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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Marquesas PN.TAE.1 Tae Avoir lieu, être accompli. Se contenter, être satisfait (Lch).
Tuamotu AN.TAQE.1 Tae Flotsam,anything that drifts upon a beach
Rarotongan TA.TAEAKE Taeake Relative of the same generation; friend
Luangiua CP.TAQE-KI Sei Not yet (Salmond 1974) Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas PN.TA-FAGA.A Tahaka/haka. Tafana/fana (1ŋ04). Clair, ouvert, découvert. Terrain sans broussailles; éclairer, éclaircir (Lch).
New Zealand Maori CE.TAA-FERO. Taawhero A tree (Weinmannia racemosa), with smallish, toothed leaves, reddish when young. Timber reddish and of no use, not even for burning. Eastern dialect ;
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.TAFI T(h)ahi/-a Broom; sweep, massage
Samoan PN.TAA-FITI.A Taafiti Somersault
Tongan PN.TAA-FITI.A Taafisi Turn somersault
New Zealand Maori EP.TAFUQA Tahua Heap (esp. food); sandhills; courtyard
New Zealand Maori TA.TAFUGA.1* Tohunga Priest, expert, artisan
Rarotongan TA.TAFUGA.1* Taʔunga A priest, artisan, accomplished craftsman
New Zealand Maori NP.TAAFUNA.1 Taahuna Shoal, sandbank
Marquesas NP.TAAFUNA.1 Tahuna Rivage de la mer couvert de pierres. Pierres, cailloux sur le bord de la mer. Galets, gros sable du bord de la mer (Lch).
Tahitian CE.TAHUTI Tahuti Périssable, corruptible, corrompu; pourrir; pourriture
Anuta OC.TAGA.1A Tanga Bag. Sack, suitcase; stomach (as an internal organ)
Fijian OC.TAGA.1A Taga Bag, pocket, sack
Niue OC.TAGA.1A Taga Bag, sack
Rotuman OC.TAGA.1A Taga Bag, sack Problematic
Samoan OC.TAGA.1A Taga Bag, sack
Tokelau OC.TAGA.1A Taga Sack, bag, pocket
Tongan OC.TAGA.1A Tanga/i Bag, sack
Waya OC.TAGA.1A Taga Any deep receptacle with open top made of woven material; bag, sack
Luangiua SO.TAGA.3 Kaŋa Common, not sacred (opposite of kapu)
Sikaiana SO.TAGA.3 Tana Unrestricted, free from sanctity or taboos
Tahitian PN.TAGALOA.A Taaroa The great god of the Polynesians in general, he was said to be the father of the gods, and creator of all things, yet was scarcely reckoned an object of worship
Hawaiian CE.TAGAROA Kaaloa Names of three nights of the month...sacred to the god Kanaloa: Kaaloa Kuu Kahi, Kaaloa Kuu Lua, Kaaloa Pau (24-26) Phonologically Irregular
Niue AN.TAGI.A Tagi To weep, cry; moan, groan (when dissatisfied)
Lau MP.TAHI.1 Asi Sea, saltwater, a fishing ground
Emae MP.TAHI.1 Tai Sea ; eau salée, sel
Marquesas MP.TAHI.1 Tai Mer, eau salée. La mer qui entre dans la baie; le côté de la baie qui avoisine la mer
Nukuoro MP.TAHI.1 Dai Lagoon, sea, salt
Rapa MP.TAHI.1 Tai Sea. Salt water (Grn).
Rennellese MP.TAHI.1 Tai Ocean, lake, saltwater
Rotuman MP.TAHI.1 Sasi Sea, sea-water, salt Problematic
West Futuna MP.TAHI.1 Tai Sea, ocean, salt-water, tide
East Futuna AN.TAHINA Taina Sibling of the same sex
Fijian AN.TAHINA Taci-na His/her younger sibling of same sex
Hawaiian AN.TAHINA Kai/kaina Younger sibling or cousin of the same sex
New Zealand Maori AN.TAHINA Taina Younger sibling of the same sex [Eastern Maori Dialect]
Mota AN.TAHINA Tasi/u Younger sibling same sex
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.TAHINA Teina Younger sibling of same sex Problematic
Pukapuka AN.TAHINA Taina (pl. taaiina) Younger sibling of the same sex
Rennellese AN.TAHINA Taina Younger sibling of same sex; cross-sex cross-cousin
Waya AN.TAHINA Taci- Younger (classificatory) sibling of the same sex
Luangiua NP.TAI-QAO Kaiao To-morrow. Am nächsten Tag [next day] (Sar).
New Zealand Maori NP.TAIKI.* Tooiki Hard heartwood of a tree; a tree with the sapwood burnt off
Mangareva EC.TAI-MAFA.* Teimaʔa Etre lourd, pesant; peiné, triste, facheux. Sourd, profonde (voix); deep, muffled (voice) (Atl).
Anuta SO.TAINA Taina Sibling or sibling-in-law of the same sex
Tuvalu SO.TAINA Taina Sibling of the same sex