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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuvalu CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataitalinga Hammer-head shark
East Futuna CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataʔitaliga Requin marteau (Sphyrna sp.)
East Uvea CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataʔi taliga Hammerhead shark (Sphyrna mokarran)
Fijian CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataitaliga Hammerhead Shark (Sphyrna sp.) (Gty.1994)
Nukuoro CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Madaudalinga A fish
Luangiua CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Memea/kaliŋa/ Hammerhead shark Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataʔitagiga A flat-headed shark
Samoan CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataʔitaliga Hammer-head shark (Sphyrna sp.)
Tikopia CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mataitariga Sp. of shark
Tokelau CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Mata i taliga Hammerhead shark
Tongan CP.MATA-QI-TALIGA Matai Hammer-head shark Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian PN.MA-TAKA Maakaʔa Clear and open, as a view; a clearing Problematic
Niue PN.MA-TAKA Mataka Peeled off, loose (of skin); to have dandruff
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MA-TAKA Mataka Fall off, disappear
Tikopia PN.MA-TAKA Mataka Prise out, off; take off (cover); shell (nut) [NB Firth's examples show only intransitive use]
Tokelau PN.MA-TAKA Mataka (Skin, bark, etc.) peeling off, loose and coming off
Hawaiian CE.MATA-KAINAGA Maka/ʔaainana/ Commoner, populace, people in general
Marquesas CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mata/ʔeinana (MQS), mata/ʔeinaʔa (MQN) Peuple, gens, sujets. Local people as opposed to visitors (I). Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mata/keinaga Multitude, grande réunion pour un jour de fête. Assembly, a congregation of persons (Tgr).
Niue CE.MATA-KAINAGA Matakainaanga A man's brother, a woman's sister Problematic
Rapa CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mataeinaa Land division, clan from TAH Problematic
Rarotongan CE.MATA-KAINAGA Matakeinanga A settlement, inhabitants of a district or neighbourhood
Tahitian CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mataeinaa The subjects of a chief; a certain tribe, clan, or subdivision of the inhabitants
Tuamotu CE.MATA-KAINAGA Matakeinaŋa Division of an army; a lands division; a sub-clan
New Zealand Maori CK.MATA-KANA Matakana Wary, watchful, on the lookout; shy, distrustful
Rarotongan CK.MATA-KANA Matakana Have a blemish in the eye
East Futuna PN.MAATA-KI Maataki Surveiller, guetter
East Uvea PN.MAATA-KI Mataki Surveiller, voir, examiner; faire signe des yeux, donner un signal par une oeillade
Hawaiian PN.MAATA-KI Maakaʔi To police, inspect, spy; policeman, guard
Hawaiian PN.MAATA-KI Maakaʔi/kaʔi To visit, see the sights; spectator
New Zealand Maori PN.MAATA-KI Maataki(taki) Look at, inspect, watch, peer, pry
Moriori PN.MAATA-KI Mataki See
Penrhyn PN.MAATA-KI Maataki To visit
Rapa PN.MAATA-KI Mataki To look at
Rarotongan PN.MAATA-KI Maataki Visit (go and) see something or somebody, watch (as spectator)
Rennellese PN.MAATA-KI Mataki/taki Calm season when voyages were made between Rennell and Bellona, about December to February Problematic
Samoan PN.MAATA-KI Mataʔi Observe, notice; remark, admire
Tahitian PN.MAATA-KI Maataʔi/taʔi Regarder, être spectateur, visiter
Tahitian PN.MAATA-KI Matai/tai Look, examine, satisfy curiosity
Tikopia PN.MAATA-KI Maataki Look, observe
Tongan PN.MAATA-KI Mataki Spy (n)
Tuamotu PN.MAATA-KI Maataki Drop in on, call on, go to see, visit informally
Tuamotu PN.MAATA-KI Maataki/taki Look at, watch, observe attentively, as a game or contest; to gaze, peer about; to inspect, examine
West Futuna PN.MAATA-KI Mataki/na Watch for, be cautious about; watch over, care for, look out for
Tuvalu PN.MATA-KITE.A Makakite Sharp of sight
Hawaiian PN.MATA-KITE.A Makaʔike See clearly and with keen powers of observation
Kapingamarangi PN.MATA-KITE.A Madagida Clear vision, able to see at a distance or clearly
Marquesas PN.MATA-KITE.A Matakite Témoin oculaire
Mangareva PN.MATA-KITE.A Matakite Témoin oculaire; être présent. An eye-witness; to be present (Tgr).
Niue PN.MATA-KITE.A Matakite Keen-eyed, sharp-eyed