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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Fijian MP.POLA.1 Bola Mat of plaited coconut leaf
Emae MP.POLA.1 Pora Plaited panel of green coconut fronds
New Zealand Maori MP.POLA.1 Pora Coarse cloak, floor mat
Ifira-Mele MP.POLA.1 Pora Coconut leaf mat used in house wall
Marquesas MP.POLA.1 Poʔa Dry coconut leaf (i). Feuille de cocotier (Lch). Coconut (Mtu).
Mangareva MP.POLA.1 Pora Plaited mat. Natte (terme générique) (Rch).
Niue MP.POLA.1 Pola Plaited coconut leaves (used in various ways, such as mats, walls, door, thatch for the roof)
Luangiua MP.POLA.1 Pola Large carrying kit for food
Luangiua MP.POLA.1 Poola Mats for use in oven
Penrhyn MP.POLA.1 Pora Plaited coconut leaf for thatch
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.POLA.1 Pola Blind, leaf wall.
Pukapuka MP.POLA.1 Pola A coconut leaf plaited and used on houses
Rennellese MP.POLA.1 Poga Plaited coconut leaves formerly used as house walls or as temple roof....
Rotuman MP.POLA.1 Pora Coconut leaf used for walls etc. Problematic
Samoan MP.POLA.1 Pola A plaited coconut leaf, used to enclose the sides of a house
Sikaiana MP.POLA.1 Pola Roof mats of a house, woven from coconut leaves
Takuu MP.POLA.1 Pora Coconut leaf mat used for walls or roof of a house; mat with food on it, as a formal presentation
Tikopia MP.POLA.1 Pora Small, plaited coconut leaf mat
Tokelau MP.POLA.1 Pola Bundle of thatch material
Tongan MP.POLA.1 Pola Plaited coconut leaves used for making walls or roof, or as a food-tray; kind of fishing net made of plaited coconut leaves...
Tuamotu MP.POLA.1 Poora Mat of dried Pandanus leaf
West Uvea MP.POLA.1 Pola Natte en feuilles de cocotier
Waya MP.POLA.1 Bola Basket, traditionally woven from coconut leaves
East Futuna FJ.POLA.2 Pola Se dit de plusiers barques étrangeres
Fijian FJ.POLA.2 Bola War canoe from another island
New Zealand Maori FJ.POLA.2 Pora Large sea-going canoe; stranger, wonderful person
Tuamotu FJ.POLA.2 Pora A shelter placed over the thwarts of a canoe to protect the crew from rain or spray; a shed-like structure erected on the deck ofthe pahi, or on a plantform extending across both hulls of a two-hulled ship Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori NP.POLAE Poorae Trumpeter (Latris lineata)
Rennellese NP.POLAE Pogae Small red fish
Hawaiian CK.POO-RAGI Poolani Handsome, beautiful, clean, pure Problematic
Mangaia CK.POO-RAGI Porangi Demented, mad
East Futuna PN.POLATA Polataa Ecorce de bananier
East Futuna PN.POLATA Polata Tronc de bananier évidé
East Uvea PN.POLATA Polata Tige de bananier
Niue PN.POLATA Lau/polata/ Inner, dry skin of the banana plant (used for wrapping valuables). Banana bark (continuous with dried leaves) (Sph).
Rennellese PN.POLATA Pogata Banana stem
Rotuman PN.POLATA Polofo Stump of tree or plant Problematic
Samoan PN.POLATA Polata Firewood ; layer of trunk of banana, honorific for firewood
Tongan PN.POLATA Polata Trunk, main stem of plantain or banana plant
New Zealand Maori FJ.POLE.A Pore Desire, start in sleep
New Zealand Maori FJ.POLE.A Pore/pore Faint with hunger Problematic
Moriori FJ.POLE.A Pore/pore Propitiate Problematic
Marquesas FJ.POLE.A Poʔe/a Beau, bien fait, joli de figure. Pour les hommes: beau, bien fait, élégant (Lch).
Mangareva FJ.POLE.A Pore Desire (I)
Nukuoro FJ.POLE.A Bole Angry, as indicated by movement, to be
Pukapuka FJ.POLE.A Pole Need, want something ; desire, longing
Pukapuka FJ.POLE.A Pole/pole Always agreeable, submissive, easily preyed on
Samoan FJ.POLE.A Po/pole Worried, anxious about
Sikaiana FJ.POLE.A Pole Desire
Tahitian FJ.POLE.A Po/pore Avide, cupide, convoiter