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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tikopia SO.TOKA-.4 Toka Human prefix to numbers up to ten
West Uvea SO.TOKA-.4 Toka- Préfixe utilisé avec les noms de nombre en chiffrant les humains [Heo Dialect]
Vaeakau-Taumako XO.TO-TOKA Api/thoka Closure for door
Tikopia XO.TO-TOKA Tau/toka Door, customarily a panel of sago leaf thatch
Easter Island PN.TOKAGA Tokaŋa Remainder, residue Problematic
East Futuna PN.TOKAGA Tokaga Pay attention, apply oneself
East Uvea PN.TOKAGA Tokaga Pay attention, apply oneself
Hawaiian PN.TOKAGA Koʔana Put one's mind on a thing, concentrate on
Samoan PN.TOKAGA Tooʔaga Be diligent, zealous; apply oneself to do something, strive to do something well
Tongan PN.TOKAGA Tokanga Take notice, pay attention, be careful about
East Futuna NP.TOKA-QALA Tokaʔala Postparturient complications, especially of insufficient bleeding. Maladie après l'accouchement (douleurs au ventre) (Mfr).
Hawaiian NP.TOKA-QALA Koʔala Coagulated mass of blood that fails to come away with afterbirth
Samoan NP.TOKA-QALA Toʔoala Diseases of women in connection with childbirth (Prt); an internal organ associated with reproduction and birth (McP); term used by bush-doctors to refer to any pains in any organ within the abdominal cavity (Mnr)
Tikopia NP.TOKA-QALA Tokaara Some feature of childbirth
Tuvalu PN.TOKO-RUA Tokolua Second in command, assistant
Hawaiian PN.TOKO-RUA Koo/koʔolua Companion, partner, associate...
Mangareva PN.TOKO-RUA Tokorua Copain, copine
Nuguria PN.TOKO-RUA Tokarua Wir zwei, ich und du
Rapa PN.TOKO-RUA Tokorua Two mates of one individual (doubtful, may be usual punarua)
Rarotongan PN.TOKO-RUA Tokorua Spouse; companion, partner, person with another
Samoan PN.TOKO-RUA Toʔalua A wife or husband
Tokelau PN.TOKO-RUA Tokalua Spouse, husband or wife
Tuamotu PN.TOKO-RUA Tokorua Couple, pair
Easter Island PN.TOKE.1A Toke (Brotula multibarbata) [Temminck and Schlegel]
New Zealand Maori PN.TOKE.1A Toke A fish
Niue PN.TOKE.1A Toke Sea eel (generic)...
Hawaiian CE.TOKE.1B Koʔe Worm, a worm of any kind
Marquesas CE.TOKE.1B Toke, toʔe Worm. Petits vermisseaux qu'on trouve dans l'eau; se traîner (Lch)
Mangareva CE.TOKE.1B Iri/toke Earthworm. Ver de terre.
Tahitian CE.TOKE.1B Toʔe Ver de terre, vers intestinaux
Hawaiian CE.TOKE.2 Koʔe/koʔe Cold, damp, chilled
New Zealand Maori CE.TOKE.2 Hoo/toke/ Winter
Luangiua CE.TOKE.2 Koʔe/koʔe Limp Problematic
Tahitian CE.TOKE.2 Toʔe/toʔe Froid
Pukapuka ??.TOKE.3 Toke Fluke of a fish
Tokelau ??.TOKE.3 Toke Tail of an animal
Anuta MP.TOKELAU Tokerau Northeast; wind coming from a northeasterly direction
Easter Island MP.TOKELAU Tokerau Wind
Tuvalu MP.TOKELAU Tokelau North, northerly wind
East Futuna MP.TOKELAU Tokelau Northerly wind
Fijian MP.TOKELAU Tokalau Northeast, northeast wind
Emae MP.TOKELAU Tokerau, tokorau Northeast wind
Nuguria MP.TOKELAU Tokerau South-east trade wind
Nguna MP.TOKELAU Tokolau Northeast wind
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.TOKELAU Tokelau Wind from north
Pukapuka MP.TOKELAU Tokelau iti North wind or direction
Pukapuka MP.TOKELAU Tokelau matua Northwest wind or direction
Rapa MP.TOKELAU Tokerau North wind. West wind (Grn).
Rarotongan MP.TOKELAU Tokerau North-west wind
Rennellese MP.TOKELAU Tokegau Northwest wind [Rennellese Dialect], north wind [Bellona Dialect]