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62263 Results matching "i" in entry:
| Language | Reconstruction | Reflex | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pukapuka | OC.FATI.A | Wati | Broken off, fractured |
| Rarotongan | OC.FATI.A | ʔAti | Snap, break across |
| Rennellese | OC.FATI.A | Hati | Break, as waves or bones |
| Samoan | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Break |
| Tahitian | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Bris, rupture, cassure (se dit d'un objet long cassé par flexion en deux morceaux); cassé; se casser, être cassé; briser, déferler (en parlant des vagues) |
| Takuu | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Broken, cracked through |
| Tikopia | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Break v.t. |
| Tokelau | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Break, snap off |
| Tongan | OC.FATI.A | Fasi | To break internally, become fractured (limb, etc.)...not actually severed; to break (of wave) |
| Tuamotu | OC.FATI.A | Fati | Break |
| Tuamotu | OC.FATI.A | Hati | Break |
| West Uvea | OC.FATI.A | Fati-a | Casser |
| New Zealand Maori | PN.FATI.B | Whati | Be bent at an angle |
| Nukuoro | PN.FATI.B | Hadi de uga | Curvature of a fish line when angling (due to underwater current) |
| Nukuoro | PN.FATI.B | Haadi/nga | Curve (e.g. of a road) |
| Tongan | PN.FATI.B | Fasi | Part of ceremonial kava ring where it curves towards the bowl |
| Tongan | PN.FATI.B | Fasi/’a | Bend of |
| New Zealand Maori | NP.FATI.C | Whati | Turn and go away |
| Rarotongan | NP.FATI.C | ʔAti | Turn and go away |
| Rennellese | NP.FATI.C | Hati | Turn v |
| Samoan | NP.FATI.C | Fati | Return |
| East Futuna | PN.FATI.D | Fati | Air, refrain d’un chant |
| Samoan | PN.FATI.D | Fati | Tune, melody |
| Tokelau | PN.FATI.D | Fati | Melody, tune |
| Tongan | PN.FATI.D | Fasi | Tune, melody |
| Tuvalu | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga lima | Knuckle |
| Tuvalu | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga a lima | Inside of elbow |
| East Futuna | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga | Jointure, articulation |
| Hawaiian | NP.FATI-GA | Haʔi | Joint Problematic |
| Emae | NP.FATI-GA | Fatigaarima | Inside of elbow |
| Emae | NP.FATI-GA | Fatigaavae | Back of knee |
| New Zealand Maori | NP.FATI-GA | Whatiianga | Angle, place at which anything is bent, doubled or broken off; bend of the arm, elbow |
| New Zealand Maori | NP.FATI-GA | Whatiianga raparapa | Ankle |
| Marquesas | NP.FATI-GA | Fatina (MQS), hatika (MQN) | Jointure, articulation; section, chapitre, article |
| Nuguria | NP.FATI-GA | Haatina | Joint, articulation |
| Nukuoro | NP.FATI-GA | Hadinga | Joint (of an arm or leg) |
| Rarotongan | NP.FATI-GA | ʔA(a)tinga, ʔatiʔanga | Place where anything bends, creases or folds over, esp. where the arm or leg bend at elbow or knee |
| Rarotongan | NP.FATI-GA | Atinga-rima | Elbow joint |
| Rarotongan | NP.FATI-GA | Atinga-vaevae | Knee joint |
| Tahitian | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiraʔa | Articulation Phonologically Irregular |
| Takuu | NP.FATI-GA | Haatina te mataarima | Knuckle of the finger or thumb |
| Takuu | NP.FATI-GA | Haatina te mataavae | Knuckle of the toe |
| Takuu | NP.FATI-GA | Haatina rima | Measure from fingertip to elbow |
| Takuu | NP.FATI-GA | Haatina te turi | Knee joint |
| Tikopia | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga | Bending point |
| Tikopia | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga rima | Elbow fold |
| Tikopia | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga tua | Lumbar region (bending point of back) |
| Tikopia | NP.FATI-GA | Fatiga vae | Inner side of knee |
| Emae | SO.FATI-GA-LEQO | Fatigareo | Throat, Adam’s apple |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | SO.FATI-GA-LEQO | Vahigaleo | Adam’s apple |
