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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Fijian EP.PEKA.2A Bekabeka Coconut leaves plaited to serve as plates Problematic
New Zealand Maori EP.PEKA.2A Peka Branch (of tree); firewood; turn aside
New Zealand Maori EP.PEKA.2A Rii/peka/ Cross
Moriori EP.PEKA.2A Peka Fork of a tree . Diverge
Marquesas EP.PEKA.2A Peka Croix, se croiser; serre, s'etendre au loin
Mangareva EP.PEKA.2A Peka Cross. Croix; croiser, se croiser; en travers; perche solide, levier; peine, affliction
Pukapuka EP.PEKA.2A Peka Wind wire on to a hook
Pukapuka EP.PEKA.2A Waka/peka Used in term, yimu wakapeka "lashing using circumferential turns"
Rarotongan EP.PEKA.2A Peka Criss-crossed, branched off, tangled; branch stream
Tahitian EP.PEKA.2A Pea A stick laid crosswise; to be perplexed
Hawaiian MQ.PEKAHI Peʔahi Fan, brush, beckon
Marquesas MQ.PEKAHI Pekahi (MQN), peʔahi (MQS) Eventer avec un éventail quelconque; faire signe avec la main pour appeler quelqu'un
East Futuna CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Petite chauve-souris
East Uvea CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Espece de petite hirondelle
Emae CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka White-rumped Swiftlet and other spp.
Niue CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka White-rumped Swiftlet ICollocalia spodiopygia)
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Swiftlet . Small flying fox
Rennellese CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Glossy swiftlet, (Collocalia esculenta desiderata)
Samoan CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Peʔapeʔa White-rumped swiftlet, (collocalia sp.)
Tongan CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekepeka White-rumped Swiftlet
West Uvea CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Chauve-souris [Muli Dialect]
Marquesas CE.PEKA-PEKA.2 Pekapeka, peʔapeʔa Ennui; s'ennuyer dans un pays; s'inquiéter; n'etre pas dans son élément
Rarotongan CE.PEKA-PEKA.2 Pekapeka (Have) quarrel, dispute, disagreement, trouble etc.
Tahitian CE.PEKA-PEKA.2 Peʔapeʔa Incident, ennuis, contrariété; être ennuyé, contrarié; avoir des soucis, des ennuis
Tikopia CE.PEKA-PEKA.2 Pekapeka Scanty, poor, poverty-stricken Problematic
New Zealand Maori TA.PEKE.1A Peke Spring, leap, jump upwards
Penrhyn TA.PEKE.1A Peke Climb; ride piggy-back
Rarotongan TA.PEKE.1A Peke Go up, mount up; ascend, rise
Hawaiian PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peʔe/ Twisted, crooked, deformed, misshapen
Niue PN.PEKE.2A Peke Undersized, stunted (of tubers)
Tikopia PN.PEKE.2A Peke To shrink, as clothes when washed; and generally, sometimes with insulting personal reference [e.g. to genitals]
Easter Island EP.PEKE.2B Pe/peke Fetal position; catch a cold, cold; to shrug
Hawaiian EP.PEKE.2B Peʔe To hide oneself
New Zealand Maori EP.PEKE.2B Koro/peke/ Having the limbs doubled up
Mangareva EP.PEKE.2B Pe/peke Etre accroupi; jambes qui refusent de marcher pour cause d'infirmité; marcher en cet état. Crouch down through weakness; feeble, weak, bent with toil, bowed (of the legs) (Tgr).
Rapa EP.PEKE.2B O/peke To lie folded up
East Uvea PN.PEKEPEKE Peke(peke) Lait extrait de la noix de coco que l'on mange avec le mei; toute sorte de sauce
Hawaiian PN.PEKEPEKE Pepeieʔe Breadfruit or banana kneaded with coconut creamand baked in oven Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.PEKEPEKE Peʔepeʔe A sauce made of the expressed juice of cocoa-nut
Tongan PN.PEKEPEKE Pekepeke Pudding made of breadfruit and raw coconut cream
East Futuna OC.PELA Pela Mud. Bourbier, boue; avoir des démangeaisons entre les doigts des pieds; sorte de mycose qui provoque des démangeaisons... (Mfr).
East Uvea OC.PELA Pela Dirt
Hawaiian OC.PELA Pela/pela Filthy, dirty, nasty, indecent, unclean
Nukuoro OC.PELA Pela Earth, soil
Nukuoro OC.PELA Bela Plot of taro, boggy soil
Nukuoro OC.PELA Bela/bela Dirty (like bela)
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.PELA P(h)ela Mud, soil
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.PELA Pela/pela Dirty, muddy
Rotuman OC.PELA Pera/pera Dirty
Sikaiana OC.PELA Pela Dirty, decayed ; mud