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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena Wash
Samoan PN.PENA.1B Pena Cut up (animal)
Tahitian PN.PENA.1B Pena To bring up the rear, or weak part of an army, when in danger
Tahitian PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena To bring up, and shelter repeatedly, those that are behind in an army when retreating; also to cover and protect the helpless
Takuu PN.PENA.1B Pena Build, fix, repair; be made of; invoke
Tikopia PN.PENA.1B Pena(pena) Prepare; get ready
Tokelau PN.PENA.1B Pena Scour a pig for eating
Tokelau PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena Dress up for special occasions
Tongan PN.PENA.1B Pena Mend (a net or web)
Tongan PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena/ Keep a boat trim and clean
Tuamotu PN.PENA.1B Pe/pena To be tended, taken care of
West Futuna PN.PENA.1B Pena Prepare, fix, do, make
West Futuna PN.PENA.1B Pen/pena To fix up, repair, prepare; look after. Se réconcilier (Rve).
West Uvea PN.PENA.1B Pena/pena (Se) preparer
Easter Island PN.PENA.2 Pena Belt, leather strap
Niue PN.PENA.2 Pena/pena To tie, bind. To bind, bundle up (Sph).
Rennellese PN.PENA.2 Pena/pena Wrap a corpse in a mat for burial >
Samoan PN.PENA.2 Pena Halter, put a halter on ; snare, noose
Ifira-Mele SO.PENA.3 Penaa/ua Neck
Nuguria SO.PENA.3 Pana/ua Side of neck
Nuguria SO.PENA.3 Pana/pana hua Shoulder
Luangiua SO.PENA.3 Paŋaa/ua. Paŋapaŋa-ua (Hbn). Shoulder
Samoan SO.PENA.3 Pena Put halter on (cow)
Tikopia SO.PENA.3 Pena ua Back of the neck
West Futuna SO.PENA.3 Penaa/ua Neck
Anuta OC.PENU.A Penu Coconut scrapings, rubbish
Tuvalu OC.PENU.A Penu Coconut meat trash or chewed Pandanus keys
East Futuna OC.PENU.A Penu Rubbish, trash; female sex organ
East Uvea OC.PENU.A Penu Petit morceau d'une matière pressée ou machée
Fijian OC.PENU.A Benu Refuse from food
Kapingamarangi OC.PENU.A Binu Pandanus variety (Pandanus tectorius) Phonologically Irregular
Emae OC.PENU.A Penu/penu Rubbish
New Zealand Maori OC.PENU.A Penu Smear Problematic
Ifira-Mele OC.PENU.A Penu Dust, rubbish
Nukuoro OC.PENU.A Benu Pandanus key after being chewed
Luangiua OC.PENU.A Peŋu Shell of clam
Penrhyn OC.PENU.A Penu Pandanus drupe. Hard outer ends of pandanus fruit (discarded) (Bck).
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.PENU.A Penu Shell trash. Things; remains, left-overs (Hvn).
Pukapuka OC.PENU.A Penu Pandanus seed
Pukapuka OC.PENU.A Penu/penu Paraphernalia, objects, possessions
Rapa OC.PENU.A Penu Large bundle of food, either whole or mashed; package with ti leaves or grass
Rennellese OC.PENU.A Penu Rubbish, trash, crumbs
Samoan OC.PENU.A Penu Grated coconut, shreds of grated Bischofia bark
Takuu OC.PENU.A Penu Any empty container: clam shell, egg shell, box, bottle, peel of banana or other fruit, shell of crustacean...; pulp or residue of pandanus, sugar cane, etc.
Tikopia OC.PENU.A Penu/penu Integument, outer covering of an object; shell, husk rind etc.; body in contrast to soul
Tongan OC.PENU.A Penu Pulp or residue after straining out juice or oil
Tuamotu OC.PENU.A Penu Pound, crush, mash Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna OC.PENU.A Penu Rubbish, filth. [Futuna Dialect] generally used in plural (Cpl). Miettes (Rve).
Waya OC.PENU.A Benu Rubbish, refuse, debris (from Std Fijian); garb of a widow in mourning, traditionally consisting of old rags...
New Zealand Maori TA.PENU.B Penu A digging instrument perhaps only used in connection with sweet potato ceremonial purposes