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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rotuman PN.MAQA.1 Maʔa Light (of colour) Borrowed
Tikopia PN.MAQA.1 Maa Clean, light-coloured, white, esp. in contrast to off-coloured or dirty surfaces
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MAQA.2 Ma For (A-possessive, benefactive)
Pukapuka PN.MAQA.2 Maa Benefactive, for
Rennellese PN.MAQA.2 Maʔa Benefactive preposition, for
East Futuna SO.MAQAA Maʔaa Frere de l'épouse; mari de la soeur
Ifira-Mele SO.MAQAA Maa Brother-in-law
Luangiua SO.MAQAA Maa Brother or sister in law. Wife's brother, husband's sister; sister's husband (man speaking), brother's wife (woman speaking) (Hbn)
Luangiua SO.MAQAA ŋaa/maa Sister in law
Vaeakau-Taumako SO.MAQAA Maa Sister-in-law, brother-in-law
Rennellese SO.MAQAA Maʔaa Classificatory brother-in-law (am speaking), sister-in-law (woman speaking)
Tikopia SO.MAQAA Maa Affine of same grade and sex; brother-in-law, sister-in-law
Tokelau SO.MAQAA Maa Husband of a man's sister or cousin
Easter Island OC.MAE.1A Mae/mae Withered
Tuvalu OC.MAE.1A Mae/mae Tip of coconut leaf Problematic
East Futuna OC.MAE.1A Mae Half-dry (of kava), withered (I)
East Futuna OC.MAE.1A Gae Withered, dry Problematic
East Uvea OC.MAE.1A Mae Etre fané, flétri
Hawaiian OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Kapingamarangi OC.MAE.1A Mae Wither
Emae OC.MAE.1A Mae Wilt
New Zealand Maori OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Mangareva OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered. Se flétrir; pâlir, être pâle
Nukuoro OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Luangiua OC.MAE.1A Mae Dried out leaf, withered; sun-burnt; flat, like bike tyre
Penrhyn OC.MAE.1A Mae/mae Withered, dry
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.MAE.1A Mae Wither, dry in the sun (of leaves)
Pukapuka OC.MAE.1A Mae Scorched, dried, burned by sun
Rarotongan OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered; wilt, shrivel
Rennellese OC.MAE.1A Mae Wilt, be wilted
Rotuman OC.MAE.1A Mai Withered, dried, faded
Samoan OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Sikaiana OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Tahitian OC.MAE.1A Mae/mae Ramolli, flétri, se flétrir (fruit); fané, se faner (fleur).
Takuu OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered, dried
Tikopia OC.MAE.1A Mae Wilted
Tokelau OC.MAE.1A Ma/mae/ Withered, die away
Tongan OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
Tuamotu OC.MAE.1A Mae Withered
West Futuna OC.MAE.1A Mae Shrivel, dry up, wither. Fanée (fleur) (Rve).
West Uvea OC.MAE.1A Mae Flétri, fané
East Uvea PN.MAE.1B Mae Se gâter (poisson, viande)
Hawaiian PN.MAE.1B Mae/a Malodorous (of body, vomit, etc.)
Samoan PN.MAE.1B Mae Smell of stale meat or fish , stale (of fish)
Tahitian PN.MAE.1B Mae Soft or decaying, as fruit over ripe
Tahitian PN.MAE.1B Mae/mae Soft, ripe, as plantains or other fruit; over ripe as fruit; tending to dissolution, as flesh or fish. Avarié (poisson) (Lmt).
Tokelau PN.MAE.1B Mae Dried fish
Anuta PN.MAEA.1 Maea Heavy rope of either European cordage or made from bark of the *pau* tree [Hibiscus tiliaceus]
Tuvalu PN.MAEA.1 Maea Rope of foreign manufacture
Kapingamarangi PN.MAEA.1 Moea Very thick rope, especially as used for hauling whales (obs)