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Mangareva CE.TII-KARO Tikaro Prendre et tenir ferme ce que l'on prend. To seize, catch hold of; to hold fast to that seized (Tgr). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan CE.TII-KARO Tiikaro Hook, prize, winkle, gouge out
Tahitian CE.TII-KARO Tiiʔaro Se nettoyer les yeux, le nez, une plaie avec les doigts
Tuamotu CE.TII-KARO Tiikaro Scoop out (as the eyes) To pick the soil, as with a pickaxe; to scrape, as with a hoe
East Futuna PN.TIKE.1A Tike/tike Squat on heels
Marquesas PN.TIKE.1A Tike Se lever sur son seant
Niue PN.TIKE.1A Tike/tike To squat on the heels
Penrhyn PN.TIKE.1A Tiikeikei Squat Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese PN.TIKE.1A Tike/tike To crouch or squat, as on the heels; to perch
Samoan PN.TIKE.1A Tiʔe/tiʔe Ride, sit astride; be placed upon, lie on; sit (on chair); seated on something above the ground, to be
Sikaiana PN.TIKE.1A Tike/tike To sit on one's haunches without any other support, to squat
Tokelau PN.TIKE.1A Tike/tike Sit on a chair, or at a higher level
Tongan PN.TIKE.1A Sike To squat, sit on the heels
Hawaiian EC.TIKE.1B Kiʔe(kiʔe) High, lofty, important, exalted
New Zealand Maori EC.TIKE.1B Tiketike Lofty, high, important, exalted
Moriori EC.TIKE.1B Tchi/tike, tiki/tiki High, height
Marquesas EC.TIKE.1B Tiketike (MQN), tiʔetiʔe (MQS) Elevé, haut, éminent, escarpé; exhausser, exalter
Pukapuka EC.TIKE.1B Tiketike High, height Problematic
Rarotongan EC.TIKE.1B Tike High, elevated, lofty, tall
Sikaiana EC.TIKE.1B Tike/tike Lofty, elevated
Tuamotu EC.TIKE.1B Tike To be raised, elevated, high
Kwaio ??.TIKE.1C Igeige Limp, hobble
Emae ??.TIKE.1C Tiketike Walk on tiptoe
Pukapuka ??.TIKE.1C Tuu/tiketike Stand on tiptoe
Tikopia ??.TIKE.1C Tike To go on tiptoe
Hawaiian CE.TIKI.1 Kiʔi Image
New Zealand Maori CE.TIKI.1 Tiki Carved human figure
Marquesas CE.TIKI.1 Tiki Idole, statue sculptée, sculpture. Nom du dieu mythique qui engendra les premiers humains; emblème des îles Marquises; sculpter, dessiner, tatouer (Lch).
Penrhyn CE.TIKI.1 Tiki Image, carving
Rarotongan CE.TIKI.1 Tiki A carved ornament or figure
Tahitian CE.TIKI.1 Tiʔi Statues de style traditionnel, sculpture, idole
Tuamotu CE.TIKI.1 Tiki Image
Hawaiian CE.TIKI.2 Kiʔi-na Fetch, procure, send for, go after
New Zealand Maori CE.TIKI.2 Tiki Fetch something (with atu), bring (with mai)
New Zealand Maori CE.TIKI.2 Tiiki/na Passive-imperative of tiki
Moriori CE.TIKI.2 Tchiki/n Fetch
Marquesas CE.TIKI.2 Tiki Envoyer un exprès
Mangareva CE.TIKI.2 Tiki Go to fetch a thing. Aller chercher, prendre (quelqu'un, quelque chose).
Mangareva CE.TIKI.2 Ti/tiki With plural subject
Rarotongan CE.TIKI.2 Tiki-na Fetch, get, go and obtain
Tahitian CE.TIKI.2 Tiʔi Aller chercher (quelqu'un ou quelque chose)
Tuamotu CE.TIKI.2 Tiki Be frustrated disappointed; receive leavings, waste portions of food Problematic
Hawaiian CE.TIKI.3 Haa/kiʔi To tie, bind
New Zealand Maori CE.TIKI.3 Tiki/tiki Hair tied in a topknot; a girdle
Hawaiian CE.TIKI-RAU Kiʔilau A place in`Ewa, `O`ahu (Pukui 1983.5)
New Zealand Maori CE.TIKI-RAU Tikirau A hill at Te Kaha
Tahitian CE.TIKI-RAU Tiʔirau A place at Taha`a Island (JPS 26.112)
New Zealand Maori ??.TIKI-TIKI Maaui-tikitiki-a-Taranga Youngest child of Taraga
Samoan ??.TIKI-TIKI Tiʔitiʔi Son of Taraga (Turner 1888.209)
Anuta CP.TIKO.A Tiko Defecate