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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna NP.PAKA-PAKA Pakapaka Meagre, of meals
Takuu NP.PAKA-PAKA Pakapaka Thin, lean, skinny, emaciated as from a long illness
Marquesas MQ.PAKA-TAI Paʔatai Sel; saler. Salt (Bgs).
Rarotongan CK.PAA-KATI Pakati Kinds of parrotfish (Scaridae), small, light-blue in colour
East Uvea PN.PAKAU Pakau(kau) Mince; fluet; grand maigre
East Uvea PN.PAKAU Pakau/kau Mince; fluet; grand maigre
East Uvea PN.PAKAU Pakau/pakau Mince; fluet; grand maigre
New Zealand Maori PN.PAKAU Pakau/a Sinewy, wiry
Tongan PN.PAKAU (Paka)pakau Thin, lean, slender
East Futuna NP.PAKE Pake Défi, gageure, pari
New Zealand Maori NP.PAKE Pake Obstinate
New Zealand Maori NP.PAKE Whaka/pake/pake Induce, persuade
Rennellese NP.PAKE Pake Deceive, fool, trick, decoy, lead astray, tempt
Tuvalu PN.PAKEE Pakee Bang
Hawaiian PN.PAKEE Paʔee Strike the ear (as a distant sound)
New Zealand Maori PN.PAKEE Pakee Crack; rending sound
Mangareva PN.PAKEE Pake Sound striking the ear, vibration of air, crackle. Frapper sur une matière.
Tongan PN.PAKEE Pake Slap oneself on arms, buttocks (as challenge)
East Uvea NP.PA-KEKE Pakeke Raideur; faire des grandes efforts du corps; raide, séché, crevé, mort
New Zealand Maori NP.PA-KEKE Pakeke Hard, stiff, difficult, obstinate; adult, old person
Mangareva NP.PA-KEKE Pake Dur Problematic
Samoan NP.PA-KEKE Paʔeʔe Lean, skinny Problematic
Tuvalu CE.PAA-KEKE Pakee Scissors; cut hair Problematic
Hawaiian CE.PAA-KEKE Paaʔee To peel, as bark; a bunch of cleaned bark
New Zealand Maori CE.PAA-KEKE Paakeekee Grate, scrape, remove skin from potatoes
Marquesas CE.PAA-KEKE Pakeke Curer, jeter dehors
Tahitian CE.PAA-KEKE Paaʔeʔe Raser, râcler la peau d'un cochon
Tuamotu CE.PAA-KEKE Paakeke Rake, scrape up (as with an instrument or stick); rub against (as a line over the gunwale of a canoe); rub, flatten out (as in drawing pandanus leaves back and forth against a post
Hawaiian CE.PAKEWA.1 Paʔewa Crooked, bent, misshapen, wrong, error
New Zealand Maori CE.PAKEWA.1 Pakewa Make a mistake in speaking; wander
Tuamotu CE.PAKEWA.1 Pakeva Wander, migrate
Tuvalu FJ.PAKEWA.2 Pakeva Fish sp. (Carangoides orthogrammus)
Fijian FJ.PAKEWA.2 Baakewa Remora or Sucking fish
Pukapuka FJ.PAKEWA.2 Pakeva Fish sp. (Carangoides orthogrammus)
Takuu FJ.PAKEWA.2 Pakeva Name of principal sea deity Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau FJ.PAKEWA.2 Pakeva Black-spot Jack (Carangoides ferdau jordan)
Tuamotu FJ.PAKEWA.2 Pakeva A variety of fish
Easter Island AN.PAKI.1 Haa/paki To shove, to kick; dar un golpe, un empellón, con la mano, o con el pie
Hawaiian AN.PAKI.1 Paʔi, pa/paʔi Slap, spank, beat, hit, clap....
Kapingamarangi AN.PAKI.1 Haga/bagi To chase away, to send away (forcibly); to beat the water
Emae AN.PAKI.1 Paki Slap, strike
New Zealand Maori AN.PAKI.1 Pa/paki (pass. paaki/a) Slap, pat, slap against or together (as waves)
New Zealand Maori AN.PAKI.1 Paki/paki (Freq. of papaki) Clap hands, pat
Moriori AN.PAKI.1 Pake Clap
Marquesas AN.PAKI.1 Paki/paki (MQN), paʔi/paʔi (MQS) Frapper légèrement avec la main, caresser. Donner des petits coups avec la main (Dln). Tapoter avec le plat de la main; pat. Applaudir, clap, applaud (Atl).
Mangareva AN.PAKI.1 Pa/paaki Donner un soufflet; frapper avec la main; bourrer de coups de poing; briser (se dit de la mer brisant à terre)
Pukapuka AN.PAKI.1 Paki, paki/paki Clap hands, strike; (metaphorically) copulate
Pukapuka AN.PAKI.1 Pa/paki/ Slap with the open hand
Rarotongan AN.PAKI.1 Paki (pass. paaki/a) Usually in passive: tap, knock, brush against, graze, bruise. Rub, massage; apply ointment, powder.
Tahitian AN.PAKI.1 Paaʔi Gifle; gifler