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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nuguria AN.KIKILA Maa/kila/kila Shiny (of saucepan)
Nuguria PN.MAA-TINO Maatino Visible, recognisable
Nuguria PN.MALA.2 Mara/mara Chips (of wood), sawdust; kneecap (maramara te turi); a white shell found on the shore
Nuguria NP.MALA.5 M/mara Bitter (natu fruits, banana, sea water), salty (taste, not smell)
Nuguria AN.QONE One Sand islets in the sea
West Uvea PN.MATAQU.1 Maatau Pêche au large, à la ligne, sans canne
West Uvea SO.MA-FULE Mafule Ampoule crevée (laissant la peau à vif)
West Uvea OC.MAKO.3 Mako Plante: (Elattostachys apetala) (Sapindacées)
West Uvea EO.SAQU.2 Ma/sau Se relever
Nuguria MP.PIA.1 Pia Sago palm, sago
Emae CP.MUNA Mune/ia Say, tell
West Uvea PN.NAO Na/nao Pêche ancienne, à la sagaie, le pêcheur nageant sur un bout de bois Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nuguria PN.POKO.2 P/poko Deep (a hole, a saucepan, inside of a canoe)
Nuguria MP.PUNA Puna Bubble (v); spring (in the sea); places of fine white sand where upo worms live and sea grass grows
Nuguria PN.LILO Riro Disappear
Nuguria SO.LAPITI Ropiti Sea bird sp. (lays eggs in sand)
East Futuna PN.PAQAO Paʔao Maigre, sans chair; vide (crabe)
Nuguria PN.TAKA.2B Taka Modern shoes; sandals for going to fish on reefs
Nuguria OC.TAPU Tapu Holy (mysterious), sacred; forbidden
Ifira-Mele MP.SAQA.1 Saa/ga Illness, disease
West Uvea MP.SAQA.1 Saa/nga Victimes (de guerre/épidémie)
Nuguria MP.TALIE.1 Tarie Fruit tree sp., locally called "okari nut" (Tok Pisin talisa) -- seeds are eaten
Nuguria MP.TII.1 Tii Plant: (Cordyline fruticosa)
Nuguria PN.TALA-TALA.A Ttara Coarse (of sandpaper); furious
East Futuna MP.MAHUKU Mouku Overgrown fallow area, swidden. Champ; nom d'une espèce d'herbe sauvage (Mfr).
Pukapuka MP.MAHUKU Mouku Sedge grass sp. (Fimbristylis cymosa)
Mangareva EP.MAIKA Meika Banana. Banane (Musa paradisiaca) (Musacées)
Rarotongan EP.MAIKA Meika The aboriginally introduced banana (Musa xparadisica L.)
Tahitian EP.MAIKA Meiʔa Banane (Musa sapientum)
Tupuaki EP.MAIKA Meia Musa var.
East Futuna SO.TAKALE Taakale (Alo), taʔakale (Sigave) Jeune coco à peine formé, sans chair et peu de jus
East Uvea SO.TAKALE Taakale Coquille de coco avec son enveloppe, coco ouvert avec sa bourre
Tuvalu SO.TAKALE Takale Millionaire's salad, inner part of coconut at top of palm, used as a salad when the tree is chopped down
West Uvea PN.TAPA.3 Tapa/tapa Scintillant, étincelant, éblouissant
East Futuna PN.TOFI-QA Toofiʔa, tofiga Etre obligé de participer à une réunion ou à une fête; avoir une responsabilité; hériter; responsabilité; devoir (envers les terres confiées ou le mariate); charge héréditaire; terres les plus anciennes et les plus prestigieuses
Rapa FJ.NASE Ngaʔe A fern (same as na'e ?) Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia SO.QULU.4 Uru Leading stanza and "entry" movement of mori dance....traditional sacred chant in Marae in archaic language
East Futuna PN.PAKIA.1 Pakia Travailler trop; harassant
Samoan PN.PAKIA.1 Paʔia Not touched by work, sacred (A term applied to titled chiefs) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Easter Island EP.RUTU Rutu To throw many stones at the same time
Sikaiana PN.GASUE Nasue Shake, vibrate, pulsate, spasm
East Futuna PN.GASUE Gasue Panier de vivres du au roi lors de son intronisation... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.GAA-GAA Ngaangaa/saʔa Demon-infested Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua NO.SATATA Sakka Gold striped goat fish
Takuu NO.SATATA Sattaa Goatfish sp.
Sikaiana NO.SATATA Satta Goatfish sp.
Takuu OC.SALALA Sara/tea Small white fish sp.
Luangiua OC.SALALA Sale/kea Spangled emperor fish
Takuu NO.SIMATA Simata Large number, one thousand
Sikaiana NO.SIMATA Simata [cardinal number] One thousand (for roof mats, pudding and fish)