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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Kapingamarangi NP.QAAWAGA.A Awanga Wife
Emae NP.QAAWAGA.A Avaga/ina Marry, be married
Ifira-Mele NP.QAAWAGA.A Avaga Married
Nukumanu NP.QAAWAGA.A Avana Spouse. Wedding; to marry (Trt).
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QAAWAGA.A Avanga Spouse; marriage
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QAAWAGA.A Avanga/ina Consummate (marriage)
Samoan NP.QAAWAGA.A Avaga To marry, applied only to the woman
Samoan NP.QAAWAGA.A Avaga/ga A marrying, a marriage . Girl who has eloped
Tokelau NP.QAAWAGA.A Aavaga Spouse; be married
West Uvea NP.QAAWAGA.A Avanga Epouser, se marier
East Futuna XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavaga Illness, often associated with a dream of a sexual nature and believed to have a spiritual rather than a physical cause. Symptoms may include irrational behaviour. Treatment includes massage with bad-smelling herbs inimical to spirits
East Uvea XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavanga Hystérie, convulsion hystériforme
Niue XW.QAAWAGA.B Aavaga Wet dream, sexy, succubus (refers to traditional belief of sleeping males having sex with female spirit, as in dreams) Borrowed
Niue XW.QAAWAGA.B Avanga Irregular liaison (from Samoan). Sexual connection (Tgr). Borrowed
Rennellese XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAabanga Rotten, as the interior of a papaya Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavanga Sickness caused (or believed to be caused) by a fa`ahikehe or tevolo. Be fascinated or infatuated by, or strongly attracted to a girl (or a boy) as if enchanted or bewitched Borrowed Problematic
Tongan XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavangaa To develop a terrible craze for, as if bewitched; to be infatuated Borrowed Problematic
Tongan XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavangaʔia To be sick with an `aavanga Borrowed Problematic
New Zealand Maori CE.AWATEA.* Awatea Broad daylight
Mangareva CE.AWATEA.* Avatea Midi
Penrhyn CE.AWATEA.* Avatea Daytime
Rarotongan CE.AWATEA.* Avatea Forenoon nine to twelve
Tahitian CE.AWATEA.* Avatea Le midi, la mi-journée de 10 h à 15 h
Tuamotu CE.AWATEA.* Avatea Late morning to early afternoon
Tuvalu PN.QAW-ATU Avatu Give, send, take (away from speaker)
East Uvea PN.QAW-ATU ʔAvatu Emporter, emmener, donner (de la première personne à la deuxième personnne)
Luangiua PN.QAW-ATU Vaku. Au aku (Sar). Give, present
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QAW-ATU Avatu Give (to you)
Pukapuka PN.QAW-ATU Ava/atu To give, to tell, to announce
Rennellese PN.QAW-ATU ʔAbatu Give away, as to a third person not far away
Rennellese PN.QAW-ATU ʔAba- Give, convey
Tongan PN.QAW-ATU ʔOatu, ʔatu Take, send, give, lend (away)
West Futuna PN.QAW-ATU Avatu Give or bring to addressee. Donner à toi (Rve).
East Futuna NP.AWA-AWA Avaava Crevasse des récifs
Hawaiian NP.AWA-AWA Awaawa Valley, gulch, ravine
Mangareva NP.AWA-AWA Avava Nom d'une partie du récif
Pukapuka NP.AWA-AWA Avaava Small opening in reef
Samoan NP.AWA-AWA Avaava A small opening in the reef
Sikaiana NP.AWA-AWA Avaava Small channels used by fish
New Zealand Maori PN.AWE.A Awe White hair from dog tail, hair from about fontanelles; soot; cloud
Moriori PN.AWE.A I/awe Soot
Marquesas PN.AWE.A Ave Bout de fil de corde, cordon de corde
Mangareva PN.AWE.A Ave Raie, ligne, fils de plante servant a faire des ficelles, des cordes
Pukapuka PN.AWE.A Ave Subspecies of yellowfin tuna with very long fins almost reaching tail
Samoan PN.AWE.A Ave A sunbeam; red lines proceeding from a swelling Problematic
Samoan PN.AWE.A ʔAve Sunbeam, ray of sunshine; ray Problematic
Tokelau PN.AWE.A Ave Tail end (of a fish) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.AWE.A Ave/ave (Psilotum sp.) with filament-like leaves Problematic
Tuamotu PN.AWE.A Ave The tail of a kite; a feeler of a certain variety of jellyfish; long hairs, as on a dog's tail; long streamers of cloud...
Easter Island EP.AWE.B Ave Tail of comet