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Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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West Uvea
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PN.TUQU.3A
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Tu/tuu, tuu/tia
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Couper; abattre (arbre, boeuf) [Heo Dialect]
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Samoan
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PN.TUQA-.2A
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Tua-
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Number of thicknesses, folds, rows layers; the next in order of age, especially of children
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Mangareva
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TA.TUA-TEA
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Tuatea
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A heap of objects; a pile of material (such as %maa|) exposed to view. Tas d'étoffes, de vêtements, de nourriture exposé à la vue (Rch).
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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New Zealand Maori
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TA.TUA-TUAI
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Tuatua
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A bivalve mollusc (paphies triangulata)
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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EO.TUFA.1
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Tuf/ia
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Distribute
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Marquesas
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CE.TUFA.2
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E tuha ʔi te anuanu. Tuha (te vaianu) (MQN), tuha (i te anuanu) (MQS) (Atl).
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Cracher, spit
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Tongan
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AN.TUFU.1
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Tufu
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Spring of water, especially one on beach
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Anuta
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PN.TUFUGA
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Tipunga
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Carpenter; the man who performs the operation during a boy's initiation (circumcision) rite
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Samoan
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PN.TUFUGA
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Tufuga
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Craftsman, expert, specialist , carpenter
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Tahitian
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PN.TUQU-GA.2
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Tiaa
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A company of people; a flock or herd of sheep, goats, &c.
Phonologically Irregular
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Anuta
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tungia
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Put fire to something; throw something in fire
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East Futuna
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tugia
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Mettre le feu à...allumer le feu
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Emae
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuugia
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To burn (vt), light (torch) (Clark); allumer le feu
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New Zealand Maori
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tungia. Tuungia (Wms).
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Set alight, passive and passive-imperative
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Ifira-Mele
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuugia
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Put on the fire, burn; light (fire, lamp)
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Nukuoro
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Duungia
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Perfective of dudu "set fire to, burn"
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Penrhyn
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Suungia, suumia
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To kindle
Phonologically Irregular
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tugia
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To apply, to set, as to kindle a fire ; light (fire)
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Pukapuka
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuungia
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Set on fire
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Rennellese
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuungia
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To be burned (as in fire); hurt (as feelings), angry
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Samoan
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tugia
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To set fire to, to light, as a lamp (passive of *tutu)
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Sikaiana
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuunia
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Burn down, set on fire (passive of *tutu*)
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Takuu
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuunia
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Burn, burned
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Tongan
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tuungia
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To set fire to, set on fire (often impersonal)
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West Futuna
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AN.TUUGI-A
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Tugia
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Burn, ignite, roast. Bruler sur feu, bruler (cultures) (Rve). Light (one thing); swear at (Cpl).
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New Zealand Maori
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FJ.TUI-TUI.1
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Tuuii
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Parson bird (prosthemadera novae-zealandiae)
Problematic
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Emae
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FJ.TUI-TUI.2
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Tuitui
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Tree sp. (Alphitonia)
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Tahitian
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PN.TUKE.1
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Tue
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The core of the vi apple, kernel of the ahia, the body of a crab, star fish &c.
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Fijian
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FJ.TULI.2
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Dilio
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Golden Plover (Pluvialis dominica)
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Marquesas
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FJ.TULI.2
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Turi
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Tournepierre (Aranaria interpus) [Nukuhiva Dialect] [Ua Pou Dialect]
Phonologically Irregular
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Nukuoro
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FJ.TULI.2
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Duli
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(Pluvialis dominica)
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Pukapuka
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FJ.TULI.2
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Tuli
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Pacific Golden Plover (Pluvialis dominica fulva)
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Samoan
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FJ.TULI.2
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Tuli
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(Actitus incanus), (Limosa uropygialis), (Strepsilus interpres), (Limosa lapponica baueri), (Heteroscelus incanus), (Pluvialis dominica fulva), (Tringa incana)
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Samoan
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FJ.TULI.2
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Tuli-a-Tagaloa
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(Pluvialis dominica fulva) (Ashmole)
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Waya
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FJ.TULI.2
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Dolii
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A bird (Pluvialis dominica fulvis) Lesser Golden Plover
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Emae
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AN.TULU.1
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Turu/ia
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Drip v.t.
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Mangareva
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CE.TUUMATATEGA
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Tumatatega
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Défiance; crainte d'être trompé; satiété
Problematic
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Rarotongan
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MQ.TUMU-LAGI
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Tumu rangi
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Clouds, especially dark rain-clouds
Problematic
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Tikopia
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AN.TUNA
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Tuna
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Eels, especially lake eels
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Rotuman
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AN.TUNU
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Funu
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Cook, especially by boiling; to stew
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Takuu
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PN.TUPE.1
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Tupe
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Various hard seeds (from seed pods) that drift to Takuu (Children thread them into necklaces.); operculum or cat’s eye of a llia shell
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Hawaiian
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CE.TUU-PONO
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Kuupono
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Upright, perpendicular, honest, decent, proper, appropriate, satisfactory, rightful, reliable, right, just, fair, suitable, advisable etc.
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New Zealand Maori
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AN.TUPU.A
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Tipu
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Grow (Eastern dialect)
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Tuvalu
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OC.TUPUQA.A
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Tupua
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God; pre-christian wooden gods
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Niue
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OC.TUPUQA.A
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Tupua
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Giant, legendary creature, monster, ogre; ancient god; idol; cactus plant
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Rotuman
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OC.TUPUQA.A
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Tupuʔa
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Image, stature, idol, doll; star or constellation (especially as a point for steering by; point of the compass
Problematic
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Sikaiana
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OC.TUPUQA.A
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Tupua
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A supernatural spirit. Unlike aitu, tupua are not dead humans who have become supernatural, but have always been supernatural beings. They are often associated with specific place names either ashore or along the reef. They assisted aitu mate in their endeavors.
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Tokelau
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OC.TUPUQA.A
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Tupua
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Idol; guardian spirit
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Samoan
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OC.TUSI
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Tusi
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Draw, write . Mark siapo, write.
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Sikaiana
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OC.TUSI
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Tusi
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To make lines in a material; to draw them on paper; the lines on lined paper
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