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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tikopia PN.WETE.2 Vete Goatfish (Mulloidichthys vanicolensis)
Tuamotu PN.WETE.2 Vete A whitish fish
West Uvea PN.WETE.2 Vete Poisson: barbillon (Mullidés)
Easter Island CE.WEU.1 Veu Roots of certain plants (kuumara, yam) Problematic
East Futuna CE.WEU.1 Veuveu To fringe, make a fringe on material Problematic
New Zealand Maori CE.WEU.1 Weu Fibre, rootlet; single hair; tuft of hair used ritually
Penrhyn CE.WEU.1 Veu Tassel-decoration, loose ends for fans and hats
Vaeakau-Taumako CE.WEU.1 Ve/veu Torn edge of something, worn out piece or rand [sic] of something Problematic
Pukapuka CE.WEU.1 Veu/veu An end that sticks out of plaiting
Tahitian CE.WEU.1 Veu Downy hair, a woolly kind of hair, a sort of fringe on the border of a garment; the downy hair of a dog; to have a downy or shaggy border
Tuvalu SO.VEVE Veve Wilt, fade (of leaves in the heat)
East Futuna SO.VEVE Veve Mat placed over food in oven.
Rennellese SO.VEVE Bebe Torn, tattered, old and dirty (as clothes or mats); tattered fragment, rubbish, trash, decayed matter (aas leaves)
Tokelau SO.VEVE Veve Leaves used in previous oven directly above food, now used as outer layer
Tuvalu PN.WEWE.A Veve Wilt, fade (of leaves)
East Futuna PN.WEWE.A Veve Mats covering food in earth oven
East Uvea PN.WEWE.A Veve Dust, sweepings, small fragments, remains
Niue PN.WEWE.A Veve Rubbish
Niue PN.WEWE.A Veve/veve Fruit left on a tree because it is out of reach
Pukapuka PN.WEWE.A Lau/veve Scraps of Pandanus left over from mat-making
Rennellese PN.WEWE.A Bebe Torn, tattered, old and dirty (clothes, mats), rubbish, trash, decayed matter
Rotuman PN.WEWE.A Veve Wrinkle; wrinkled, puckered
Tikopia PN.WEWE.A Veve Outside leaves, outer skin, husk
Tokelau PN.WEWE.A Veve Topmost covering of an oven, usually leaves; property of a poor person
Tongan PN.WEWE.A Veve Rubbish, litter, garbage, refuse
New Zealand Maori EP.WEWE.B Weiweia Of low degree Problematic
Marquesas EP.WEWE.B Veve Destitute. Pauvre, pauvreté (Lch). Borrowed
Mangareva EP.WEWE.B Veve Destitute (I)
Penrhyn EP.WEWE.B Veve Destitute
Rarotongan EP.WEWE.B Veve Poor, short of, indigent
Tuamotu EP.WEWE.B Veve Poor, poverty stricken
Anuta OC.WE-WELA Vevera Hot, feverish, fever
Tuvalu OC.WE-WELA Vvela Hot, burning hot, heat
East Futuna OC.WE-WELA Vevela Être chaud, faire chaud; chaleur
Samoan OC.WE-WELA Vevela (of sun, fire, etc.) Hot
Takuu OC.WE-WELA Vvela Hot, (of the sun) very hot; heat, heat blister, state of feeling uncomfortably hot
Tokelau OC.WE-WELA Vevela Hot; have a high temperature
Tongan OC.WE-WELA Vevela Hot (of the sun); sting (as from being smacked or bitten by wasp)
Anuta PN.WII.B Vii Sour or bitter (as *ma* or beer)
Tuvalu PN.WII.B Vii Fermented (of food); sour; stage in fermentation of kaleve [toddy] when it has not yet reached the drinkable kamagii stage
Kapingamarangi PN.WII.B Wii Sour, overripe
Niue PN.WII.B Vivii Intensive used with kona (bitter). (Teeth) on edge; irritated, acrid (Sph).
Nukuoro PN.WII.B Vii Fermented, spoiled of food left too long
Luangiua PN.WII.B Vii Rotten, sour
Pukapuka PN.WII.B Vii To curdle, sour (of coconut cream or milk). Stale (Mta).
Rennellese PN.WII.B Bii Tart, acid, sour
Samoan PN.WII.B Vii/vii Stink greatly
Sikaiana PN.WII.B Vii Sour, as of a lemon
Takuu PN.WII.B Vii (of coconut toddy) Fermented; (of water) stagnant and bad-smelling
Tikopia PN.WII.B Vii Sour, acid, as lemon juice