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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau PN.MA-WAHE Maavae/lua Be split in two
Tongan PN.MA-WAHE Mavahe To be divided into two, be divided off or separated from something else; be set aside or apart; depart, go away
Tongan PN.MA-WAHE Mavae (Of a baby) to be weaned, (of a calf) to be separated from its mother Problematic
Tongan PN.MA-WAHE Maavae To be separated, sundered or parted; to part Problematic
Tuamotu PN.MA-WAHE Maavae Divide, separate, part (partially, a little way)
West Futuna PN.MA-WAHE Mavae To part, separate, open out
East Futuna PN.MA-WETE Mavete Be separated (as a leaf from its stalk), loosened, untied (as hair) ; se disperser, être dispersé, s'effondrer
East Uvea PN.MA-WETE Mavete Etre delié, défait, désuni, éparpillé
Hawaiian PN.MA-WETE Maaweke Open, loose, separate, undone
Kapingamarangi PN.MA-WETE Mehede Get free, get loose Phonologically Irregular
Emae PN.MA-WETE Mavete/vete = Tg maviriviri
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-WETE Mawete Untied, loosened
Niue PN.MA-WETE Mavete Undone
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MA-WETE Maveta Open up by itself; [untie]
Pukapuka PN.MA-WETE Maavete To end (of a meeting) finished, over (of gathering of people) RAR Mawete. :Split apart, divided
Rennellese PN.MA-WETE Mabete Opened, untied, loosened
Samoan PN.MA-WETE Maavete An obscene word. As mafaa.
Tahitian PN.MA-WETE Mavete Open (as a door), unfolded (as a garment)
Takuu PN.MA-WETE Mavete Come apart or undone by itself
Tikopia PN.MA-WETE Mavete Untie, loosen ; untied
Tokelau PN.MA-WETE Mavete Be split (of a thing)
Tokelau PN.MA-WETE Maavete To split apart (of a company, shoal)
Tongan PN.MA-WETE Movete Be scattered, fall to pieces ; come apart, come to pieces; be scattered or dispersed; fray out
West Uvea PN.MA-WETE Mavete Se défaire de soi-meme
East Futuna PN.MA-WEU.* Maveu/veu Disordered, in disarray (of people)
East Uvea PN.MA-WEU.* Maveu Etre eparpillé, dispersé, dissipé
Samoan PN.MA-WEU.* Maveʔu Disarranged, in disorder (of hair) . in confusion, unsettled Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.MA-WEU.* Maveu Thrown into disorder, muddle, confusion
Marquesas CE.MA-WIRI Maviʔiviʔi Entortillé, embrouillé, en spirale
Rarotongan CE.MA-WIRI Maaviri Twist (coconuts) into a bunch;a bunch or cluster (of nuts, fruit, berries)
Tuvalu EC.ME.1A Me Whether, if . Either; or; because; whether
Tuvalu EC.ME.1A Me he mea If
New Zealand Maori EC.ME.1A Me If (generally implying the reverse of the condition stated); as if, like, as it were
New Zealand Maori EC.ME.1A Me/hemea If the case were that...implying that it is not so
Marquesas EC.ME.1A Me If
Nukuoro EC.ME.1A Me/le Hypothetical aspect marker: one assumes..., it would appear that...
Penrhyn EC.ME.1A Mee Suppositive, if
Rarotongan EC.ME.1A Mee If; whether...or; expressing doubt or uncertainty; when (future)
Fijian FJ.ME.2 Me Prescriptive particle, 1st and 3rd person
New Zealand Maori FJ.ME.2 Me Prescriptive verbal marker
Moriori FJ.ME.2 Me, mi Tense marker, mild imperative (?)
Marquesas FJ.ME.2 Me Prescriptive aspect marker (Mtu)
Luangiua FJ.ME.2 Me, mei, mi Future tense marker Problematic
Penrhyn FJ.ME.2 Mee Prescriptive verbal particle
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.ME.2 Me Particle signifying a request, indicating that something should or must be done
Rarotongan FJ.ME.2 Me Verbal particle denoting subjective and operative moods
Tikopia FJ.ME.2 Me Imperative particle
West Futuna FJ.ME.2 Me Infix of second aspect of verb Problematic
Hawaiian CE.ME.3 Me With
Hawaiian CE.ME.3 A me And