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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.MA-FUTA Ma(a)futa To rise, as pigeons; be roused from sleep; to dwell together;
Tahitian PN.MA-FUTA Ma/huta/huta To leap or frisk about
Tongan PN.MA-FUTA Mofuta Come on suddenly (of pain, anger etc.); get rough suddenly (of sea)
Tuamotu PN.MA-FUTA Mahuta To skim, leap (as flying-fish); rise into flight, fly
Tuamotu PN.MA-FUTA Maahuta Rise (of sun/moon), spring/dart/rise into flight
Niue PN.MA-FUTI Mafuti Plucked out (as hair etc.); slight pain
Niue PN.MA-FUTI Mafuti/futi To come out, to come off (e.g. hair, feathers)
Rarotongan PN.MA-FUTI Maʔuti Jerk free, become detached, come off (of a button), come out (of a tooth), come out of the ground (of a post)
Rennellese PN.MA-FUTI Mahuti Be plucked (as a feather, hair)
Tahitian PN.MA-FUTI Mahuti Arraché, être arraché; ouvert, être ouvert; être sorti définitivement, être dégagé; sortir, émettre, produire. To draw up, or out; to slip off (Dvs).
Tongan PN.MA-FUTI Mafusi Pulled slightly out of position; pulled or plucked
Tuvalu AN.MAGA.1 Maga Branch, branching, forked
East Futuna AN.MAGA.1 Maga Branch (in road, irrigation channel)
Marquesas AN.MAGA.1 Maka (MQN), mana (MQS) Branche, rameau. Bras de mer, de riviére (Dln).
Mangareva AN.MAGA.1 Maga Forked. Branche; être fourchu (en parlant des branches des arbres); appui, support, soutien, cale, tout ce qui sert à retenir le sol
Nuguria AN.MAGA.1 Mana-rakau Twig (branch of tree)
Niue AN.MAGA.1 Maga Forked. branched, opened up our out; fork (area between branches), parting, division...
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.MAGA.1 Manga Split, nock of arrow which is put to the bow string; be forked, be branching
Tahitian AN.MAGA.1 Maʔa Se croiser (routes)
Tahitian AN.MAGA.1 Maa Cloven, divided, applied to many things
Takuu AN.MAGA.1 Mana Forked, branching; fork, crotch
Tikopia AN.MAGA.1 Manga Branch, division
Tuamotu AN.MAGA.1 Maŋa Forked in many places
West Futuna AN.MAGA.1 Maga Cloven, forked, branching, fused at one point
Fijian EO.MAGA.2 Maga- Vagina
Pukapuka EO.MAGA.2 Manga Open out, split apart
Rotuman EO.MAGA.2 Maga Gape, be wide open
Samoan EO.MAGA.2 Maga/maga Vaginal opening
Sikaiana EO.MAGA.2 M/mana Sit with legs wide apart
Tokelau EO.MAGA.2 Maga Vagina
New Zealand Maori PN.MAGAA Mangaa Barracouta (Thyrsites atun); Gummy Shark (Mustelus antarcticus)
Rarotongan PN.MAGAA Mangaa Barracouta and Snake Mackerel (Gempylidae)
Tongan PN.MAGAA Mangaa A fish
Tuamotu PN.MAGAA Mangaa A fish (Promethichthys prometheus)
Tuvalu PN.MAQAGA Maaga Mouthful, portion, left-overs; to chew and spit out when chumming fish
Hawaiian PN.MAQAGA Maana A chewed mass, as for kava drinking
Kapingamarangi PN.MAQAGA Maanga Yield well (of coconuts) ; husk of coconut after juice extracted
Emae PN.MAQAGA Maaga Residue of sugarcane or kava
New Zealand Maori PN.MAQAGA Maanga Remains of food after a meal
New Zealand Maori PN.MAQAGA Maanga/i Mouth
Mangaia PN.MAQAGA Maanga A bit, piece, portion; food
Marquesas PN.MAQAGA Maka (MQN), mana, maʔa (MQS) Bouchée, petit morceau, parcelle, un peu
Mangareva PN.MAQAGA Maga Bouchée de nourriture. A mouthful (Tgr).
Niue PN.MAQAGA Maaga Part, division, piece; and a bit; village
Penrhyn PN.MAQAGA Maanga Food; bit, piece, small quantity
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MAQAGA Maga/i Piece (of food)
Rarotongan PN.MAQAGA Maanga Bit, piece, portion of anything
Samoan PN.MAQAGA Maaga Mouthful of kava chewed ready for mixing
Tahitian PN.MAQAGA Maaʔa (sens général) Nourriture, mets; (sens restrictif) nourriture d'origine végétale; légume, fruit, chair des légumes et des fruits
Emae SO.MA-GAALAFU Magarafu Hearth, fire site