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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau EO.LAU.3 Lau/efa Wide
Tongan EO.LAU.3 Lau/fola To spread abroad (what was secret) by talking about it
Tongan EO.LAU.3 Lau/hakau Area (in the sea) more or less covered with reefs
Tongan EO.LAU.3 Lau/lahi Broad, wide of a board, mat, road etc.
Tongan EO.LAU.3 Lau/siʔi Narrow (of a board, mat, road etc.
Tongan EO.LAU.3 Lau/iiki (dual or plural) Narrow (of a board, mat, road etc.)
West Uvea EO.LAU.3 Lau/efa Largeur, large
West Uvea EO.LAU.3 Lau/liki Narrow (Leverd)
Fijian PN.RAU.1 Yara/rau/ Net made of coconut leaves
Hawaiian PN.RAU.1 Lau Seine net
New Zealand Maori PN.RAU.1 Rau Catch, as in a net
Mangareva PN.RAU.1 Rau Net of coconut leaves. Espèce de filet (guirlande de feuilles de cocotier) pour la pêche
Nukuoro PN.RAU.1 Ga/lau/na A big net for fishing, requiring several persons to manipulate
Nukuoro PN.RAU.1 Rau/rau A net
Penrhyn PN.RAU.1 Rau Net of Coconut leaves
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.RAU.1 Lau Traditional way of fishing with a long line with coconut leaves attached to it and with a number of people taking part
Rapa PN.RAU.1 Rau Leaf rope (old term) Problematic
Rarotongan PN.RAU.1 Rau Net with net of coconut leaves
Rotuman PN.RAU.1 Rou/ vao Cast net
Samoan PN.RAU.1 Lau One unit (or several units) of a communald fishing device (lauloa) consisting of 18 to 24 ft. lengths of fau bast to which coconut-palm leaves are attached at intervals
Tahitian PN.RAU.1 Rau Pêcher avec des feuilles assemblées en forme de filets
Tikopia PN.RAU.1 Rau To sweep with net
Tokelau PN.RAU.1 Lau Line of beaters in a fish drive
Tongan PN.RAU.1 Au Fishing net made of long vine and coconut leaves
Tuamotu PN.RAU.1 Rau Catch in net
Anuta PN.RAU.2 Rau One hundred
Easter Island PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred
Tuvalu PN.RAU.2 Rau One hundred bonito or nuts ; a hundred of anything
East Futuna PN.RAU.2 Lau Hundred
East Uvea PN.RAU.2 Te/au/ Hundred Problematic
Fijian PN.RAU.2 Drau Hundred
Hawaiian PN.RAU.2 Lau Four hundred, numerous
Kapingamarangi PN.RAU.2 Lau Hundred
New Zealand Maori PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred
Moriori PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred
Marquesas PN.RAU.2 ʔAu Deux cents [Southeast Marquesan Dialect], quatre cents [Northwest Marquesan Dialect]
Mangareva PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred. Cent (comptait 200 à l'ère pré-chrétienne).
Nuguria PN.RAU.2 Huutaa/rau Hundred (counting money and coconuts)
Niue PN.RAU.2 Te/au Hundred
Nukuoro PN.RAU.2 Lau Hundred
Penrhyn PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred; one hundred fathoms; two hundred, traditionally used for counting birds, fish and coconuts
Rarotongan PN.RAU.2 Rau Two hundred
Rennellese PN.RAU.2 Gau One hundred
Sa'a PN.RAU.2 I/raua Hundred (of yams)
Samoan PN.RAU.2 Lau Hundred
Sikaiana PN.RAU.2 Lau Cardinal number - one hundred for mats, pudding, fish, and fathoms
Tahitian PN.RAU.2 Rau One hundred; when the natives count by couples, it is 200
Takuu PN.RAU.2 Rau Hundred
Tikopia PN.RAU.2 Rau Ten or hundred according to items counted
Tikopia PN.RAU.2 Nge/au Hundred, in multiples (Gaimard) Problematic