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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan PN.PAE-PAE Paepae The grounds around the house of an ariki, usually marked out by stones
Tongan PN.PAE-PAE Paepae Stones forming the surrounding wall or border of a house-mound or grave-mound, etc.
New Zealand Maori CK.PAE-WAI Paewai Skirting-board; the lowest purlin in a house
Rarotongan CK.PAE-WAI Paevai Bargeboard to which guttering is attached
Hawaiian CE.PAFA.* Paha Maybe, perhaps, probably, possibly
Penrhyn CE.PAFA.* Paha Probably, perhaps, maybe
Pukapuka CE.PAFA.* Paa Perhaps, probably; to agree, give consent Problematic
Rarotongan CE.PAFA.* Paʔa Perhaps, I dare say
Tahitian CE.PAFA.* Paha Peut-être
Tuamotu CE.PAFA.* Paha Perhaps
Tuamotu CE.PAFA.* Paa Perhaps
New Zealand Maori CK.PAA-FARA Paawhara-tia To rip open, open out (as a fish for smoking or drying)
Rarotongan CK.PAA-FARA Paaʔara Slice off (esp. of flesh from a carcase)
Penrhyn TA.PAA-FATA Paahata Scaffold; sedan; shelf
Rarotongan TA.PAA-FATA Paaʔata Raised framework or staging; gridiorn, shelf, rack, scaffolding, litter
Tahitian TA.PAA-FATA Pafata A cage, a box
Tuamotu TA.PAA-FATA Paahata Shelflike staging for a corpse
Easter Island EP.PA-FOA Pahoa Retazo (de género)
Hawaiian EP.PA-FOA Paahoa Stick for beating clothes (Moloka`i)
Marquesas EP.PA-FOA Pahoa Battre de l'écorce pour faire de l'étoffe ou tapa
Rapa EP.PA-FOA Ike paʔoa Tapa mallet for beginning
Rarotongan EP.PA-FOA Kaakaʔu paaʔoa (Bib.) Sackcloth, mourning garment
Tahitian EP.PA-FOA Pahoa To prepare the bark for the making of the native cloth
Hawaiian CE.PA-FORE Pahole, pohole Bruised, skinned, scraped; peeled, as cooked taro; slipped back, as the skin of the sex organ of a man or dog; bruise, sore
New Zealand Maori CE.PA-FORE Pahore Having skin rubbed off; scraped off, abraded; bared, exposed (e.g. teeth)
Marquesas CE.PA-FORE Pahoʔe. Paahoʔe (Mtu). Jeune fille non nubile; petite enfant. Petite fille (Lch). Girl. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva CE.PA-FORE Paʔore Tailler, couper, bucher
Pukapuka CE.PA-FORE Pangole Bald Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CE.PA-FORE Paʔore Bald
Rarotongan CE.PA-FORE Paaʔore To slide off a sheath-like covering
Tahitian CE.PA-FORE Pahore Écorché; s'écorcher. To flay or skin; peel off the out ward covering (Dvs).
Tuamotu CE.PA-FORE Pahore Bald; having prepuce retracted; to peel, scale, slice, scrape off
Marquesas CE.PAHORO Pahoʔo Esp. de petit poisson
Rarotongan CE.PAHORO Paʔoro Large sp. of wrasse
Tahitian CE.PAHORO Pahoro Poisson perroquet, famille de Scaridae [Scaridae forsteri Cuvier et Valenciennes]
Easter Island TA.PA-FURE Pahure Bruise, contusion, graze on horse's back, injury, wound Problematic
New Zealand Maori TA.PA-FURE Pahure Pass by, escape Problematic
Tahitian TA.PA-FURE Pahure Écorché, s'écorcher; chauve
Tuamotu TA.PA-FURE Pahure Broken, abraded (as the skin)
Niue TA.PAGE Page Push back Problematic
Penrhyn TA.PAGE Pange To prop; piece of wood used to prop up/support something
Pukapuka TA.PAGE Pange Prop up, support; push, pass (in racing); to feel, touch, push away, refuse
Rarotongan TA.PAGE Pange Prop up, support
Tahitian TA.PAGE Paʔe Pièce de bois ou pierre destinée à servir de support à un plancher, au tablier d'un pont, à une pirogue
Tuamotu TA.PAGE Paŋe Hold, prop up, sustain, support
Marquesas CE.PAGO.1 Panu Sombre, nuageaux, obscur, noir, terne Phonologically Irregular
Kapingamarangi PN.PAGOGO Bongongo Rabbitfish (Siganus) and other spp
Emae PN.PAGOGO Pagogo Fish sp., picot (Siganus sp.), red/white mottled
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PAGOGO Pangongo Rabbitfish or surgeonfish
East Futuna XW.PA-GUGU Paagugu Crunch; bite on something hard