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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.QELO ʔElo Sentir mauvais, puant
Emae PN.QELO Elo Stink Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.QELO Ero Putrid
Niue PN.QELO Elo Stink, evil smell
Pukapuka PN.QELO Elo(elo) Putrid, stinking
Rennellese PN.QELO ʔEgo Stink, smell bad
Samoan PN.QELO Elo Stink
Tahitian PN.QELO Ero A kind of sauce. Se dit du mitihue quand les morceaux de coco ont suffisament trempé dans l’eau fermentée et se désagrègent (Lmt).
Tahitian PN.QELO Faʔa/ero Pourri (oeuf)
Tikopia PN.QELO Elo Bad-smelling, stinking Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.QELO ʔElo, ʔeho Stinking, putrid, to be
West Uvea PN.QELO Elo (Tubercule) pourri en terre [Heo Dialect]; (poisson) pourri [Muli Dialect]
East Futuna PN.QEMI ʔEmi Start, flinch
East Uvea PN.QEMI ʔEmi Contraction, contorsion
New Zealand Maori PN.QEMI Emi Ashamed, to be
Marquesas PN.QEMI Emi. ʔEemi (Mtu). Retraction, retrait, se retirer. Se retrécir, se retirer, se racornir, décroître (Lch). Draw up (Mtu).
Mangareva PN.QEMI Emi. Emi/emi (Rch). Trembler de crainte ou de colère. Frémir; trembler de passion (Rch).
Rarotongan PN.QEMI Emi Shrink, crouch down, afraid of, in awe of. Contract, shrivel
Tongan PN.QEMI ʔEmi Wriggle, move, jerk, fidget
Tuamotu PN.QEMI Emi Show fear, quail, shrink from danger
East Futuna PN.QEMO Emo Lecher (de wallis) Borrowed
Marquesas PN.QEMO Amo Bruit de la bouche en mangeant la popoi Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.QEMO ʔEmo Lick
New Zealand Maori NP.ENE.2 Ene(ene) Endeavour to get something by flattery; flatter, cajole
Rennellese NP.ENE.2 Ene Ask for something, request
Rennellese NP.ENE.2 Haka/ene/ Ask for something, request
Tahitian NP.ENE.2 Ene/ene Strong, urgent, pressing. Hinaaro eneene, a pressing or urgent desire. Problematic
Tahitian NP.ENE.2 Hinaaro ene/ene A pressing or urgent desire Problematic
East Futuna PN.QENE ʔEneʔene Tickle, touch so as to tickle
East Uvea PN.QENE ʔEne(ʔi) Chatouiller
New Zealand Maori PN.QENE Moe whaka/ene/ene Practise sodomy
Niue PN.QENE Ene, kene, tene To poke (usually refers to very careful poking with a rod into cavity to get an animal to come out) Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka PN.QENE Ene To cuff, slap with the hand Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.QENE ʔEneʔene Tickle, pry, poke
Samoan PN.QENE ʔEne(ʔene) Tickle
Samoan PN.QENE Ene/ene Tickle
Tongan PN.QENE ʔEne Tickle, touch so as to tickle
Tuamotu PN.QENE Ene Poke (e.g. fish in hole) w. finger etc
New Zealand Maori NP.EE-NEI Eenei The ones near me, these (head noun or qualifier)
Marquesas NP.EE-NEI Enei Ci, celui-ci, ceux-ci, ci, actuellement, maintenant, présentement
Pukapuka NP.EE-NEI Eenei These; here they are Problematic
East Uvea AN.-NI ʔE/ni Celui-ci Problematic
Nggela AN.-NI Eni This
Sa'a AN.-NI Ienini This, these
Tongan AN.-NI E/ni This, these, now
Easter Island EP.QEO ʔEo Olor, fragancia, aroma; oler bien
Marquesas EP.QEO ʔEoʔeo Qui exhale une odeur forte, couvé, gâté, pourri (en parlant des oeufs)
Mangareva EP.QEO Eo Exhaler mauvaise odeur; infecter
Tahitian EP.QEO Veoveo Odeur corporelle âcre (urine) Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu EP.QEO Veoveo To have the odour of urine Phonologically Irregular