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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FAKA-TUPU.B Huatupu/lia Fulfill, create
West Futuna PN.FAKA-TUPU.C Fakatupu/ria Pile up, heap, gather together
West Uvea PN.FAKA-TUPU.C Fagatupu/lia Entasser, ramasser dans un tas
West Futuna PN.KINI.2A Kiri/jia To hit, pound; to bang into. Fouetter; battre la bourre avant de faire ficelle (Rve). Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna PN.MATE.1C Mate/ia To long for, to be dying for a thing
Takuu PN.FAKA-MATA.1 Hakamata-ina, -ria Sharpen something to a point
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FAKA-MATA.1 Huamda/ka/hia Sharpen
Nuguria PN.FITI.2 Hiti Black people (Melanesian and Bougainville people)
Nuguria EO.TAPA.1C Tapa/taiao Morning Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nuguria PN.TIQAKI Tiake Remain, stay (behind); be abandoned, left behind Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese SO.TUQU-TA Tuʔuta Overlap of niaki or rows of thatch panels in a house
Toqabaqita CE.GASU.1 Ngatu/fia (Of dog etc.) snap at, as if to bite Problematic
Rarotongan PN.SOGO ʔOngoʔongo Stink (especially of the stench of urine and similar fetid odours)
Rennellese NP.QALA-QALA ʔAgaʔaga To shout, dance, pray, as while carving a canoe or to alleviate the pain of one being tattooed and to keep him from fainting
Tongan PN.ALA-FIA Alafia (of a woman) To be married; not to be a virgin
Tuvalu PN.ALA-FIA Alafia To perceive (the underlying cause, or hidden meaning) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.ALA-FIA Alafia To be hurt by joining in another’s quarrel, or through one’s own fault Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan PN.LAWE.2A Faʔa/lave/lave Important occasion; accident, danger, trouble (anything which interferes with normal life and calls for special activity)
Samoan PN.MAALOSI Ivi maalosi Tibia
Samoan PN.TATAA Manava tataa Diarrhoea
Samoan PN.TONA.1 Tona/tona/a/feʔe One kind of wart. Kind of pimple or wart on a limb swollen by elephantiasis.
Samoan PN.MILO.2A Milo/sia Strained (tendon)
New Zealand Maori PN.QAMO-GA Amonga (= amoranga) The heart of one clain in battle, or other sacred food for conciliating an atua Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.FETUQU-AFIAFI Fetuu afiafi Venus, Evening Star
Rarotongan PN.FETUQU-AFIAFI ʔEetuu aʔiaʔi Evening star
Hawaiian PN.FETUQU-AFIAFI Hookuu ahiahi Evening star (possibly a generic term)
Marquesas PN.FETUQU-AFIAFI Hetuu-ahiahi Evening star (Handy 1923)
Easter Island PN.FETUQU-AFIAFI Hetuʔu ahiahi Lucero de la tarde
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.MULIFAA Miria A month name marked by the star Tautoru (Buck 1932)
Hawaiian PN.TUQU.3A Kuu Abruptly, rudely, defiantly, unceremoniously, without observance of taboos or niceties, brusque Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.MA-LAGA.2 Malanga Ambassador or official representative of one tribe to another
Tongan AN.IA.1 I´a. A/ia. The pronoun he; also the possessive pronoun his.
Tongan OC.QANA-NAFI Aniafi Yesterday
Tongan OC.QAO.1 Aˈoochia To grow cloudy
Niue TO.MEQE Mee An organised traditional dancing or singing party or performance for a special function
Tongan FJ.PUA.1A Booa A kind of flower resembling the Jiali, but yellow
Tongan PN.PUTU.2 Bootoo Burial ceremony
Tongan FJ.KALIA Calia A double sailing canoe
Tongan PN.KANAGA Cananga Any phrase, proverbial expression; cant word
Tongan PN.KAPA.1 Capa/chia To assault, to besiege
Tongan PN.TIQAKI Chiagi To throw away, to leave, to separate from a wife or husband, to divorce
Tongan PN.KO-IA Coia Well done! that's right! truly
Tongan MP.IA.2 Co/ia That (relative pronoun)
Tongan PN.KOTE Cote Gibberish, jargon, chattering of birds; the speech of foreigners [including Fijians but not Samoans]
Rennellese PN.FAQA.3 Haʔa/sia To be cut, as feet on coral or stone
Tongan CP.FIA- Fia Want, being without; to want, to desire to be, or to have
Tongan PN.FIA-FIA Fia-fia Delight, gladness, joy; pleased, delighted; conceit or pride arising from rank, abilities, extraordinary actions, &c.
Tongan PN.FIA-KAI Fia-ky Hunger, hungry
Tongan PN.FIU Fioo To satiate, to have enough of; satisfied, tired of
Tongan PN.FAU.B Fau Fibre from the bark of the giant hibiscus...used for squeezing or wringing...