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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian EO.POLI.A Poli Bosom, breast; depression
New Zealand Maori EO.POLI.A Pori Wrinkle, fold, as of the skin, as with fat
Marquesas EO.POLI.A Poʔi Corpulence, corpulent
Mangareva EO.POLI.A Pori Ventre, du nombril au bas du ventre. Centre d'une seine; circonférence, bord d'un objet rond; être cintré (Rch).
Nggela EO.POLI.A Mboli/lo Very fat (of a woman)
Luangiua EO.POLI.A Poli Hanging belly
Tahitian EO.POLI.A Pori/a Gras, gros
Tuamotu EO.POLI.A Pori Wrinkle, fold, as of skin with fat
Easter Island NP.POLI.B Haka/pori/o To fatten
New Zealand Maori NP.POLI.B Pori People, dependants; tribe Problematic
Nukuoro NP.POLI.B Boli Take special care of
Rarotongan NP.POLI.B ʔAre /pori/ A beauty-school where all well-born girls were given special diet, blanching, etc
Tahitian NP.POLI.B Pori The bulk, or size, as that of a man, or a tree; certain persons of both sexes, but chiefly women, who pampered their bodies to become fat and fair
Tuamotu NP.POLI.B Haka/pori/ Fatten by special feeding
New Zealand Maori CE.PORI Pori People, dependants [South Island Dialect]
Marquesas CE.PORI Poí Peuple, gens, famille, peuplade
Marquesas CE.PORI Bóe People, family
Pukapuka CE.PORI Poli Offspring, all one's children Borrowed
Pukapuka CE.PORI Poli/poli A bilateral kin or kin group Borrowed
Easter Island OC.POLO.1 Po/poro/ A berry whose juice is mixed with ashes of tii leaves in tattooing . Planta de la familia umbelifera
Tuvalu OC.POLO.1 Polo/polo (Hedyotis romanzoffiensis)
Hawaiian OC.POLO.1 Poo/polo/ Black Nightshade (Solanum nigrum)
Lau OC.POLO.1 Boboro Shrub with clusters of black berries
Pukapuka OC.POLO.1 Polo A plant (Hedyotis romanzoffiensis)
Pukapuka OC.POLO.1 Polo/puka Plant sp. (Solanum viride)
Rapa OC.POLO.1 Po/poro Herb with small red berry
Rarotongan OC.POLO.1 Poro Solanum spp. (Aitutaki, Atiu)....
Rarotongan OC.POLO.1 Poroʔiti (Solanum viride)
Rarotongan OC.POLO.1 Poro/poro (Vaccinum cereum) or (Vaccinium reticulatum)
Rotuman OC.POLO.1 Poro Plant with edible leaves, inedible fruit like cherry tomatoes
Tahitian OC.POLO.1 Poro/hiti Plante à fruits rouges (Solanum anthropophagorum)
Tokelau OC.POLO.1 Polo Kind of pepper plant
Tongan OC.POLO.1 Polo Bush with edible leaves (Solanum nigrum)
Waya OC.POLO.1 Boro Several Solanum and Capsicum species
Tuvalu PN.PORO.1 Polo/ga Outcast, slave; an obligation a family has to exercise its superior skill when requested, e.g. turtle catching
East Futuna PN.PORO.1 Polo Compliment à ceux qui arrivent, à ceux qui apportent quelque chose
Hawaiian PN.PORO.1 Polo Special prayer offered to spirits of the dead
Kapingamarangi PN.PORO.1 Bolo According to, in order to, that
Kapingamarangi PN.PORO.1 Hai bolo Say that
Nukuoro PN.PORO.1 Bolo Make a will; according to
Nukuoro PN.PORO.1 Hai bolo Think that
Luangiua PN.PORO.1 Polo Parent teaching child manners; advice
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.PORO.1 Polo/polo/a Advice, look after (according to the last words or message a persons gives someone before they part)
Rarotongan PN.PORO.1 Poro Give parting or farewell instructions, express wish on parting
Samoan PN.PORO.1 Polo Cut fish in pieces; serve kava to chiefs Problematic
Sikaiana PN.PORO.1 Polo/polo To promise, to make a commitment; (often) to marry
Tahitian PN.PORO.1 Poro Publier, annoncer. A crier, or herald; to cry, proclaim or publish, as the messenger of the king, or as the priests did (Dvs).
Tikopia PN.PORO.1 Poro Command; issue formal invitation
Tuamotu PN.PORO.1 Poro Proclaim, announce
Tuvalu PN.PORO-QAKI Poloaki Bid farewell