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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea CP.SEA.1 Hea A tree (Parinarium insularum)
Fijian CP.SEA.1 Sea (Parinarium insularum)
Ifira-Mele CP.SEA.1 Sea Produce flower or fruit (of plants) Problematic
Samoan CP.SEA.1 Sea Tree sp. (Parinari insularum), probably now extinct
Tongan CP.SEA.1 Hea Tree with odoriferous fruit, (Parinarium insularum)
Fijian CP.SEA.2 Sea/sea Kind of meke danced by women with fans
Rotuman CP.SEA.2 Sea Native song
Sikaiana CP.SEA.2 Sea A type of song with actions, from Luaniua
Tikopia CP.SEA.2 Sea Type of dance and associated song with elaborate hand and foot movement
New Zealand Maori CE.SEA.3 Hea Mourn, grieve, be in pain
New Zealand Maori CE.SEA.3 Hea(hea) Mourn, grieve. pant. sob
Tahitian CE.SEA.3 Hea To grieve for the dead, to lament for the dead, using various ceremonies
Hawaiian MQ.SEA-GA Heana Corpse, especially of one killed in battle
Marquesas MQ.SEA-GA Heaka (MQN), heana (MQS) Victime humaine
Mangareva MQ.SEA-GA ʔEaga Représailles n., vengeance; victime
Anuta CP.SEI.1A Tei Flower worn as ear-ornament; child (metaphorically)
Fijian CP.SEI.1A Sei Flower of the pandanus
Emae CP.SEI.1A Sei Filtre d'amour
New Zealand Maori CP.SEI.1A Hei Ornament for the neck or ear; to tie or wear around the neck
Ifira-Mele CP.SEI.1A Sei Antenna of insect, crayfish Problematic
Niue CP.SEI.1A Hei Floral decoration for bride; to place a flower in hair or behind ear
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.SEI.1A Ei/lakau Flower
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.SEI.1A I/mea Red flower ; flower, blossom
Rennellese CP.SEI.1A Sei Ornament in the lobe of the ear
Samoan CP.SEI.1A Sei Flower worn as ornament (behind the ear or in the hair)
Tikopia CP.SEI.1A Sei Flower, especially as ear decoration
Tokelau CP.SEI.1A Hei Ear or hair ornament of flower, leaf
West Uvea CP.SEI.1A Sei Fleur
Easter Island EP.SEI.1B Hei Crown. Headdress (of flowers, woven palm leaves, etc.) (Wbr).
Kapingamarangi EP.SEI.1B Hei, hai Put on (as a lei)
Moriori EP.SEI.1B Hei Down of albatross worn as a necklace
Marquesas EP.SEI.1B Hei Collier, fleuron, couronne. Guirlande (Lch).
Mangareva EP.SEI.1B ʔEi, a/ʔei Couronne, collier. Couronne, couronner; wreath (Atl).
Nukuoro EP.SEI.1B Hei A garland
Penrhyn EP.SEI.1B Sei Necklet, necklace, garland, lei; to garland with a lei
Penrhyn EP.SEI.1B Sei/ rauru Necklace of braided human hair
Pukapuka EP.SEI.1B Yei Garland of flowers ; necklace, garland
Rapa EP.SEI.1B ʔEi Wreaths of flowers or leaves
Rarotongan EP.SEI.1B ʔEi Wreath, garland, necklace, noose, snare
Tahitian EP.SEI.1B Hei Collier; couronne (hei upo'o); guirlande de chapeau (hei taaupo'o). A wreath or garland of flowers (Dvs).
Tuamotu EP.SEI.1B Hei Wreath, decorated headband
New Zealand Maori EC.SEI.2 Hei/Hai Preposed nominal particle indicating 1. future location, 2. (immediately before a noun) to serve as, for the purpose of
Moriori EC.SEI.2 Hei As, to be
Penrhyn EC.SEI.2 Ei Preposition marking optative, purposive, future position Problematic
Rarotongan EC.SEI.2 ʔEi Preposition. 1. refers to future time or subsequent state; usually optative, purposive or factitive. 2. Before nouns, but with no determiner intervening; (to serve as), for (the purpose of)
Tahitian EC.SEI.2 Ei (devant une forme nominale qui est soit:) un prédicat indiquant une position future "ce sera à"; un prédicat indiquant une nécessité: "il faut"; un complément attributif: au lieu de, en tant que, comme
East Futuna FJ.SEKA Sekaseka/a Moisi, deteriore
East Uvea FJ.SEKA Hekaheka Un champignon phosphorescent
Fijian FJ.SEKA Seka A luminous, white toadstool
Ifira-Mele FJ.SEKA Seka Fungus, mushroom (Generic)