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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nuguria NO.SIMATA Himata Thousand (Takuu word?)
Nukuoro NO.SIMATA Semada Tens of thousands
Luangiua PN.HOA Si/a/oa. Si/á/ua (Sar). Two (counting in pairs)
Tongan PN.QULU-KAO ʔUlukau Small k. fish (like a sardine) Problematic
East Uvea PN.QULU-KAO ʔUlukau Petite sardine vénimeuse Problematic
Takuu XO.KOKO.3 (Ha)kkoo Sago palm (non-indigenous, drifts to Takuu)
Sikaiana XO.KOKO.3 Koko Sago palm (rare on Sikaiana)
Anuta XO.KOKO.3 Koko Flour made from pulp of sago palm or from turmeric root
Tikopia XO.KOKO.3 Koko Flour, trad. of sago starch, turmeric
Vaeakau-Taumako XO.KOKO.3 Koko Sago palm
Tahitian CK.MAEA.2 Maea The white or sappy part of trees; a worthless person
Mangareva CK.MAEA.2 Maea Laisser, mettre sa nourriture de coté pour manger celle des autres Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian LO.AKERISI Akarite Sauterelle
Tahitian PN.QAATEA Aatea/tea Vaste, étendu; clairsemé, clair, sans obstacle, dégagé
Marquesas MP.APU.A ʔApuʔapu Prendre, saisir
Tahitian AN.FANO.1 Fano To sail
Rennellese PN.KOO.2B Koo Exclamation, Coo! (Said if one’s name is called, as “Here I am”)
Marquesas PN.KOLI.1B Koʔi/ka (MQN), koʔi/na (MQS) (Atl). Fête, rejouissance
Anuta NP.OLI.2 Ori/tu To "cross swords" (in this case using war clubs rather than sabres or foils)
New Zealand Maori CP.LEU-LEU Reu Outer palisade of a pa Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.LUMA Ruma/ruma Etre sombre, être maussade (se dit du ciel) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu NP.MA-SUE Mahue Heaped up by the wind and waves: as sand in banks
New Zealand Maori NP.MA-SUE Mahue Laid aside, put off (as clothes); forsaken, deserted, given up; left, left behind
Tahitian PN.MAALIE.A Marie Bien, sagement
Tahitian PN.MAQOLI Maori raa Excepté, sauf; c'est-à-dire, ou simple indication d'une énumération Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian EP.MA-UI Maui To be in a pet, or fit of anger, on account of disappointment in food, &c.
Tahitian TA.MAURU Mauru/uru To be pleased, satisfied, delighted; agreeable, pleasing, satisfactory
Tahitian AN.NAMU.1A Namu/rea Fragrant, savoury, as food
Tahitian MP.PAA.1 Pa A fence or hedge; a small enclosed place sacred to the young king or chief; also such a place sacred to the use of the upaupa dancers
East Futuna PN.FAI-GA Faiga S'efforcer; essayer; effort
Hawaiian PN.FAKA-TUQU Hoʔokuu To set up, make stand, establish, asa society; to brace a canoe with a paddle...; to carry on, as a family name
Tahitian PN.PORO-QAKI Poroi A charge, direction given, a saying; to take leave, or bid farewell; also to inform
Tahitian CP.TUTU.4 Tutu Cuire en introduisant une pierre chaude (dans une liquide, dans un animal...). To cook food by means of hot stones (Dvs). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian TA.UTU-GA Utuʔa Punition, amende; (dans la Bible) récompense, sanction
East Uvea PN.QAPI.1 ʔApi/taki Demeurer passagèrement dans un endroit, être exilé
Niue PN.LAWE.2B Lave/aki To help, assist, save Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua PN.SAQA.2 Sa Lupe The Two Doves -- sacred figures Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.TATAU.2 Tau To match; to be the same or similar
Niue PN.TATAU.2 Tatai To be even, equal, the same Phonologically Irregular
Niue AN.FOAKI Poa Offering, gift; sacrifice Problematic
Niue FJ.HUU.2 Huu/anga Hiding place, safe place
Tongan PN.KAU-WAI Kauvai Side of lake or river or any such body of water (fresh or salt)
Rarotongan NP.KAU-QALIKI Kauariki Large deciduous trees with spreading branches and tough reddish wood (Terminalia glabrata and T.capatta), said to have been a sacred tree under which chiefs met
Niue MP.NONO.1 Gogo An small insect: sandly, small fruitfly (gneerally, all types of very small insects). A small beetls (McE). Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.FAAGOGO.B Fagogo Nourrir, élever des petits; bien s'occuper de sa progéniture
Easter Island EP.PAKU-SIWI.* Kapuhibi Hombro (Actualmente se usa con más frequencia la palabra hóto). Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island AN.IKU.1 Iku-vera Ashes (of fire or embers saved for later use)
Easter Island OC.QANU.3 ʔA/ʔanu To spit (saliva or mucus)
Easter Island OC.LUA.2 Haka/rua/rua To spit (food or some other un-pleasant thing, e.g. stomach acid etc.)
Easter Island PN.OLA.1 Haka ora Cure, heal; rest; save, rescue