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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board/log on which bark for cloth is beaten
Tahitian PN.TUTU-A Tutua The beam on which the women beat the bark for cloth-making
Tikopia PN.TUTU-A Tutu Beat out barkcloth with a wooden beater on a slab
Tongan PN.TUTU-A Tutua Board/log on which bark for cloth is beaten
Tahitian CE.TUUTUU-AKAU.* Tuutuuaʔau Crabe de récif
Anuta PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Easter Island PN.-U A a/u, o o/u Second person singular possessive pronoun, yours
Tuvalu PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive 0
East Futuna PN.-U ʔA/u, ʔo/u Second person singular possessive form after /ma/ /mo/ and /io/ 'for (A and O forms)' 'at'
Fijian PN.-U -mu Second person singular possessive
Hawaiian PN.-U Aa/u, o/u Second person singular ∅-possessive (≠ definite singular possessed item) Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.-U A/u, o/u Second person singular possessive plural possessed object pronoun
Emae PN.-U A/u Second person singular possessive, of yours Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.-U Aa/u, oo/u Second person singular possessive postposed comment used when the determiner of the phrase is not te or ngā Problematic
Ifira-Mele PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Mangareva PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive suffix
Niuafo'ou PN.-U ʔA/u, ʔo/u Second person singular type II pronoun, occurring after the prepositions 'o, 'a, mo'o and ma'a
Nukuoro PN.-U -u Second person singular possessive dependent pronoun...
Penrhyn PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.-U -u Your (2s possessive suffix)
Pukapuka PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Rarotongan PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Rennellese PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
Samoan PN.-U Aa/u, o/u Second person singular possessive predicate, thine
Takuu PN.-U Aa/u Second person singular possessive postposed pronoun, sg and pl, of yours
Tikopia PN.-U -u Second person singular (possessive)
Tongan PN.-U ʔA(ʔa)/u, ʔo(ʔo)/u Your, yours (singular)
Tuamotu PN.-U -u Second person singular (Possessive)
West Uvea PN.-U A/u, o/u Second person singular possessive pronoun
West Futuna PN.-U A/u, o/u Second person singular non-article based possessive, postposed to noun phrase, of yours
New Zealand Maori PN.UU Uu-ngia Strike home of weapons or blows; reach (the land), arrive (by water)
Penrhyn PN.UU Uu Hit (intrans.); collide with, hit against; join together
Pukapuka PN.UU Uu Collide, bump into, hit (intrans.)
Rarotongan PN.UU Uu Collide, bump into, strike against; encounter, meet with, come upon, strike (luck); catch (an illness), be affected by; fit, suit; be appropriate for
Tahitian PN.UU U To touch, as a boat or ship on the rocks; to run against a thing; to meet for encounter; to come face to face; to face danger
Tuamotu PN.UU Uu Strike against
East Futuna PN.UQU ʔUu Mordre légèrement, mordiller
New Zealand Maori PN.UQU Uu-ria Bite, gnaw
Niue PN.UQU U/uu To bite, take a bite
Luangiua PN.UQU Uu Bite
Rennellese PN.UQU Uʔu-tia Bite, as dog or mosquitoes; sting, as bee or ant; to be caught as between rocks
Takuu PN.UQU Uu (pass. uu/tia) Bite; (of medicine applied to skin, spicy hot food, etc.) sting, burn
Tongan PN.UQU Uʔu (trans. ʔuu/si-a) To bite
West Uvea PN.UQU Uu Piquant, poivré (p.ex. taro)
Tuvalu PN.QUU.A Uu Bundle of sticks
East Uvea PN.QUU.A ʔUu Particule du pluriel
Kapingamarangi PN.QUU.A Uu Bunch of things (tied together), bundle
Emae PN.QUU.A Re /u/ kaso Paquet de roseaux pour toiture
Nukuoro PN.QUU.A Uu Bundle (e.g. of sticks); numeral classifier for long thin objects
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QUU.A Uu Bundle, big bundle