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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan NP.MA-QAFU.1 Maafu Emit odour (good or bad)
Tahitian NP.MA-QAFU.1 Mahu A mist or fog on the hills, a low cloud
Tuamotu NP.MA-QAFU.1 Maahu Steam, water vapour, mist
Emae CP.MAQAFU.2 Magarafu o kaaiga, magarafu o kaamali Lesser and greater Magellan Clouds Problematic
New Zealand Maori CP.MAQAFU.2 Maahu-tonga Possibly the southern cross
Rennellese CP.MAQAFU.2 Mahu-toko (Mahu-toki), Mahu-gege Star names. Stars in milky way (Elbert 1965)
Tahitian CP.MAQAFU.2 Mahu/inia The northernmost of the Magellanic clouds
Tahitian CP.MAQAFU.2 Mahu/iraro The southernmost of the Magellanic Clouds
East Uvea PN.MA-FUA Mafua Petits poissons dont se nourissent les gros. Fruits dont les oiseaux se nourissent
Niue PN.MA-FUA Mafua Seasonal food (for fish and birds)
Rennellese PN.MA-FUA Mahua To flock to eat berries (of birds); tree with flocks of birds;such flocks
Samoan PN.MA-FUA Mafua Tempting food or attraction to draw game or fish
Tikopia PN.MA-FUA Mafua Shoal of fish
Tikopia PN.MA-FUA Faka/mafua Flock of birds
Tokelau PN.MA-FUA Mafua Fry, swarm of little fish on which the big fishes feed; prey
Tongan PN.MA-FUA Mafua Favourite food
Tuvalu EO.MAFUIKE Mafuiʔe Earthquake Problematic
East Futuna EO.MAFUIKE Mafuike Earthquake
East Uvea EO.MAFUIKE Mafuike Earthquake
Emae EO.MAFUIKE Mafuike Earthquake
New Zealand Maori EO.MAFUIKE Mahuika Deity from whom fire was obtained by Maaui-tikitiki
Nuguria EO.MAFUIKE Mahu(i)ke Earthquake
Niue EO.MAFUIKE Mafuike Earthquake
Pukapuka EO.MAFUIKE Mauike Whirlwind Problematic
Rennellese EO.MAFUIKE Mahuike Deity who causes earthquakes
Samoan EO.MAFUIKE Mafuiʔe Earthquake ; deity from whom fire was obtained by Ti`iti`i (Turner 1888:210)
Tahitian EO.MAFUIKE Mahuiʔe The discoverer of fire
Tokelau EO.MAFUIKE Maafuie Earthquake Problematic
Tongan EO.MAFUIKE Mofuike Earthquake
West Uvea EO.MAFUIKE Mafuike Tremblement de terre
West Futuna EO.MAFUIKE Mafuke, mahuke (ANI) Earthquake; to move about, to shake Phonologically Irregular
East Uvea PN.MA-FUKE Mafuke Etre defait, deplie
Kapingamarangi PN.MA-FUKE Mahuge Opened, opened up; freed (from prohibition)
Rennellese PN.MA-FUKE Mahuke Be untied, as string; opened up, as a book
Tongan PN.MA-FUKE Mafuke Having come open, of a parcel
Anuta PN.MA-FULI Ma(a)puri Capsize; turn something over; be upside down
Tuvalu PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Capsized (boat); turned over (log) (Rby)
East Futuna PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Turn (Intr.)
East Uvea PN.MA-FULI Mafuli(Fuli) Etre tourne, retourne, renverse
Fijian PN.MA-FULI Maavule Sprained, of a joint Problematic
Niue PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Turned over, upturned
Pukapuka PN.MA-FULI Mawuli To capsize
Samoan PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Turned over, upset. Strained (tendon) (McP).
Tikopia PN.MA-FULI Mafuri Turned over
Tokelau PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Be tipped over; capsize
Tongan PN.MA-FULI Mafuli Turn over, capsize; be overturned, upside-down
East Futuna PN.MA-FUTA Mafuta Get up, from chair or sleep, arise
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-FUTA Mahuta Jump, land from boat, rise
Moriori PN.MA-FUTA Mahuta Rise up
Niue PN.MA-FUTA Ma/futa/ To emerge (as from the bush or from the water after a dive). To wake up intermittently; to come up [as a topic] (Sph).