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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Easter Island PN.TARA Tara miro Esquina (des casas, de ahu)
Samoan PN.TARA Tala Rounded end of a Samoan house
Luangiua PN.TAALAKI Kalaʔi. Kaalaʔi (Sar). Open (vt)
New Zealand Maori PN.TALA-MEA Taramea A spear-grass (Aciphylla squarrosa) Problematic
East Uvea PN.TALA-QA-MOA Tala/talaʔamoa Nom d'un arbre (Caesalpinia bonducella)
Hawaiian PN.TALA-QA-MOA Kaakalaioa (Caesalpinia crista) Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.TALA-QA-MOA Talamoa A weed plant (Achyranthes aspera, Amaranthus sp.). (Caesalpinia major) (Sks).
Tongan PN.TALA-QA-MOA Talatalaʔaamoa A bush (Caesalpinia sp.)
Tuvalu PN.TALA-WAI. Fale /talavai/ Dispensary Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.TALA-WAI. Tarawai Juice, sap of a tree
Mangareva PN.TALE Tare To spit, to eject saliva; spittle
New Zealand Maori CE.TAA-REFU Taarehu Fade from sight, disappear
Nukuoro AN.TALI.3A Dali/masanga Way of tying (rope, etc.)
Tahitian FJ.TALI.4 Tari Porter, apporter, emporter (en précisant à l'aide de mai ou atu)
Luangiua MP.TALIE.1 Kalie Terminalia samoensis
Takuu MP.TALIE.1 Tarie Tree sp. (Terminalia samoensis)
Hawaiian CP.TALO.2 Kalo/kalo Conversational prayer to the gods
Tahitian CP.TALO.2 Taro/taro A short prayer addressed to the gods; to be saying a short prayer to the gods; an introductory address to a god
East Futuna MP.TALU.1 ʔAu/talu/ Sarcler
East Uvea MP.TALU.1 ʔAu/talu/ Sarcler les taros
Tahitian MP.TALU.1 Taru/aa Chou caraïbe (Xanthosoma sagittifolium) Problematic
Hawaiian CE.TAAMAKA Kaamaʔa Sandals or other footwear
Penrhyn CE.TAAMAKA Taamaka Shoes, sandals
Rarotongan CE.TAAMAKA Taamaka Sandal, climbing-loop, footwear
East Uvea PN.TAMAKI.1 Taamaki Désagréable, ennuyeux, facheux, pénible
Mangareva PN.TAMAKI.1 Temeki Sudden, unpleasant death. Mort imprévue (Rch).
Samoan PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaʔi War, calamity ; bad news, message of ill tidings
Tongan PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Offensive, obnoxious, irritating, very unpleasant
Tongan PN.TAMAKI.1 Taamaki Badly, unpleasantly, injuriously, imperfectly
Luangiua XO.TAMAKI.2 Kamaʔi Many. Genug [enough] (Sar).
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.TAMA-NA Va/samana [TAU]. Ve/tamana [NUP,VAE] Parents. Fathers (e.g. father and his brothers).
Samoan OC.TAMANU Tamanu The name of a tree (Maba sp.). (Calophyllum samoense) (Phm).
East Uvea PN.TAA-MATE-A Tamate, taamate/ʔi Frapper, battre, assommer, tuer, massacrer
Fijian FJ.TAMOLE Damole A shrub (Simnophila rugosa, Scrophulariaceae)
Fijian FJ.TAMOLE Tamole A shrub (Simnophila rugosa, Scrophulariaceae)
Hawaiian FJ.TAMOLE Kaamole (Jussiaea suffruticosa), (Polygonum glabrum)
Mangareva NP.TANA.A Tana Adj. poss. son, sa, ses
Tahitian CE.TANA.B Tana Possessif: son, sa, ses, sans indication du mode fort ou faible de possession
Samoan PN.TANE-TANE Tanetane A shrub (Nothopanax samoense). Tanitani in Tutuila.
Tuvalu OC.TANIFA Taanifa Lizardfish (Saurida gracilis)
Fijian OC.TANIFA Daniva (Sardinella sp.)
Waya OC.TANIFA Tanive A class of small, sardine-like fish
Tongan PN.TANU-TANU Tanutanu Fish sp. with small scales, buries itself in sand
Fijian MP.TAO Saa Spear [Western Fijian Dialect]
West Uvea MP.TAO Tao Sagaie, lance (de chasse/guerre), bois épointé; flèche de case; poutre, chevron, poteau de case [Heo Dialect]
Sikaiana EO.TAQO.1 Tao cook by covering food with earth, sand and stone in an earth oven
Takuu NP.TAQO.2B Tau/mi Wooden frame put on top of thatch if sago is the material used instead of the more usual pandanus (Mokena 1999)
Marquesas PN.TAAQOFI Taaohi Catch (I). Saisir, prendre, toucher; chercher à s'accrocher, à se retenir à; retenir, refuser de rendre
Tuvalu PN.TAQOKETE.A Takete Sibling of the same sex (= taina).
East Futuna PN.TAQOKETE.A Taʔokete Sibling of same sex. Frère aîné, cousin aîné; aîné des garçons (Mfr).