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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue OC.PANI.1 Pani Paint, smear, rub oil on (I) Problematic
Luangiua OC.PANI.1 Paŋi Paint body; ashes of fire, charcoal
Pukapuka OC.PANI.1 Pani To put marks on something (e.g. face)
Rarotongan OC.PANI.1 Pani Paint, smear, rub oil on
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.PANI.1 Pani/a Paint, decorate
Rennellese OC.PANI.1 Pani Anoint, as head with turmeric
Rotuman OC.PANI.1 Pani To paint
Samoan OC.PANI.1 Pani Dye (hair, etc.)
Tikopia OC.PANI.1 Pani Mark of colour, applied to person or object, incl. charcoal stripe in trad. ritual; to paint, apply colour
Tokelau OC.PANI.1 Pani Coral lime (used as paint)
Tongan OC.PANI.1 Pani Smear, rub oil on
Tuamotu OC.PANI.1 Pani Paint, smear, rub oil on
Hawaiian CE.PANI.2 Pani Close, shut
New Zealand Maori CE.PANI.2 Pani Block up
Rarotongan CE.PANI.2 Pani Spill over, overflow
Rarotongan CE.PANI.2 Poo/pani/ Plug, stopper
Tahitian CE.PANI.2 Pani To close, or shut up a breach
Tuamotu CE.PANI.2 Pani Block up
East Futuna PN.PANI.3 Paani/a Intercédez pour, priez pour
East Futuna PN.PANI.3 Pani/a Prier pour les autres (mot ancien)
East Futuna PN.PANI.3 Pani/ga Se mettre de la cendre au front en suppliant
East Futuna PN.PANI.3 Paani/ga Supplications (pour obtenir la paix, par exemple)
New Zealand Maori PN.PANI.3 Pani Persons bereaved; generally orphan, sometimes widow Problematic
Penrhyn PN.PANI.3 Paa/pani Feast held on the Monday just after the second Sunday of the year for closing the One-week Prayer at the beginning of the year
Rennellese PN.PANI.3 Pa/pani Pray to cure sickness etc., esp. with blackened face
Rennellese PN.PANI.3 Paani/nga Prayer
West Futuna PN.PANI.3 Pan/pani/ga A ritual ceremony.
Easter Island NP.PANOKO Paaroko Blackblotch Blenny (Cirripectes alboapicalis), Chapman's Blenny (Entomacrodus chapmani), Disalvo's Goby (Kelloggella disalvoi) Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian NP.PANOKO Paanoʔo (Eleotridae) and (Gobiidae spp.), said to leap from pool to pool
New Zealand Maori NP.PANOKO Panoko Sandperch (Cheimarrichthys forsteri)
Marquesas NP.PANOKO Paoko (MQN), paoʔo (MQS) Esp. de petit poisson. Gobie, petit poisson de la famille des blennidés; châton de l'arbre à pain (Lch). Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua NP.PANOKO Poŋoʔo Sergeant Baker Fish (? Sergeant Major (Abudefduf)
Luangiua NP.PANOKO Poŋoʔoʔo Smiler Fish
Luangiua NP.PANOKO Puŋʔoʔo [sic] Oyster blenny
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.PANOKO Panoko A small fish
Pukapuka NP.PANOKO Paanoko/noko Adjective describing any large man-eating fish
Pukapuka NP.PANOKO Akulaa paanokonoko Marlin, describing stripes
Rarotongan NP.PANOKO Panoko Suckerfish (Cheimarrichthys forsteri)
Tikopia NP.PANOKO Panoko Reef fish (Blennidae sp.)
Takuu NP.PANOKO Panoko Fish sp. -- small, slippery and inedible
Rarotongan TA.PA-ANU Paanu Drift or float freely (in water)
Tahitian TA.PA-ANU Panu To go adrift
Easter Island PN.PAO.1 Paʔo To cut by striking, to strike with an axe. Cut down; chop, hew (Wbr). Problematic
Easter Island PN.PAO.1 Paʔo/paʔo To chip in reference to wood Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.PAO.1 Pao-a Strike (as with a hammer)
Niue PN.PAO.1 Pao To punch [hit with fist]; to nail, to hammer; stop up (as a tooth, make a filling
Pukapuka PN.PAO.1 Pao/pao Pound, tap smartly with a mallet
Rapa PN.PAO.1 Pao Pins for thatch bonnet of house
Rarotongan PN.PAO.1 Pao-ʔia Strike (as with a club on the head; dig or nibble out, make a hole in something
Rennellese PN.PAO.1 Pao(pao) Uproot, pull up, as with repeated motions to dislodge