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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tongan XW.MOFI Moofi/a To burn, be burnt (honorific)
East Uvea XW.MOFI (Mo(fi))mofi Chaleur du feu, ardeur; bruler, etre brulant de fièvre
East Uvea XW.MOFI Moofi/a Etre brulé (par la fièvre, par le feu)
East Futuna XW.MOFI Mofi (Alo mo/mofi) Chauffer; chaleur
East Futuna XW.MOFI Moofi/a S'enflammer; prendre feu; etre léché par les flammes (feuilles d'un arbre)
East Uvea PN.OQO Oʔo Etre profond; s'enfoncer aisément
Samoan PN.OQO O To penetrate, as a spear into the body; to go deep down, as a stick stuck into the ground, and meeting with no obstacle
Samoan TU.OFI.B Ofi Go through, get into (narrow passage or space); be room; (of animals) mate
Nukuoro TU.OFI.B O/ohi/a (For a canoe) to be able to navigate on the reef (i.e. the tide not being so low that it is too shallow)
Rennellese PN.OQO Haka/oʔo/hia To be possessed, crazy
Rennellese MP.OFI.A He/ohi To be everywhere, all Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian PN.OQO Oo To remain, endure, survive, continue, go on, exist Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.OQO Oo Penetrate, enter into; find room, get in (implying difficulty or reluctance)
Moriori PN.POI.A Poi Leap, jump
Samoan PN.POI.A Poi Flinch, shrink from
Samoan PN.POI.C Poi A game on mud flats
Tikopia PN.POI.C Fe/poi/aki Move sideways Borrowed Problematic
Nukuoro PN.POI.C Boi Abnormal [singular]
Tuamotu PN.POI.C Poi To toss up and down, as waves in a storm
East Uvea SO.POI.B Poi(poi), popoi Agir avec précaution, avoir peur, ne pas oser, avoir des égards pour
Luangiua SO.POI.B Poi Almost, action narrowly averted
Rennellese SO.POI.B Poi/poi/tua To be in a precarious situation or in danger; almost
Samoan SO.POI.B Poi To venerate, to pay deference to, to stand in awe of
Sikaiana SO.POI.B Poki Caveat Phonologically Irregular
Takuu SO.POI.B Poi Almost, nearly, practically (reference to a past action)
Tikopia SO.POI.B Po/poi Reluctant
Tikopia SO.POI.B Poi Block, withhold
Tokelau SO.POI.B Hee po/poi Not hesitant, not afraid (to do something)
Tongan PN.PEKE.3 Peke To soak or sop up (gravy, soup etc.) with bread or yam etc.
Tuvalu PN.PEKE.3 P/peke To dip food into fluid, spread, drink
Niue EP.FAKA-PEKE Fakapeke To curl up (refers to situations when someone 'makes himself small' as a sign of shame or expectation of some punishment Borrowed
East Futuna PN.PEKE.3 Peke Tremper sa nourriture dans le jus du plat "pekepeke"
Motu PN.PEKEPEKE Pekepeke Mets futunien à base de bananes mures, de fruits à pain ou de papayes cuits au four, acccompagnés de lait de coco
Samoan PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peʔe Crippled by warts on the soles of the feet
Easter Island TA.PEKE.1A Peke (Of fish or lobster) to bite the hook Problematic
Easter Island PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peke No desarrollarse las plantas, marchitarse, por el frio
Hawaiian EP.FAKA-PEKE Hoʔopeʔe To hide or pretend to hide
Marquesas EP.PEKE.2B Peke Retrousser sa robe, ses habits; crampe; retirer, replier (jambes)
Tahitian CE.PEKE.1B Haʔa/peʔe Jeter en l'air, jeter loin, fair voler un cerf-volant
Tahitian CE.PEKE.1B Peʔe Etre jeté en l'air, voler (flèche, cerf-volant), monter (fumée), se dissiper (pluie, la fumée, la fièvre); s'acquitter de; contagieuse (maladie); se propager
Tuamotu CE.PEKE.1B Peke Ascend, as a kite; fly up, as a garment lifted by the wind; take wing, as a bird; flow, spread, diffuse
Penrhyn CE.PEKE.1B Peke Disappear, be taken away
Rarotongan CE.PEKE.1B Peke Removed, taken away, driven off...disappeared, gone away (of physical or emotional states); cleared (of debt); defeated, beaten
New Zealand Maori EP.PEKE.2B Peke Contracted with cold, numbed
New Zealand Maori TA.PEKE.1C Pe/peke, peke/peke Hasten, quick
New Zealand Maori CE.PEKE.1B Peke (with atu or mai) be all gone or come, without exception; be completed, be all included
Tuamotu TA.PEKE.1C Peke/peke Speeding; quick, light on one's feet; sprightly, lively
Tahitian TA.PEKE.1C Pee Swift, or quick
Tahitian TA.PEKE.1C Peʔe/peʔe Agile
Mangareva CE.PEKE.1B ʔAka/peke Faire disparaitre (en parlant de la mort, d'une maladie qui enleve une famille)