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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau CP.SOA Hoa Companion, friend, partner
Tongan CP.SOA Hoa Mate, partner, fellow, other member of a pair, husband or wife; be partners with, in accord with, harmonious
Tuamotu CP.SOA Hooa Friend
West Uvea CP.SOA Soa Frère/soeur; compagnon, ami
West Futuna CP.SOA Soa. So (ANI) (Cpl). Sibling or parallel same-sex cousin. Brother (man speaking), sister (woman speaking) (Cpl).
Fijian OC.SOAKA Soaqa Banana sp. (Musa fehi)
Ifira-Mele OC.SOAKA Soaga Banana variety . Phonologically Irregular
Nguna OC.SOAKA Soaga Banana variety
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.SOAKA Hoaka Little plantain
Samoan OC.SOAKA Soaʔa Indigenous banana (Musa sp.) characterised by an erect bunch of orange-red fruit
Tikopia OC.SOAKA Soaka Variety of banana, said formerly (1928) to be used as funeral food, now planted as general food
Pukapuka PN.SOANI Yoani A return gift of value equal to the first gift. Exchange, borrow; return gift ; give in exchange, reciprocity (Sby).
Samoan PN.SOANI Soani Four (on part of Savai`i)
Samoan PN.SOANI Soani/a To be accompanied, to have a second or companion; to do a thing a second time, as to fall twice from a tree
Samoan PN.SOANI Fe/soani To accompany another
Samoan PN.SOANI Fe/soa/soani To help, to assist
Tikopia PN.SOANI Soani Assist in supplementary manner; term especially associated with traditional yam rites
Tokelau PN.SOANI Hoagi/a Be even, be paired
Tongan PN.SOANI Hoani To do (or be done) a second time
Anuta NP.SOATA.1. Oata Red or reddish-brown
Fijian FJ.SOATA.2. Soata Pumice stone
Rapa FJ.SOATA.2. Tata/uata Acidic pumice
Easter Island EP.SOATA.3 Oata 14th night after full moon Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori EP.SOATA.3 Ho/hoata/ Third day of moon
Moriori EP.SOATA.3 O/hewata/ Moon on the third night
Mangareva EP.SOATA.3 (Tu)ʔoata La deuxième nuit de la lune
Penrhyn EP.SOATA.3 Soata Moon on the third night
Rarotongan EP.SOATA.3 ʔOata Moon on third night
Tahitian EP.SOATA.3 Hooata Moon on third night (Stn)
Tahitian EP.SOATA.3 Hoata The name of a night of the Tahitian moon or month. Second night of the moon (Aud).
Hawaiian MQ.SOATA.4 Hoaka Bright, shiny, glittering
Marquesas MQ.SOATA.4 Hoata. Ho(o)ata (MQN) (Atl). Clair, luisant. Clair, pur, transparent, brillant, blanc, sans tache; miroir, glace (Lch). Clarté, light (n) (Atl).
Fijian OC.SOFA Sova-raka Pour out liquids in large quantities
Fijian OC.SOFA I/sovasova Dunghill
Samoan OC.SOFA Sofa Throw to the ground, destroy (Milke 1961)
Anuta PN.SOGI Ongi Touch noses. To press noses in greeting as a sign of affection (Fbg). Problematic
Easter Island PN.SOGI Hoŋi Smell (vt); kiss
Tuvalu PN.SOGI Hogi Touch noses
Tuvalu PN.SOGI Hohogi Smell
East Futuna PN.SOGI Sogi Touch noses
East Uvea PN.SOGI Hogi Smell
Hawaiian PN.SOGI Honi Touch noses, smell
Kapingamarangi PN.SOGI Hongi Smell, kiss
Emae PN.SOGI Sogi To kiss
New Zealand Maori PN.SOGI Hongi Touch noses, smell
Ifira-Mele PN.SOGI Sogi/sogi Kiss
Marquesas PN.SOGI Hoki (MQN), honi (MQS) Flairer, sentir; baiser; frotter nez contre nez. Scent, smell (v). Embrasser, kiss. (Atl).
Marquesas PN.SOGI Hone, hóge (NKH) To touch noses together, saluting; to smell (THT).
Mangareva PN.SOGI ʔOgi Sentir [obs.]
Niue PN.SOGI Hogi To smell, to sniff