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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.SOPO.A Sopo/ʔia Step over, pass over, across . Go, travel (especially across a range of hills; go over, walk over, go (right) through, cut across
Sikaiana PN.SOPO.A Sopo/sopo Jumping (sg. subj.)
Sikaiana PN.SOPO.A Sopo Jump, jump down; release one's emotions; be finished
Takuu PN.SOPO.A Sopo Jump, (of fish) leap into the air; gush forth, spurt
Tongan PN.SOPO.A Hopo Jump; to exit; go to court
Tongan PN.SOPO.A Hopohopo/kia To beat over and into (as waves)
West Uvea PN.SOPO.A Sopo-kia Sauter; jaillir, (soleil, lune) se lever [Heo Dialect]. Plonger; traverser en sautant (Rougeyron 1860))
West Futuna PN.SOPO.A Sopo (pl. h/sopo). (freq. sopo/sopo/ki) (Cpl). Jump, leap; dance
Tuvalu PN.SOPO.B Sopo Sit upon something that moves (canoe, bike etc.), travel by riding
Tokelau PN.SOPO.B Hopo Board, go on board (a canoe or ship)
Tongan PN.SOPO.B Hopo Alight, dismount
Tongan PN.SOPO.B Hopo/ki Go on board a boat (as the first person to do so...)
East Futuna PN.SOPO.C Sopo Appear above horizon (of heavenly bodies)
Ifira-Mele PN.SOPO.C Sopo (Sun, moon etc.) rise
Nuguria PN.SOPO.C Sopo, hopo Rise (of sun)
Niue PN.SOPO.C Hopo/mate Last night of the last quarter of the moon
Nukuoro PN.SOPO.C Sobo Rise (of sun)
Luangiua PN.SOPO.C Sopo Rise
Samoan PN.SOPO.C Sopo/lagi Applied to morning star as it passed over the heavens and became the evening star
Takuu PN.SOPO.C Sopo (of the sun or moon) Rise, come up
Tongan PN.SOPO.C Hopo Rise (of sun or moon)
West Uvea PN.SOPO.C Sopo, sopokia Jaillir (soleil, lune) se lever
Easter Island PN.SOPO.D Hopo/hopo te manava To feel a strong imbalance of the mind, either from boiling anger, or overbrimming joy
Hawaiian PN.SOPO.D Hopo(hopo) Anxiety, uncertainty, doubt, fright, uncertain, anxious, in doubt
New Zealand Maori PN.SOPO.D Hopo Become apprehensive (said of thoughts, heart)
Marquesas PN.SOPO.D Hopo Start with fright (I). Craindre, avoir peur, peur, crainte. Remords; contrit, contrition, repentir (Lch).
Niue PN.SOPO.D Hopo/ate Frightened, scared
Niue PN.SOPO.D Hopokia Frightened, shocked
Rennellese PN.SOPO.D Sopo manaba Be shocked, startled, frightened, scared
Tuamotu PN.SOPO.D Hopo/hopo Worried, disturbed, anxious
Hawaiian PN.SOPU.1 Hopu Seize
New Zealand Maori PN.SOPU.1 Hopu-ki(n)a Seize
Marquesas PN.SOPU.1 Hopu Embrasser, saisir au corps, à bras le corps. Adopter (Lch). Enlacer, embrace (Atl).
Niue PN.SOPU.1 Hopu/kia Caught, of prisoners
Pukapuka PN.SOPU.1 Yopu Hold, seize
Rarotongan PN.SOPU.1 ʔOpu-ki(n)a Seize, catch, grab hold of
Tikopia PN.SOPU.1 Sopu Snatch from another; join oneself to Problematic
Tuamotu PN.SOPU.1 Hopu Seize
Easter Island OC.SOPU.2 Hopu Bathe in sea.
Hawaiian OC.SOPU.2 ʔOpu Jump into water feet first without making a splash Problematic
New Zealand Maori OC.SOPU.2 Hopu/hopu Porpoise
New Zealand Maori OC.SOPU.2 Hoopu/a Depressed, like a cup or trough
Ifira-Mele OC.SOPU.2 Sopu Dive.
Marquesas OC.SOPU.2 Hobu Dive
Nggela OC.SOPU.2 Sovusovu Splash about in sea
Penrhyn OC.SOPU.2 Sopu Dive into the sea
Penrhyn OC.SOPU.2 Hopu Sink, set Problematic
Pukapuka OC.SOPU.2 Yopu Descend, swoop down (e.g. of wind); get off a canoe
Rarotongan OC.SOPU.2 ʔOpu Sink (of boat or stone), set (of sun, moon, stars), fade away
Rarotongan OC.SOPU.2 ʔOpuʔopu Dive and sport about in water