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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Fijian PN.LOTU.1 Lotu Christian religion
Ifira-Mele PN.LOTU.1 Lotu Church, religion Problematic
Niue PN.LOTU.1 Lotu Religion, denomination
Rotuman PN.LOTU.1 Rotu Engage in christian worship Borrowed
Samoan PN.LOTU.1 Lotu Prayer, religion
Tongan PN.LOTU.1 Lotu Prayer, worship
Easter Island FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu/rotu Clap one's hands together. Strike lightly, tap (an object to repair or straighten it) (Wbr).
Fijian FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu To beat at with fists or stick
Marquesas FJ.LOTU.2 ʔOtu Chase fish into net by beating on canoe or sea
Mangareva FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu Frapper la mer avec les mains pour diriger les poissons vers le filet. To beat the sea to frighten fish into the nets (Tgr).
Rarotongan FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu Catch fish with a rod and line Problematic
Samoan FJ.LOTU.2 Lotu Make a hollow sound in the water with the hand
Tahitian FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu To smite or strike
Tuamotu FJ.LOTU.2 Rotu Beat on sea with a stick as in certain kinds of fishing
Hawaiian CE.ROTU.2 Loku Downpour of rain; to pour (of rain), blow (of wind); to feel deep emotion, pain, sorrow; to weep profusely; intense
New Zealand Maori CE.ROTU.2 (Ro)rotu Heavy, oppressive Problematic
Marquesas CE.ROTU.2 ʔOtu Heavy (rain)
Tahitian CE.ROTU.2 Rotu The heavy rain of one day's continuance
Niue SO.LOTU.3 Lotu Search for food in times of scarcity Problematic
Samoan SO.LOTU.3 Lotu Persevere in times of difficulty
Pukapuka SO.LOTU.3 Lotu Try hard until you get something; desire, beseech (archaic)
Rennellese SO.LOTU.3 Gotu Desire, want
Rennellese SO.LOTU.3 Gotu/ʔaki Work to finish; desire or do persistently and with fervour
Tikopia SO.LOTU.3 Rotu Be bent upon, set upon; concentration
Tikopia SO.LOTU.3 Rotu/rotu Basic meaning of looking after people, having a care for them
Tikopia SO.LOTU.3 Rotu/nga Yield, catch of fish
East Futuna PN.LUU.1 Luu Feuilles de taro
Emae PN.LUU.1 Ruu Native cabbage
Marquesas PN.LUU.1 ʔUu Feuille de taro
Rapa PN.LUU.1 Ru Taro leaves cooked for food
Tongan PN.LUU.1 Luu Taro leaves used as food
Fijian MP.LUU.2 Luu Leak out (of water)
Hawaiian MP.LUU.2 Luu Drip (as water)
Easter Island OC.LUU.3 Ru/ruu/ Shake, tremble, quiver
Tuvalu OC.LUU.3 Luu Shake
Tuvalu OC.LUU.3 Luu/luu Shake (pl. subj. or obj.)
East Futuna OC.LUU.3 Luluu Shake, shiver
East Uvea OC.LUU.3 Luu/luu Secouer (Rch)
Hawaiian OC.LUU.3 Luu(Luu) Shake
Emae OC.LUU.3 Ga/ruu/ruu Shake ; être effrayé
New Zealand Maori OC.LUU.3 Ruu(Ruu) Shake
Moriori OC.LUU.3 Ru/ru Shake (as a line by fish)
Moriori OC.LUU.3 Ru whenu Earthquake
Marquesas OC.LUU.3 ʔUu. ʔU (Lch). Tremble. Trembler, être agité; craindre, redouter, être inconstant (Lch).
Marquesas OC.LUU.3 ʔUuʔuu Shake
Niue OC.LUU.3 Luu/luu To shake, to be shaken. Sift, strain; sieve, strainer (McE). To clean out (bottle, mouth) (Sph).
Nukuoro OC.LUU.3 Luu/luu Shake something back and forth
Penrhyn OC.LUU.3 Ruu/ruu Shake (Sta)
Pukapuka OC.LUU.3 Luu/luu Shake hard
Rarotongan OC.LUU.3 Ruu(ruu) Shake