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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori PN.PAASI Whaka/paahi/ To depress or make sad
Pukapuka PN.PAASI Payi/a Satisfied (with food)
Rarotongan PN.PAASI Pangia Satisfied (of hunger, thirst) Borrowed
Samoan PN.PAASI Paasi Tired of, to be
Tokelau PN.PAASI Pahi Tired of, bored with
Tongan PN.PAASI Paahi/a Utterly fed up with, exasperated, to be
New Zealand Maori CK.PAA-SII.1 Paahii-tia Strike, beat
Pukapuka CK.PAA-SII.1 Paayiiyii Thin, slim, emaciated Problematic
Rarotongan CK.PAA-SII.1 Paaʔiiʔii Squashed, crushed, beaten up
Hawaiian CE.PAA-SII.2 Paahihi Stream, as water over a cliff; spread, as vines
New Zealand Maori CE.PAA-SII.2 Paahii(hii) Flow in driblets; well up
Moriori CE.PAA-SII.2 Pahii, paihi Trickle forth, spurt forth
Marquesas CE.PAA-SII.2 Pahihi Eau qui rejaillit sur une chose. Rejaillissement de l'eau; jaillir (Lch).
Tahitian CE.PAA-SII.2 Pâhi To splash the water that it may wet a person; a spray of the sea
Kapingamarangi SO.PAQASI Paahi Side, team, beside
Kapingamarangi SO.PAQASI Baahi Side, at the side of, half of
Nukumanu SO.PAQASI Paai Side Problematic
Nukuoro SO.PAQASI Baasi Side, half
Rennellese SO.PAQASI Paʔasi Side, part, piece, page, take sides
Rarotongan TR.PASORO Paaʔoro Comb (Nga Puu-toru dialect); Stroke lightly, smooth down; harrow (Bib.)
Fijian CP.PASU.1A Vacu-ka Punch, pound with fist
Niue CP.PASU.1A Pahu Bang, stamp, dash down. Stamp, slam; to fish by a method involving tapping parts of the canoe (Sph).
Tahitian CP.PASU.1A Pahu Thumping blow
Easter Island CE.PASU.1B Pahu Can, pot, tin-can; coffin (obs.). Urna, ataud (mod.), tarro, cajun . Problematic
New Zealand Maori CE.PASU.1B Pahu Bark (as dog); glance off, ricochet (as a dart). Alarum made of stone or wood (Wms 3rd ed). Wooden gong
Niue CE.PASU.1B Pahu Local bass [instrument] made from box, string and stick; cello, double bass. A drum (McE). Problematic
Penrhyn CE.PASU.1B Pahu Drum, slit drum Problematic
Pukapuka CE.PASU.1B Payu Single-ended drum
Easter Island FJ.PASU.2 Pahu/pahu Throw something into a hole
Fijian FJ.PASU.2 Basuka To force legs apart in rape
Hawaiian FJ.PASU.2 Pahu Push, shove, thrust, impel, pierce; hurl
New Zealand Maori FJ.PASU.2 Pahu Toy dart, glance off, ricochet
Mangareva FJ.PASU.2 Paʔu Se précipiter
Penrhyn FJ.PASU.2 Pahu Join together (usually for good) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan FJ.PASU.2 Paʔu-a, -ʔia, -na Join together, splice, bud, graft, weld
Tahitian FJ.PASU.2 Pahu Etre barré (rivière), être retenu (eau). To be dammed up as water, stopped or pent up as any liquid; to spatter up as soft mud when carelessly trod upon (Dvs). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu FJ.PASU.2 Pahu Thrust, impel, pierce, penetrate; press, push, force
Kapingamarangi EO.PAASUA Pahua Tridacna with large oyster (sic); to collect such oysters
Kapingamarangi EO.PAASUA Baehua Mollusc sp. (Tridacna maxima)
Marquesas EO.PAASUA Pahua The gigantic oyster (Crk). Oyster species. Espèce d'huitre très grosse (Lch). Bénitier, giant clam [Southeast Marquesan Dialect] (Atl).
Mangareva EO.PAASUA Paʔua Clam sp.; oyster (I). Bénitier (Tridacna elonga) (Rch).
Niue EO.PAASUA Pa(pa)hua Large bivalve shellfish often found embedded in coral.
Nukuoro EO.PAASUA Baasua. Pasua (Crn). Tridacna maxima
Penrhyn EO.PAASUA Paasua Tridacna shell; elongate clam (Tridacna maxima) and similar clams
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.PAASUA Pahua Giant clam (Squamosa maxima)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.PAASUA P(h)aua Giant clam shell. Meat of clam shell (Lch).
Pukapuka EO.PAASUA Paayua Tridacna
Rapa EO.PAASUA Paʔua Bivalve (Charma sp.)
Rarotongan EO.PAASUA Paaʔua Various clams but typically (Tridacna maximus)
Sikaiana EO.PAASUA Pasua Edible clam sp. (?Tridacna hippopus hippopus)