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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese MP.SINA.1 Linalina To be shiny white, bright Borrowed
Samoan MP.SINA.1 Sina/a White-haired
Sikaiana MP.SINA.1 Sina/a To have grey or white hair. (Often demeaning).
Tahitian MP.SINA.1 Hinahina Cheveux blancs; avoir des cheveux blancs
Takuu MP.SINA.1 Sina White or grey hair
Tikopia MP.SINA.1 Sina Grey-haired
Tokelau MP.SINA.1 Hina White or grey hair
Tongan MP.SINA.1 Hina/a Grey-haired, white-haired
Tuamotu MP.SINA.1 Hina/hina Grey-haired
West Futuna MP.SINA.1 Sina White, grayish (esp. of hair)
West Uvea MP.SINA.1 Sina Blanc
Easter Island CP.SINA.2 Hina/riru Name of a stone figure
East Futuna CP.SINA.2 Sina Heroine of many stories
East Uvea CP.SINA.2 Hina Heroine of traditional stories
Fijian CP.SINA.2 Cina In names of kalou
Hawaiian CP.SINA.2 Hina/-ʔai-kamalama Legendary polynesian goddess
New Zealand Maori CP.SINA.2 Hina Personification of moon, goddess
Ifira-Mele CP.SINA.2 Sina/marama Moon
Marquesas CP.SINA.2 Hina Nom de la premiere femme
Penrhyn CP.SINA.2 Sina A name often recited in legends ; a goddess; kind of small spider
Pukapuka CP.SINA.2 Yina Name of woman in stories and chants
Rarotongan CP.SINA.2 ʔIna/-nui-o-te-raa Legendary polynesian goddess
Rennellese CP.SINA.2 Sina Name of a culture heroine
Rotuman CP.SINA.2 Sina Beautiful woman in legend and song
Tahitian CP.SINA.2 Hina The name of the first woman, according to a Tahitian tradition, the wife of Ti, and by some said to be still in the moon; a species of small spider
Takuu CP.SINA.2 (A)sina Legendary character (a very beautiful woman) appearing in fables (kkai)
Tikopia CP.SINA.2 Ina Semi-supernatural woman who marries tongan ruler Problematic
Tokelau CP.SINA.2 Hina A heroine of stories
Tongan CP.SINA.2 Hina Heroine of many Tongan legends
Tuamotu CP.SINA.2 Hina Moon goddess
Tuamotu CP.SINA.2 Hina- First element in name of several legendary females
Samoan XW.SINA.3 Sina A kind of gourd
Tongan XW.SINA.3 Hina Gourd, pumpkin or squash
Niue XW.SINA.4 Hi/hina Drip; flow (of tears).
Tokelau XW.SINA.4 Hina/hina Drip or fall in drops
Hawaiian CE.SINA-SINA Hinahina Various plant spp.. (Heliotropium anomalum) (Whistler 1992)
New Zealand Maori CE.SINA-SINA Hinahina Ngaati Porou name for maahoe, a tree known as whitey-wood from the colour of the bark
Moriori CE.SINA-SINA Hinihina = MAO hinahina (Wms)
Tuvalu FJ.SINU.1 Hinu Oil, grease, fat; oily
Fijian FJ.SINU.1 Sinu Residue of unscented coconut oil after boiling
Hawaiian FJ.SINU.1 Hinu Oil, grease, ointment
New Zealand Maori FJ.SINU.1 Hinu Oil, grease
Moriori FJ.SINU.1 Hinu Grease . Fat
Marquesas FJ.SINU.1 Hinu ʔama Huile noiratre qui decoule de lama; encre; suinter
Mangareva FJ.SINU.1 ʔInu Graisse, huile
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.SINU.1 Inu Coconut oil
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.SINU.1 Namu/inu Nice smell Problematic
Pukapuka FJ.SINU.1 Yinu Oil
Rarotongan FJ.SINU.1 ʔInu Oil, fat
Sikaiana FJ.SINU.1 Sinu Grease, fat, cooking oil