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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan CP.TOI.1 Toi A large indigenous tree (Alphitonia zizyphoides)
Samoan CP.TOI.1 Toi A medium-sized tree (Alphitonia zizyphoides)
Tahitian CP.TOI.1 Toi The name of a good timber tree . (Alphitonia zizyphoides) (Jsn).
Tongan CP.TOI.1 Toi A medium to large tree (Alphitonia zizyphoides)
Easter Island NP.TOI.2 To/toi To drag away, to put, to haul . Arrastrar; llevar por fuerza a una persona (Egt).
Hawaiian NP.TOI.2 Koi Urge, pull
New Zealand Maori NP.TOI.2 Toi Encourage, incite
Marquesas NP.TOI.2 Toi Pull, haul on rope. Tirer, attirer à soi, haler sur; traîner en longueur (Lch). Remorquer, tow (Atl).
Pukapuka NP.TOI.2 Toi To lead; to take; draw >
Nukuoro PN.TOQI Doi Stain (permanent); any of a number of hardwood saps, found in driftwood, from which perfume is made
Tongan PN.TOQI Toʔi Sap, rust or verdigris; to have sap, be sappy; to rust, go rusty or develop verdigris; to drip, drop (of liquids)
New Zealand Maori TA.TOI-MAFA Toimaha Heavy (Waikato and Arawa dialects)
Anuta PN.TOKA.1 Toka Rock in sea, visible at low tide. A boulder in the sea, submerged at least part of the time (Fbg).
Easter Island PN.TOKA.1 Toka Submerged rock
East Futuna PN.TOKA.1 Toka Corail. Reef rock (Bgs). Echouer (Gzl).
Hawaiian PN.TOKA.1 Koʔa Coral, coral head; fishing grounds; shrine, often consisting of circular piles or coral or stone...
New Zealand Maori PN.TOKA.1 Toka A large rock such as a crag, a large boulder
Mangareva PN.TOKA.1 Toka Rock in the water (I). Corail en général.
Niue PN.TOKA.1 Toka Bottom or bedrock of the sea
Rapa PN.TOKA.1 Toka Coral, coral reef rock
Rarotongan PN.TOKA.1 Toka General term for stone or rock
Samoan PN.TOKA.1 Toʔa A rock rising near to the surface of the sea on which a canoe may strike; to strike on a rock, to ground, as a canoe
Sikaiana PN.TOKA.1 Toka Reef
Tahitian PN.TOKA.1 Toʔa Bloc de corail, "patate" de corail. Rock, coral rock variety (Wte).
Tokelau PN.TOKA.1 Toka Coral head; be grounded, run aground
West Futuna PN.TOKA.1 Toka Reef; rock, boulder; submerged rock
Anuta MP.TOKA.2A To/toka/ Settle (as sago flour). For a sediment to settle out of suspension (Fbg).
Easter Island MP.TOKA.2A Toka To set
Fijian MP.TOKA.2A Toka Squat; placed, situated; auxiliary verb indicating continuance in the given state or act
Hawaiian MP.TOKA.2A Koʔa/na Dregs
Hawaiian MP.TOKA.2A Koʔa/la Dregs
Kapingamarangi MP.TOKA.2A Dogo Stopped at
Emae MP.TOKA.2A Toka Settle, clarify (of water); cease hurting
New Zealand Maori MP.TOKA.2A Toka Set, become solid, wait, stay still
Ifira-Mele MP.TOKA.2A Toka Remain, be located
Mota MP.TOKA.2A Toga Dwell (said to derive from sit)
Marquesas MP.TOKA.2A Toka Settle, deposit. Déposer (pour les liquides).
Mangareva MP.TOKA.2A Toka Demeurer constamment en un endroit. Demeurer fixe (Rch).
Niue MP.TOKA.2A Toka To leave; let it be; put something somewhere and leave it there. To leave off; remain; owe (McE).
Nggela MP.TOKA.2A Toga Dwell
Nguna MP.TOKA.2A Toko Stay, live; (be) in, at
Nukuoro MP.TOKA.2A Doga Land on (as a bird lands on the branch of a tree)
Penrhyn MP.TOKA.2A Toka Coagulate
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.TOKA.2A Toka/a Stay behind
Pukapuka MP.TOKA.2A To/toka Coagulate, become solid
Rarotongan MP.TOKA.2A Toka Solidify, congeal, freeze over, curdle
Rotuman MP.TOKA.2A Foʔa Come ashore, come to land
Sa'a MP.TOKA.2A Oʔa Squat, settle (of birds)
Samoan MP.TOKA.2A Toʔa Set, congeal, solidify
Tahitian MP.TOKA.2A Toa Large clots of blood