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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna OC.NATU.1 Natu Embrouiller, manipuler
East Uvea OC.NATU.1 Natu Mélanger, pétrir, broyer; au fig. manipuler
Fijian OC.NATU.1 Natu Knead with pestle and mortar
Kapingamarangi OC.NATU.1 Nadu Shake someone back and forth, be rocked, as on a ship in rough water
New Zealand Maori OC.NATU.1 Natu Stir up, mix
Marquesas OC.NATU.1 Natu Tremper dans l'eau. Laver vigoureusement (Lch).
Luangiua OC.NATU.1 Puumea haaŋaku/ŋaku Stirred pudding
Penrhyn OC.NATU.1 Natu(natu) Mix, knead
Rennellese OC.NATU.1 Natu Squeeze, knead, express with the hands
Tahitian OC.NATU.1 Natu To mash some substance by clenching the hand; to pinch with the thumb and finger
Takuu OC.NATU.1 Natu To mix (e.g. grated starch and pounded fruit) by folding; knead (as in preparing sosoro food)
Tikopia OC.NATU.1 Natu Knead grated material such as taro, tumeric
Tongan OC.NATU.1 Natu Mix by kneading; massage with leaves etc
Tuamotu OC.NATU.1 Natu Press with fingers as in kneading paste
Anuta OC.NATU.2 Natu Fruit tree (Burckella obovata)
Luangiua OC.NATU.2 ŋaku Big tree, green edible fruit
Luangiua OC.NATU.2 ŋaaku 6" yellow juicy fruit
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.NATU.2 Natu A tall tree with nuts with edible long big seeds inside
Rennellese OC.NATU.2 Natu A tree (Burckella obovata); its wood is used for paddles
Sikaiana OC.NATU.2 Natu A fruit that is eaten on Sikaiana
Tikopia OC.NATU.2 Natu A tree (Burckella obovata) with edible fruit; timber sometimes used for paddles
Hawaiian NP.NAU.1 Nau/nau A medicinal plant
New Zealand Maori NP.NAU.1 Nau (Lepidium oleraceum)
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.NAU.1 Nau/nau A shrub. Leaves used in washing clothes to produce a lather
Penrhyn NP.NAU.1 Nau/nau Parasitic vine sp. that looks like entangled fishing net (Cassytha filiformis). (Lepidium bidentatum) (McC).
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.NAU.1 Nau A tree growing on the shore
Pukapuka NP.NAU.1 Nau (Lepidium bidentoides). Native Peppergrass (Lepidium bidentatum) (McC)
Rapa NP.NAU.1 Nau An herb, sow thistle (Sonchus oleraceus)
Rarotongan NP.NAU.1 Nau An indigenous herb (Lepidium bidentatum)
Samoan NP.NAU.1 Nau (Alyxia stellata)
Samoan NP.NAU.1 Nau/nau A prostrate herb (Geophila herbacea)
Tahitian NP.NAU.1 Nau The name of a species of medicinal grass used in certain disorders
Tuamotu NP.NAU.1 Nau Pepper-grass used medicinally, (Lepidum piscidium)
Anuta XO.NAU.2 Nau Title for a married woman; kinship "title" for mother-in-law or daughter-in-law
Fijian XO.NAU.2 Nau Affectionate term for mother
Tikopia XO.NAU.2 Nau Mother, spouses's aunt, son's wife
Mangareva CE.NAU-PATA Naupata Arbrisseau: Scaevola sericia (Goodéniacées)
Pukapuka CE.NAU-PATA Naupata Plant name in chants only
Anuta PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Natou Third person plual independent pronoun
East Uvea PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Natou Third person plural independent pronoun
Kapingamarangi PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Ginaadou Third person plural independent pronoun
Niuafo'ou PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Naatou Third person plural independent pronoun
Tongan PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Kinautolu Third person plural independent pronoun
Hawaiian EP.NAWE Nawe Panting for breath (as after exercise, illness) Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori EP.NAWE Na(na)we To be set on fire; kindled, excited (of feelings)
New Zealand Maori EP.NAWE Nawe Be at fault; a scar ; a grievance Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangaia EP.NAWE Na/nave Delight, pleasurable, enjoy, have orgasm
Marquesas EP.NAWE Nave Aller nu, fou qui danse tout nu, bouffon; criailler, faire beaucoup de bruit pour rire
Niue EP.NAWE Nava To praise, admire Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako EP.NAWE Nave Resting place Problematic