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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.MAAFOA Maafoa A tree (Canarium sp.) Problematic
East Uvea PN.MA-FOHI Mafohi Etre pelé, écorché Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-FOHI Maahoe Double back the eyelid as practised by children
Tikopia PN.MA-FOHI Mafosifosi Chafe, rub, of tree branches Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.MA-FOHI Mafohi Peeled or skinned
Easter Island PN.MA-FOLA Mahora Planicie, plano
Tuvalu PN.MA-FOLA Mafola Flat (of land); extensive clearing for planting
Emae PN.MA-FOLA Mafora Spread out, sprawling
Marquesas PN.MA-FOLA Mahoʔa (MQN) Déployer, étendre, exposer à l'air, au soleil; unir, étirer, aplatir. Spread out (Dln).
Mangareva PN.MA-FOLA Maʔora Spread. Etendre (se dit des personnes se prosternant, des bois étendus, d'une toiture qui n'a pas assez de pente); déborder, inonder, se répandre
Niue PN.MA-FOLA Mafola To have peace, be at peace, be alright; peace Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukuoro PN.MA-FOLA Mahola gimoo Many dead animals/fish lying about Problematic
Penrhyn PN.MA-FOLA Maahora Sandy or rocky beach with no vegetation, especially with no coconut trees Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MA-FOLA Mahola Calm, flat, wide
Sikaiana PN.MA-FOLA Maahola To be flattened; to be smooth, without wrinkles; to be true or insightful, of speech
Tahitian PN.MA-FOLA Maahora Cour, place publique
Takuu PN.MA-FOLA Mafora (raoi) Recovered from sickness Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian PN.MA-FOLE.1 Maahole To bruise, skin, scrape, as a flesh wound; to injure, as the feelings
Penrhyn PN.MA-FOLE.1 Masore Scratched, peeled off (of the skin) Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mawole Peeled, raw (of skin)
Rarotongan PN.MA-FOLE.1 Maʔore Peel away, peel off, rub or flake off (of skin, bark, paint)
Tahitian PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mahore Peler (intr.), s'écailler, être écorché; injure
Tikopia PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mafole Peeling; skin coming off b Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mahore Skinned, peeled as by sunburn
Easter Island NP.MAFOLE.2 Mahore A little golden fish (Kuhliidae sp.) [Ldn].
East Uvea NP.MAFOLE.2 Mafole A fish
Nukuoro NP.MAFOLE.2 Maholehole Scaled fish Problematic
Easter Island NP.MAFU.1 Mahu Heal, cicatrize
New Zealand Maori NP.MAFU.1 Mahu Healed, cicatrised
Niue NP.MAFU.1 Mafu To heal (vi) Problematic
Tahitian NP.MAFU.1 Mahu Cesser de couler, tarir
Takuu NP.MAFU.1 Mafu Heal, be healed, be gone (of a pain)
West Uvea NP.MAFU.1 Mafu Plaie guérie
East Futuna CP.MAFU.2 Mafu Ball of food cooked in leaves
East Uvea CP.MAFU.2 Mafu Ball of faikai or similar food
Fijian CP.MAFU.2 Mavu Taro beaten up for pudding
New Zealand Maori CP.MAFU.2 Mahu/rangi Flesh of a sweet-potato
Pukapuka CP.MAFU.2 Mawu Grated taro pudding
Rotuman CP.MAFU.2 Mafu Lumpy (of pudding) Borrowed
Hawaiian PN.MAFU.3 Mahuu Weak, flat, as diluted kava or stale beer, insipid, as fresh poi kept too long in the icebox
Kapingamarangi PN.MAFU.3 Ma(a)hu Slightly spoiled, of cooked food
Tongan PN.MAFU.3 Mafu Stale (of food), fermented (of milk); go sour
Easter Island EC.MAAFUU Mahuu Feeble, weak, debilitated ; una persona casta, continente
Hawaiian EC.MAAFUU Maahuu Homosexual of either sex, hermaphrodite
New Zealand Maori EC.MAAFUU Maahuu Not fierce (of a fire), not hurried (of a journey)
Tahitian EC.MAAFUU Mahu To be in a contented state of mind, to endure; meek, not irritable
Tahitian EC.MAAFUU Maahuu Homme travesti, homme qui traditionnellement vit à la manière d'une femme, en a les occupations; homosexuel (sense moderne)
Tuamotu EC.MAAFUU Maahuu Hermaphrodite; dolt, simpleton
Easter Island NP.MA-QAFU.1 Maʔahu Steamy; evaporation
East Futuna NP.MA-QAFU.1 Maʔafu To emit an odour