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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rotuman PN.TARA Fara End, extremity (of a row of houses, etc.)
Tuamotu PN.TARA Tara The end, extremity of a house
Easter Island PN.TAMA-FAFINE Tamahahine Feminino; hembra. Female, feminine.
Rennellese PN.TAOTAO Taʔotaʔo Trumpetfish, Painted Flute-mouth (Aulostoma chinensis), Halfbeak (Hemiramphidae)
Tongan FJ.TAU-.7A Tau- Persistence (semi-productive)
New Zealand Maori CE.TEE.1 Tee Emit sharp explosive sound, crack; squeak ; fart
Tongan PN.TE-TEA Tetea Albino, or unnaturally pale; anaemic looking
Hawaiian NP.TIFI Kihi Tip, apex, extremity
New Zealand Maori NP.TIFI Tihi Point, extremity
Tuamotu NP.TIFI Tihi Point, extremity
Marquesas CE.TIKI.1 Tiki Idole, statue sculptée, sculpture. Nom du dieu mythique qui engendra les premiers humains; emblème des îles Marquises; sculpter, dessiner, tatouer (Lch).
Tuamotu PN.TILI.1A Tiri Throw; ejaculate, emit semen
East Futuna PN.TOFA.2 Tofa Ouvrir (un chemin); déblayer
Rotuman PN.TOKO-MAHURU Toʔo Belch, emit wind noisily from the throat Problematic
Rennellese PN.TONA.1 Tona Skin blemish; suction cups of Octopus tentacle
Tuvalu PN.TUGA.B Tuga Scar or blemish on tree trunk where branch has broken off while tree was growing
Niue PN.TUGA.B Tuga Spotted, blemished, bruised (mainly of tapioca tubers)
Tikopia FJ.TUQI Tii Premier chief
East Futuna PN.TUKE.2 Tuke Partie frontale du poing (premières phalanges d'un poing fermé)
Sikaiana AN.QUGA Una Hemit crab
West Uvea PN.QULU-MATUQA Ulumatua Premier-né, ainé; pouce [Heo Dialect]
Takuu NO.UPU.* Upu Semi-spherical object such as half coconut shell, cup, basin, rat-guard
Hawaiian CP.USI.1 Uhi/uhi Endemic tree sp. (Mezoneuron kauaiense). Weedy herb sp. (Phaseolus lathyroides) (Ni'ihau) (StJ).
Tahitian NP.WAELO Vaero The extremities, as feet, hands, &c., which in death are sometimes drawn up and darted down again suddenly
Niue MP.WAI.1 Vai Water; medicine; chemical compound
Easter Island PN.WALA.2 Vara/vara Plantar semillas o plantitas dejando espacio entre ellas. To be separated. The few remaining (of a group, of many) (Wbr).
Anuta NP.WALI.2 Vari/vari Viscous, semi-solid as jelly, pudding
Tahitian MP.WAO.A Vao The extremities of the inland vallies; a rustic or clown
Mangareva NP.WAWAO Vavao Emissaire; protéger, aider quelqu'un; être l'avocat de quelqu'un. Protect, aid, sustain (Tgr).
Marquesas CE.WERU Veʔu/veʔu ʔou L'extremité de feuilles de cocotier, de pandanus, d'arbre à pain
Tongan OC.FUE.1A Fue General name for vines, incl. Ipomoea, Piper, Merremia, Canavalia spp.
Tuamotu PN.PALE-PALE Parepare An artificially constructed platform or eminence...made of earth or stone; a raised house foundation; the breast-works of a fortification
Tahitian PN.HEKE-GA ʔEeʔa Chemin, sentier, escalier
Tupuaki CE.KOO-TUKU.A Otuu Demigretta sacra
Tupuaki OC.ISE.1 Ihe Hemiramphus brasiliensis
Takuu PN.SIKU-SIKU Sukisuki Tip, extremity, narrow end, tip of a branch, upper area of a tree where the trunk begins to narrow; indicates the end of a limb or the adjacent tendon Phonologically Irregular
Tuvalu PN.KALU.B Kalu Seminal fluid
Takuu OC.KOFU.2 Kohu Emit smoke or steam...(of smoke) billow out; smoke, steam...column of a waterspout
East Futuna PN.LISA-MUQA Lisa muʔa Onzième lunaison futunienne (premiers grands vents: décembre) (Gzl)
East Uvea PN.LISA-MUQA Lihamua Saison de l'année selon le calendrier traditionnel (décembre-janvier); on porte les premiers fruits aux chefs
Mangareva PN.MORI.A Mori/mori/ga Cérémonie qui avait lieu à la naissance du premier enfant royal
Hawaiian PN.PUPU.A Pu/pupu Numerous, crowded, thick, teeming, congested
New Zealand Maori CE.SEKE.2 Heke Migrate; party of emigrants, migration
Tongan OC.LALA.1 Lala vao Shrub sp. (Wikstroemia foetida)
West Uvea AN.SALA.1 Kata/sala ina Dévier, perdre le chemin
Tuvalu SO.PAA.7 Paa Slight depression in a tree trunk; defects or blemishes in a canoe due to using misshapen wood; defect in a family group
Takuu SO.PAA.7 Paa Indented; blemish in a tree trunk (as opposed to knot)
Marquesas NP.MA-SUE Mohua Fouler aux pieds, foulé aux pieds; battu, tracé (chemin) Problematic
Tahitian OC.HIFO.A Iho To descend, or come down from an eminence
Pukapuka CE.SIWA.2 Paatuki yiva Dark colour phase of Paracirrhites hemistictus (Whitespot Hawkfish)