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| Language | Reconstruction | Reflex | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawaiian | CP.SELE.1A | Hele-ʔia | Snare, tie |
| Kapingamarangi | CP.SELE.1A | Hele | Trap v, snare |
| New Zealand Maori | CP.SELE.1A | Here-a | Snare, tie |
| Marquesas | CP.SELE.1A | Heʔe | Lacer un animal; s'étrangler avec une corde. Collet, snare (n) (Atl). |
| Mangareva | CP.SELE.1A | ʔEre | To suspend |
| Niue | CP.SELE.1A | Hele | To snare, tie up; snare (n) |
| Nukuoro | CP.SELE.1A | Sele | Catch with lasso or noose |
| Luangiua | CP.SELE.1A | Sele | Hang up, suspend |
| Penrhyn | CP.SELE.1A | Sere | Tie, snare |
| Penrhyn | CP.SELE.1A | Puu/here/here | Snare, trap Problematic |
| Pukapuka | CP.SELE.1A | Yele | To tie; a tether |
| Rapa | CP.SELE.1A | ʔEre | To strangle; a strangling cord |
| Rarotongan | CP.SELE.1A | ʔEre-a, -ʔia, -kia | Tie round, tie up, tether |
| Rennellese | CP.SELE.1A | Sege | Nooses for snaring birds |
| Rotuman | CP.SELE.1A | Ser/ fakmoa | Clove-hitch |
| Samoan | CP.SELE.1A | Sele | Snare for catching fish; tie up |
| Sikaiana | CP.SELE.1A | Sele | Tie up from above; set a trap using a string that jerks |
| Tahitian | CP.SELE.1A | Here | Noeud coulant, piège à noeud coulant (pour attraper les chevrettes, les poules); attraper au noeud coulant |
| Takuu | CP.SELE.1A | Sere | Tie with a clove-hitch, tie something so that it hangs (e.g. from a rafter); string for making a string-figure |
| Tikopia | CP.SELE.1A | Sere | To snare |
| Tokelau | CP.SELE.1A | Hele | Noose for catching sharks |
| Tongan | CP.SELE.1A | Hele | Noose, snare, trap, gin |
| Tuamotu | CP.SELE.1A | Here | Snare, tie |
| Tuvalu | EC.SELE.1B | Hele | Trip opponent in wrestling |
| Tuvalu | EC.SELE.1B | Sele | Trip someone |
| Nukuoro | EC.SELE.1B | Daa/sele | Swing rope in game to cause jumper to trip |
| Sikaiana | EC.SELE.1B | Sele | Wrestling holds used in the traditional style of wrestling |
| Takuu | EC.SELE.1B | Sere | Trip someone using a leg; wrestle; wrestling match |
| Anuta | EO.SELE.2 | Ere/ mei | A tool for scraping breadfruit |
| Tuvalu | EO.SELE.2 | Hele | Axe |
| Tuvalu | EO.SELE.2 | He/hele/ | Cut off a piece |
| East Futuna | EO.SELE.2 | Sele | Knife, cut |
| East Uvea | EO.SELE.2 | Hele | Knife, cut |
| Fijian | EO.SELE.2 | I/sele | Knife |
| Fijian | EO.SELE.2 | Sele/-va | Cut |
| Kapingamarangi | EO.SELE.2 | Hele | To chop down |
| Emae | EO.SELE.2 | Seere/a | To cut |
| New Zealand Maori | EO.SELE.2 | Here | Bird spear Problematic |
| Ifira-Mele | EO.SELE.2 | Sere/a | To cut |
| Niue | EO.SELE.2 | Hele | To cut up, castrate; mark bark cloth; reap |
| Nukuoro | EO.SELE.2 | Sele | Chop down |
| Luangiua | EO.SELE.2 | Sele | Cut end off |
| Luangiua | EO.SELE.2 | S/sele | Cut top off coconut pod |
| Luangiua | EO.SELE.2 | Sele/sele | Chop into pieces |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | EO.SELE.2 | Ele-a | To get (a) cut; to cut (usually not intentionally) |
| Pukapuka | EO.SELE.2 | Yele/wuti | To be speared |
| Rennellese | EO.SELE.2 | Sege | Cut, slice, butcher, circumcise |
| Rotuman | EO.SELE.2 | Sele | Cut across path, intercept |
| Rotuman | EO.SELE.2 | Sere | Circumcise Problematic |
| Samoan | EO.SELE.2 | Sele | Knife, cut |
