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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Marquesas PN.MAAGALO.2 Manao/nao Fade, insipide Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island NP.LAWA-KA Ravaʔa Coger, pillar, recibir, obtener, tener, algo Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori NP.LAWA-KA Rawaka Abundant, sufficient
Tikopia EO.LAWA.1A Rava/a Endure, cope; be overcome, defeated, conquered, beaten in contest
Marquesas PN.MA-FAKI Mehaki Tomber; tombé, détaché (fruit)
Mangareva CE.MA-TOFI.B O/motoʔi. O/motahi (Aud). 18th night of the moon (Laval).
Tokelau PN.KAPA-KAU Kapahau Wing Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas SO.PAKAKAU.* Keheu Ailes des volailles, d'une maison, d'un moulin à vent, &c. Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island XE.POKI.2 Poki Baby, child, infant; creature; foetus; offspring, son
Marquesas XE.POKI.2 Poʔi Peuple, gens, famille; pays, terre, contré; marque du pluriel
East Futuna CE.PUKE.1B Puke Name of a mountain on Futuna Problematic
Tongan CE.SIGA.B Hinga Be expelled Problematic
Tongan MP.MALU.A Ma/malu (Darkness) just coming on, in the twilight stage
New Zealand Maori MP.MALU.A Maru/ahiahi Evening
Tahitian AN.TIMU.1 Timu/timu To be obscured by distance
New Zealand Maori NP.AA-NEWA Aanewa o te rangi Whirlwind
Niue PN.QAFA.3 (H)afa/gi To open (vt)
Niue PN.AGI.2 Agi To wander, to be a vagabond; non-playing member of a cricket team, marshall (someone who rounds the field to encourage poor fielders)
Pukapuka XW.QAAWAGA.B Waka/aavanga The lover's act of copulating with his deceased beloved's body while it is laid out for the funeral wake
Niue OC.FAGU.2 Fagu To blow (usually refers to the blowing of the nose)
Niue OC.FAGU.2 Fagu/fagu Breathe heavily, pant
Niue AN.FATU.2A Patu To be rocky; foundation, base Phonologically Irregular
Moriori PN.GALI.2B E/ringi However Phonologically Irregular
Niue CE.MATA-KAINAGA Matakainaga Relative, relation
Niue OC.LAGO.2 Lago vaka, lago tutua Supporting beams for a canoe when stored on land
Niue FJ.KITIKITI-VAI Kitikiti Larvae of mosquito
Niue FJ.LOGO Ogo/ogo/noa To be still, to be silent
Rarotongan PN.MAGEHO.A Mangio, mangeo Itch, prick or sting (as the skin does from insect bites or nettles, or the throat from pungent food); irritant, stinging
Rarotongan PN.MAGEHO.B Maangio/ngio Small nettle-like weed (Acalypha lanceolata)
Samoan PN.MAGEHO.B Magisu Samoan nettle (Fleurya interrupta) Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.MEGE Mege/mege Wrinkled
Niue PN.PAKOO Pokoo, pakoo To spank, to hit; to make a knocking noise Phonologically Irregular
Nukuoro PN.LAU-QULU Ngaangaa-ulu Hair of the head Problematic
Nukuoro MP.LIMU Limi/limi Coral sp.: brain coral? Phonologically Irregular
Nukuoro ??.TAMA-RIKI.B Tamariki A boy, a son
Nukuoro ??.TAMA-RIKI.B Gauligi Child, young person Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QANA-I-LAA-NEI Nailane Today
East Uvea PN.QAA-NEI Aanai Dans un instant, tout à l'heure
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QAA-NEI Anee Now, and now (clause-linking conjunction). Now, here (Hnh).
Samoan PN.QAA-NEI ʔAanei It is likely; may, I fear that; it is about, more or less Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.QAA-NEI ʔAnai Shortly, presently, a little later on, later on today
West Uvea PN.QAA-NEI Ainei Bientot, tout à l'heure (ref. future)
East Uvea PN.QANA-NEI ʔAnanai Il y a un instant, il n'y a pas longtemps, tout à l'heure
Tongan PN.QANA-NEI ʔAnenai A short time ago, earlier today; or earlier in the present speech, letter, etc.
West Uvea PN.QANA-NEI Anainei Il n'y a qu'un instant
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.ATI.2 Hi/hia Spy, watch
Nuguria NP.FATI-GA Hati-rima Elbow
Easter Island PN.QAA-NEI Ani/raa, arinaa Hoy, ahora luego, un poco más tarde. Today (with imperfective aspect) (Wbr).
Marquesas PN.QANA-NEI Anenei Actuellement, présentement, maintenant
East Uvea PN.QANA-NEI Neinei Juste