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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.PUTO Puto The purse of a pigeon net
Sikaiana PN.PUTO Puto The central part of bird and fish nets where the mesh is more closely tied and the bird or fish will become caught
Easter Island OC.PUTU.1 Putu Of plants, to grow thickly, very close together, with hardly any space in between (crecer las plantas muy juntas, con escaso intersticcio entre una y otra, estar tupidas)
Tuvalu OC.PUTU.1 Faka/putu/putu Assemble (of people)
East Futuna OC.PUTU.1 Pu(tu)putu Serré, rapproché; tous près les uns des autres; proche à proche
East Uvea OC.PUTU.1 Putu/putu Gathered together
Hawaiian OC.PUTU.1 Puku(puku) Gathered together
Kapingamarangi OC.PUTU.1 Haga/budu Collect things, gather
New Zealand Maori OC.PUTU.1 Putu Heap, lie in a heap, be heaped up; swell, increase, multiply
New Zealand Maori OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu (Close) together
Mangareva OC.PUTU.1 Putu/putu Gather together, assemble. Etre serré, compact, épais; souvent, fréquemment
Nuguria OC.PUTU.1 Haka/tipu Gather
Niue OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu To gather together, to assemble (vi). Heap, collection (McE).
Nukuoro OC.PUTU.1 Budubudu Crowded together
Luangiua OC.PUTU.1 Puku Cuddle up
Penrhyn OC.PUTU.1 Putu Gather together, be gathered; mix, prepare
Pukapuka OC.PUTU.1 Putu Crowded
Rarotongan OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu Gathered together, to be
Rennellese OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu To be in close proximity [ex. coconut trees]
Samoan OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu (Close) together
Tahitian OC.PUTU.1 Pu(tu)putu Etre rassemblé
Tahitian OC.PUTU.1 Putuputu Gathered; close together, the opposite to varavara, or thinly scattered; to gather together, to assemble
Tokelau OC.PUTU.1 Pu/putu, putu(putu) Be close together, serried, tightly crowded (of distance from one thing to another); be close, be tight (of weaving, plaiting etc.)
Tongan OC.PUTU.1 Putu To be close together, more or less crowded together
Tuamotu OC.PUTU.1 Putu(putu) Assembled
East Futuna PN.PUTU.2 Putu "Fêter" un mort (par un repas); être en deuil. Repas qui faisaient les Futuniens à la mort ou à la perte de quelqu'un des leurs, qui s'embarquait à la dérobée (Gzl).
Nukuoro PN.PUTU.2 Budu The appearance of many fish (or birds or animals that are good to eat) after a death
Rennellese PN.PUTU.2 Putu Share, especially formerly of raw food offered to the gods; to make such an offering
Samoan PN.PUTU.2 Putu Feast on death of a chief or building a wall
Tikopia PN.PUTU.2 Putu Offering of fresh food, as on the grave of a person recently dead
Tongan PN.PUTU.2 Putu Funeral rites, corpse
West Futuna PN.PUTU.2 Putu(a) Burning of fruit trees of a person about to die, or recently dead; burn coconut fronds as an offering to the spirits
Niue AN.SA Ha Singular indefinite article (rare)
Tongan AN.SA Ha Non-specific article
Easter Island EP.SAA.1 Haa Direct the breath towards something
Tuvalu EP.SAA.1 Haa Bad breath, halitosis, mouth odour Problematic
Hawaiian EP.SAA.1 Haa To breathe, exhale
New Zealand Maori EP.SAA.1 Haa Breath, breathe
New Zealand Maori EP.SAA.1 Haa/haa Catch the breath, breathe w. difficulty
Marquesas EP.SAA.1 Ha Extenué de fatigue
Tuamotu EP.SAA.1 Haa Breathe
Tuamotu EP.SAA.1 Haa/haa Breathe, gasp
East Futuna PN.SAA.2 Saa Appear, be known, seem
East Uvea PN.SAA.2 Haa Apparaître, se montrer, se faire voir
Kapingamarangi PN.SAA.2 Haa To project out, appear, be visible
Emae PN.SAA.2 Saa Come out, emerge, appear
Ifira-Mele PN.SAA.2 Sasa Hang out, stick way out (like a dog's tongue)
Luangiua PN.SAA.2 Saa maŋava Swollen belly; tumour
Rennellese PN.SAA.2 Saa(saa) Protrude, emerge, stick out
Rotuman PN.SAA.2 Saa To project beyond others