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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Easter Island OC.FATI.A Ha/hata Break (by snapping?, e.g. a plant, wood, knife, sawblade, etc.) Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island PN.LOMI Tau/romi Rub, massage (the body)
Easter Island MP.KAFU.A Kahu vaka Sail
Easter Island EC.AA.1 A By, through. Préposition qui indique le lieu de passage, de traversée (Lch).
East Futuna PN.TOE-GA Toega/a Restes à jeter, non réutilisables
Easter Island PN.MAGEHO.A Maŋeo Salty Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian OC.WILI.1A Viri To lash up, to furl a sail; to roll some cloth round a corpse
Nukumanu FJ.TALA.2 Tattara Say; speech, language; words; news, account; greet; conspire
Nukumanu MP.QILO-A Iroa (pl. illoa). Iloa (Sar). Know; known, found out
Nukumanu OC.TAPU Tapu (pl. ttapu) Holy, sacred
Nukumanu PN.TIQAKI Tiaki (pl. ttiaki) Divorce; allow, let; leave (place), leave behind, take leave of; neglect; forsake
Nukumanu MP.SAO Haka/sao (pl. hakassao) Save, escape, flee
Nukumanu AN.SALA.1 (Hai) sara (pl. ssara) Sin, do wrong; crime, sin
Nukumanu PN.MEQA.B Mea/ke, mea/tu Say, answer; call (give a name)
East Futuna NP.FAKA-QALOFA Fakaalofa Saluer, embrasser (par écrit)
Samoan NP.FAKA-QALOFA Faʔaalofa To resemble the father, said of a son; to love falsely Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.FAKA-QAROFA Fakaalofa A term for expression one's emotions of sadness or sympathy towards someone or something
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QAROFA Faaaroha To cause pity or compassion; a keep-sake, a relic
Marquesas PN.FAKA-QAROFA Hakaʔoha Compâtir, avoir pitié, clément, débonnaire; pitié, compassion, clémence; remercier, remerciement, reconnaissance
Tuamotu NP.FAKA-QALOFA Hakaaroha To salute, at meeting or greeting
Nukumanu EO.SAQU.2 S/sau, sau/sau Carry, bring, take; raise, lift up
Nukumanu PN.FAKA-TUQU Hakatuu (mult. hakatuu/tuu) Cause to stand; build (house). Raise (sail); bow and stern pegs attaching outrigger float to boom (Fbg).
Nukumanu NP.MALA.5 M/mara Salty (taste); bitter; sour
Nukumanu PN.SAU.7 (S)sau pera/peenei Be like that/this
Nukumanu PN.KINO Sa/kkino Evil
Nukumanu AN.SASA Ssaa Break in (house); dig (winepress)
Nukumanu CP.KELE.A Kere/kere Sand; soil; (piece of) ground
Nukumanu PN.MEQA.B Mee Think; say
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.MA-FELA Mawhera To assault, to abduct
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.FAALIKI Whaariki Applied to cups, saucers, plates, etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QATU.A Faatu To place; to keep common things apart from those that are sacred
Nukumanu PN.TAKOTO Haka/taakoto Saying, scripture; thought, reason, mind; answer (n); plot, plan (n) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nukumanu MP.SAQI Sai Bundle (n), bunch
Nukumanu XO.POSU P/pohu Satisfied, had enough to eat (pl)
Nukumanu OC.SAQO Sa/sao Gather up
Nukumanu NO.SIMATA Simata Thousand
Tokelau PN.LEFU-LEFU Lefulefu Bird sp., Sanderling (Calidris alba)
Pukapuka PN.LEFU-LEFU Lewulewu Name of a bird (a Rail?). Sanderling (Calidris alba) (Sby).
Nukumanu PN.SAQA.2 Saa Both (eyes, feet, etc.)
Luangiua PN.TAU-LEKALEKA.B Kau(a)leʔa Beautiful, nice, pretty, pleasant; thank you
Sikaiana PN.TAU-LEKALEKA.B Taulekaleka Beautiful, pleasant
Tuamotu PN.FAI-TAHINA Faiteina All of the younger brothers/sisters of a sibling of the same sex; considered as an inclusive group
Takuu PN.FAI-TAHINA Haitaina Related as classificatory siblings of the same sex
Sikaiana PN.FAI-TAHINA Haitaina In the relationship of same sex sibling
Luangiua NO.FULO Hulo Run; to sail
Vaeakau-Taumako NO.FULO Hulo(k-), fulo(k) Run, go, sail (plural)
Nukumanu EO.MA-LAMA Maremo. Malema (Sar). Moon Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna FU.SAQAKI.1 Saʔaki Arriver en nombre; être en crise; reprendre (combat, maladie)
Tokelau PN.QAAFUA Kau/aafua Sandbank, coral islet
Tokelau PN.FEKAI Fekai Fierce, savage; very angry, in a rage