE.A
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Gege
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Jump, fly, leap, swing
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Sikaiana
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OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
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Fly, flow (as a river)
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Takuu
|
OC.LELE.A
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Llee
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Fly; (of fish or other marine animal) move through the water, swim; (of wind) change direction, shift...
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West Uvea
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OC.LELE.A
|
Lele
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(Oiseaux, peka, ika) voler; (personnes) sauter, accourir; balançoire
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West Futuna
|
OC.LELE.A
|
Lele-a
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To make something fly away (of the wind)
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Tuvalu
|
EC.LE-LEA.1
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Le/lea/
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Speech of spirits brought back to life or of those possessed by evil spirits
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Pukapuka
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EC.LE-LEA.1
|
Lea
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Speak under influence of a spirit
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Tuvalu
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PN.LELE-A.2
|
Lelea
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Driven away by the wind, to be
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East Futuna
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PN.LELE-A.2
|
Lele-a
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Driven away by wind, to be
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East Uvea
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PN.LELE-A.2
|
Lelea
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Driven away by the wind, to be
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Hawaiian
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PN.LELE-A.2
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Lele-a
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Prayer so that kava essence will fly to gods
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Samoan
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PN.LELE-A.2
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Lelea
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Driven away by the wind, to be
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Tongan
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PN.LELE-A.2
|
Lelea
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Driven away by the wind, to be
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Hawaiian
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SO.LELEFUA.*
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Lehua
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Flower of the `oohi`a tree
Problematic
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Ifira-Mele
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SO.LELEFUA.*
|
Refue
|
A kind of moth
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Niue
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SO.LELEFUA.*
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Lefua
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Chief (wife's term for husband in respectful language)
Problematic
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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SO.LELEFUA.*
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Lelehua
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A kind of moth
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Tikopia
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SO.LELEFUA.*
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Rerefua, ?rerefue
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Anglerfish (Antennaridae), with filament hanging down above mouth and used in attracting prey
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