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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian NP.PAA.2C Paa Blow (of wind)
New Zealand Maori NP.PAA.2C Paa Blow against (of wind)
Pukapuka NP.PAA.2C Paa Strike (of wind)
Rarotongan NP.PAA.2C Paa-ia Be buffeted by wind
Tikopia NP.PAA.2C Paa Impact (ex. of wind on canoe)
Tuamotu NP.PAA.2C Paa Blow (of wind)
Anuta OC.PAA.3A Paa Shank of two piece fishing-lure.
Tuvalu OC.PAA.3A Paa Trolling hook for bonito
East Futuna OC.PAA.3A Paa Bonito lure
East Uvea OC.PAA.3A Paa Hamecon en nacre pour la peche des bonites
Fijian OC.PAA.3A Baca Worm; hence bait for fishing
Fijian OC.PAA.3A Baa Tongan variety of fish-hook
Hawaiian OC.PAA.3A Paa Pearl-shell (fish) lure
New Zealand Maori OC.PAA.3A Paa Fish-hook
Marquesas OC.PAA.3A Paa. Pa. Hamecon pour pecher les bonites, en os ou en nacre. Leurre (pour la pêche à la traîne); lure (for dragline fishing) (Atl).
Niue OC.PAA.3A Paa Shell fish-hook for bonito
Luangiua OC.PAA.3A P/paa Fishing hook; pearl shells (8") Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka OC.PAA.3A Paa Fishing lure made from pearl-shell
Samoan OC.PAA.3A Paa Spinner and hook
Sikaiana OC.PAA.3A Paa Turtle or pearl shell tuna fishhook
Takuu OC.PAA.3A Paa Fish hook made from oyster shell or stone
Tikopia OC.PAA.3A Paa Bonito lure
Tokelau OC.PAA.3A Paa Fish lures made of shells
Tongan OC.PAA.3A Paa Fish-hook, esp. paa 'atu (for bonito) and paa fakatele (trolling-hook)
Waya OC.PAA.3A Baa Trolling line with lure
Easter Island NP.PAA.3B Rei/paa Mother of pearl (madreperla)
Hawaiian NP.PAA.3B Paa Mother-of-pearl shell, (Pinctada galtsoffi)
Nuguria NP.PAA.3B Paa A kind of flat, black shell: oyster
East Uvea PN.PAA.4 Paa/heka Plat, assiete
Hawaiian PN.PAA.4 Paa Dish, plate
Niue PN.PAA.4 Paa Basin
Penrhyn PN.PAA.4 Paa Large round basin/bowl
Rarotongan PN.PAA.4 Paa Bowl, basin, tub
Samoan PN.PAA.4 Paa Small mat or tray for serving food
East Futuna PN.PAA.5 Paa/paa Loud noise (as an explosion)
East Uvea PN.PAA.5 Paa Eclater, claquer, détoner; se rompre, se briser, crever; éclat, détonation, explosion
Marquesas PN.PAA.5 Paa/pakakina Explode (i)
Niue PN.PAA.5 Paa Burst, explode; to crash (of noise); to breed [in numbers]
Rotuman PN.PAA.5 Pa Bang, bump, crack (referring to sound)
Samoan PN.PAA.5 Paa To explode, as a gun, thunder, &c.; to burst, as an abscess; to break forth into lamentations
Tongan PN.PAA.5 Paa Burst, explode, blow up; (of plants) burst or break through the soil; (of story, news etc.) to be reported, to become known
New Zealand Maori NP.PAA.6 Paa Term of address to mature, respected male; to priest
Tahitian NP.PAA.6 Pa A term of reverence answering to father, and commonly used by children in addressing their father, and common people their chief
Tikopia NP.PAA.6 Paa Term of address to any man in father category
Easter Island PN.PAQA Paʔa Esteril, infecunda (mujeres, aimales hembras)
Rarotongan PN.PAQA Paa Unable, or too old to bear children, barren
Tahitian PN.PAQA Pa Barren, as a woman that had ceased to bear children
Tikopia PN.PAQA Paa Barren, childless, infertile
Tokelau PN.PAQA Paa Sterile (of a woman)
West Futuna PN.PAQA Pa Barren. childless