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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan CE.POO-FATU.1* Pooʔatu Stone
Tokelau CE.POO-FATU.1* Poo fatu Hit two stones together Problematic
Tuamotu CE.POO-FATU.1* Poofatu Stone
Tupuaki CE.POO-FATU.1* Pofatu Stone
Hawaiian MQ.POFORE.1 Pohole Bruised, skinned, scraped, peeled; slipped back, of foreskin; bruise, sore
Marquesas MQ.POFORE.1 Pohoʔe Enlevée, écorchée, excoriée en parlant de la peau.
Hawaiian CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue(hue) Beach morning-glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae)...
New Zealand Maori CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue (Clematis spp.), (Muhlenbeckia sp.), (Passiflora tetrandra), (Calystegia sp.)
Mangareva CE.POO-FUE.* Poʔue Herbe rampante, liseron rose (Ipomoea pes-caprae)
Penrhyn CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue Morning glory sp.
Pukapuka CE.POO-FUE.* Poouwe Creeping legume plant (Ipomoea grandiflora)
Pukapuka CE.POO-FUE.* Lau/pooue/ (Ipomoea micrantha)
Rapa CE.POO-FUE.* Pohue (? poʔue) A vine
Rarotongan CE.POO-FUE.* Pooʔue Indigenous beach pea (Vigna marina), also indigenous beach morning-glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae) and, on Mangaia, Ma`uke, Miti`aro, an aboriginally introduced vine (Luffa cylindrica)
Tahitian CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue Nom générique des convolvulacées (lianes) (Ipomoea peltata, Calonyction speciosum)
Tuamotu CE.POO-FUE.* Poohue Convolvulus, also a gourd bearing creeper
Hawaiian CE.POHUTU.1 Poohuku Swollen; protruding, especially of a round object; piled up, as a coil of hair on the head
Marquesas CE.POHUTU.1 Pohutu Peloton, pelote, balle. Petit paquet (Lch).
Marquesas CE.POHUTU.1 Haka/pohutu/ i te ʔiʔima Close the fist
Tahitian CE.POHUTU.1 Pohutu To be fed to satiety; to be worked to weariness Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu CE.POHUTU.1 Poohutu/hutu White, round organ resembling a stomach sac in some fish
Tuamotu TA.POHUTU.2 Poohutu To splash, make a splashing
New Zealand Maori TA.POO-FATU.2 Poohutu/kawa A tree (Metrosideros excelsa) Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan TA.POO-FATU.2 Po(o)ʔutu/kava A coastal shrub with white berries (Sophora tomentosa) Ngaputoru name . (Scaevola sericea.) Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.POGA.1 Poga Hair cut short leaving only top Problematic
East Uvea PN.POGA.1 Poga A tree with black timber
New Zealand Maori PN.POGA.1 Ponga A tree fern (Cyathea dealbata)
Moriori PN.POGA.1 Kaakaa/ponga Black fern
Rarotongan PN.POGA.1 Ponga A tree fern (Cyathea dealbata) ; knot (in wood), notch, nick, dent
Samoan PN.POGA.1 Paoga A tree fern (Alsophila lunulata) . (Cyathea spp.)
Tongan PN.POGA.1 Ponga Cyathea lunulata
Easter Island NP.POGA.2 Poŋa Snout, nose; nariz, hocico
Tuvalu NP.POGA.2 Poga Hole
Tuvalu NP.POGA.2 Poga-a-mimi External opening of urethra
Hawaiian NP.POGA.2 Pona Socket, eyeball, eye socket; hollow left after sweet potato vine has been dug
Kapingamarangi NP.POGA.2 Bongoo Hole; door, house (polite)
Rarotongan NP.POGA.2 Ponga Dent; knot (wood); nick, notch Problematic
Rennellese NP.POGA.2 Poga (Pronounced ponga (sic)) Pubic area
Tikopia NP.POGA.2 Ponga Hole, holed; deflowered (of virgin)
Tikopia NP.POGA.2 Pongoa Hole; burrow
West Futuna NP.POGA.2 Ponga/vai Pool of water
Hawaiian NP.POGA.3 Pona Spotted, as sea with various shades
New Zealand Maori NP.POGA.3 Ponga A method of adzing timber
New Zealand Maori NP.POGA.3 Ponga A tree-fern (the surface of the trunk is distinctively patterned)
Penrhyn NP.POGA.3 Ponga Decayed
Rarotongan NP.POGA.3 Ponga Knot (in wood), notch, nick, dent; molar tooth
Tahitian NP.POGA.3 Poʔa Marque de coup sur un objet
Tahitian NP.POGA.3 Poa A dent, or mark, in the surface of any thing; dented
Tahitian NP.POGA.3 Niho poʔa Molaire
Takuu NP.POGA.3 Pona, ponga Scar, scab, scar from old vaccination, pock mark, small hole in a taro corm made by insects, eye of taro [Cyrtosperma sp.]