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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian PN.FAKA-NOFO Hoʔonoho To install, establish...appoint, place in authority
Marquesas PN.FAKA-NOFO Haka noho me te vehine/me te vahana Faire épouser une femme/ Faire prendre un mari
New Zealand Maori PN.FAKA-NOFO Whakanoho Give in marriage
Niue CK.PIIGOFI Pitoi Tongs; to remove with tongs Problematic
Niue MP.HIKO-FI Hiofi, hinofi, piofi, iofi Tongs; to use tongs to remove something from a fire Phonologically Irregular
Niue NP.TEE-NEI Hanei, hanai This, these; this is, these are Problematic
East Futuna FJ.QOFA ʔOfa Démonter, défaire, se dissoudre (société, mouvement)
Niue PN.KELE-MUTU Kalemutu Worm (Motu dialect) Phonologically Irregular
Niue OC.LALA.1 Lala uli Plant sp. (Grewia crenata)
Niue PN.KOKOLO Kolo/kolo/loo To make a hollow gurgling sound
Niue PN.KOKOLO Kolo/uu To make a rumbling sound (of the stomach)
Niue PN.MAPU Mafu To whistle (Tafiti dialect) Phonologically Irregular
Niue EO.PAITO Peito, paito Kitchen
Niue PN.PORO-QAKI Poaki (Tafiti dialect), puaki (Motu dialect) (To issue a) command
Mangareva PN.QAGO.B ʔAgo Trou d'anguille dans la terre
Mangareva PN.QAGO.B Agoʔagoʔa Profond (se dit d'un trou)
Rarotongan PN.QAGO.B Angoo Emptiness
Rennellese PN.QAGO.B ʔAngoʔango Low tide
East Futuna PN.QAGO.B ʔAgoʔago Entièrement, totalement (postverbe) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.QAGO.B ʔAngoʔango Absolutely empty, absolutely dry, completely finished (of a vessel which has had liquid in it)
Rennellese MP.QAFI ʔAbingi To carry under the arm or on the hip (as a child) Borrowed
Niue AN.KAPI.A Kapi/ti Pick up with an implement (e.g. tongs)
Kapingamarangi AN.KAPI.A Kabi Fire tongs; to hold something betwen two other things
Nukuoro AN.KAPI.A Gabi Hold something between two (or more) other things; grab (between things, e.g. fingers)
Nukuoro AN.KAPI.A Gabi/a Held firmly (under the arm or between the fingers)
Nukuoro AN.KAPI.A Gabi/dia Held firmly (by something not part of the human body
Takuu AN.KAPI.A Hak/kapi Hold under arm; tuck into the waistband of laplap; use tongs...
Rennellese AN.KAPI.A Kapi/ti Hold firmly, tighten (as belt)...strengthen, as sticks against a house wall
Rennellese AN.KAPI.A Kapi/tia Caught, stuck, enmeshed, as a snake in a tight place
East Futuna PN.KAPI.B Kapi(kapi) Petite cale en bois
Tuvalu PN.KAPI.B Kapi Net shuttle
Kapingamarangi PN.KAPI.B Gabi Laze rod of the loom
Takuu PN.KAPI.B Kapi Part of a backstrap loom: the two wooden bars at each end of the loom which hold it taut during the weaving...
Fijian PN.KAPI.C Kabi-ta Stick to, adhere; be close
Tuvalu PN.KAPI.C Kapi To cover
Pukapuka PN.KAPI.C Kapi Packed tight, full; enclosed by, surrounded by
Nukuoro PN.KAPI.C Kabi Tight (of clothes); stuffed
Nukuoro PN.KAPI.C He/gabi/di Packed closely together; crowded together in a small place
Takuu PN.KAPI.C Kapi (Of garment) narrow, tight-fitting; a tight squeeze, blocked...difficult to put in or take out, stuck, lodged...crowded
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.KAPI.C Khapi Not fit into, get stuck
Rennellese PN.KAPI.C Kapi/tia To be pressed close, as in a crowd
Emae PN.KAPI.C Kapi/kapi Etre serré à se toucher (foule)
Ifira-Mele PN.KAPI.C Kapi Too tight (clothing), overcrowded (canoe)
West Futuna PN.KAPI.C X/kapi Narrow
Hawaiian PN.KAPI.C ʔApi/ʔapi Filled, as a basket; abundant, as a feast
Marquesas PN.KAPI.C Kapi Ramasser; petit paquet
Marquesas PN.KAPI.C Kapi/ti Paquet, ballot, pièce d'étoffe, gros peloton; mettre en paquet, en rouleau, en peloton
Tahitian PN.KAPI.C Api To be full, occupied, closed up
Tahitian PN.KAPI.C Api/api Filled, occupied, narrow
Tuamotu PN.KAPI.C Kapi Shut (as bivalve); crowded...