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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau MP.PIPI.1 Pipi A mollusc (Asaphis sp.)
Tongan MP.PIPI.1 Pipi Shellfish sp
Tuamotu MP.PIPI.1 Pipi Shellfish sp
West Uvea MP.PIPI.1 Pipi Mollusque bivalve, généralement blanc, le plus souvent une palourde (Arcidé), utilisée pour les poids du filet (en particulier Arca scapha)...mais aussi des Cardidés ... [Heo Dialect]; râpe pour les cocos
Arosi OC.PIPI.2 Bibili A tree
East Futuna OC.PIPI.2 Pipi Nom d'un arbre dont l'interieur est noir et tendre comme le sapin . (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
Lau OC.PIPI.2 Bibili A tree (Thespesia populnea)
Emae OC.PIPI.2 Tee/pipi, to/pipi Vine sp. with very large black seeds Uncertain Semantic Connection
Ifira-Mele OC.PIPI.2 Piipiri A tree (Hernandia peltata) . Borrowed
Marquesas OC.PIPI.2 Pipi Espece d'arbre a pain Problematic
Mota OC.PIPI.2 Pirpir A tree
Nggela OC.PIPI.2 Mbimbili Tree sp
Nguna OC.PIPI.2 Na-peperi A tree (Hernandia peltata)
Niue OC.PIPI.2 Pipi A large tree (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
Rapa OC.PIPI.2 Pipi/tai A vine (introduced?) (Rhynchosia minima)
Rarotongan OC.PIPI.2 Pipi An indigenous vine with purple, trumpet-like flowers Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rotuman OC.PIPI.2 Pipi Tree with inedible fruit used for scenting oil
Samoan OC.PIPI.2 Pipi Tree (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
Tongan OC.PIPI.2 Pipi Tree with inedible fruit used for oil . (Hernadia moerenhoutiana)
Rarotongan TA.PIPI.3 Pipi Student or disciple of the ancient priests . Pupil, disciple
Tahitian TA.PIPI.3 Pipi Disciple. A disciple, learner, or pupil (Dvs).
East Futuna PN.PI-PIKI Pipiki Close eyes
Tongan PN.PI-PIKI Pipiki Sleep, asleep, to be
Tuamotu PN.PI-PIKI Pipiki Close (Eyes)
New Zealand Maori EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri First month of year, June-July; twin stars
Manihiki-Rakahanga EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri Name of a month in the traditional calendar (May-June)
Manihiki-Rakahanga EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri A season of the year (Grn. 1985)
Mangareva EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri June. Saison froide ou la végétation se repose; correspond au mois de join) (Rch).
Rarotongan EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri Season September to November
Tahitian EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri February. A name given to two stars that appear nearly joining (Dvs).
Tahitian EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri maa Constellation des Gémeaux
Tuamotu EP.PI-PIRI Pipiri A month, October to January by different reckonings
Tuvalu EC.PI-PISA Pipiha Send up spray (as waves)
New Zealand Maori EC.PI-PISA Pipiha Spout (as whale)
Tuamotu EC.PI-PISA Pipiha Come out of, issue forth (as from room/house) Problematic
Easter Island EP.PISA.* Piha Room, apartment
Hawaiian EP.PISA.* Piha Full, complete, filled Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori EP.PISA.* Koo/piha Pit for storing potatoes or taro
Penrhyn EP.PISA.* Piha Room Problematic
Pukapuka EP.PISA.* Pia Box, trunk, chest Problematic
Rarotongan EP.PISA.* Piʔa Box, chest, trunk, room
Tahitian EP.PISA.* Piha Chambre, pièce d'une maison; cercueil
Tuamotu EP.PISA.* Piha Room, partitioned place; cunnus
East Uvea CE.PIHE Pihe Jouer au jeu appeler male Problematic
Hawaiian CE.PIHE Pihe Din of voices, crying, shouting, wailing, lament; to mourn, shout etc.
New Zealand Maori CE.PIHE Pihe Dirge accompanied by waving the arms in token of grief
Mangareva CE.PIHE Piʔe Cri de joie, de guerre, de lamentation; danser en poussant des cris; danse de guerre
Tuamotu CE.PIHE Pihe Weep, lament in utter grief or despair (Stn)
East Uvea MP.PISI.1 Pihi Jaillir, éjaculer, éclabousser Borrowed
Emae MP.PISI.1 Pisi Splash