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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tongan AN.SA Ha Non-specific article
Easter Island EP.SAA.1 Haa Direct the breath towards something
Tuvalu EP.SAA.1 Haa Bad breath, halitosis, mouth odour Problematic
New Zealand Maori EP.SAA.1 Haa/haa Catch the breath, breathe w. difficulty
Marquesas EP.SAA.1 Ha Extenué de fatigue
East Uvea PN.SAA.2 Haa Apparaître, se montrer, se faire voir
Kapingamarangi PN.SAA.2 Haa To project out, appear, be visible
Ifira-Mele PN.SAA.2 Sasa Hang out, stick way out (like a dog's tongue)
Rennellese PN.SAA.2 Saa(saa) Protrude, emerge, stick out
Samoan PN.SAA.2 Saa/saa Token, mark, sign, omen
Tikopia PN.SAA.2 Saa Uncovered, exposed, protruding
Tokelau PN.SAA.2 Haa/haa/ To stick out
Tongan PN.SAA.2 Haa Be in sight, appear, be apparent
West Uvea PN.SAA.2 Saa Visible
Fijian FJ.SAA.3 Sa(a) Verbal particle, independent of tense
Pukapuka FJ.SAA.3 Yaa Past tense with durative aspect (arch.)
Samoan FJ.SAA.3 Saa Verbal particle which sets a process or action in an imperfect tense (Mnr)
Waya FJ.SAA.3 Saa Preverbal particle, marks perfective aspect
Bugotu MP.SAQA.1 Sa Forbid, taboo mark forbidding entrance to a place
East Futuna MP.SAQA.1 Saʔa Incovenant, déplacé, indécent, messéant
East Uvea MP.SAQA.1 Haʔa Interdit, defendu, synonyme de tapu
Emae MP.SAQA.1 Saa/ti Bad Problematic
New Zealand Maori MP.SAQA.1 Haa Wrong, ? forbidden. Example in (Hogan 1994)
Ifira-Mele MP.SAQA.1 Saa Bad; ill, sick, hurt; something wrong with
Luangiua MP.SAQA.1 Sa/ʔiŋo Bad
Pukapuka MP.SAQA.1 Yaa Prohibited, sacred; deserving of respect
Rotuman MP.SAQA.1 Rak/saʔa Bad, evil, displeasing, unpleasant, damaged, injured Problematic
Samoan MP.SAQA.1 Saa Sacred, taboo, forbidden, set apart
Tikopia MP.SAQA.1 Saa Wrong, as in breaking a taboo
Tokelau MP.SAQA.1 Haa Restriction, prohibition, ban
Tongan MP.SAQA.1 Haʔa/sia Feel inwardly uncomfortable (esp. in abdominal region)
Tongan MP.SAQA.1 Haʔa/haʔa (Of time) busy or cluttered up with many different tasks or undertakings or difficulties etc
Tuamotu MP.SAQA.1 Haa Be worshipful, sacred
West Futuna MP.SAQA.1 Sa Bad, undesirable, ugly, disfunctional, incompetent
Easter Island PN.SAQA.2 Haʔa/na Old term for brother-in-law of a woman: the husband of a woman's sister (now ta`okete) (Mtx 99) Problematic
Tuvalu PN.SAQA.2 Haa Family
East Futuna PN.SAQA.2 Saʔa Group of (e.g. sa`a ta`ine liki)
East Uvea PN.SAQA.2 Haʔa Particule que l'on met devant les titles des autorités traditionnelles
Samoan PN.SAQA.2 Saa A particle used before names of persons signifying "the family of"
Tikopia PN.SAQA.2 Sa Group, collectivity of persons; population; people
Tongan PN.SAQA.2 Haqa Persons having the rank or status of descendants of (kings etc.); people, race, tribe
Tuvalu OC.SAE.1 Haa/hae/ Tear in many places
Fijian OC.SAE.1 Sei Tear v
Emae OC.SAE.1 Saa/ia To tear, make a hole in
New Zealand Maori OC.SAE.1 Hae Slit v
Moriori OC.SAE.1 Hei/hei Tear (v)
Marquesas OC.SAE.1 Hae/hae Rompre, déchirer, mettre en morceaux, en pièces, en lambeaux, en lanières
Mangareva OC.SAE.1 ʔAe/ʔae, ʔa/ʔae Tear. Mettre en pièces, déchirer. Agacer, détruire; écorcher.
Nggela OC.SAE.1 Sali Tear downwards
Niue OC.SAE.1 Hee Rip, tear; husk (coconuts); husking stick