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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tikopia NP.SAFE.1 Safe Right, appropriate
Tuamotu NP.SAFE.1 Hahe To apply all one's energy to an action Problematic
West Futuna NP.SAFE.1 Safe/a See, spot, find
East Futuna MP.SAFE.2 Saafeʔi To hang up (something)
Fijian MP.SAFE.2 Save Rope hanging from the masthead of a canoe to fasten the yards when resting
Marquesas MP.SAFE.2 Eika hahe Pécher à l'hameçon sans roseau Problematic
Marquesas MP.SAFE.2 Háhhi To fish with hook and line Problematic
Luangiua MP.SAFE.2 U/save Method of hanging bedding from ceiling by string Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese MP.SAFE.2 Saahe/i To hang
Sikaiana MP.SAFE.2 Sahe To tie a cord around something; lock or hook arms while walking; fold arms while sitting
Tikopia MP.SAFE.2 Safe Hang (as clothes on line); flower stem or fruiting bunch of banana
Tokelau MP.SAFE.2 Hafe Drape or put s.th. over s.th. (i.e. throw one end of a sheet over a line or over one's shoulder)
East Futuna FJ.SAFE.3 Safe/a Se dit d'un enfant à la mamelle qu'on a été obligé de sevrer, parce que sa mère était enceinte ; être chétif, être mou (se dit d'un enfant pas encore sevré et dont la mère est à nouveau enceinte)
Fijian FJ.SAFE.3 Save A child who has a younger brother or sister before being weaned; a weakling, a weak child, as being born too soon after the elder
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.SAFE.3 Ahe, aheahe Not healthy, not developing as they should (used mainly about small children who e.g. reject getting weaned when they should)
Nukuoro PN.SAFE.4 Sahe Any material used to absorb menstrual flow
Samoan PN.SAFE.4 Safe Pannus menstrualis
Tongan PN.SAFE.4 Hafe Sanitary pad used by women when menstruating
Nukuoro SO.SAAFEA Saahea Be caught (esp. fish) and secured
Rennellese SO.SAAFEA Saahea To be punished by the gods as for trespassing ona taboo place, perhaps by sickness; to be bewitched
Samoan SO.SAAFEA Safea To be struck; to be removed, as a disease, to be choked
Sikaiana SO.SAAFEA Saahea To be caught in the act of adultery
Takuu SO.SAAFEA Safea Trip
Tuvalu PN.SAFOLE Safole A fish name
Hawaiian PN.SAFOLE Ahole/hole A fish (Kuhlia sp.)
Marquesas PN.SAFOLE Hohoʔe Kuhlia sp. Kuhlia mugil (Hiva Oa) (Atl). Kuhlia petiti (Bct).
Nukuoro PN.SAFOLE Sahole Mountain Bass
Penrhyn PN.SAFOLE Ahole A fish (Kuhlidae)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.SAFOLE Ahole A small edible fish, gray and black
Pukapuka PN.SAFOLE Ayole Dark-margined Flagtail (Kuhlia marginata) and Barred Flagtail (Kuhlia mugil) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.SAFOLE Safole Kuhlia sp.
Tahitian PN.SAFOLE Ahore The name of a small, spotted fish
Tikopia PN.SAFOLE Safore Banded Flagtail (Kuhlia taeniura) and Tropical Bream (K. marginata)
Tokelau PN.SAFOLE Haafole Kuhlia taeniura and K. marginata
Tongan PN.SAFOLE Hofole Fish sp
Tuamotu PN.SAFOLE Ahore Kuhlia sp. Poisson-pavillon réticulé (Kuhlia sandvicensis) (Bct).
East Futuna OC.SAFU.1 Safu Flow, small conduit from leaf
East Uvea OC.SAFU.1 Hafu Drip, trickle
Rennellese OC.SAFU.1 Sahu Drip, flow, as water or blood
Rotuman OC.SAFU.1 Safu Stream running down hillside b Problematic
Tokelau OC.SAFU.1 Hafu An arrangement by whereby rain-water is channelled off a coconut tree or a breadfruit tree trunk so that it can be collected in a bucket or other receptacle...; the flow of rain-water off an iron roof
Tongan OC.SAFU.1 Hafu Trickle down, small waterfall
Fijian OC.SAFU.2 Cavu/raka Pull up forcibly, as weeds
Hawaiian OC.SAFU.2 Hehu Uproot, dig up, put to flight, drive away
New Zealand Maori OC.SAFU.2 Hahu Disinter (especially bones of dead) which are then scraped clean
Penrhyn OC.SAFU.2 Sahu To rub; rub dry pandanus leaves against a stake (a process in preparing pandanus leaf thatch)
Tahitian OC.SAFU.2 Hahu Rasoir, rabot; raser, raboter
Tahitian OC.SAFU.2 Pa/hahu/ Scrape bamboo to obtain thin layer for plaiting
East Futuna PN.SAFULE Safule Déraciner tous les arbres d'un un endroit; détruire une flotille
East Uvea PN.SAFULE Hafule Défeuiller (en parlant de la canne à sucre)