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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Uvea MP.WAA-WAA.2B Vaava Liane non-id.
West Uvea PN.WELO.1 Volo/sia Lancer (flèche) [Heo Dialect]
East Futuna PN.PAKIA.1 Pakia Travailler trop; harassant
Samoan PN.PAKIA.1 Paʔia Not touched by work, sacred (A term applied to titled chiefs) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi SO.PAA.7 Baa-gia Concavities of a tree trunk; to dent, dented
Kapingamarangi NP.PAA.2C Baa/gia To drift, carried (by current) Problematic
Anuta PN.PAKIA.1 Pakia To get cut
Hawaiian PN.PAKIA.1 Paʔia Temporarily deaf, as from ascending to a high altitude
Mangareva PN.PAKIA.1 Pakia Fruit à pain détérioré sur le pied par trop de maturité
Emae PN.PAA.2B Paa/kia Strike, hit
Hawaiian PN.PAA.2B Paa-ʔia Touch, get, contact, reach, gan control of, hit, experience...
New Zealand Maori PN.PAA.2B Paa-kia Touch, strike, be struck
New Zealand Maori PN.PAA.2B Paa-ngia Be smitten by disease
Rarotongan PN.PAA.2B Paa-ia Touch, strike
Rarotongan PN.PAA.2B Paa-ria Be smitten by disease
Ifira-Mele AN.PAA.2A Paa/kia Slap
Ifira-Mele PN.PAA.2B Paa/kia Hit with hammer, rock, etc.
Nukuoro AN.PAA.2A Baa/gia Slap
Rennellese PN.PAA.2B Paa/kia To be hit; to scold, silence, or drive away, as a child
Tongan PN.PAA.2B Paa/kia (Of the leg) to be knocked, or wounded, or hurt on the shin
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.PAA.2A Pa/kia Clap the hands
Tongan PN.PAKI.3 Paki Break (off), especially with the hand; pick, pluck
Niue PN.PAA.2B Paa/kia To be hurt
West Uvea PN.UQU Uu/tia Mordre
Samoan PN.GARUE Galue-ina To work, especially in cultivating the ground
Kapingamarangi NP.SUUMAALIE Hu(a)maria, huamarie Good, beautiful, pretty
Tongan MP.FUA.1B Fue/sia Carry, bear the burden of, esp figuratively
Sikaiana XO.FILIANI Heliani Rod running from bow of boat to top of mast {kautuu} in an outrigger canoe
Takuu XO.FILIANI Hiriani Mast of a ship or canoe; radio antenna, aerial
Nuguria XO.FILIANI Hiriani Mast
Tikopia XO.FILIANI Firiani Platform, staging (e.g. in house) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua XO.IKA-A-FATU Iahaku Spotted rock cod
Takuu NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Creeper sp. (Wedelia biflora)
Sikaiana NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Plant sp. (traditionally used to wash out tattoo wounds immediately after tattooing)
Luangiua NO.LAPIAO Lapiao Brown unicorn fish
Takuu NO.LAPIAO Lapiao Fish sp., Grey Unicornfish (Naso sp.)
Kapingamarangi NO.LAPIAO Labiaa Fish sp.
Takuu PN.HOA -oa Unit of measurement for pairs of things other than coconuts (siaoa, ruaoa, torunaaoa...)
Sikaiana XO.KOKO.3 Koko Sago palm (rare on Sikaiana)
Tahitian CE.ARI Aria Shortly, presently, by and by
Tahitian CE.FAA-ITE.B Fa/i/ite To reconcile those who were at variance
Tahitian PN.HURU.B Ûrû To be inspired, as the pretended Tahitian prophets; to be under the influence of some uncommon feeling
Rennellese NP.OLI.3 Ogi To speak ceremonially and humbly...; to beseech, beg for mercy, perform humble acts
Tikopia NP.OLI.2 Ori/ori Poise, especially of dart raised and balanced in a swaying run to throw
New Zealand Maori TA.RAKOA.1 Haakoakoa Bird spp.: fluttering shearwater (Puffinus gavia), Southern skua (Catharacta antarctia) Problematic
Tahitian EP.REPE Repe The comb of a fowl; the fin on the back of the shark; the projections that grow in a singular manner on the trunk of the tuscarpia edulis, or native chestnut tree; the piece on which the ends of the rafters rest in a native house; a sort of projection
Mangaia TA.PAA-REU Paareu Ceremonial or dancing skirt
Rarotongan TA.PAA-REU Paareu Waist-wrap, kilt, dancing skirt; wrap around the waist; light floral cotton material from which pareu and dresses are made
Tahitian NP.MA-NIA.2 Mania Calme; être calme (se dit de la mer); émoussé, être émoussé
Niue PN.FAKA-TUQU Fakatuu Make to stand, put, place; stop (a vehicle); nominate; court (as lovers); initiate, begin, start