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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn MP.PALALAFA Pararaha Midrib of coconut frond; carrying pole; mashing stick
Pukapuka MP.PALALAFA Palelawa Midrib of coconut leaf
Rotuman MP.PALALAFA Parafa Midrib of a coconut leaf Borrowed
Tongan MP.PALALAFA Palalafa Stalk and midrib of a coconut leaf
West Uvea MP.PALALAFA Palalaa (jeunes: palalaha) Attache de la feuille de cocotier; os de la hanche Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island EP.PA-RARE Parare Err, make a mistake
Hawaiian EP.PA-RARE Palalee Speak imperfectly etc.
Tahitian EP.PA-RARE Parare Broken, stammering (as speech)
Tuamotu EP.PA-RARE Parare Burred, thick, indistinct (of voice)
Hawaiian TA.PARARII Palalii Any flutelike, high or shrill sound; sound of flatulency Problematic
New Zealand Maori TA.PARARII Parari Gully, ravine Problematic
Penrhyn TA.PARARII Pararii Broken in two or three pieces
Rarotongan TA.PARARII Pararii Wrecked, smashed up
Tahitian TA.PARARII Pararii Etre cassé, être brisé, être démoli par un effet autre que la flexion, s'écrouler
Tuamotu TA.PARARII Pararii Break into pieces, split; broken into pieces
Marquesas EP.PARAAOA Paʔaoa Baleine, cachalot. Cétacé en général (Lch). Dauphin; dolphin, porpoise. Baleine, whale. (Atl).
Penrhyn EP.PARAAOA Paraoa Dolphin, porpoise
Tuamotu EP.PARAAOA Paraaoa Fish sp.; whale
Tuamotu EP.PARAAOA Paraoa Fish sp
East Futuna PN.PALA-PALA Palapala Écrasé, brisé; froissé Uncertain Semantic Connection
Penrhyn PN.PALA-PALA Parapara Filthy, dirty
Rapa PN.PALA-PALA Parapara Dirty.
Samoan PN.PALA-PALA Palapala Muddy. Dirty, unhygienic (McP).
Tuamotu PN.PALA-PALA Parapara Slimy, sticky
Pukapuka SO.PAA-LAPU Paalapu West-south-west wind. ["the wind that strikes and pounds"]
Tikopia SO.PAA-LAPU Parapu South (Gaimard). Nor-nor-west
West Futuna SO.PAA-LAPU Parapu Wind from the west
Hawaiian CE.PARA-SEKA Palaheʔa Stained, smeared, bedaubed
New Zealand Maori CE.PARA-SEKA Paraheka A white deposit beneath the prepuce
Marquesas CE.PARA-SEKA Paʔaheka Moisi
East Futuna NP.PAALASI Palasi Aplatir; écraser
Nukuoro NP.PAALASI Baalasi Press down or against, sit on (as a chicken hatching eggs)
Rarotongan NP.PAALASI Paaraʔi Squash, crouch, brood or sit (as bird on nest), sit (on the ground), lie down (as pig or horse)
Samoan NP.PAALASI Paalasi To drop down, as over-ripe fruit; to fall down, as a person from a tree; to fall with violence, as a house
Tahitian NP.PAALASI Paarahi Etre assis, s'asseoir; habiter, demeurer
Tokelau NP.PAALASI Palahi To fall from a height
Hawaiian CE.PARATA Palaka A fish
New Zealand Maori CE.PARATA Parata Mythical sea monster
Marquesas CE.PARATA Paiátta A species of shark, particularly mischievous
Marquesas CE.PARATA Peata Expèce de raie. Requin tigre (Lch).
Pukapuka CE.PARATA Palata A species of shark, very ferocious ; Alopias Vulpinus [Thresher shark] Problematic
Rarotongan CE.PARATA Parata Species of edible plant Problematic
Tahitian CE.PARATA Parata Shark sp. (Carcharhinus maou) (Lesson)
Tahitian CE.PARATA Maʔo parata Espèce de requin
Tuamotu CE.PARATA Parata Shark variety, large, black, man-eating
New Zealand Maori PN.PALA-TAO Pare-tao Ferns (Asplenium obtusatum, A.lucidum)
Niue PN.PALA-TAO Palatao A large fern (Angiopteris commutata), a common fern (Pteris tripartita). A fern (Angiopteris evecta), largest fern on Niue (Sph).
Hawaiian PN.PALA-TUQU Palakuu Ripe to perfection, as of bananas that drop when touched; ripen uniformly
Tokelau PN.PALA-TUQU Palatuu Over-ripe fruit
Tongan PN.PALA-TUQU Palatuʔu Rotting on tree (of bananas or plantains)