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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan NP.NAPAQA Napaa/tia Meet with an accident
Tokelau NP.NAPAQA Naapaa Regret, feel sorry or guilty for not doing what one thinks one should have done
Tuvalu NP.NAPE.A Nape Hitch up a skirt
East Futuna NP.NAPE.A Nape To trip
Hawaiian NP.NAPE.A Nape Bending and swaying, as coconut fronds; surging, as the sea; to rise and fall, as the chest in breathing; yielding, springy Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi NP.NAPE.A Nepe Fastening turn of the outrigger shroud to the middle boom; make a slip knot, slip through; tuck in, as a lavalava
New Zealand Maori NP.NAPE.A Nape Weave; jerk; make a false stroke with the paddle; fishing line; ligament of bivalve; tangled
Moriori NP.NAPE.A Nape To tie
Marquesas NP.NAPE.A Nape Pull (trigger). Tirer sur la gachette d'une arme à feu (Lch).
Nukuoro NP.NAPE.A Nape Hook under waistband
Penrhyn NP.NAPE.A Nape Bait-string, tied to the point of a fish-hook
Pukapuka NP.NAPE.A Nape Prise up, dig up; plaiting stroke
Rapa NP.NAPE.A Nape To braid
Rarotongan NP.NAPE.A Nape Tie or bind round; hook something towards one
Rennellese NP.NAPE.A Nape To break, as a gentle wave; to be hit, as by a wave; to fold shut, as a net to catch fish
Sikaiana NP.NAPE.A Nape Action of sexual intercourse Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian NP.NAPE.A Napenape Etre actif; mettre en ordre, entretenir en état de marche Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu NP.NAPE.A Nape Pry out (e.g. copra from its shell)
Tokelau NP.NAPE.A Nape Sit cross-legged with feet on thighs; pluck out (eye from eye socket)
Tuamotu NP.NAPE.A Nape To braid, interlace round and round; to haul, pull in strongly, jerk, yank
New Zealand Maori CE.NAPE.B Nape Say falteringly, mis-say
Marquesas CE.NAPE.B Nape Lécher, lick (Atl).
Mangareva CE.NAPE.B Naape Lécher, passer la langue sur qc. (se dit aussi d'une flamme)
Tuamotu CE.NAPE.B Nape/nape To slip, err, of the tongue; to say falteringly, mis-say
Fijian FJ.NASA Nasa Shoot at by bending a stick and releasing it
Mangareva FJ.NASA Naʔa Bow (for shooting). Arc, arme pour lancer des flèches (Rch).
Fijian FJ.NASE Naci The greater roots of the yaqona plant
Mangaia FJ.NASE Naʔe The giant fern
Marquesas FJ.NASE Nahe/i Root eaten in times of scarcity (Leach 2003)
Rapa FJ.NASE Naʔe A fern (Asplenium obtusatum)
Rarotongan FJ.NASE Naʔe A tree-fern (Angiopteris evecta)
Rarotongan FJ.NASE ʔAa/naʔe Kingfern (Angiopteris longifolia)
Samoan FJ.NASE Nase The giant fern (Angiopteris erecta) and (Marattia fraxinea) (Prt); (Angiopteris evecta) (Whr)
Tahitian FJ.NASE Nahe The gigantic fern, the root of which is used for food . (Angiopteris evecta)
Tuamotu FJ.NASE ŋahe Giant fern sp Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian NP.NATI Naki(ʔi) To tie
New Zealand Maori NP.NATI Na(na)ti Draw tight as with a ligature; strangle
New Zealand Maori NP.NATI No(no)ti Pinch or contract, as with a band or ligature
Marquesas NP.NATI Nani (MQN), nati (MQS) Tie, fasten. Lier, attacher, ficeler; choyer.
Mangareva NP.NATI Na/nati Lier avec une corde; étrangler. To tie with a cord; strangle, throttle (Tgr).
Penrhyn NP.NATI Nati Draw tight; to bind (Rarotongan word) Borrowed
Rapa NP.NATI Nati Eel snare
Rarotongan NP.NATI Nati-a Bind, tie tightly round, tether, snare (in a noose)
Rennellese NP.NATI Nati Firmly attached
Samoan NP.NATI Na(na)ti To tease, be importunate
Tahitian NP.NATI Nati Lier. To tie or bind with a cord; fitting or setting close; the name of a stick with loops to catch eels (Dvs).
Tokelau NP.NATI Na(na)ti Hurry, hasten; urge Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu NP.NATI Nati Draw tight, as a cord
Tuamotu NP.NATI Nati/a Pinched tightly together
Anuta OC.NATU.1 Natu Knead, mix to a pulp