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Mangareva CE.TEINA.* Teina Frère ou cousin cadet d'une personne du sexe masculin; soeur ou cousine cadette d'une personne du sexe féminin. Younger sister or brother... (Tgr).
Penrhyn CE.TEINA.* Teina Younger sibling or cousin of the same sex
Rapa CE.TEINA.* Teina Younger sibling, same sex
Rarotongan CE.TEINA.* Teina Younger sibling of same sex
Samoan CE.TEINA.* Tei Affectionate term for one's small brother or sister Problematic
Tahitian CE.TEINA.* Teina Jeune frère d'une personne du sexe masculin; jeune soeur d'une personne du sexe féminin
Tuamotu CE.TEINA.* Teeina Younger sibling same sex
Easter Island PN.TEKA.1 Teka Turn, spin
Easter Island PN.TEKA.1 Teka/teka To roll, to rotate. Wind (turning, e.g. rope fibers, a wristwatch)
Tuvalu PN.TEKA.1 Teka A spinning disc used in a game
East Futuna PN.TEKA.1 Teka Bowl (a ball), rotate (a wheel). Roue; faire rouler (Mfr).
Pukapuka PN.TEKA.1 Ta/teka Roll
Rennellese PN.TEKA.1 Teka/teka Roll, tip (as a boat)
Samoan PN.TEKA.1 Teʔa The name of a game
Tokelau PN.TEKA.1 Teka Bowl (in cricket), bowler
Tongan PN.TEKA.1 Teka Roll, rotate, revolve
Hawaiian CE.TEKA.2A Keʔa Dart, bow, shoot with bow and arrow
New Zealand Maori CE.TEKA.2A Teka A dart used in a traditional game
Marquesas CE.TEKA.2A Teka Baguettes de roseau ou d'autre bois. Flèche, arrow [Southeast Marquesan Dialect] (Atl). Phonologically Irregular
Rapa CE.TEKA.2A Teʔa Bow (from TAH) Borrowed
Rarotongan CE.TEKA.2A Teka A reed dart
Tahitian CE.TEKA.2A Teʔa Flèche; tirer à l'arc
Tuamotu CE.TEKA.2A Teka Arrow
Easter Island EP.TEKA.2B Teka Synonym for ure
Hawaiian EP.TEKA.2B Keʔa Male animal reserved for breeding, virile male
New Zealand Maori EP.TEKA.2B Teke Cunt. Pudenda muliebra (Wms). Problematic
Nukuoro EP.TEKA.2B Dega/noe Part of the female genitalia Problematic
Tuamotu EP.TEKA.2B Teka Penis of a turtle
New Zealand Maori PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty (obsolete), ten (modern) (Bgs)
Ifira-Mele PN.TE-KAU Mi/jikao/ Hundred < *rima-tekau
Moriori PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty
Marquesas PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty, Vingt, vingtaine (Lch).
Niue PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty (only used in counting fish)
Penrhyn PN.TE-KAU Tekau Classifier for Coconuts; twenty (10 pairs), score (used for counting fish, pearl shells, coconuts and pandanus leaves)
Rarotongan PN.TE-KAU Takau A score Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese PN.TE-KAU Kau Counting classifier, decades 20-90, for pairs of yams, tubers, etc
Tahitian PN.TE-KAU Taʔau Vingt (dix couples) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty Skipjack
Tongan PN.TE-KAU Tekau Twenty, score (of yams, fish, coconuts)
Hawaiian CE.TEKE.1 Keʔe Crooked
New Zealand Maori CE.TEKE.1 Whaka/teke/ Be deceitful
Nukuoro CE.TEKE.1 Dege Corner Problematic
Tuvalu FJ.TEKE.2 Teke Prop up; props; fend canoe off rocks
East Futuna FJ.TEKE.2 Teki Placer sur, poser sur, mettre en ordre ; put in place, arrange >
Fijian FJ.TEKE.2 Teke-na Prop up; an object placed under a pot to support it
Pukapuka FJ.TEKE.2 Teke Lean on, rest against; wooden back-rest
Rarotongan FJ.TEKE.2 Teke-na Move position slightly, shift along, edge along (tr. & intr.) = neke
Samoan FJ.TEKE.2 Teʔe Prop up
Takuu FJ.TEKE.2 Teke (obs.) Crossbar on mast of ancient canoe (IH); hole in the deck through which this crossbar passes when the mast is lowered
Tongan FJ.TEKE.2 Teke A prop