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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Kapingamarangi MP.PIKI.1A Bigi Paste v, stickiness, sticky
Mangaia MP.PIKI.1A Pi(ki)piki Cling to, hold fast
Marquesas MP.PIKI.1A Piki, piʔi Grimper, s'attacher à
Niue MP.PIKI.1A Piki Adhere to, touch (lightly or accidentally), brush against
Nukuoro MP.PIKI.1A Bigi/bigi/a Covered with something sticky
Nukuoro MP.PIKI.1A Bigi Caught between two other things
Luangiua MP.PIKI.1A Piʔi Grab, grasp
Penrhyn MP.PIKI.1A Piki Cling to, stick to
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.PIKI.1A Piki/a Hold, carry, arrange, catch; take care of
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.PIKI.1A Phiki Hold, pick [exx. shake hands, fold hands, hold, be rich]; take place
Pukapuka MP.PIKI.1A Piki To join, in weaving
Pukapuka MP.PIKI.1A Pi/piki/ Stick; close together
Rarotongan MP.PIKI.1A Piki Clamber, swarm, cling on; mount (a female); lay hands on something and retain it
Rennellese MP.PIKI.1A Piki/piki Nestle up
Rennellese MP.PIKI.1A Pipiki Keep, retain, hold, save
Rotuman MP.PIKI.1A Piki Break (of a wave) Problematic
Samoan MP.PIKI.1A Piʔi Stick, adhere to
Takuu MP.PIKI.1A P/piki Grip, clutch, cling to, hold on to, grab; (of two or more people) be holding hands
Tikopia MP.PIKI.1A Piki Stick, adhere to
Tokelau MP.PIKI.1A Piki Hold on tight while climbing
Tongan MP.PIKI.1A Piki Hold on, cling to, take hold of
Tuamotu MP.PIKI.1A Pi/piki/ Cling to, clutch with fingers
West Uvea MP.PIKI.1A Piki Collé
West Uvea MP.PIKI.1A Piki/piki Qui colle
Easter Island EP.PIKI.1B Piki Go up, rise
Hawaiian EP.PIKI.1B Piʔi Climb, ascend
New Zealand Maori EP.PIKI.1B Piki Climb tree or mountain, ascend (actually or figuratively)
New Zealand Maori EP.PIKI.1B Piki/tanga Upwards path, ascent
Marquesas EP.PIKI.1B Piki (MQN), piʔi (MQS) Climb. Monter sur, grimper, passer dessus. Copuler (Atl).
Mangareva EP.PIKI.1B Piki Monter sur, grimper, passer dessus. Monter sur une montagne; s'élever en dignité, en fortune (Rch).
Luangiua EP.PIKI.1B Haa/piʔi Crossed over Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua EP.PIKI.1B Piŋi Creep up Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian EP.PIKI.1B Pii Monter
Tuamotu EP.PIKI.1B Piki Climb by gripping with arms and legs
Easter Island PN.PIKI.2 Piki Cramp
Tuvalu PN.PIKI.2 Piki Stiff-legged
East Uvea PN.PIKI.2 Vaʔe piki Jambe qui ne plie pas
Fijian PN.PIKI.2 Piki (Arm) crooked [Eastern Fijian Dialect] Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.PIKI.2 Piki Paralysed (of arm)
Sikaiana PN.PIKI.2 P/piki Feel numb
Takuu PN.PIKI.2 Piki (of rope or string) Have a twist or kink that disappears simply by making it taut; (of foot) cramped; (of throat) dry; (of fishing line) tangled
Tuamotu PN.PIKI.2 Hoo/piki Numb, cramped
Easter Island NP.PIKI-PIKI Pikipiki Curly (e.g. hair)
Hawaiian NP.PIKI-PIKI Piʔi(piʔi) Curly, curled, wavy
New Zealand Maori NP.PIKI-PIKI Piki Frizzled, closely curled, of hair
Luangiua NP.PIKI-PIKI Piki, piŋi Curly hair Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese NP.PIKI-PIKI Pikipiki To nestle up, fold one's arms and legs about oneself, as by one lying down and cold Problematic
Samoan NP.PIKI-PIKI Piʔipiʔi Curly (of hair)
Tuamotu NP.PIKI-PIKI Pikipiki Very curly, as hair
Easter Island MP.PIKO.A Piko Bent, twisted