| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Easter Island
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Apo/éra
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The day after tomorrow
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Easter Island
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Apó era
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Pasado mañana
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New Zealand Maori
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Aapoopoo
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Tomorrow; at some future time
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Moriori
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Apopo
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Henceforth
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Marquesas
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Apopo
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Plus tard, dans la suite
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Mangareva
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EP.AA-POOPOO
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Apoopoo
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Demain
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Tuvalu
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MP.APU.A
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Apu
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(in a game of rummy) To gather one's cards from the table...
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Fijian
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MP.APU.A
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C/avu/-ta
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Pull up, eradicate
Problematic
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Hawaiian
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MP.APU.A
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Apu
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Destroy, ravage, ruin
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New Zealand Maori
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MP.APU.A
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Apu
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Gather into the hands, clutch
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Marquesas
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MP.APU.A
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ʔApu (MQS), kapu (MQN)
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Puiser
Problematic
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Rarotongan
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MP.APU.A
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Apu
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Chase, pursue, harry; strive hard for something, pursue a task vigorously
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Rennellese
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MP.APU.A
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Apu
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To pick, as fruits, as in a basket; to pull
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Hawaiian
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CE.APU.B
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Apu
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To snap or snatch with the teeth
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.APU.B
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Apu
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Cram into the mouth; gorge, glut
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Mangareva
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CE.APU.B
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Apu
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Appetit
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Penrhyn
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CE.APU.B
|
Apu
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To chase and swallow
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Rarotongan
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CE.APU.B
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Apu
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To fall fiercely upon each other when eating, as dogs do
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Tahitian
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CE.APU.B
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Apu
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Se jeter sur une proie (comme le font les chiens, les poissons, les oiseaux de mer), mordre (a la pêche)
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New Zealand Maori
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NP.AAPULU
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Aapuru
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Crowd one upon another; shut up, suppress; overwhelm
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Mangareva
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NP.AAPULU
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Apuru
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Suffocated or smothered by pressure of a crowd. Etre embarssé, gêné; être lourd, lâche (par maladie, climat)
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East Uvea
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AN.ASA.1
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Aha/aha
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Tailler un bois pour en diminuer grosseur
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Fijian
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AN.ASA.1
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Yaca
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To grate, grind, file
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Lau
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AN.ASA.1
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S/ata
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Rub, rub down, sharpen by rubbing
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New Zealand Maori
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AN.ASA.1
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Aha/aha
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Saw-like instrument of shark teeth set in a wooden mounting
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Roviana
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AN.ASA.1
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Asa/ia
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To grind, as an axe if very blunt; grate, as taro etc.
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Sa'a
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AN.ASA.1
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Ata/ata
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Grate
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Fijian
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FJ.QASA
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Yaasa
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Wander about from place to place
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Fijian
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FJ.QASA
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Yasa
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Go stealthily, as to take a thing by surprise
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Rennellese
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FJ.QASA
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Haka/asa
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To clear, as a trail
Problematic
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Samoan
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FJ.QASA
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Asa, aasa
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Wade through, as water or long grass
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.ASEU
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Aheu
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Changeable wind from the south-east
Borrowed
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Niue
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PN.ASEU
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Aheu
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A fish, large-size bluefin trevally (Caranx melampygus)
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Luangiua
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PN.ASEU
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Ausihu
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Golden Trevally
Phonologically Irregular
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Pukapuka
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PN.ASEU
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Aayeu
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(Caranx melampygus)
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Tahitian
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PN.ASEU
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Aheu
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Name of a delicious sort of fish (Teuthis spinus)
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Tokelau
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PN.ASEU
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Aaheu
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(Caranx melampygus)
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East Futuna
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OC.ASI
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Asi
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(Eugenia clusiaefolia)
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Emae
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OC.ASI
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Asiasi
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Tree sp.
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Ifira-Mele
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OC.ASI
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Asi
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Tree with fragrant flower (not Sandalwood)
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Marquesas
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OC.ASI
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Puu/ahi. Pu/ahi (Lch). Bu/áhhi (Crk).
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Sandalwood tree. Bois de santal (Lch).
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Niue
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OC.ASI
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Ahi
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Sandalwood tree (Santalum yasi); a grasslike plant with leaves up to three feet long
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Penrhyn
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OC.ASI
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Ahi
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Kind of grass, growing in a swampy place, local medicine for bone fracture
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Rarotongan
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OC.ASI
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Aʔi
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Sandalwood tree
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Rennellese
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OC.ASI
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Asi
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Large tree sp.
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Tahitian
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OC.ASI
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Ahi
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Bois de santal (Santalum insulare)
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Tikopia
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OC.ASI
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Asi
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Tree sp
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East Uvea
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PN.QASI
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ʔAhi/ʔahi
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Visite, visiter
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Marquesas
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PN.QASI
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Ahi
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Entrer
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Niue
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PN.QASI
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Ahi/ahi
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Visit frequently
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