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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn PN.KAPI.C Kapi(kapi) To become congested, bloodshot, swollen, have black rings around one's eyes
Luangiua PN.KAPI.C ʔApi(ʔapi) Crowded, full, congested
Tikopia PN.KAPI.C Kapi(kapi) Many, plentiful, numerous (of people)
Mangareva PN.KAPI.C Kapi Etre plein, rempli; accompli; arriver à un but déterminé (se dit aussi d'une distribution où tous ont été servis; achever; se joindre (en parlant d'un ouvrage commencé sur deux points)
Rarotongan PN.KAPI.C Kapi(kapi) Covered completely, fully occupied (of floor space or a piece of land which has been planted up), filled in and completed (of the cane wall of a house, or a palisade)
New Zealand Maori PN.KAPI.C Kapi Be covered, overspread (of a surface); occupied (as space); closely guarded
Gilbertese OC.KAU-QAHE Kauae The root of a tooth. Ivory (Sbt). Borrowed
Anuta AN.KAPI.A Kapi/ti Two betel-nut sticks between which thatch is placed in order to give the thatch rigidity ; clench, wedge
East Futuna AN.KAPI.A Kapi/ti Soutenir, renforcer (au propre et au figuré)
Fijian AN.KAPI.A Kabi-ta Adhere, stick to
Rotuman AN.KAPI.A Kopiti Embrace, cling Borrowed
Tikopia AN.KAPI.A Kapi/ti Squeeze in; strip of wood used to compress thatch sheets, uprights etc.
Niue CE.KAAPITI.1 Kapiti/ga Friend. (Used mostly of wives) (Tgr).
Pukapuka CE.KAAPITI.1 Kaapiti/nga Corner Borrowed
Pukapuka CE.KAAPITI.1 Kaputi/nga A group of people or things close together, a cluster Phonologically Irregular
Samoan CE.GAA.2B Na/i (Often preceded by ni) Several; some, a few. Problematic
Emae PN.GAA.2A Ga Plural article
Kapingamarangi PN.GAA.2A Ni(a) Plural specific article Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna PN.KIU.3 Kivi, givi Narrow
West Uvea PN.KIU.3 Iviki Petit, nain; étroit Problematic
Hawaiian PN.FUHI.B Hui Join, unite, combine; an association of people...
Moriori PN.FUHI.B Hui(hui) Gather
Moriori PN.FUHI.B Hui/nga Assemblage
Easter Island NP.NUAFINE Nuahine Mujer vieja, anciana
Easter Island NP.NUAFINE Nuehine Old woman
Kapingamarangi AN.FOLAU Haga/haalau Veer from a straight course, take a detour around Problematic
New Zealand Maori AN.FOLAU Wharau Travel, particularly by water Problematic
Tokelau PN.TAU.3 Fai/tau Read, count
Samoan SO.PAU.1B Pau Be limited, restricted to
Nukuoro SO.PAU.1B Bau To be worth it
Samoan NP.PAU.1C Pau End, stop; be all, be all over and done with
Tokelau NP.PAU.1C Pau End, finish, stop
Rennellese NP.PAU.1C Pau Conclude; finished
Marquesas EP.PAU.1D Pao Epuisé Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian EP.PAU.1D Pau Etre consommé, dépensé, vide, usé, détruit; il n'y a plus de..., ne plus exister
Tuamotu EP.PAU.1D Pau Consumed, used up, exhausted (as provisions, food); exterminated, destroyed...spent (of the breath)
Rarotongan EP.PAU.1D Pou, pau All gone, used up, worn out, exhausted, spent, eliminated, destroyed, done for
New Zealand Maori EP.PAU.1D Pau Consumed, exhausted; denoting the complete or exhaustive character of any action
Moriori EP.PAU.1D Pau, pou Eaten, consumed, destroyed, completely acquire
East Uvea CP.PAU.1A (Pa)pau Etre déterminé à, être résolu à, se décider à; avec certitude, définitivement
Fijian SO.PAU.1B Bau Only (postposed particle)
Pukapuka NP.PAU.1C Pau Completed, finished
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.PAU.1C Pau Past, finished
Niue EP.PAU.1D Pau Tarnished, faded Borrowed Problematic
Rarotongan CE.PAU.1E Pau, pou All (exhausting the total number or amount)
Moriori CE.PAU.1E Pau, pou Completely acquire
Tahitian CE.PAU.1E Pau roa Entièrement, complètement, tous
Mangareva CE.TA-ITI Teiti Enfant
Tongan AN.IKU.1 Iku To end, terminate, culminate...; tail (esp. of a quadruped)
Rotuman MP.SIKU.A Siʔu Hand and arm