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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Emae NP.TAKA.2A Taka/mia Step on
Emae NP.TAKA.2A Taka/turia Kneel on
New Zealand Maori NP.TAKA.2A Takahi-a Trample, step, tread
Moriori NP.TAKA.2A Takehi Kick
Marquesas NP.TAKA.2A Tekahi, keʔahi. Keʔa/keʔahi (MQN), teka/tekahi (MQS) (Atl). Fouler aux pieds, donner des coups de pieds, frapper du pied, ruer, ruade. Trépigner (Lch). Piétiner; stamp, tread, trample (Atl). Phonologically Irregular
Nukuoro NP.TAKA.2A Dagahi Step on, kick with heel
Luangiua NP.TAKA.2A Kaʔa To step
Luangiua NP.TAKA.2A Kaʔahi Step on fire
Penrhyn NP.TAKA.2A Takahi Step on, push, force
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.TAKA.2A Takahi/a Tread, stamp on
Rarotongan NP.TAKA.2A Takaʔi-a, -ʔia Stamp on, tread on, trample on
Rennellese NP.TAKA.2A Takahi/a Trodden on
Tahitian NP.TAKA.2A Taʔahi Poser le pied, écraser avec le pied, donner un coup de pied chassé. To tread with the foot (Dvs).
Takuu NP.TAKA.2A Taka (pass. takamia) Press down (e.g. dirt) with one’s foot, step on something
Tikopia NP.TAKA.2A Taka/taka Go walking; tread down
Tuamotu NP.TAKA.2A Takahi Tread, step on, trample
West Uvea NP.TAKA.2A Taka-fia Ecraser avec le pied; donner un coup de pied
West Uvea NP.TAKA.2A Taka/mia, kata(-fia, -mia) Marcher sur, piétiner, fouler aux pieds
West Futuna NP.TAKA.2A Taka Step, stumble, fall, tumble
Tuvalu PN.TAKA.2B Taka Rope sandal
Emae PN.TAKA.2B Taka/fia Se chausser
Nuguria PN.TAKA.2B Taka Sandalen aus Kokosfiedern (nur auf dem Riff benutzt)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TAKA.2B Taka Shoe, sandal
Rennellese PN.TAKA.2B Taka/baʔe Leaf sandals made of tapago bark
Sikaiana PN.TAKA.2B Taka Footwear: shoes, boots, sandals
Takuu PN.TAKA.2B Taka Shoe, sandal, thong; wear shoes or sandals
Tongan PN.TAKA.2B Teka Sandal
Kapingamarangi NP.TAKAA Daga Leader for a fish-line
New Zealand Maori NP.TAKAA Takaa Thread by which the hook is fastened to the line
Nukuoro NP.TAKAA Dagaa A leader for a fishline, made of olongaa (Pipturus argenteus)
Pukapuka NP.TAKAA Takaa Snood (fishing) (Bge
Rapa NP.TAKAA Taka Portion of line attached to hook; a snood
Rennellese NP.TAKAA Taka, takaa- To wind, as cord about a fish hook; loop on a braid about a large wooden shark hook
Samoan NP.TAKAA Taʔaa Fishing-line
Takuu NP.TAKAA Takaa Rope or string lashing used to join two pieces of wood flush together; lashing in this manner to join two pieces of wood or rope; rope binding used to attach the barb to the shaft of a wooden fishhook; (obs.) plank tied to the side of a traditional canoe to cover the caulking material
Tikopia NP.TAKAA Takaa Cord attaching traditional fish line to hook
West Futuna NP.TAKAA Taka Twine used specifically for fixing fishhook to fishing line
East Futuna PN.TAKAFALU Takafalu (Micromelium minutum)
East Uvea PN.TAKAFALU Takafalu Sorte de bois (Micromelum minutum)
Kapingamarangi PN.TAKAFALU Dagahalu Shrub sp. (Allaphylus timorensis)
Samoan PN.TAKAFALU Talafalu Small tree or shrub (Micromelum sp.) with oil glands on its leaves which are used for medicial purposes Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.TAKAFALU Takafalu hina A bush (Micromelium minutum)
Rarotongan NP.TAKA-FULI Takaʔuri Turned over, capsized, overturned; twisted, altered, reversed
Rennellese NP.TAKA-FULI Takahugi To turn over something, turn around, turn a corner, turn away (as from sin), repent
Rennellese NP.TAKA-FULI Laghabugi Capsize (as a canoe); turn (as in sleep); turn something over Borrowed
Tahitian NP.TAKA-FULI Taʔahuri Etre renversé; se renverser, chavirer
Tikopia NP.TAKA-FULI Takafuri/nga Large pandanus mat used as a basis for gifts at initiation, marriage, funeral Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna PN.TAKA-GA Kau/takaga/ Companions of same sex
Emae PN.TAKA-GA Taakaga Friend, companion
Nukuoro PN.TAKA-GA Daaganga Way of travelling Problematic