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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro PN.NAO Nao Extract by gouging with finger
Penrhyn PN.NAO Noo Open tridacna shells, separate flesh from shell; shell opener, a pointed stick made from ngangie wood
Penrhyn PN.NAO Noo/noo To grope a fish, put a hand into a hole in a rock to search for a fish
Rarotongan PN.NAO Nao Grope for something in a confined space
Rennellese PN.NAO Nao Remove innards, as of tridacna
Samoan PN.NAO Nao/nao Feel in hole
Tahitian PN.NAO Na/nao Essayer d'atteindre, avec la main, un object visible. To thrust or introduce the hand or arm into any cavity, hole, or aperture (Dvs).
Tahitian PN.NAO Taa/nao, tii/nao Introduire la main dans un trou pour attraper une anguille, un crabe de terre
Takuu PN.NAO N/nao Insert finger or hand to feel for, probe...
Tikopia PN.NAO Nao Drive in, penetrate
Tuamotu PN.NAO Tii/nao/ Feel with hand in holes
New Zealand Maori CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Midge, small moth
Marquesas CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Petites chevrettes. Petits moucherons (Lch).
Mangareva CP.NAO-NAO Nao, nau Moustique. Mosquito (Tgr).
Penrhyn CP.NAO-NAO Nao/nao Small fly, gnat, etc.
Penrhyn CP.NAO-NAO Noonoo Small fly-like insect of any kind such as sand-fly, fruit-fly, midge and so on
Pukapuka CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Small flying insect by day and night
Rarotongan CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Any small, gnatlike insect
Samoan CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Kind of ant that eats taro leaves
Tahitian CP.NAO-NAO Naonao Moustique
East Futuna NP.NAPAQA Napaʔa Malheur, accident facheux
Rennellese NP.NAPAQA Naapaʔa Accident, accidental injury, hit or injure by accident
Samoan NP.NAPAQA Napaa/tia Meet with an accident
Tokelau NP.NAPAQA Naapaa Regret, feel sorry or guilty for not doing what one thinks one should have done
Tuvalu NP.NAPE.A Nape Hitch up a skirt
Tuvalu NP.NAPE.A Nape/nape Decorate, dress up, make pretty
East Futuna NP.NAPE.A Nape To trip
Hawaiian NP.NAPE.A Nape Bending and swaying, as coconut fronds; surging, as the sea; to rise and fall, as the chest in breathing; yielding, springy Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi NP.NAPE.A Nepe Fastening turn of the outrigger shroud to the middle boom; make a slip knot, slip through; tuck in, as a lavalava
New Zealand Maori NP.NAPE.A Nape Weave; jerk; make a false stroke with the paddle; fishing line; ligament of bivalve; tangled
Moriori NP.NAPE.A Nape To tie
Marquesas NP.NAPE.A Nape Pull (trigger). Tirer sur la gachette d'une arme à feu (Lch).
Nukuoro NP.NAPE.A Nape Hook under waistband
Luangiua NP.NAPE.A ŋape Lever
Penrhyn NP.NAPE.A Nape Bait-string, tied to the point of a fish-hook
Pukapuka NP.NAPE.A Nape Prise up, dig up; plaiting stroke
Rapa NP.NAPE.A Nape To braid
Rarotongan NP.NAPE.A Nape Tie or bind round; hook something towards one
Rennellese NP.NAPE.A Nape To break, as a gentle wave; to be hit, as by a wave; to fold shut, as a net to catch fish
Samoan NP.NAPE.A Nape Entangled
Sikaiana NP.NAPE.A Nape Action of sexual intercourse Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian NP.NAPE.A Napenape Etre actif; mettre en ordre, entretenir en état de marche Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu NP.NAPE.A Nape Pry out (e.g. copra from its shell)
Tokelau NP.NAPE.A Nape Sit cross-legged with feet on thighs; pluck out (eye from eye socket)
Tikopia NP.NAPE.A Nape Loose turn of cord or belt
Tuamotu NP.NAPE.A Nape To braid, interlace round and round; to haul, pull in strongly, jerk, yank
New Zealand Maori CE.NAPE.B Nape Say falteringly, mis-say
Marquesas CE.NAPE.B Nape Lécher, lick (Atl).
Mangareva CE.NAPE.B Naape Lécher, passer la langue sur qc. (se dit aussi d'une flamme)
Tuamotu CE.NAPE.B Nape The tongue