| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Takuu
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SO.LEKA.3
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L/leka
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Burp and partially regurgitate one's food; hiccough
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Takuu
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OC.NONU
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Lonu
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Indian Mulberry (Morinda citrifolia)
Phonologically Irregular
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Takuu
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CP.LOLI
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Lori, loli
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General name for all sea cucumbers (Holothuria sp.)
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Takuu
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PN.LOTU.1
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Lotu
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Pray; attend Christian service; Christian religion
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Takuu
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NP.MAA.6
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Maa
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Group, gang, associates (postposed)
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Takuu
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AN.MAI.A
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Mai
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Postposed particle signifying actual or conceptual movement towards the speaker and verifiable by the speaker; indicates a change in the object which reduces the size of the object
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Takuu
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EO.MATA-LIKI.B
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Matariki
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Constellation: Pleiades; season of the year determined by the location of the Pleiades
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Takuu
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PN.MATA-A-FALE
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Mataahare
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Area immediately outside a house
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Takuu
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NO.MATA-A-TALA
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Mataatara
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Triangular end of a house above the doorway. King-post complex at ends of house consisting of king post and struts (Hwd).
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Takuu
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PN.MOTO.2A
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Mooto/iake
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Be a virgin
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Takuu
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PN.MURI-FANUA
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Murihenua
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End of an island; division of Nukutoa's community into Sialeva and Taaloki
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Takuu
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PN.GOTO
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Noto/hia
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(of canoe) Fully laden; riding low because of the weight of its contents
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Takuu
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PN.HOKO.2
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Oko
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Adductor muscle of a nakohu giant clam, which holds the two shells together at the base
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Takuu
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EP.PAE-GA.B
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Paena
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Border areas of the community's garden on Takuu Island where men grow giant taro in individually prepared holes
Problematic
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Sikaiana
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PN.PAKIA.1
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Pakia
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(of fruits and plants) To be injured by insects; a person who is always getting sick
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Takuu
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PN.PAKIA.1
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Pakia
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Be lucky in finding plenty of what one is trying to get
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Takuu
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SO.PIA.2B
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Pia
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Foam (on the ocean, coconut toddy, etc.)
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Takuu
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MP.PIA.2A
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Pia
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Sediment
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Fijian
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MP.PIA.2A
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Bia/bia
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Sediment
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Takuu
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FJ.PUA.1A
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Pua
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Tree sp. (Gardenia?)
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Takuu
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FJ.PUKE.1A
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Puke
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Membrane of sand which the puiari and uu crabs make to cover the entrance to their holes
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Sikaiana
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PN.LIFU
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Lihu/tia
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Emotionally saddened, upset; sadness, grief, sorrow
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Takuu
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FJ.LIKA
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Rika
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(of a pet animal or bird, etc.) Partially wild, not fully domesticated; (of a person) habitually disappear during the day and return home only at night
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Sikaiana
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PN.KUMI.1
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-kumi
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(with numeral) Suffix for counting [tens of] fathoms of material
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Rarotongan
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PN.FIHA.B
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E ʔia ʔua
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Only a few
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Ifira-Mele
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PN.FIHA.B
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Fia
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Few. not enough
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West Futuna
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PN.FIHA.B
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Fia-na
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A few, some
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Penrhyn
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PN.FIHA.B
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Ee hia hua
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Several, a few
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.FIHA.B
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Hia
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An indefinite number, several
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Takuu
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PN.FIHA.B
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Siaa-
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A few
Problematic
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Sikaiana
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PN.FIHA.B
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Siaa
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(preceding noun) A few, a bit of
Problematic
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Sikaiana
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NP.SUMU.1
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Simu taetae
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A method for lashing or tying a string in the shape of a diamond
Phonologically Irregular
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Takuu
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PN.SILI.1
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Siri
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(of sleepiness, hunger, etc.) Decrease, wane, disappear, be gone; (of an entire coconut tree) too old to bear more fruit; (of a coconut, coconut embryo, giant taro, etc.) matured past the point where it is good to eat or drink, overripe
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Sikaiana
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NP.TAKA.2A
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T/taka (pass. takamia)
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Step upon, tread
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Takuu
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EC.TURUMA
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Taaruma
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Burial mound, top surface of a grave
Phonologically Irregular
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Takuu
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PN.TIQAKI
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Tiiake
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Leave something behind, abandon, quit; leave, drop; let, allow, permit
Phonologically Irregular
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Sikaiana
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PN.TUFUGA
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Tuhuna
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(arch.) An expert at a handicraft skill, especially weaving or making a canoe; to be adept at misleading through speech, or to deceive others through speech
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Sikaiana
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AN.TOFI
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Tohi
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Break off a piece from hard material
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Luangiua
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OC.NONU
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Loŋu
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Morinda citrifolia
Phonologically Irregular
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Luangiua
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OC.PIPI.2
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Piŋipiŋi
|
Hernandia sonora
Borrowed
Problematic
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Luangiua
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EC.KAFUSU.*
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Pavuhu
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Sea Poison Tree (Barringtonia asiatica)
Phonologically Irregular
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Luangiua
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XW.TAU-SUNI.*
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Kausuŋi
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Tournefortia argentea
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Luangiua
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EO.FAO
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A/hau
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Ochrosia oppositifolia
Phonologically Irregular
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Luangiua
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PN.MAILE
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Maele
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Wart Fern (Polypodium scolopendria)
Phonologically Irregular
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Luangiua
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MP.TALIE.1
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Kalie hakua
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Sea Almond (Terminalia catappa)
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Luangiua
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AN.TOA
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Ki/koa
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Ironwood (Casuarina equisetifolia)
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Luangiua
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PN.KAPE.1
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ʔApe
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Giant Dryland Taro (Alocasia macrorrhiza ?)
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Luangiua
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OC.KAFIKA
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Ahiʔa
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Fruit tree (Evodia sp.?). Big tree w sweet, red fruit (Smd)
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Takuu
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PN.TUGI.*
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T/tuni
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Set fire to, burn (e.g. grass, rubbish); heat up rocks, shells, or similar hard materials;cook (coconut cream) by inserting hot stones or by heating over a fire; (of the sun) burn fiercely, be uncomfortably hot
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Takuu
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AN.QUMAGA
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Uumana
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Special abilities or work associated with a particular family, group or gender
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