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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan NP.EE-LAA Eeraa Of tērā, q.v. Those there (not beside or associated with you or me)
Tuvalu NP.KO-LAA Kolaa Location marker. Over there, far away or socially marked
Tongan PN.TE.2 Te (Immediately before a pronominal subj.) or ‘e (elsewhere), sign of future tense, or merely a predicative sign
Samoan PN.TE.2 Te Particle used in complementary distribution with 'e' never occurring initially, only after pre-basic pronouns
Rennellese PN.I.2A I/ia/a/ia te Causative, instrumental, locative, ablative, and temporal preposition: because of, due to, by means of, acout, concerning, in, at, on
Tongan PN.I.2A ʔI, ʔia, ʔiate Preposition locative: at, on, in, during, with, in the charge of, about, of/among, for (the space or period of)
Ra'ivavae PN.FA-LIU Haariu To turn, veer round (or partially round)
Ra'ivavae CE.FATU.4 Hatu A lord, master; an owner, proprietor...; the guardian-god of a temple
Ra'ivavae MP.FAU.A Hau The hibiscus tree (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
East Futuna SO.TEQE-AI Leʔ/ikiai see.:Not yet
West Futuna NP.LIKO.3 Riko-fia To appear (of person, ghost, etc.) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna FJ.LIKA Riko-fia To appear (of person, ghost etc.) Problematic
Ra'ivavae PN.SAU.7 Hau Vital essence; the emanation of the self, psyche; warlike courage, valiance, intrepidity
Ra'ivavae PN.FAKA-MAA Haʔamaa To feel a sense of shame or humiliation; (int.) shame on you!
Ra'ivavae OC.KAFIKA Haʔiʔa A variety of tree, the mountain- or rose-apple (Eugenia malaccensis)... Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna PN.TE-QA-U Tiau Second person singular possessive pronoun A-class, singular object
West Futuna PN.TE-QA-NA Tiana Third person singular possessive A-class, singular object
Hawaiian CE.KAA-TASI ʔAkahi One (especially in counting in a series). For the first time. To have just
Ra'ivavae PN.FEKE-FEKE Heʔeheʔe Elephantiasis; the extreme stage of filariasis
New Zealand Maori PN.TUQA-.2B Tua- Prefix used with numbers 1 to 9, aha and hia to form ordinals
Samoan PN.TUQA-.2B Tua- The next in order of age, especially of children Uncertain Semantic Connection
Ra'ivavae PN.FIA-KAI Hiaʔai To hanker for food and drink
Tuvalu PN.TUQA-.2B Tua- Ordinal (Nanumea dialect) Problematic
Ra'ivavae PN.FOFOGA Hohoʔa The appearance, form, features; a diagram, drawing; (mod) picture, likeness, photograph Borrowed
Mangaia PN.PEE-HENI Peenei Possibility (adv.) Possibility, likely, maybe, could-be, etc, also peneiake Problematic
Ra'ivavae AN.FOLA Hora/ʔiia Spread far out...far-extending
Ra'ivavae CE.SORA Hora A variety of shrub (Tephrosia piscatoria)...
Tokelau PN.NA.4 Ia Third person singular clitic pronoun
West Uvea PN.NA.4 I/ia Pron. pers. sg. 3 used before the preverbal morphemes ga, ge, na-, go-
West Uvea PN.NA.4 Na As subject pronoun postposed to the verb, with reference to a proposition that follows immediately or which is inferred from linguistic context Problematic
Hawaiian EP.KA-.1 ʔA- Prefix to numbers from one through nine, especially for counting in a series
Rarotongan EP.KA-.1 Kaa Used before numerals (and the numeral interrogative 'ia) when reckoning up
Ra'ivavae NP.FUE.1B Hue The gourd (Lagenaria vulgaris)...a container made of a gourd
Ra'ivavae EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunoŋa An in-law, one related by marriage [son- or daughter-in-law]
Ra'ivavae AN.FUTU Hutu The fruit of the Barringtonia tree;...the spongy, fibrous pericarp of the fruit of the Barringtonia, used as caulking material
Ra'ivavae MP.IA.2 Ia That one (referring to something understood or previously mentioned); then, there; so then, therefore...
Ra'ivavae OC.IFI.2 Ihi (Obs) The Tahitian chestnut tree and its fruit (Inocarpus edulis)
Ra'ivavae EP.IKA.B Iʔa A defeated antagonist; (?) a sacrificial victim; (?) a prized possession
West Futuna PN.MOHE-QAHO Mweao Parrotfish sp. (Scarus troscheli). (Callyodon [Scarus] fasciatus) (Rve).
Kapingamarangi PN.QAWE-HIFO Gaweia Bring down (from higher place, or from east to west) Problematic
Niue PN.PUI.B Pui/pui Wall panel, wall paper, wall lining (any material that covers walls). Wall posts in pre-European house; door; veil (McE).
Samoan NP.PUI-AKI Puiaʔi A place sheltered from the wind
Tokelau NP.PUI-AKI Puiaki (of a breeze or wind) Be blocked, be deflected, be cut off
New Zealand Maori NP.PUI-AKI Puiaki Rare, precious; treasure Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.PUI.B Pui/pui/rima The scales of the maratea fish put on the arm of an archer, to prevent excoriation by the bow string
Nuguria PN.AKIAKI.A Te/akiaki White tern (Gygis alba)
Nuguria NP.LAKIA Te/rakia Black noddy
Nuguria NO.LEKIA.* T/reia Nicobar pigeon Phonologically Irregular
Nuguria OC.FUIA Te/huia Atoll starling
Nukumanu NP.KIWI.1* Te/kivi Pacific golden plover, Mongolian plover, and all migratory waders