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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Pukapuka CP.SEU Yeu Flick off, knock off
Rarotongan CP.SEU ʔEu Open, bring to view, part, make known
Rennellese CP.SEU Seu Throw, scatter, net for catching pigeons
Rotuman CP.SEU Seu To net on the wing
Samoan CP.SEU Seu Catch birds/fish with handnet; ward off
Sikaiana CP.SEU Seu manu Catch birds with a net; a handheld net for catching birds
Tahitian CP.SEU Heu To throw off, as an infant its covering
Takuu CP.SEU Seu Erase, remove; break something apart, destroy; do the first rough cutting of a log in carving a canoe (generally using an axe)
Tikopia CP.SEU Seu Intercept, snare
Tikopia CP.SEU Seu/seu/ Avert
Tokelau CP.SEU Heu/heu Cast and draw with fishing rod
Tongan CP.SEU Heu Rake, stir, push out of way, ward off
Tuamotu CP.SEU Heu Open, lift off, remove, reveal
West Futuna CP.SEU Seu/a To push, to slide
Easter Island FJ.SEWA.A Heva Fool (Thomson)
Fijian FJ.SEWA.A Se/sewa/ Ignorant, astray
Fijian FJ.SEWA.A Seva Incorrect, wrong Problematic
Hawaiian FJ.SEWA.A Hewa Mistake, fault, error, sin
New Zealand Maori FJ.SEWA.A Hewa Deluded, under a false impression
Moriori FJ.SEWA.A Hewa, hiwa Lie, false; hesitate, think (falsely?)
Mangareva FJ.SEWA.A ʔEva Etre fou, furieux. To be mad, furious (Tgr).
Tikopia FJ.SEWA.A Seva Bungler, unskilled person, clumsy person
Tokelau FJ.SEWA.A He/heva/ Dull, slow, clumsy
West Futuna FJ.SEWA.A Se/seua. Se/sewa (ANI) (Cpl). Confusion
Easter Island EP.SEWA.B Heva A form of deranged behaviour following on the death of a relative
New Zealand Maori EP.SEWA.B Hewa Bald (strictly having the top of the head bald) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas EP.SEWA.B Heva Danse nue, très indécente. Pleurer, lament for (Ua Pou) (Atl). Deuil, mourning [Northwest Marquesan Dialect] (Atl).
Marquesas EP.SEWA.B Haka/heva Danser toute nue, danse où les femmes sont tontes nues
Penrhyn EP.SEWA.B Seva Kind of chant; to weep, bark, cry. Wailing and blood-drawing (Bck).
Rarotongan EP.SEWA.B ʔEva Lamentation, mourning
Tahitian EP.SEWA.B Heva Habit de deuil, être en deuil
Tuamotu EP.SEWA.B Heva Formal lamentation; dirge or elegy for the dead
Tuvalu PN.SII.1 Hii Fish with a rod, especially for Bonito
East Futuna PN.SII.1 Sii/sii Pêcher à la ligne le jour
Hawaiian PN.SII.1 Hii Fish with line
Kapingamarangi PN.SII.1 Hii/hii Pole and line fishing
New Zealand Maori PN.SII.1 Hii Fish with line
Marquesas PN.SII.1 Ika/hii/ Fish with line
Marquesas PN.SII.1 Hi. Hii (Mtu). Pêcher à la ligne. To fish (Mtu).
Marquesas PN.SII.1 He To fish with rod and line
Mangareva PN.SII.1 ʔIi Fish with a line. Pêcher à la ligne.
Niue PN.SII.1 Hii To catch fish (usually by means of rod)
Nukumanu PN.SII.1 Sii/si Fish with pole and line
Penrhyn PN.SII.1 Sii To fish, angle; to draw (water from a cistern)
Pukapuka PN.SII.1 Yii To fetch, get; yii ika, to fish
Rarotongan PN.SII.1 ʔIi Fish with line
Rennellese PN.SII.1 Siisii Fish v with short line and small hook as on reef
Tahitian PN.SII.1 Hii Pêcher à la ligne
Takuu PN.SII.1 Sii A method of catching bonito by casting
Tikopia PN.SII.1 Sii/sii Fish with a line