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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Emae MP.MASA.1 Tai /mamasa/ Marée basse
Ifira-Mele MP.MASA.1 Masa Empty; out (of tide)
Nuguria MP.MASA.1 Ku/maha Empty, shallow
Nuguria MP.MASA.1 Tai maha Ebbe
Nuguria MP.MASA.1 U/maha Niedrig
Nuguria MP.MASA.1 Tai kumaha Seicht, Lagune
Nuguria MP.MASA.1 Maha (pl. mmaha) Empty (container, of water); low (of tide)
Niue MP.MASA.1 Maha Empty [ex. of water container]; calm (of sea)
Nukuoro MP.MASA.1 Masa Empty, low tide
Luangiua MP.MASA.1 Masa Tide, ebbing
Penrhyn MP.MASA.1 Masa Dry; calm (of sea)
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.MASA.1 Maa Empty (of water), finished (of rain), low (of tide)
Pukapuka MP.MASA.1 Mamaya Soft (of preserved nuts) Problematic
Pukapuka MP.MASA.1 Maya Calm (of sea), resolved, calmed down Problematic
Rennellese MP.MASA.1 Masa Empty of liquid, shallow (of tide)
Rennellese MP.MASA.1 Maamala To dry or be dry Problematic
Rotuman MP.MASA.1 Mamasa Be dry
Sa'a MP.MASA.1 Mamata Be dry
Samoan MP.MASA.1 Masa Of the tide (neap); (of a canoe) empty
Sikaiana MP.MASA.1 Masa To be empty of liquid
Takuu MP.MASA.1 Masa (of the tide) Low, out; (of a container) empty of liquid, dry
Tikopia MP.MASA.1 Masa Empty, dry, of container of liquid; low, out, of tide
Tokelau MP.MASA.1 Maha (Of liquids) empty; (of tide) neap, low
West Uvea MP.MASA.1 Masa (Puits) tari; (liquide) vidé
West Futuna MP.MASA.1 Masa To dry up, evaporate completely. To be finished; to fail (Cpl).
New Zealand Maori MP.MASA.2 Maha/maha Liver Problematic
Rarotongan MP.MASA.2 Maʔa/maʔa Bitter (Biblical)
Nukuoro PN.MA-SAE Masae Torn
Luangiua PN.MA-SAE Masae Broken
Samoan PN.MA-SAE Maasae Torn, to be; tear n.
Sikaiana PN.MA-SAE Masae Torn
Tahitian PN.MA-SAE Mahae Déchiré, se déchirer
Takuu PN.MA-SAE Mahae Torn, ripped
Tikopia PN.MA-SAE Masae Rent, torn
Tongan PN.MA-SAE Mahae Torn, rent
Tuamotu PN.MA-SAE Mahae Torn, ruptured
West Uvea PN.MA-SAE Masae Déchiré [Muli Dialect]
East Futuna PN.MASAFU Masafu A club ; armes, cartouche
Rennellese PN.MASAFU Masahu A sacred object, especially a weapon
Tongan PN.MASAFU Mahafu Weapon, implement of war, cartridge
Kapingamarangi OC.MASAGA.1 Mahanga Open, spread apart
Ifira-Mele OC.MASAGA.1 Masaga Forked (Road)
Moriori OC.MASAGA.1 Toko/mahanga Forks (of tree)
Marquesas OC.MASAGA.1 ʔEhi mahaka ʔua Cocotier à pied fourchu
Niue OC.MASAGA.1 Mahanga Forked (of a road)
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.MASAGA.1 Maga/iala Crossroad, side road
West Futuna OC.MASAGA.1 Ta retu /masaga/ Twin paths
New Zealand Maori NP.MASAGA.2 Maahanga Snare, to ensnare
Moriori NP.MASAGA.2 Mehanga Noose; ensnare
Tokelau NP.MASAGA.2 Mahaga Noose for catching sharks