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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.PAKOO Paako Bruit d'un coup; eclat; explosion Btn)
New Zealand Maori PN.PAKOO Pakoo Make loud, sudden noise, pop, report
Niue PN.PAKOO Pakoo Sound made by a stick when broken; make a slapping noise. To make a deep crackling sound; to hit someone (Sph).
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PAKOO Phako To crack, to bang . Bang, sound like of a gun shot
Rennellese PN.PAKOO Pakoo To clitter-clatter
Samoan PN.PAKOO Paʔoo Clash, make an unnecessary amount of noise
Tuamotu PN.PAKOO Pakoo Make a plopping, splashing sound
East Uvea PN.PAKOKO.A Pakoko Concave; non plein; bossele; frise; retire
New Zealand Maori PN.PAKOKO.A Pakoko Dried up, as a desiccated corpse, or dried whitebait; carved figures on canoe bows or posts, with characteristic protruding chests and concave backs
Niue PN.PAKOKO.A Pakoko Stiff (as starched clothes). Brittle [ex. dry leaves] (Sph).
Tahitian PN.PAKOKO.A Paoo The bark of the aute or china mulberry tree when in a state of preparation for being pasted together Problematic
Tokelau PN.PAKOKO.A Paakookoo Cheek, gill-cover Problematic
Marquesas MQ.PAKOKO.B Pakóko The spadix masculus or male flower of the Breadfruit
Mangareva MQ.PAKOKO.B Pakooko Fleur mâle de l'abre à pain. The male flower of the Breadfruit (Tgr).
East Futuna PN.PAKOLA Pakola Mort, massacre, cadavre. (Mot Fidjien, injurieux et ironique)
East Uvea PN.PAKOLA Pakola Mort; cadavre; massacre. (Mot de Viti, injurieux et ironique)
Fijian PN.PAKOLA Bokola Dead body of a victim to be eaten
Ifira-Mele PN.PAKOLA Pakora Ghost (of a person killed), murdered person
Nukuoro PN.PAKOLA Pagola Bad luck, punishment
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PAKOLA Pakhola Giant, ogre Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rotuman PN.PAKOLA Pakora Kind of shellfish Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori TA.PAKORA Pakora Low, of the tide
Tahitian TA.PAKORA Paora To be dried up as land through want of rain; dry, hard by reason of drought
Marquesas CE.PAA-KOTI Pakoti (MQN), paʔoti (MQS) Couper, tailler avex des ciseaux
Mangareva CE.PAA-KOTI Paakoti Paire de ciseaux; couper avec des ciseaux. Scissors, cut with scissors (Trg).
Penrhyn CE.PAA-KOTI Paakoti Scissors, clipper, mower
Rarotongan CE.PAA-KOTI Paakoti Cut something off (between blades), clip, snip, shear, mow, prune
Tahitian CE.PAA-KOTI Paaʔoti Paire de ciseaux; couper avec des ciseaux, sectateurs, cisailles
Hawaiian CE.PAKOU Paaʔouʔou Young of the hou, a fish
Pukapuka CE.PAKOU Pakou A fish, species of wrasse (Thalassoma trilobatum) Problematic
Rarotongan CE.PAKOU Pakou A parrotfish (Scaridae), dark-green, long-snouted, brown-backed, edible, caught from or within the reef
Tahitian CE.PAKOU Poʔou Nom de nombreuses espèces de poissons de la famille des Labridae Phonologically Irregular
Tuvalu MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dried (of fish, a wound)
East Uvea MP.PAKU.A Paku Dried up
Kapingamarangi MP.PAKU.A Bagu Dried preserves; ebb, ebbing (of the tide); shallow
Emae MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry (of fruit, coconut)
New Zealand Maori MP.PAKU.A Paku Dried
Ifira-Mele MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry, withered (of plants, fruit)
Marquesas MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Se rechauffer au soleil
Nuguria MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry; low (of tide)
Niue MP.PAKU.A Paku Dry (as rind, skin, etc.)
Niue MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry (including plants and clothes)
Sikaiana MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry; low (tide)
Tikopia MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Dry, parched, become solid
Tongan MP.PAKU.A Paku/paku Quite dry
Tuamotu MP.PAKU.A Paku Dried (of blood)
West Uvea MP.PAKU.A Paku Trop cuit, donc sec; séché par le soleil
East Futuna MP.PAKU.B Paku Hardened by heat; brûlé, grillé; crâmer
East Uvea MP.PAKU.B Paku Rôti, frit
Emae MP.PAKU.B Paku Burn (vi) ; burn (vi), be on fire