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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan EO.SAQALO Saalo Rub smooth with scraper
Sikaiana EO.SAQALO Saalo Make the surface smooth, of a canoe; whip with a knife in order to make soft, as in softening pandanus {kie} for weaving; whip, as in whipping a child
Tahitian EO.SAQALO Haro To smooth back the hair; to pull the raoere or leaves tied together to catch fish
Tikopia EO.SAQALO Saaro Scrape, grate up, scratch, sweep
Tokelau EO.SAQALO Haalo Wipe in a sweeping movement (e.g. clean one's lips with one's own tongue)
Tongan EO.SAQALO Haʔalo Make clean and smooth by scraping
Tuamotu EO.SAQALO Haaro Scrape, clean by scraping; sweeping motion of arms
Hawaiian CE.SAA-ROTO Haaloko Puddle, pond, pool
Fijian FJ.SALOTU Carotu To sound like a fish when speared right through Problematic
Hawaiian FJ.SALOTU Haaloku To ripple Borrowed
New Zealand Maori FJ.SALOTU Harotu Reduced to shreds or tatters; drowsy; faint-hearted Problematic
New Zealand Maori FJ.SALOTU Haarotu Overdone (of cooked pork) (Wms3). [? reduced to shreds] Borrowed
Tongan FJ.SALOTU Halotu To sob . To sob, to palpitate Borrowed
Tuvalu OC.SALU.1 Halu/halu Scrape, rub hand over face
East Uvea OC.SALU.1 Halu Racler, peigner
Fijian OC.SALU.1 Saru-ta Strike grass and weeds with a heavy stick
Kapingamarangi OC.SALU.1 Haru Scrape off smooth with a knife
Kapingamarangi OC.SALU.1 Halu Plane, scrape
Niue OC.SALU.1 Halu To peel, sharpen, cut (fingernails). To scrape (McE).
Nukuoro OC.SALU.1 Salu Scrape, plane, peel
Pukapuka OC.SALU.1 Yalu Straighten out a pandanus leaf before coiling
Rennellese OC.SALU.1 Sagu Chop, as branches with axe or knife
Rotuman OC.SALU.1 Saru Till, dig, break up finely
Samoan OC.SALU.1 Salu Scrape out, brush up (as rubbish)
Tikopia OC.SALU.1 Saaru To clear, e.g. undergrowth
Tokelau OC.SALU.1 Halu Shave, plane (with spokeshave); sweep, rake
Tongan OC.SALU.1 Halu Scarify (of soil); slit, shred
Waya OC.SALU.1 Cadru Picked, pulled out or off, plucked (flowers, leaves, feathers, weeds)
Penrhyn FJ.SALU.2 Saru Rush; lure fish in
Pukapuka FJ.SALU.2 Alu To advance in a forceful manner Problematic
Rarotongan FJ.SALU.2 ʔAru Rob, seize, deprive, take away by force
Tahitian FJ.SALU.2 Haru Attraper, arrêter (état d'arrestation), saisir de force, violer. To rob; seize by violence; to catch (Dvs).
Tuamotu FJ.SALU.2 Haru Seize, grab hold of, carry off, rob by violence
Waya FJ.SALU.2 Caru Be all taken or removed, completely carried off
Hawaiian PN.SALULU Halulu Roar, explosion, loud noise, racket; to roar, thunder
Kapingamarangi PN.SALULU Halulu Sound of slamming or explosion; sharp report
New Zealand Maori PN.SALULU Haruru Any dull, heavy sound; roar, resound, thud
Ifira-Mele PN.SALULU Saaruru Rumble, roar, thud
Moriori PN.SALULU Heruru Rumbling noise
Marquesas PN.SALULU Haʔuʔu Grande hache, cognée, ciseau a froid. Etre agité, trembler fort (Lch). Problematic
Niue PN.SALULU Halulu Thunder; to thunder, reverberate
Nukuoro PN.SALULU Salulu Noise of an explosion or loud report (as when two things collide)
Penrhyn PN.SALULU Saruru Sound of a drum; resound; roar, make sound/noise
Pukapuka PN.SALULU Alulu Explode; booming sound like thunder Problematic
Rarotongan PN.SALULU ʔAruru Loud noise or sound, such as an explosion, impact of one object against another, report of gun, thunder etc
Tahitian PN.SALULU Haruru Fracas, vacarme, mugissement de la mer ou du vent; faire ce bruit. Sound; noise, as of the sea, thunder, &c.; to make a roaring or a thundering noise, applied to various things (Dvs).
Tikopia PN.SALULU Saruru Disturbed (of face) Problematic
Tuamotu PN.SALULU Haruru Rumble, roar, thunder, resound
Tuvalu PN.SAMA.1 Ama Wife (jocular)
Niue PN.SAMA.1 Hama Wife (fig.)