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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau CE.MOKO.4 Moko/moko Be young (e.g of drinking nut, bunch of nuts) Problematic
Fijian FJ.MOKO.5 Moko-t Bind, tie (NW Viti Levu)
Tongan FJ.MOKO.5 Moko Fasten thatch by tying with sennit to an apai
New Zealand Maori ??.MOKO-FULUFULU Moko-huruhuru "Hairy grub", the form assumed by Maaui when he attempted to enter the body of Hine-nui-i-te-poo
Niue ??.MOKO-FULUFULU Moko-fulufulu The guardian of fire who lived in the first heaven (Loeb 1926:219)
New Zealand Maori TA.MOKORAA Mokoraa Female Robin (Petroica australis)
New Zealand Maori TA.MOKORAA Makoraa Red-billed gull (Larus scopulinus)
Pukapuka TA.MOKORAA Mokolaa Duck introduced species and name Problematic
New Zealand Maori CK.MOKO-ROA-I-ATA Te Mokoroa-i-ata The Milky Way (Best 1955:39)
Mangaia CK.MOKO-ROA-I-ATA Mokoroa-i-ata The Milky Way (Makemson 1941:185)
Tahitian TT.MOKO-PIRO Moopiro A disease that affects the posteriors
Tuamotu TT.MOKO-PIRO Mokopiro Dimples in small of back just above rectum
Anuta PN.MOKOPUNA Mokopuna Grandchild; descendant
Tuvalu PN.MOKOPUNA Mokopuu Great-grandchild
Kapingamarangi PN.MOKOPUNA Mogobuna Magic, power (spiritual) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukuoro PN.MOKOPUNA Mogobuna Grandchild, descendant of
Luangiua PN.MOKOPUNA Hai/mopuŋa FM, MM, grandchildren, MZ son, Husb M, MZ daughter (+hi9e), MB daughter
Penrhyn PN.MOKOPUNA Moko(puna) Grandchild, relative of second descending generation
Rapa PN.MOKOPUNA Mokopuna Grandchildren
Tahitian PN.MOKOPUNA Moʔo/tua Petit-enfant, petit-neveu Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan TA.MOKOTUA Mokotua Back of human beings and quadrupeds
Tahitian TA.MOKOTUA Mootua/io The spinal marrow
East Futuna NP.MOKU Moku Petit, nain, rabougri
New Zealand Maori NP.MOKU Moku Few, little
Tuvalu PN.MOLE.1 Mole Be behind in a task, behind the other boats Problematic
East Uvea PN.MOLE.1 Mole Perir, etre detruit, perdu
Emae PN.MOLE.1 More Pass by, cross over
New Zealand Maori PN.MOLE.1 /Moore/a Remnant Problematic
Niue PN.MOLE.1 Mole To have passed by; gone; past; pass away, die
Mangareva PN.MOLE.1 ʔAka/more/ Decapitate, behead Problematic
Pukapuka PN.MOLE.1 Mole Finished completely, nothing left
Samoan PN.MOLE.1 Mole Choke, suffocate , die, suffocated, to be
Tongan PN.MOLE.1 Mole Be lost, perish, become extinct
Tuamotu PN.MOLE.1 Moore Exterminated, depopulated, to be
Tuvalu PN.MOLE.2 Mole/mole Smooth, slippery, slip, slide
East Futuna PN.MOLE.2 Mo(le)/mole Smooth, without hair
East Uvea PN.MOLE.2 Mole/mole Smooth, without hair
East Uvea PN.MOLE.2 Mo/mole Poli, glissant, lisse
Hawaiian PN.MOLE.2 Mole(mole) Smooth
New Zealand Maori PN.MOLE.2 More Bare, plain
New Zealand Maori PN.MOLE.2 More/more Smooth
Mangareva PN.MOLE.2 More/more Smooth, flat
Nuguria PN.MOLE.2 Poko hulu mo/more Kahl (Kopf)
Niue PN.MOLE.2 Mole/mole Well-cleared, tidy, smooth
Nukuoro PN.MOLE.2 Mole/mole Soft
Luangiua PN.MOLE.2 Mole Smooth. Bald (Hbn).
Penrhyn PN.MOLE.2 More/more Smooth, undecorated, bald
Pukapuka PN.MOLE.2 Mo(le)/mole/ Smooth
Rarotongan PN.MOLE.2 More(more) Smooth
Rarotongan PN.MOLE.2 Mo/more Ancient type of spear with a rounded end