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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nuguria PN.LE-LEI Mata/leilei Beautiful
Pukapuka PN.LE-LEI Lelei Good, pretty, all right
Rotuman PN.LE-LEI Lelei Good, desirable, advisable, satisfactory .
Samoan PN.LE-LEI Lelei Good
Tongan PN.LE-LEI Lelei Good
Hawaiian CE.REREIOGA Leleiona Shark-sucker, remora (Echineidae spp.); fidgety, foolish, restless
Mangareva CE.REREIOGA Rereioga Sentir une impression de vide dans l'estomac ou dans les entrailles causée par la faim Problematic
Mangareva CE.REREIOGA Rereiʔutu Poisson, inconnu de nos jours Problematic
Penrhyn CE.REREIOGA Reireiono Banded trevally (Gnathanodon speciosus)
Pukapuka CE.REREIOGA Leileionge Fish sp., Caranx helvolus (Uraspis helvola) Problematic
Tahitian CE.REREIOGA Reioa The stern of a large native canoe Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian CE.REREIOGA Rereioa A dream, the wandering of the mind during sleep; to dream Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian CE.REREIOGA Rerei To waste away through sickness; to be lank and thin, as a sick person Problematic
Tahitian CE.REREIOGA Rerei Third draught of fishes in a new net Problematic
Tuamotu CE.REREIOGA Rereiooŋa Fish sp. (Gnathanodon speciosus)
Easter Island TA.RERU.* Heru Pantorrilla Borrowed Problematic
Easter Island TA.RERU.* Reru Calf (Thomson) Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection
Manihiki-Rakahanga TA.RERU.* Reru Food pounder
Pukapuka TA.RERU.* Lelu Stir until smooth; mix in another ingredient Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan TA.RERU.* Reru Pound, thump, strike with heavy, resounding blow; a pounder, pestle
Easter Island FJ.LEMO.1 Emu To leak, drown, founder. Sink (Wbr). Phonologically Irregular
Fijian FJ.LEMO.1 Dromu Sink under water or below the horizon
Fijian FJ.LEMO.1 Lemo Disappear suddenly from sight
Rapa FJ.LEMO.1 ʔEmu Sink, drown Phonologically Irregular
Samoan FJ.LEMO.1 Le/lemo Drown someone
Sikaiana FJ.LEMO.1 L/lemo To drown someone
Tikopia FJ.LEMO.1 Lemo Escape Problematic
Tokelau FJ.LEMO.1 Le/lemu Drown (vt); duck (vt) under the water Phonologically Irregular
Anuta NP.LEMO.2 Remo To drop an object; for an object to fall
Kapingamarangi NP.LEMO.2 Lemu To slip out, e.g. from inside something
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.LEMO.2 Lemo, lemu Slippery
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.LEMO.2 Ta/lemo Slip (vi)
Tikopia NP.LEMO.2 Lemo To slip, slippery Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.LEMU Lemu Rectum, anus
East Uvea PN.LEMU Lemu Rectum, anus
Pukapuka PN.LEMU Puu/lemu/ Anus
Tongan PN.LEMU Lemu Rectum, anus
Tuamotu PN.LEMU Ka/remu/ Anus, rectum
Hawaiian CE.REMU.1 Lemu Buttocks
New Zealand Maori CE.REMU.1 Remu Buttocks; tail feathers of certain birds
Moriori CE.REMU.1 Remu Hem, border of garment
Pukapuka CE.REMU.1 Lemu Buttocks Borrowed
Tuamotu CE.REMU.1 Remu Buttocks
New Zealand Maori TA.REMU.2 Remu/remu Plant sp
Penrhyn TA.REMU.2 Remu Moss, seaweed; kind of edible seaweed which is sometimes eaten
Rarotongan TA.REMU.2 Remu Moss, seaweed
Tahitian TA.REMU.2 Remu Mousse (plante); algue
Tuamotu TA.REMU.2 Remu Moss
East Futuna PN.LENA.1 Le/lena Etre étendu au soleil (natte, tapa)
Hawaiian PN.LENA.1 Lena To stretch out, as to dry; draw tight (as a belt); bend (as a bow)