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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori NP.UMELE Umere Sing or chant to keep time in any united effort; shout in wonder, satisfaction, etc.; shout, applause
Tahitian NP.UMELE Umere Saying of praise in behalf of a place or of a party; to wonder, admire; to vaunt over a thing
Rennellese MP.QUMU.1A ʔUmu Earth oven; saucepan
Samoan SO.USO.3 Uso Same-sex sibling
Tokelau SO.USO.3 Uho Same-sex sibling
East Futuna XW.USO-TASA Uso tasi Children of the same mother
East Uvea XW.USO-TASA Uho tahi Children of the same mother
Tongan XW.USO-TASA Uho taha Having the same mother
Fijian MP.UTA Usa Carry A Cargo by boat
Sa'a MP.UTA Lude Carry cargo, load a canoe, be heavy laden (SAA)
Tuamotu PN.QUTI.1 Uti/uti Sensation of gnawing hunger in stomach Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian PN.UTU.1A Uku Pay, wages; compensate, repay
Tuamotu PN.UTU.1A Utu To return in kind; compensate, reward, requite; an offering to appease; a gift
Luangiua MP.WAI.1 Vai. Vae (Sar). Water
Sikaiana MP.WAI.1 Vai Water, juice, liquid, sap
Hawaiian CE.WAI-GOFIA.* Wainohia Safe, safety; a gift of affection
East Uvea PN.WAI-MUQA Vai-mua Saison de l`année selon le calendrier traditionnel (février-mars): l'époque des vents fort et de pluie
East Uvea PN.WAI-MURI Vai-muli Saison de l`année selon le calendrier traditionnel (mars-avril); l'époque des vents fort et de pluie
New Zealand Maori TA.WAKA.B Waka A confederation of tribes claiming descent from those on the same ancestral canoe
Arosi PN.WALE.1 Wawena Saliva Problematic
Easter Island PN.WALE.1 Vare Spittle, saliva
Hawaiian PN.WALE.1 Wale Slime, mucous, phlegm, sticky sap.
Moriori PN.WALE.1 Ware Saliva
Marquesas PN.WALE.1 Vaʔe Mucilage, pituite, salive épaisse, mucosité. Chassie (Dln).
Pukapuka PN.WALE.1 Vale Any secretion of slimy consistency, slime, sexual secretion, sap
Rarotongan PN.WALE.1 Va/vare Saliva, spittle
Tikopia PN.WALE.1 Vale Resin, saliva; valevale :slippery, gummy.
Sikaiana PN.WALE.2 V/vale Crazy, stupid, insane, peculiar, unusual
Easter Island NP.WALI.2 Veri/veri Mojarse pasando por chascos (to get wet going through puddles) Problematic
Tuamotu NP.WALI.2 Vari/vari Watery, of sand or soil
Tahitian EP.WARI Vari Sang menstruel. Blood discharged from the body (Dvs).
Nukuoro PN.WALO.1 Sau/valo/valo Echo
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WALO.1 Valo Call, shout, invite ; say
Rennellese PN.WALO.1 Ba/bago Pleasant or sweet sound
Tahitian PN.WALO.1 Varo/varo Sensation provoquée dans l'oreille par un bruit qui résonne de manière confuse (son de tonneau); ce bruit; [bourdonner (oreilles)]. The vibrations of sound on the ear, or of scents on the organ of smelling; a voice heard without seeing the person (Dvs).
Anuta OC.WALO-WALO Varovaro Shrub (Premna corymbosa)
Niue OC.WALO-WALO Aloalo A spreading shrub plant (Premna taitensis) (used for medicinal purposes, leaves rubbed on body to keep evil spirits away). Also (Premna corymbosa) (Ykr).
Tikopia OC.WALO-WALO Varovaro (Premna corymbosa), (P.taitensis)
Tuvalu OC.WALU.2 Valu (Gymnosarda unicolor)
Marquesas OC.WALU.2 Vaʔu (Gymnosarda unicolor). Thon à dents de chien, poisson de la famille des scombidés (Lch). Dogtooth Tuna (Atl).
Niue OC.WALU.2 Valu Kingfish. Dogtooth tuna (Gymnosarda unicolor) (Sph).
Rarotongan OC.WALU.2 Varu (Gymnosarda unicolor)
Tahitian OC.WALU.2 Varu (Gymnosarda unicolor). The name of a fish (Dvs).
Tahitian OC.WALU.2 Vaʔu Thon blanc (Gymnosarda unicolor) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau OC.WALU.2 Valu (Gymnosarda unicolor), Dog-tooth Tuna when large
Tuamotu OC.WALU.2 Varu (Sarda chilensis)
Tuamotu OC.WALU.2 Vau (Gymnosard unicolor) (Conte 1988:319)
Penrhyn CP.WANA Nava Long-spine black sea urchin (Diadema savignyi etc)
Easter Island PN.WANA-WANA Vanavana Radiate, said of any object with its parts radiating horizontally from a central axis
Tahitian PN.WANA-WANA Vanavana Ressentir des picotements, des foumillements. Rough, ragged, unpolished; a sensation felt when something disagreable touches the body, as a worm crawling, &c.; rough, ragged, unpolished (Dvs).