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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue MP.SAO Hao Narrowly escape, be let off lightly
Pukapuka MP.SAO Yao Win, excel
Samoan MP.SAO Sao To enter where there was a difficulty, as a canoe in a narrow passage; to escape from danger
Takuu MP.SAO Sao Fit into or through something, (of clothes) fit; escape, survive; small distance or gap separating two locations
Tikopia MP.SAO Sao Fit into; run, go off
Tongan MP.SAO Hao Escape, succeed in getting through/in/out
West Uvea MP.SAO Sao Changer de direction, dévier sa route; prendre une direction; bifurquer; faire le tour
Fijian OC.SAQO Caa Fetch or pick up firewood Problematic
Hawaiian OC.SAQO Hao Scoop, pick up Problematic
Emae OC.SAQO Sao/fia Drive, herd (fish or animals)
Ifira-Mele OC.SAQO Sao/a Scoop up water in a cup
Mota OC.SAQO Sao Take up fish in a net
Marquesas OC.SAQO Hao (I) Attraper, atteindre
Pukapuka OC.SAQO Ao Circular lashing to bind or tie other lashings Problematic
Tahitian OC.SAQO Hao To encircle, as fishermen, in bringing both ends of a fishing net together
Tokelau OC.SAQO Hao Surround with a net
Tongan OC.SAQO Haʔo Surround with net or cordon
West Futuna OC.SAQO Sao Poison fish in small pools Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Uvea OC.SAO-SAO Saosao Barracuda (Sphyraenidae), smaller growth stage Borrowed
Niue OC.SAO-SAO Haohao Pipefish. Trumpetfish (Aulostomus chinensis) (Sph).
Samoan OC.SAO-SAO Saosao Predatory and dangerous kind of fish
Tikopia OC.SAO-SAO Saosao A barracouta fish
Tokelau OC.SAO-SAO Haohao (Sphyraena forsteri) when fully mature
East Uvea NP.SAPA Hapa S'abaisser. Kua sapa te la`a. Le soleil s'est abaisse (il est passe midi)
Fijian NP.SAPA Caba Feign inability when one is able Problematic
Emae NP.SAPA Sapa Malformed (limb), slightly crooked
New Zealand Maori NP.SAPA Hapa Sin, offence; violate tapu; gone by; be passed over in apportionment of anything; crooked; be in need
Moriori NP.SAPA Hapa Be missing
Nukuoro NP.SAPA Saba Be in a precarious position
Rarotongan NP.SAPA ʔApa Blame; a fault, offence, error, sin, mistake, crime; offend, do wrong, sin; not according to rule, wrongly
Samoan NP.SAPA Saapa Be unequal, incline to one side, as a paddle larger on one side than the other; sun more west than east; night more than half gone Problematic
Tahitian NP.SAPA Hapa Faute morale, enfreindre une loi; en surplus, en surnombre. A deviation from a rule; a missing of a mark; error, sin, crime (Dvs).
Tikopia NP.SAPA Sapa More, superior in comparison, especially
Tuamotu NP.SAPA Hapa Crooked, askew, awry; in error, wrong
West Futuna NP.SAPA Sapa Overlapping, unequal, uneven; surpass at games. Sloping (Cpl).
West Uvea NP.SAPA Sapa (Soleil) passer son zénith, décliner
Anuta MP.SAPAI Taapi Touch, pick up, carry, grab. [s.v. aapai] to carry a small object, such as a pencil or pipe, in one's hands Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island MP.SAPAI Hapai Lift carefully; carry child in arms
East Futuna MP.SAPAI Sapai Lift, carry
East Uvea MP.SAPAI Hapai Soutenir en dessous, soulever avec les mains (e.g. un enfant)
Hawaiian MP.SAPAI Haapai To carry, bear, lift, elevate, raise....; pregnant, to conceive.
Kapingamarangi MP.SAPAI Hapai Hold or carry in the flat of the hands
Kapingamarangi MP.SAPAI Haabai Carry (a canoe) half-lifting, carry in one's arms
Emae MP.SAPAI Sapai/a Carry in one's arms
New Zealand Maori MP.SAPAI Haapai Lift up, raise;take up, carry
Moriori MP.SAPAI Hapai Lift up . Make (war), go to war
Marquesas MP.SAPAI Hapai. Hupai (Dln 1ŋ04). Lever, enlever, emporter; élever, déplacer; être le fauteur de, exciter. Etre soulevé, be lifted up (Atl).
Mangareva MP.SAPAI ʔApai. Apai (Atl). Lift (I). Porter, transporter. Porter dans les mains, carry (Atl).
Niue MP.SAPAI Hapai To place someone or something in the lap
Nukuoro MP.SAPAI Saabai Lift up and carry