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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuvalu PN.QO O Marker of non-finite verbs
East Futuna PN.QO O Sequential same-actor verbal particle, and, then . Pour; et; modalité aspectuelle du successif ou du consécutif
East Uvea PN.QO O Same actor conjunction ; pour, à. S'emploie après un verbe de movement et exprime le but et la consèquence
Luangiua PN.QO ŋo/o Connective Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QO O And, but, or (conjoins clauses, noun phrases and verb phrases) Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QO O/i And (conjoins verbs indicating a sequence of events)
Rennellese PN.QO O Resultative conjunction. Resulting, and then, in order to
Samoan PN.QO Ona And so, resumptive Problematic
Sikaiana PN.QO O General subordinating verbal particle
Tikopia PN.QO O Sequential same actor verbal conjunction
Tokelau PN.QO O/i Verbal particule. A conjunction (sic) that one action follows another in sequence. And, and then . Introduces independent clauses in narrative where it indicates sequential (ofte consequential) action. When oi introduces subject complements there is frequently an implication of fulfilment of the situation of the clause
Tongan PN.QO ʔO Conjunction, and or untranslateable
West Uvea PN.QO O Conjonction reliant deux verbes et marquant le but: pour
Tuvalu PN.OO.1 Oo Small reddish baitfish ; tiny fish on which the bonito feed
East Futuna PN.OO.1 L/oo Siganus spp., Melichthys niger
East Uvea PN.OO.1 Oo Siganus spp. (small)
New Zealand Maori PN.OO.1 O/ia Caesioperca lepidoptera, butterfly perch
Niuatoputapu PN.OO.1 Oo Rabbitfish
Samoan PN.OO.1 L/oo Siganus spp.
Tikopia PN.OO.1 Oo (1) Spotted rabbitfish (Siganus sp.); (2) tiny reef fish (prob. anchovy) taken in quantity in net
Tokelau PN.OO.1 Oo Lepidozygus sp
Tokelau PN.OO.1 L/oo/tala Siganus sp. (juvenile)
Tongan PN.OO.1 Oo Fish sp., small, with poison back fins ; almost certainly Siganus
Easter Island PN.OO.2 ʔOo Contestar diciendo "o"
East Futuna PN.OO.2 Oo Répondre (à qqn qui appelle)
Penrhyn PN.OO.2 Oou Yeah! (the reply when one’s name is called); present! (this may be a reply when the roll is called at school)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.OO.2 Oo Oi (interjection indicating pleasant surprise or something quite unexpected) Problematic
Samoan PN.OO.2 O Yes, in answer to a call
Samoan PN.OO.2 ʔOo Yes (in answer to a call by name)
Tahitian PN.OO.2 ʔOo Réponse à un appel: entendu! oui! présent! c’est moi! comment?
Tongan PN.OO.2 Oo A familiar substitute for ko au in responding to a call
Waya PN.OO.2 Coo Call, invocation; call someone to come
Pukapuka PN.OO.3 Woo/mamai Come (plural)
Sikaiana PN.OO.3 O/mmai Come (plural subject)
Tongan PN.OO.3 Oo mai Come (dual or plural)
Easter Island PN.OQO Oʔo Enter. Enter, insert (of e.g. a person entering a house through a window to steal or violate) (Wbr).
East Futuna PN.OQO O Pouvoir etre contenu, pouvoir entrer
East Futuna PN.OQO Oo Avoir une place; entrer (dans un vêtement) Phonologically Irregular
Kapingamarangi PN.OQO Oo Having space, having room, roomy
New Zealand Maori PN.OQO Oo Find room, be capable of being contained or enclosed; get in
Nukuoro PN.OQO Oo Fit to (or into)
Penrhyn PN.OQO Oo To get in ; go into, fall into a narrow place
Pukapuka PN.OQO Oo Pass through a narrow space ; to get in, fit inside
Rarotongan PN.OQO Oo Find room, fit into, get into, become involved in
Tokelau PN.OQO Oo Loose-fitting
East Futuna PN.OQA ʔOa .:Le plus haute rang des planches d'une pirogue, d'une baleinière
East Futuna PN.OQA Oa Partie d'une pirohue; planche sur laquelle sont fixés les ki`ato
East Uvea PN.OQA Oʔa Top plank of side of canoe
Nukuoro PN.OQA Oa Sideboards of a canoe
Rarotongan PN.OQA Oa Sideboards of a canoe