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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Waya OC.PAE.1A Bai Barrier, fence, wall, hedge
Hawaiian CE.PAE.1B Pae Cluster, row, bank
New Zealand Maori CE.PAE.1B Pae Transverse barrier, perch
Penrhyn CE.PAE.1B Pae Part, side
Rarotongan CE.PAE.1B Pae Side portion
Tahitian CE.PAE.1B Pae Côté, parti, direction. Side, part, division, or dividend (Dvs).
Tuamotu CE.PAE.1B Pae Side, margin
New Zealand Maori PN.PAE.2 Whae Mother (term of address) to mature woman Problematic
Tikopia PN.PAE.2 Pae Respectful term of reference, usually with house name, to man of "father" category, or in relation of constraint Problematic
Tongan PN.PAE.2 Pae Mother
Easter Island PN.PAQE Paʔe Anything the sea has thrown ashore
East Uvea PN.PAQE Paʔe Rejeté par la lame
Hawaiian PN.PAQE Pae Washed/drifted ashore
Kapingamarangi PN.PAQE Bae Shift position of, push aside
New Zealand Maori PN.PAQE Pae Cast ashore, wrecked, stranded
Moriori PN.PAQE Pee Stranded
Marquesas PN.PAQE Pae Aller; s'en aller, se séparer, faire bande à part; quitter, abandoner. Divorcer (Atl). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva PN.PAQE Pae Drift away. Flotter au gré des flots; veuf, veuve
Niue PN.PAQE Pee Drift ashore, be wrecked
Penrhyn PN.PAQE Pae Drift, float
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PAQE Pae-a Be spread, be scattered; scatter
Pukapuka PN.PAQE Pae Float, drift
Rarotongan PN.PAQE Pae Drift, float along, go leeward before the wind
Samoan PN.PAQE Pae Strewn, spread out
Tahitian PN.PAQE Pae To drift, go to leeward, as a boat, ship, &c.
Tikopia PN.PAQE Pae Fetch up
Tikopia PN.PAQE Pae-a Cast ashore
Tuamotu PN.PAQE Pae Float, wash ashore, wrecked, stranded
Easter Island PN.PAE-GA.A Paeŋa Cut-stones that were used as foundation for the boat shaped houses, or for the ahu
Tuvalu PN.PAE-GA.A Paega Strips of coconut husk to be buried in preparation for sennit-making pile of stones used to make lau - kafa (local rope)
East Futuna PN.PAE-GA.A Paega Bourre de coco
Niue PN.PAE-GA.A Paega Heap of stones or other objects. A very big tree (McE).
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PAE-GA.A Paenga Something built of stones like a house platform or a fence
Takuu PN.PAE-GA.A Paena The border areas of a family garden plot where kanokano [ Cyrtosperma taro] is grown
Tikopia PN.PAE-GA.A Paenga Stone heap; stone wall
Tokelau PN.PAE-GA.A Paega A man-made pit in the sea along the beach where the strips of coconut husks are buried in preparation for sennit making
Tongan PN.PAE-GA.A Paenga Mat pitch on which the game of lafo is played
New Zealand Maori EP.PAE-GA.B Paenga Margin, boundary....site of building...etc
Tahitian EP.PAE-GA.B Paea A division set apart
Tuamotu EP.PAE-GA.B Paenga A site, place; stretch of shore; Poet. a margin, boundary
New Zealand Maori PN.PAEKO Paaeko Idle
Niue PN.PAEKO Pe/peko To suffer ; to look unstable, or on the point of falling, to have a sulky appearance
Niue PN.PAEKO Peko/peko To be on the point of collapse (as when carrying a heavy load)
Tongan PN.PAEKO Paeko (Of female fish) thin after spawning); of woman or female animal) thin after giving birth
Easter Island PN.PAE-PAE Paepae Casa hecha con muralla de piedras (Egt). Hut (Wbr).
New Zealand Maori PN.PAE-PAE Paepae Beam, bar; especially squatting beam of a latrine
Marquesas PN.PAE-PAE Paepae Haut pavé sur lequel la case est bâtie (esp. de plateforme). Terrasse en pierres sèches sur laquelle la maison était bâtie (Lch). Temple ancien (Fatu Hiva). Dallage (des anciennes maisons); pavement (in old houses). (Atl).
Mangareva PN.PAE-PAE Paepae Pavé; paver, faire un pavé
Niue PN.PAE-PAE Peepee The stones against which the king reclined while being anointed
Pukapuka PN.PAE-PAE Paepae (watu) Stone border; two parallel rows of stones