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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Easter Island CE.RUFI.2 Maa/ruhi Crippled, paralytic. Weak (Wbr).
Easter Island CE.RUFI.2 Ruhi/ruhi Weakness
East Uvea CE.RUFI.2 Lufi/lufi Etre saisi d'effroi Problematic
Hawaiian CE.RUFI.2 Luhi Weary, tired, fatigued
Mangaia CE.RUFI.2 Ruʔi In an unhealthy state after delivery (of woman)
Penrhyn CE.RUFI.2 Rohi/rohi Tired, weary Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian CE.RUFI.2 Ruhi Avoir envie de dormir
Tahitian CE.RUFI.2 Maa/ruhi Etre en mue (se dit des crustacés); mou, meuble (terre)
Tuamotu CE.RUFI.2 Ruhi Weary, languid
Anuta PN.LUGA Runga Above (location or direction); any land east of Anuta
Mangaia PN.LUGA Nunga Top (Gill 1876, p.150)
Marquesas PN.LUGA ʔUka (MQN), ʔuna (MQS) Sur, dessus; le dessus, le haut, l'extérieur, la superficie
Mangareva PN.LUGA Ruga Above. Lieu élevé.
Nuguria PN.LUGA Tu-ki-/lunga Stand up
Rapa PN.LUGA Runga Above. Upper (lip) (Grn).
Tahitian PN.LUGA Niʔa Locatif: dessus, haut; Est (d'ou vient le vent) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.LUGA Luga On, onto, in an upward direction, above, top (Sma)
Hawaiian CE.RUHIA Luhia Variety of shark
Mangareva CE.RUHIA Luhia Grand requin
Penrhyn CE.RUHIA Ruuhia Large shark sp.
Rarotongan CE.RUHIA Ruʔi Large sp. of fish Problematic
Kapingamarangi NP.LUU-KAU.* Ligau Stalk of the taro plant (edible in the Colocasia varieties); prepared food: taro stalk with coconut cream wrapped in taro leaves and cooked in the ground oven
Ifira-Mele NP.LUU-KAU.* Rikau Native cabbage, a spinach-like plant
Niue NP.LUU-KAU.* Luku A fern (Asplenium nidus); the young leaves are used as a vegetable Problematic
Rarotongan NP.LUU-KAU.* Ruukau Edible tops of taro plant
West Uvea NP.LUU-KAU.* U/lukau Plante; chou canaque, (Hibiscus manihot) ... dont on mange les feuilles en épinards
West Futuna NP.LUU-KAU.* Rukau. Tu/rukau (Cpl). Native cabbage
Samoan PN.LUKI Luʔi Defy, challenge
Tokelau PN.LUKI Luki Challenge
Tongan PN.LUKI Luki Challenge, boast, defy
Hawaiian TA.RUKI Liʔi Imaginary or indistinct sound Problematic
New Zealand Maori TA.RUKI Ruki Dark
Tahitian TA.RUKI Ruʔi Nuit (peu usité)
Tuamotu TA.RUKI Ruki Dark, night
Fijian FJ.LUKU.A Luku Hold several things in hand at once
New Zealand Maori FJ.LUKU.A Ru/ruku/ Draw together with cord, etc
Samoan FJ.LUKU.A Lu/luʔu/ Carry in hand , take up handful
Tahitian FJ.LUKU.A Ru/ruʔu/ Lier
Tokelau FJ.LUKU.A Lu/luku/ Grasp things collectively in hands or arms
Tongan FJ.LUKU.A Luku/luku Gather up/draw together (Garment) so as to look untidy
East Futuna PN.LUKU.B Lu/luku Carry in the arms, as a baby
Nggela PN.LUKU.B Lugu Hug, clasp tight
Niue PN.LUKU.B Luku(luku) To carry in the arms [ex. child].
Tikopia PN.LUKU.B Ruku/ruku To bear in the arms
Tongan PN.LUKU.B Luuku/tanga What one holds in one's arms or hands
Easter Island PN.RUKU Ruku Sumergirse, zambullida; pescar debajo del agua
Hawaiian PN.RUKU Luʔu Dive, plunge into water, immerse, duck, dip (as shrimp net)
New Zealand Maori PN.RUKU Ruku Sink, dive, submerge
Moriori PN.RUKU Ruku tuupo Dive
Mangareva PN.RUKU Ruku Plonger dans la mer, se jeter tête première; se coucher (astre); se courber pour éviter un coup; eau qui entre en terre