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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Mangareva FJ.MELE.3 Mere/ga Entraves en paroles mises à un achat. Difficulty in speaking to one another on the march (Tgr).
Tongan FJ.MELE.3 Mele To clear the throat gently, or to make a noise as if clearing the throat
Waya FJ.MELE.3 Medre Hard to understand (of speech)
Anuta PN.MELO Mero Red
Tuvalu PN.MELO Mmelo Reddish
East Futuna PN.MELO Me/melo Rouge
East Uvea PN.MELO Melo, melo/melo Jaune, basane, brun
Marquesas PN.MELO Paka meʔo Tres sec, sans jus. Très cuit, desséché (Lch).
Niue PN.MELO Melo/melo Orange-coloured
Samoan PN.MELO Melomelo Red; mulieb. pudend.
Pukapuka PN.MELO Melo Deep in colour
Pukapuka PN.MELO Melo/melo Yellowish (of light colour)
Pukapuka PN.MELO Me/melo/ Deep red in colour
Rennellese PN.MELO Mego (Hibiscus rosa sinensis)
Rennellese PN.MELO Mego/mego Appear reddish from a distance
Tikopia PN.MELO Mero Red
Tongan PN.MELO Melo(melo) Brown, tan or dark yellow (e.g. gold, brown bread but not brown sugar)
Tuamotu PN.MELO Mero/mero Fish with light, bright reddish skin
West Futuna PN.MELO Mero To wither Problematic
West Uvea PN.MELO Melo Rouge
Penrhyn PN.ME-MEA Memea Gold-striped Goatfish (Mulloidichthys vanicolensis)
Pukapuka PN.ME-MEA Memea Yellowfin Goatfish (Mulloidichthys vanicolensis)
Samoan PN.ME-MEA Memea Goatfish sp.
Tahitian PN.ME-MEA Memeha The name of a fish Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.ME-MEA Memea Gold-lined Goatfish (Mulloidichthys auriflamma)
Tongan PN.ME-MEA Meemea A reef fish
East Futuna PN.MENE Me/mene/ Find unattractive, withdraw from
East Uvea PN.MENE Me(me)ne(mene) Se rider, se resesserrer, se comprimer
Hawaiian PN.MENE Mene Shrink back
Kapingamarangi PN.MENE Mene/mene Unable to defecate or urinate
Kapingamarangi PN.MENE Mene Satiated with food Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori PN.MENE Mene Draw together, assemble; draw up cheeks in a grin
Moriori PN.MENE Mene Disappear
Mangareva PN.MENE Mene Se ployer (se dit des tranchants qui se ployent au contact d'un corps dur). Turned or blunted (of blade by hard object).
Nukuoro PN.MENE Mene/mene Penis Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua PN.MENE Meŋe Action during intercourse; flat [sc. fat?] bottom - person
Pukapuka PN.MENE Me/mene Withdraw, retreat from an original location
Rennellese PN.MENE Mene/mene Go off by oneself, as into forest
Rarotongan PN.MENE Koo/mene/ Contract, draw back, shrink
Samoan PN.MENE Mene/mene Small (of the breasts)
Tahitian PN.MENE Mene/mene Rond, sphérique Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.MENE Meene Sink, incline downwards
Tongan PN.MENE Mene Shrink back
Tuamotu PN.MENE Mene/mene Round Uncertain Semantic Connection
Fijian CE.MESA-MESA Meca Enemy Problematic
Hawaiian CE.MESA-MESA Mehameha Lonely, solitary, silent
New Zealand Maori CE.MESA-MESA Mehameha Lonely, solitary, set apart, dedicated, ashamed, abashed
Tahitian CE.MESA-MESA Mehameha Effrayant, être effrayé, saisi de frayeur
Tuamotu CE.MESA-MESA Mehameha Fear, dread, be frightened, terrified at anything imminent but invisible
Moriori TA.MESO Meho-nui An extinct bird, larger than a goose and flightless