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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Emae NP.PAA-KISI Pakisi Very dry
Marquesas NP.PAA-KISI Pakihi (Of tobacco eaten up by caterpillars)
Hawaiian NP.PAA-KISI Paʔihi Clear, bright, cloudless
New Zealand Maori NP.PAA-KISI Pakihi Dried up; at lowest ebb
Penrhyn PN.TALA-A-TUQA Tara o te tua Dorsal fins
Marquesas PN.TALA-A-TUQA Taʔatua (MQN-Atl) Nageoire dorsale des poissons
Hawaiian PN.TALA-A-TUQA Kala kua Sharp horn on dorsal fin
Tikopia PN.TALA-A-TUQA Tara a tua o te ika Spine of dorsal fin of fish
East Futuna PN.TALA-A-TUQA Talaa tuʔa Nageoire dorsale (poisson)
East Uvea PN.TALA-A-TUQA Talatuʔa Nageoire dorsale, dos du poisson
Tongan PN.TALA-A-TUQA Talatuʔa Spikes, or fins with sharp spikes, on the backs of certain fish
Emae SO.TUGAKI Tungeki Hocher la tête (une fois)
Emae PN.TU-TUQU Tutuu Porpoise, dolphin
Emae XW.UKA-MEA Ukamea Iron, scrap metal (?)
Emae CP.WASA (A)vatavata Horizon Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna SO.VILIVILI Faka/vilivili Se dépêcher
Emae OC.WISI Visi/a Prendre au collet
Emae PN.QUHI.1 Wii Question particle; or
Tongan FJ.QASA Aʔa(aʔa) Wade (through water or grass or dry leaves or branches etc.); push one’s way (more or less disrespectfully) through a crowd…. Phonologically Irregular
East Uvea FJ.QASA Aʔa Guéer, passer dans l’eau; fatigant, ennuyeux, importun Borrowed
Tuvalu FJ.QASA A/asa Move quickly, wade, go through bush
Tokelau FJ.QASA A/aha Wade through water; make one’s way through bush; come through difficulties
East Uvea PN.QASA-GA.A Ahaga Passage de la mer où l’on peut guéer d’une terre à l’autre, isthme
Samoan PN.QASA-GA.A Aasaga Ford or fording place
Tokelau PN.QASA-GA.A Aahaga Reef space between two islets on an atoll
Pukapuka PN.QASA-GA.A Aayanga Name for the whole barrier reef, considered as a reef
Pukapuka PN.QASA-GA.A Aayanga Name for the unbroken stretch of built-up reef on eastern (windward) side of atoll, stretching between motu (islets)
Nukuoro PN.QASA-GA.A Aasaga A watercourse between islets on the atoll
Mangareva PN.QASA-GA.A Aaʔanga Taro patch, section of taro swamp (surrounded by embankments)
Pukapuka NP.QASA-GA.B Aayanga/yanga Roomy, spacious
Tuamotu NP.QASA-GA.B Ahaŋa The high seas, far-away seas; the distant ocean expanse
Penrhyn NP.QASA-GA.B Aasanga To be far away (vaguely); distant land
Takuu OC.A A Name marker for singular personal pronouns and names of humans and spirits, but not canoes.
Takuu EC.AA.1 Aa- Prefix indicating direction towards something Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.AFAGA Ahana Formerly the space between the lagoon foreshore and the first row of houses; front yard, where canoes are kept
Takuu MP.AFE.1A Ahe Return; go/come back immediately; turn away from something (as a school of fish from a net)
Takuu AN.AFI.1 Ahi Fire; flame; ember used to light cigarette
Takuu PN.QAFII Ahii Wrap a seafood parcel (prior to placing it in an earth oven)...
Takuu AN.AFIAFI Ahiahi Late afternoon, evening, when the sun is half-set
Takuu OC.QAFI-GA Ahina Armpit
Takuu FJ.QAFA.1 Aho Net gauge, spacing guide used in net construction Phonologically Irregular
Takuu MP.AFO Aho Fishing line
Takuu EO.QAFU.2 Ahu Heap something into a pile
Takuu PN.QAAFUA Aahua Shoal, rocks near reef exposed at low tide; long, straight finger of rock which was once part of the land
Takuu NP.QAFULU Ahuru Goatfish (Parupeneus sp.)
Takuu OC.HAKAU Akau The coral reef, exposed at low tide, which encircles Takuu...; isolated coral head in lagoon
Takuu EO.HAMA Ama Outrigger float or outrigger side of a canoe
Takuu PN.AMO.1B Amu Roll coconut husk fibres on the thigh for braiding into sennit
Takuu PN.HAGA.2 Ana (of trees etc.) Bend slightly
Takuu PN.-AGA.3 -Ana Particle creating nominalisations referring to location of, occasion of, incident of, state of something identified in verb root