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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.KI-NAA-RUA Naaua Pron.pers.tonique: Ils, elles, eux [3ième pers. du duel]
Niuafo'ou PN.KI-NAA-RUA Naaua Third person dual independent pronoun
Samoan AN.NAMU.1A Naamu Smell n.; to smell of
Hawaiian NP.NANA.3 Nanaa Strut, look for a fight; sexually aroused
Penrhyn NP.NANA.3 Naanaa Wild (animal)
Fijian CE.NAA-NAA Naa Waylay, lie in wait for an enemy, expect, wait for Problematic
Hawaiian CE.NAA-NAA Naanaa Look at, see, observe, notice, inspect; care for, pay attention to
New Zealand Maori CE.NAA-NAA Naanaa Tend carefully, nurse
Rarotongan CE.NAA-NAA Naana To raise up, to lift up, to gaze upwards
Rarotongan CE.NAA-NAA Naanaa Turn or raise the eyes, look at; turn, look, glance
Rarotongan CE.NAA-NAA I/naa Look! Lo and behold! Look out (you) there!
Tahitian CE.NAA-NAA Naanaa Regarder (arch.)
Tuamotu CE.NAA-NAA Nanaa To look at, observe
Niue PN.NAO Na/naao Commence to pull something out of a hole
Tahitian PN.NAO Taa/nao, tii/nao Introduire la main dans un trou pour attraper une anguille, un crabe de terre
Fijian CP.NAO-NAO Naanaa Sandfly, gnat
Rennellese NP.NAPAQA Naapaʔa Accident, accidental injury, hit or injure by accident
Samoan NP.NAPAQA Napaa/tia Meet with an accident
Tokelau NP.NAPAQA Naapaa Regret, feel sorry or guilty for not doing what one thinks one should have done
Mangareva CE.NAPE.B Naape Lécher, passer la langue sur qc. (se dit aussi d'une flamme)
Rarotongan FJ.NASE ʔAa/naʔe Kingfern (Angiopteris longifolia)
Luangiua OC.NATU.1 Puumea haaŋaku/ŋaku Stirred pudding
Luangiua OC.NATU.2 ŋaaku 6" yellow juicy fruit
Tuamotu CE.NAU-PATA ŋaapata (Scaevola sp.)
Kapingamarangi PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Ginaadou Third person plural independent pronoun
Niuafo'ou PN.KI-NAA-UTOLU Naatou Third person plural independent pronoun
Tuamotu CE.NII-KAU Nikaau Leaflets of coconut frond
New Zealand Maori PN.NIKO Taa/niko/ Finger-weaving in patterns
Tahitian EO.NOA.1 Noa Common, in opposition to raa, sacred. Commun, simple, profane (Jsn).
Luangiua PN.NOFO-A ŋaahoa Seats in canoe Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian CE.NONE None/aa Distaste for food that one has had too much of; surfeit
Rarotongan CK.NUKU-ROA. Nukuroa An old name for Mitiaaroo
Tongan PN.OFO.A Ofo To wake (hon. for *aa*); to come to (hon. for *ake*)
Tahitian PN.OLA.2 ʔOoraa Espèce d'arbre, banyan (Urostigma prolixum)(Ficus prolixa) Problematic
Ifira-Mele MP.QOLOGAA Rogaa (Pipturus argenteus)
Nukuoro MP.QOLOGAA Olongaa (Pipturus argenteus)
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.QOLOGAA Longaa A big tree
Rarotongan MP.QOLOGAA ʔOrongaa Small tree sp. (Pipturus argenteus)
Tahitian MP.QOLOGAA Rooʔaa Arbuste (servait à faire les lignes de pèche) (Pipturus argenteus)
Takuu MP.QOLOGAA Aronaa Plant sp. (Pipturus argenteus) used for making cord
Tongan MP.QOLOGAA ʔOlongaa A small tree (Pipturus argenteus)
Tuamotu MP.QOLOGAA Rongaa A tree (Pipturus incanus var. tuamotensis)
West Uvea MP.QOLOGAA Alongaa Plante (Pipturus incanus) [Wedd.] (Urticacées)
Ifira-Mele PN.ONA-POO Napoo/naa Now
Rarotongan CE.OTI-RA Tira/ raai All that there is, the last one(s)
Easter Island MP.PAA.1 Paa Surround, encircle
Tuvalu MP.PAA.1 Paa Fence
Fijian MP.PAA.1 Baa Fish fence, enclosure
Hawaiian MP.PAA.1 Paa Enclosure, fence
New Zealand Maori MP.PAA.1 Paa/ia Block up, act as barrier; blocked up, obstructed, dammed; stockade, fortified place; fish weir