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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian NP.UMELE Mele Sing song, chant Problematic
New Zealand Maori NP.UMELE Umere Sing or chant to keep time in any united effort; shout in wonder, satisfaction, etc.; shout, applause
Moriori NP.UMELE Umere Shout (n)
Mangareva NP.UMELE Umere Marcher en foule; accompagner (se dit de plusieurs personnes accompagnant un noble). Train, retinue of followers; to walk in a crowd of others (Tgr).
Pukapuka NP.UMELE Ume/umele Wondering in amazement (old word) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan NP.UMELE Uumere Wonder, be amazed Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese NP.UMELE Umege Traditional and usually meaningless chorus
Tahitian NP.UMELE Umere Saying of praise in behalf of a place or of a party; to wonder, admire; to vaunt over a thing
Tuamotu NP.UMELE Umere Applaud vociferously, shout in wonder, astonishment
East Futuna SO.UMI Umi/a Se dit d'une femelle qui est tetee, qui nourrit des petites
Nuguria SO.UMI Umi/umi Bite
Luangiua SO.UMI (ʔ)Umi To smoke.
Sa'a SO.UMI Omi To suck, to smoke tobacco Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana SO.UMI Umi/umi Suck, as candy; kiss with the mouth
Takuu SO.UMI Umi To taste, touch something to the lips
West Futuna SO.UMI Umi/a To suck, to nurse
Tuvalu CP.QUMITI Umiti Craving for fish in times of scarcity
East Uvea CP.QUMITI ʔUmisi Envie de manger des poissons
Niue CP.QUMITI Umiti To crave (for sea food)
Nukuoro CP.QUMITI Umidi Hungry for fish or meat
Pukapuka CP.QUMITI Umiti Long for, desire greatly
Rennellese CP.QUMITI ʔUmiti Crave flesh foods
Tongan CP.QUMITI ʔUmisi Crave for seafood
Tuvalu SO.QUMO Umo Pinch, nip, squeeze
East Futuna SO.QUMO ʔUmo Pincer, pincée
Tikopia SO.QUMO Umo/umo Pinch cheek, corner of mouth
East Futuna PN.QUMOTI Umoti Bouchon, boucher
East Futuna PN.QUMOTI ʔUpoti Stopper
East Uvea PN.QUMOTI ʔUmosi Mettre un bouchon
Hawaiian PN.QUMOTI ʔUmoki Cork, stopper, bung
Rennellese PN.QUMOTI ʔUmuti Stopper, lid, cap, to have such
Tikopia PN.QUMOTI Umoti Stopper, plug
Anuta MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven
Easter Island MP.QUMU.1A ʔUmu Horno de cocina nativo; curanto, alimento cocido en el horno. Cookhouse; stove (Wbr).
Easter Island MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven
Tuvalu MP.QUMU.1A Umu Oven (in earth)
East Futuna MP.QUMU.1A ʔUmu Earth oven, food so cooked
East Uvea MP.QUMU.1A ʔUmu Vivres cuite au four traditionel
Hawaiian MP.QUMU.1A Umu Oven, furnace
Hawaiian MP.QUMU.1A Imu Underground oven, food cooked in such
Kapingamarangi MP.QUMU.1A Imu Oven (under ground); cook house
Emae MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven
New Zealand Maori MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven; scarf in felling large trees; in the stone age a fire was kindled in the scarf to assist the process
New Zealand Maori MP.QUMU.1A Imu Earth oven; scarf in felling tree
Ifira-Mele MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven
Moriori MP.QUMU.1A Umu Oven
Marquesas MP.QUMU.1A Umu Four, fournaise, fournée. Punition, correction, châtiment; vengeance, rancune (Lch).
Mangareva MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven. Four, réchaud, fourneau
Nggela MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven
Niue MP.QUMU.1A Umu Earth oven; oven-cooked food