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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue MP.PIU.1 Piu Fan-palm (Pritchardia pacifica); umbrella; parachute Problematic
Samoan MP.PIU.1 Piu (Pritchardia pacifica), fan palm
Tokelau MP.PIU.1 Piu Fan Palm (Pritchardia pacifica)
Tongan MP.PIU.1 Piu (Pritchardia pacifica), fan palm
Tuamotu MP.PIU.1 Piu/piu Tournefortia argentea
West Uvea OC.POO.2 Popoo, pookia Battre/frapper des mains, (danses) taper dans les mains; laisser une trace/empreinte; imprimer; (insectes) claquer; (eau) clapoter
West Uvea OC.POO.2 Po/poo/kia Tapoter le dos d'un enfant pour l'endormir
West Uvea MP.POA.1 Poa Sentir le sang (de poisson/viande)
Fijian PN.POA.2 Boa (Crotolaria quinquefolia)
New Zealand Maori CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue (Clematis spp.), (Muhlenbeckia sp.), (Passiflora tetrandra), (Calystegia sp.)
Rarotongan CE.POO-FUE.* Pooʔue Indigenous beach pea (Vigna marina), also indigenous beach morning-glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae) and, on Mangaia, Ma`uke, Miti`aro, an aboriginally introduced vine (Luffa cylindrica)
Tahitian CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue Nom générique des convolvulacées (lianes) (Ipomoea peltata, Calonyction speciosum)
Hawaiian CE.POHUTU.1 Poohuku Swollen; protruding, especially of a round object; piled up, as a coil of hair on the head
Hawaiian MP.POGI-POGI Poni A colour associated with the first glimmer of dawn
Rarotongan MP.POGI-POGI Poo/pongi/ Twilight, especially morning; tomorrow
Anuta NP.POKE Poke Taro balls of mashed taro and coconut sauce. A type of food made by mixing mashed, baked taro with stone boiled coconut cream and rolling it into balls (A very prestigeous food prepared on important ceremonial occasions) (Fbg).
Rarotongan CE.POO-KERE Pookere A black dress material
East Uvea PN.POO-KIA Pokia Etre frappé, souffleté
Hawaiian PN.POO-KIA Poʔia Catch between cupped hands, to pounce, to snatch
Kapingamarangi PN.POO-KIA Boogia Held up, caught by a storm
Emae PN.POO-KIA Pookia Catch with cupped hand
New Zealand Maori PN.POO-KIA Pookia Covered over; overtaken. Passive of popoki
Ifira-Mele PN.POO-KIA Pookia Catch by covering with hand
Nukuoro PN.POO-KIA Boogia Be captured, grabbed
Penrhyn PN.POO-KIA Pookia To be overwhelmed
Pukapuka PN.POO-KIA Pookia Grabbed
Rarotongan PN.POO-KIA Pookia Covered, struck by waves, overtaken. Passive of popoki
Samoan PN.POO-KIA Pooʔia Be pounced on
Tokelau PN.POO-KIA Pookia Caught by being covered by hand
Tokelau PN.POO-KIA Pokia Be caught (or found) unawares
Tongan PN.POO-KIA Pookia Be touched (of the eyes) by a spook and so to be injured in a certain way
Tuamotu PN.POO-KIA Pookia Covered over; overflowed; smothered
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.POKO.3 Phoko/hia Knock, beat (drum)
Tuvalu NP.POKO-POKO Pokopoko Pudenda muliebria
New Zealand Maori NP.POKO-POKO Pokopoko Nymphae. Pudenda muliebria (Tgr).
New Zealand Maori CE.POKO-SIWI.* Pokowhiwhi Shoulder (Aupoouri dialect WMA)
Tokelau MP.POLA.1 Pola Bundle of thatch material
Moriori FJ.POLE.A Pore/pore Propitiate Problematic
Hawaiian TA.POO-REHO Puuleho An elongated type of Cowrie (Luria isabella) Problematic
Nukuoro NP.POLI.B Boli Take special care of
Rarotongan NP.POLI.B ʔAre /pori/ A beauty-school where all well-born girls were given special diet, blanching, etc
Tuamotu NP.POLI.B Haka/pori/ Fatten by special feeding
Easter Island OC.POLO.1 Po/poro/ A berry whose juice is mixed with ashes of tii leaves in tattooing . Planta de la familia umbelifera
Hawaiian PN.PORO.1 Polo Special prayer offered to spirits of the dead
Kapingamarangi PN.PORO-QAKI Boloagi To bequeath, to will; to appoint a guardian, to entrust to someone's care
Rennellese PN.PORO-QAKI He/pogoʔaki Greet ceremonially, discuss peace, bring gifts
Tuvalu PN.PONE Pone Surgeonfish spp. (Acanthurus gahhm, A.bleekeri, A.glaucopareius), Wrasse (Bodianus loxozonus)
Marquesas FJ.POONIU.2 Pooniu. (Po)poniu (Lch). Plante grimpante dites pois d'amerique. Liane réglisse à graines rouges avec une tache noire; plante de la famille des légumineuses (Lch).
Kapingamarangi MP.PONO.1 Bono/dia Obstructed, plugged up
Emae MP.PONO.1 Pono/ponotia Mend