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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Uvea EO.KITAA- Gidaa- First person inclusive marker [Heo Dialect]
Tahitian TT.KII-TAKE ʔIitaataʔe, ʔiitaʔetaʔe Sterne blanche (oiseau) (Gygis alba)
Marquesas PN.KIWA.1 Keʔaa kiva A blue-green stone
Luangiua PN.KIWI.2 Haa/ʔivi Wink
Kapingamarangi PN.KOO.1 Go/aa Plot of land; area, place, time Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.KOA.1 Koaa Postposed interrogative or emphatic particle . Usually expressing uncertainty, interrogation, or suspense
Hawaiian CE.KOATA ʔO(w)aa A measurement equal to half the width of a finger, of fishing nets Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori CE.KOOFAA Koowhaa Split open
Mangaia CE.KOOFAA Kooʔaa(ʔaa) Wide open, gaping open
Rarotongan CE.KOO-FURE Kooʔure Backside (Ngaa-puu-toru dial.) . Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.KORA.1 ʔOla/ʔolaa Soiled, smeared
New Zealand Maori EC.KOLEMU Kaaremu Plug of canoe, etc. Problematic
Niue CP.KOLI.2 (Kaa)koli Trailing or scrambling shrub (Clerodendum inerme)
Kapingamarangi MP.KOLO.2 Koro maanga Want to have, greedy for, look at greedily as though begging
West Uvea PN.KOLOA Koloa Richesse; (koloa maaoli: richesses traditionnelles (perles de néphrite, bracelet en coquillage, etc.))
Tuamotu NP.KOLO-MATUA Koromaatua A wise person
Niuafo'ou NP.KO-LUA (Ku)laa, luaa Second person dual preposed pronoun
Rarotongan PN.KONA.3 Kona, konaaʔia Stupefied from poison or drink, poisoned, drunk
Tikopia PN.KONA.3 Konaa Intoxicated, poisoned
New Zealand Maori NP.KO-NAA Konaa There, near you
Penrhyn NP.KO-NAA Konaa There
Rarotongan TA.KOO-PURA.1 Koopura (piece of) tuber, esp. yam, for propagating (Ngaa-puu-toru dial.)
Niue CE.KOO-TAFA.A Kotaa. Kootaa (McE). Frigate bird (Fregata minor) Borrowed
Pukapuka CE.KOO-TAFA.A Kotawa Males of both spp. of Frigatebird (kootawa and kootaa appear in a few chants, poss. early contact period Borrowed
Tahitian TA.KOO-TARE.1 ʔOotaatare Fauvette à long bec (Conopoderas caffra)
Tuvalu AN.-KU.1 Aa/ku, oo/ku Special coalesced form of possessive preposition and 1st person pronoun
New Zealand Maori AN.-KU.1 Aa/ku, oo/ku First person singular possessive postposed comment used when the determiner of the phrase is not te or ngā Problematic
Niue AN.-KU.1 Haa/ku My, of mine
Samoan AN.-KU.1 O/ʔu, aa/ʔu First person singular possessive predicate. My, mine
Tahitian AN.-KU.1 Aa/ʔu, ooʔu Pronom possessif, 1re personne du singulier, classe zéro.
Takuu AN.-KU.1 Aa/ku First person singular possessive postposed pronoun, sg and pl, of mine
Hawaiian CE.KUUFAA ʔUuhaa Thigh, lap, shoulders, hindquarters (of horse or pig)
New Zealand Maori CE.KUUFAA Kuu(w)haa Thigh
Mangareva EP.KUHANE Kuʔaane Ame; gros papillon; oiseau mythique au chant mélodieux
Mangaia EO.KUI.1 Kui Blind woman whose sight was restored by Taane
Rapa PN.KUI.2 Peaa ivi Widow (from TAH) Borrowed
Nukuoro OC.KUKA.1 Kaa Mangrove crab Problematic
Anuta PN.KUMAA Kumaa Rat
Niue PN.KUMAA Kumaa Rat
Rotuman PN.KUMAA Kumaa Baby rat Borrowed
Tongan PN.KUMAA Kumaa Rat, mouse
Samoan NP.KUPA ʔUpaa Bear a poor crop
Tuamotu CE.KUUPEE Haa/kupe/kupe To be smeared all over etc.
Nukuoro PN.KUPU.1B Gubu/ daahili Verse of song
Hawaiian NP.KUSA Uhaa/uhaa Pant, puff, as a dog, or as the wind Problematic
Pukapuka AN.IA.1 Iaa/na He, she, it
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.IKE Ike A tree with strong hard wood used for making posts and handles of axes. Rotatable part of helve of tupaa (adze type); a type of wood often used for this (Lch). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua XO.QILAAMOTU.* Ilaamoku Sister's son
Takuu XO.QILAAMOTU.* Ilaamotu Reciprocal kinship term: classificatory mother's brother (maternal uncle), sister's child (nephew, niece)
Anuta PN.QILAAMUTU Iraamutu Sister's child