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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau OC.WE-WELA Vevela Hot; have a high temperature
Tongan OC.WE-WELA Vevela Hot (of the sun); sting (as from being smacked or bitten by wasp)
West Uvea OC.WE-WELA Vevela Chaud, brulant
Anuta PN.WII.B Vii Sour or bitter (as *ma* or beer)
Tuvalu PN.WII.B Vii Fermented (of food); sour; stage in fermentation of kaleve [toddy] when it has not yet reached the drinkable kamagii stage
Kapingamarangi PN.WII.B Wii Sour, overripe
Niue PN.WII.B Vivii Intensive used with kona (bitter). (Teeth) on edge; irritated, acrid (Sph).
Nukuoro PN.WII.B Vii Fermented, spoiled of food left too long
Luangiua PN.WII.B Vii Rotten, sour
Pukapuka PN.WII.B Vii To curdle, sour (of coconut cream or milk). Stale (Mta).
Samoan PN.WII.B Vii/vii Stink greatly
Sikaiana PN.WII.B Vii Sour, as of a lemon
Takuu PN.WII.B Vii (of coconut toddy) Fermented; (of water) stagnant and bad-smelling
Tikopia PN.WII.B Vii Sour, acid, as lemon juice
Tokelau PN.WII.B Vii Fermented
Tongan PN.WII.B Vivi Die; in compounds base, low-born, vulgar Problematic
Easter Island OC.WII.A Vii The Indian Mango tree (Mangifera indica) Borrowed
East Futuna OC.WII.A Vii Plante, goyavier (Psidium guayava) L. Myrtacée
East Uvea OC.WII.A Vii Pommier de Tahiti (Spondias dulcis)
Fijian OC.WII.A Wii A tree with edible fruit (Spondias dulcis)
Emae OC.WII.A Vii A tree (Spondias dulcis)
Marquesas OC.WII.A Vii. Vi (Lch). Papayer, pomme de cythere, oite de Tahiti. Pomme cythère, arbre indigène, plante médicinale de la famille des anacardiacées (Lch).
Mangareva OC.WII.A Vii Mango (I). Fruit tree sp. Manguier (Mangifera indica, Anacardiacées) (Rch).
Niue OC.WII.A Vii A tree, Tahitian apple or Brazilian plum, (Spondias cytheria)
Penrhyn OC.WII.A Vii Mango (Mangifera indica)
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.WII.A Vii Tahitian apple tree
Rarotongan OC.WII.A Vii Mango (Mangifera indica), formerly (Spondias dulcis)
Rennellese OC.WII.A Bii (Spondias cytherea)
Sa'a OC.WII.A Uli The vi apple (Spondias dulcis)
Samoan OC.WII.A Vii A tree with edible fruit (Spondias dulcis)
Tahitian OC.WII.A Vii Mangue (Mangifera indica). Pomme cythère (Spondias cytherea, S.dulcis) (Vii tahiti)
Tahitian OC.WII.A Vi The Tahitian yellow apple tree and fruit
Tikopia OC.WII.A Vii A tree with edible fruit (Spondias dulcis)
Tongan OC.WII.A Vii A tree with edible fruit (Spondias dulcis)
Mangareva CE.WIKI.1 Viki Courir, marcher vite
Penrhyn CE.WIKI.1 Vi/viki Hurry, be swift; quickly, fast
Rarotongan CE.WIKI.1 Vi/viki Be quick, fast; quickly; speed
East Futuna PN.WIKI.2 Viki Rendre hommage; louer (intransitif); louange
East Uvea PN.WIKI.2 Viki(viki) Louer, glorifier, honorer
Niue PN.WIKI.2 Viki/a Hint, be rumoured, reported Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WIKI.2 Vaki/vakiakina To praise Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.WIKI.2 Vaki/vaki Praise, glory (n); proud, happy Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan PN.WIKI.2 Viki Blazed, marked out, made (of a track or trail) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.WIKI.2 Biki To praise, praise
Samoan PN.WIKI.2 Viʔi-a To praise
Tikopia PN.WIKI.2 Vaki Rejoice Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia PN.WIKI.2 Vaki/vaki Pleased Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.WIKI.2 Viki Song to commemorate and celebrate someone or something
Tongan PN.WIKI.2 Viki-a Praise, extol, compliment
Luangiua XO.VILI.1 ʔAli vili Masturbation of men