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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan AN.TAGI.A Tangi Any noise or sound, but especially of weeping
West Uvea AN.TAGI.A Tangi-sia (Humains) pleurer
Pukapuka EO.TAHI.2 Tai uli Dark wood (esp. of Cordia subcordata)
Tokelau EO.TAHI.2 Tai/uli Dark wood of (Cordia subcordata)
Hawaiian MQ.TAA-IA Taa ia His, her (a vestigial form)
Marquesas MQ.TAA-IA Taaia His, her
Tuvalu NP.TAI-QAO Taiao Three to five-thirty a.m
Hawaiian NP.TAI-QAO Kaiao Dawn
Kapingamarangi NP.TAI-QAO Daiaa Tomorrow
Kapingamarangi NP.TAI-QAO Taia Morning
New Zealand Maori NP.TAI-QAO Tai/taiao/ Dawn
Ifira-Mele NP.TAI-QAO Taiao Morning
Nuguria NP.TAI-QAO Taiao Tomorrow
Nukuoro NP.TAI-QAO Daiao Morning; tomorrow
Luangiua NP.TAI-QAO Kaiao To-morrow. Am nächsten Tag [next day] (Sar).
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.TAI-QAO Thaiao Morning
Rapa NP.TAI-QAO Tiao Shadow Problematic
Sikaiana NP.TAI-QAO Taiao Tomorrow
Tahitian NP.TAI-QAO Taiao The dawn or day-break
Takuu NP.TAI-QAO Taiao Tomorrow, the next day
New Zealand Maori PN.TAIKO Taaiko Black Petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TA-ILI Taili/fia Blow
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TA-ILI Thaili/hia Blow (vt)
Easter Island EP.TAI-NAFI Aŋa/taiahi Yesterday
New Zealand Maori EP.TAI-NAFI Tainahi Yesterday (Eastern dialect)
New Zealand Maori CE.TAINOKA Tainoka Native Broom (Carmichaelia australis)
Mangareva CE.TAINOKA Tainoka. Ta/taainoka Plante sans feuilles; teigne annulaire. Petit liane, Cassytha filiformis (Lauracées). A plant without leaves (Tgr).
Pukapuka NP.TAI-TEA Taitea Soft wood of Cordia subcordata and Guettarda speciosus
Tokelau NP.TAI-TEA Taitea The soft white wood of (Cordia subcordata)
Niue OC.TAKA.1A Taka/ia Roaming, wandering
New Zealand Maori PN.TAKA.1B Taka/kau Free from the marriage tie; at leisure
Ifira-Mele PN.TAKA.1B Taka Of marriageable age
Samoan PN.TAKA.1B Taʔa Party to whom marriage proposal is taken . Loose, unchaste, wanton (of women)
Emae NP.TAKA.2A Taka/mia Step on
Emae NP.TAKA.2A Taka/turia Kneel on
Rarotongan NP.TAKA.2A Takaʔi-a, -ʔia Stamp on, tread on, trample on
Takuu NP.TAKA.2A Taka (pass. takamia) Press down (e.g. dirt) with one’s foot, step on something
West Uvea NP.TAKA.2A Taka-fia Ecraser avec le pied; donner un coup de pied
West Uvea NP.TAKA.2A Taka/mia, kata(-fia, -mia) Marcher sur, piétiner, fouler aux pieds
Emae PN.TAKA.2B Taka/fia Se chausser
Takuu NP.TAKAA Takaa Rope or string lashing used to join two pieces of wood flush together; lashing in this manner to join two pieces of wood or rope; rope binding used to attach the barb to the shaft of a wooden fishhook; (obs.) plank tied to the side of a traditional canoe to cover the caulking material
Samoan PN.TAKAFALU Talafalu Small tree or shrub (Micromelum sp.) with oil glands on its leaves which are used for medicial purposes Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia NP.TAKA-FULI Takafuri/nga Large pandanus mat used as a basis for gifts at initiation, marriage, funeral Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan PN.TAKAI Taakai-a, -ʔia Tie, bind, wind or wrap something
East Futuna PN.TAKA-MILO Takamilo Tournoyer, biaisser autour, passer autour; r"der, fair le tour de
Vaeakau-Taumako CE.TAA-KIRI Takili/sia Flog with stick, pelt with stones
Vaeakau-Taumako CE.TAA-KIRI Takili-hia Kill, whip
West Futuna PN.TE-QA-KU Tiaku My (A category), mine
Rotuman RO.TAKU-HALI ʔUahgia Very long kind of sea-snake (Cwd>, Problematic
Easter Island FJ.TALA.3 Ta/tara Explicar; conferencia, explicación from TAH Problematic