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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Anuta PN.WELO.1 Vero Thrust, as in stabbing
Easter Island PN.WELO.1 Vero Throw; stab. Throw (a sharp pointed object, e.g. a knife, harpoon, sharpened stick) (Wbr).
East Uvea PN.WELO.1 Velo Fish with spear
Emae PN.WELO.1 Voro/sia Spear (by throwing spear) Phonologically Irregular
Moriori PN.WELO.1 Wero Pierce, spear
Marquesas PN.WELO.1 Veʔo Spear (I). Lance, dard, harpon; percer avec la lance, avec le harpon (Lch). Lancer (un harpon); throw (a spear); piquer, prick (Atl).
Niue PN.WELO.1 Velo Throw (spear, dart or similar sharp pointed object), to spear
Penrhyn PN.WELO.1 Vero Pierce, thrust, puncture
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WELO.1 Velo/-ia To spear, throw spear, stab ; dig holes with digging stick
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WELO.1 Volo-ia, velo-ia Stick (v), perforate; spear (v) Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WELO.1 Vlo/ki-na Put, push, stretch out, get involved
Pukapuka PN.WELO.1 Velo Spear, thrust into. Shine directly, pierce (as sun's rays, moonbeams) (Sby). To hurl, to spear, to spring up (Bge).
Rarotongan PN.WELO.1 Vero Stab, thrust, hurl spear; pierce (of sun’s rays)
Rennellese PN.WELO.1 Bego Spear, shoot forth, as a canoe in the current
Samoan PN.WELO.1 Velo Throw, hurl (spear etc.) at someone or something
Tahitian PN.WELO.1 Vero To dart, or throw a spear; to push off a canoe into the water; to raise up the hand and arm
Tikopia PN.WELO.1 Vero Lower down, push down, pour in; move towards (of a canoe); throw (of a spear)
Tokelau PN.WELO.1 Velo Hurl, throw (as a javelin; dart javelin; shove, thrust; play darts
Tongan PN.WELO.1 Velo To thrust, to insert; to fish with a spear
Tuamotu PN.WELO.1 Vero Throw or hurl a spear or dart; pierce, transfix
Fijian CE.WERU Wedru Wet and sticking together as hair of an animal that has been in the water Problematic
Fijian CE.WERU Welu Long and in tufts (of the hair) Problematic
Marquesas CE.WERU Veʔu/veʔu ʔou L'extremité de feuilles de cocotier, de pandanus, d'arbre à pain
Pukapuka CE.WERU Velu Worn or ragged clothing Problematic
Pukapuka CE.WERU Welu Torn clothing Problematic
Pukapuka CE.WERU Welu/welu Torn into strips, shredded Problematic
Rapa CE.WERU Ta/veru Cape of frayed ti leaves; a rain cape
Rarotongan CE.WERU Veru Fringe, tassel
Tahitian CE.WERU Veru/veru Odeur de crasse; puant, crasseux. Stale, nasty, offensive in smell (Dvs). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu CE.WERU Veru/veru Rags, tatters, shabby, worn garments; stinking, filthy
Anuta SO.VENE Vene A strip of barkcloth used to tie a *poopora* type basket to a woman's back
Tuvalu SO.VENE Vene Carrying straps, bindings about abdomen after birth
East Futuna SO.VENE Vene Carry on back with straps
East Uvea SO.VENE Vene Piece of tapa or cloth for carrying baby on back; to carry something on the back
Tikopia SO.VENE Vene Rafter lashings
Easter Island EP.WEO Veo Nail; to nail
Hawaiian EP.WEO Veo Red, redness, to blush; dried banana bark, perhaps so-called because of a reddish color
Marquesas EP.WEO Veo Cuivre, laiton, fer-blanc. Zinc (Lch).
Mangareva EP.WEO Veo Cuivre, étain
Tahitian EP.WEO Veo Cuivre. Copper, brass (Dvs).
Hawaiian CE.WESE.* Wehe Open, undo, untie, loosen
New Zealand Maori CE.WESE.* Wehe-a Detach, divide
New Zealand Maori CE.WESE.* Tau/wehe-a To separate (beings)
Marquesas CE.WESE.* Vehe Diviser, séparer. Ecarter (Lch).
Mangareva CE.WESE.* Veʔe Push aside, put aside, separate (I)
Niue CE.WESE.* Vehe Divide, separate, share out Problematic
Niue CE.WESE.* Ma/vehe To part, say goodbye; to promise Problematic
Niue CE.WESE.* Ma/vehe/vehe Scattered; separated; in pieces, fallen apart Problematic
Rarotongan CE.WESE.* Veʔe Divide, separate
Tahitian CE.WESE.* Vehe Séparer (peu usité)