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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu AN.FANO.1 Fano Go (singular)
Tokelau AN.FANO.1 Fano Go (singular)
Tongan AN.FANO.1 Fano/vale Wander aimlessly
Tuamotu AN.FANO.1 Faano Go to/from distant place
Tuamotu AN.FANO.1 Haano Go to/from distant place
West Uvea AN.FANO.1 Hano Aller, partir, voyager
West Uvea AN.FANO.1 Fano/fano/tia Aller au devant de quelqu'un
West Futuna AN.FANO.1 Fano To go (singular subject)
East Uvea AN.FANO.2 Fanofano Se laver les mains
Niue AN.FANO.2 Fanofano Rub clothes, wash clothes by hand; to rub (as in washing clothes
Tikopia AN.FANO.2 Fa(fa)no Cleanse, especially hands, utensils
West Uvea AN.FANO.2 Fafano Se laver (les mains)
Anuta XO.FANO.3 Pano To menstruate, menstruation
Easter Island XO.FANO.3 Hano/hano Filthy, nasty, aversion Problematic
Luangiua XO.FANO.3 Haŋo Menstruation
Samoan XO.FANO.3 Fano/alou Slimy diarrhoea Problematic
Sikaiana XO.FANO.3 Hano Menstruation
Marquesas OC.FANO.4 Hano A tree (Guettarda speciosa)
Niue OC.FANO.4 Pano/pano A small coastal tree (Guettarda speciosa) Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua OC.FANO.4 Haŋo Guettarda speciosa
Penrhyn OC.FANO.4 Hano A tree (Guettarda speciosa)
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.FANO.4 Hano Big tree, its wood is used for building houses
Rarotongan OC.FANO.4 Ano A tree (Guettarda speciosa)
Rennellese OC.FANO.4 Pua/hano/ A tree (Guettarda speciosa)
Tahitian OC.FANO.4 Taa/fano Esp. plante (Guettarda speciosa)
Emae PN.FANOGO.A Fanogo Listen
Niue PN.FANOGO.A Faanogo/nogo Hear, listen, obey
Tongan PN.FANOGO.A Fanongo Listen, hear, hear of
Tongan AN.FANUA.A Fanua Old form, found in poetry
West Futuna AN.FANUA.A Fanua Island, land, country, homeland; plot of ground
Niue PN.FANUA.B Fonua Afterbirth
Samoan PN.FANUA.B Fanua Afterbirth
Tokelau PN.FANUA.B Fanua Placenta, afterbirth
Tongan PN.FANUA.B Fonua Afterbirth
Rarotongan OC.FANUA-MAMALA ʔEnua A tree with very large leaves and reddish timber (Macaranga harveyana) Problematic
Tahitian OC.FANUA-MAMALA Fenia A tree, the bark of which is used in dying. (Carumbium nutans) (Jsn) . (Omalanthus nutans) (Whr) Phonologically Irregular
New Zealand Maori TA.FAANUI Whaanui Vega or Alpha Lyrae
Rarotongan TA.FAANUI ʔAanui The Morning Star
Tuamotu TA.FAANUI Faanui Name of a star
Tuvalu EO.FAO Fao A tree (Ochrosia oppositifolia)
East Futuna EO.FAO Faoo (Neisosperma oppositifolia)
East Uvea EO.FAO Fao Nom d'un arbre (excellent bois pour chevron de maison); (Neisosperma oppositifolium) (Whr)
Fijian EO.FAO Vao A plant (Bleekeria elliptica); (Ochrosia parviflora); Neisosperma oppositifolium (Whr)
Hawaiian EO.FAO Hao (Rauvolfia spp.)
Emae EO.FAO Fao Tree (Ochrosia oppositifolia)
Ifira-Mele EO.FAO Fao Tree with white flowers, timber used in houses
Nggela EO.FAO Vao/vao Shrub with large leaves; wild banana
Niue EO.FAO Pao A coastal tree with large red berries (Ochrosia parviflora)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.FAO Fao Ironwood tree (Casuarina litorea)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.FAO Hao/hao A tall tree at the beach with fruits (not edible), used as firewood and for house building