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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn OC.OI.1 Oi To move, start one's voyage; make room, move aside
Rarotongan OC.OI.1 Oi Move while in a sitting position
Tahitian OC.OI.1 Oi Changer de direction, tourner, virer (se dit surtout d'un véhicule ou d'une embarcation)
Tuvalu PN.OI.2 Oi Exclamation of surprise
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.OI.2 Oi/e Interjection indicating surprise
Samoan PN.OI.2 Oi Joyful surprise
Tahitian PN.OI.2 Oi Indeed, really [post-verbal particle] Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Uvea PN.OI.2 Oiiii... Exclamation d'étonnement (je suis obligé d'y croire, mais...)
West Uvea PN.OI.2 Ooi Be hurt, moan
New Zealand Maori CK.OI.3 Oi A rush (leptocarpus simplex)
Hawaiian CE.OI.4 Oeoe (Oceanodroma castro) Hawaiian storm petrel
New Zealand Maori CE.OI.4 Oi (Pterodroma macroptera) Grey-faced Petrel; (Puffinus tenuirostris) Short-tailed Shearwater
Rapa CE.OI.4 Oi/oi A bird, petrel
Ifira-Mele PN.OQI.A W/oi/woi Dish of mashed breadfruit and coconut milk
Marquesas PN.OQI.A Oi Knead breadfruit paste. Pétrir, délayer. Pétrir, knead [Southeast Marquesan Dialect]; malaxer (une pâte) (Atl).
Mangareva PN.OQI.A Oi Broyer
Penrhyn PN.OQI.A Oi To mix, blend
Rarotongan PN.OQI.A Oi To knead
Tahitian PN.OQI.A Oi Pétrir à la main, malaxer une pâte. To knead, applied to dough, mahi, etc.; to mingle different substances, by working with the hand in a dish (Dvs).
Tongan PN.OQI.A Oʔi To mash, shape by force; press or change into a new shape or pattern, alter the shape or pattern or nature of (or endeavour to do so); to try to persuade or compel to act differently, to urge, press
Tuamotu PN.OQI.A Oi To knead
East Uvea NP.OQI.B Oʔi(oʔi) Faire, arranger, rectifier, corriger, disposer, perfectionner
Hawaiian NP.OQI.B Oi/oi Squirm, leisurely swaying
New Zealand Maori NP.OQI.B Oi Move continuously (as the sea), shudder, shake gently; to disturb (as soil or water with a stick), agitate, disturb
Marquesas NP.OQI.B Oi Remuer, faire remuer. Pétrir (Lch).
Nuguria NP.OQI.B Na/hoi/hoi Move
Pukapuka NP.OQI.B Oi Move from side to side, shake hips in dancing
Rarotongan NP.OQI.B Oi Agitate, movement of bird's wing
Rennellese NP.OQI.B Oʔi Shake or move a little, nudge
Samoan NP.OQI.B Oi Disturb; meddle with what would have been better left alone...
Tahitian NP.OQI.B Oi Shake, move repeatedly
Tuamotu NP.OQI.B Oi Wriggle, twist, mill round
Penrhyn LO.OIRE Oohire Village
Rarotongan LO.OIRE ʔOoire District, town, village
Tahitian LO.OIRE ʔOire Ville, village
Tuvalu EC.OKI.1 Oki/oki To whistle
Ifira-Mele EC.OKI.1 W/oki/ Noise made by Megapode bird Problematic
Marquesas EC.OKI.1 Oki/na Whistle (of wind); murmur
East Futuna PN.OKI.2 ʔOki To finish, end. Finir (i le V) (Mfr).
Hawaiian PN.OKI.2 Oʔioʔi/na Resting place for travelers, such as a shady tree, rock
New Zealand Maori PN.OKI.2 Oki/oki Rest, pause
Moriori PN.OKI.2 Oki/oki Pause
Niue PN.OKI.2 Oki/oki To rest (for a longer time); to retire; to die, pass away
Rennellese PN.OKI.2 Okioki Rest
Tuamotu PN.OKI.2 Okioki Rest, pause after completing preparations
Easter Island PN.OKO.1 Oko To carry off all, take all; to collect eggs
East Futuna PN.OKO.1 Oko/oko Ramasser, recuieller minutieusement. Aller chercher sa nourriture dans la brousse (période de disette); avoir du mal à trouver des produits (Mfr).
East Uvea PN.OKO.1 Oko/oko Ramasser ce qui reste de bon en temps de famine; ramasser du petit bois à bruler
Kapingamarangi PN.OKO.1 Ogo To pick up (from the ground)
New Zealand Maori PN.OKO.1 Oko/oko Carry in arms, nurse; a wooden scoop...used for scooping up earth