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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian PN.POGI.2 Poni Purple; dark varieties of taro, sweet potato, banana, yam
New Zealand Maori PN.POGI.2 Pongi A dark variety of taro
Marquesas PN.POGI.2 Poki Esp. de taro rouge
Niue PN.POGI.2 Pongi A kind of taro
Anuta MP.POGI-POGI Pongipongi Morning, 5-11 a.m.
Tuvalu MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi Morning, 6-8 a.m.
East Uvea MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi Matin, matinee
Fijian MP.POGI-POGI Bogi Night
Hawaiian MP.POGI-POGI Poni A colour associated with the first glimmer of dawn
Emae MP.POGI-POGI Bongibongi/leva Morning
New Zealand Maori MP.POGI-POGI Ata/pongipongi/ Daybreak
Ifira-Mele MP.POGI-POGI Pwogipwogi Shades of evening at certain season Problematic
Moriori MP.POGI-POGI Ata pongipongi Early dawn
Niue MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi This morning
Penrhyn MP.POGI-POGI Poo/pongi Morning
Pukapuka MP.POGI-POGI Pongipongi Dull, not shiny, dark (sky, colours) > Problematic
Rarotongan MP.POGI-POGI Poo/pongi/ Twilight, especially morning; tomorrow
Samoan MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi Twilight
Tahitian MP.POGI-POGI Poʔipoʔi Matin
Tikopia MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi Morning
Tokelau MP.POGI-POGI Pogipogi Dusk, twilight
Tongan MP.POGI-POGI Pongipongi Morning, to be/become
Tuamotu MP.POGI-POGI Poŋipoŋi Early morning
Tupuaki MP.POGI-POGI Te poponi roa First morning light
West Uvea MP.POGI-POGI Pongipongi Point du jour, aube, matin
New Zealand Maori PN.POI.C Poi/poi Wander about; toss, swing, wave about
Ifira-Mele PN.POI.C Poi Dance
Niue PN.POI.C Poi Run, run around
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.POI.C Poi/loto Dance where people walk around in the dancing circle
Tikopia PN.POI.C Poi Come, go, depart (singular subject)
Easter Island PN.POI.A Po/poʔi Unlucky or ill-omened place where several persons have died in a short space of time, e.g. a whole family, a place which must be avoided because it exercises an evil influence which causes the death of those who live there Problematic
Tuvalu PN.POI.A Poi Start in surprise ; be startled, surprised
Rennellese PN.POI.A Poi Grasshopper sp
Tongan PN.POI.A (Po)poi Flinch, draw back so as to avoid a blow. Remuer, pencher d'un côté (Btn).
West Futuna PN.POI.A Poi/poi To flicker, squint. Blink [Aniwa Dialect] (Cpl). Cligner des yeux (Rve).
Tuvalu CP.POQOI Pooi Mixture of coconut meat, milk and toddy with vegetable
East Futuna CP.POQOI Poʔoi Remains of soup with vegetables
Fijian CP.POQOI Bokoi A pudding
Hawaiian CP.POQOI Poi Cooked taro corms or breadfruit, pounded and thinned with water
New Zealand Maori CP.POQOI Paoi Pound, mash
Marquesas CP.POQOI Po/poi Nourriture de fruit à pain fermenté, battu, cuit, etc.; mou. Pâte à base de bananes, fruits à pain ou taro; taro, breadfruit or banana dough (Atl).
Mangareva CP.POQOI Popoi Bouillie épaisse de la pâte des fruits à pain (nourriture fondamentale du pays). The food of the natives; a paste made of maa, kneaded and cooked (Tgr).
Luangiua CP.POQOI Poi Paste made from dried fruit
Penrhyn CP.POQOI Poi Mashed dish (of breadfruit)
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.POQOI Tu/poe Dried breadfruit, cut in small pieces, may be stored for a long time and is considered both a delicious food and an important food supply when there is little to eat
Pukapuka CP.POQOI Poi Taro pudding prepared for babies, the aged and sick people
Rarotongan CP.POQOI Poi Mashed banana, taro, etc., pudding
Rotuman CP.POQOI Poʔoi Fruit salad Problematic
Tahitian CP.POQOI Poo/poi/ Pâte à base de bananes, fruit à pain ou taro
Tokelau CP.POQOI Poi Mixture of flour and grated coconut