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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Futuna PN.MA-KEKE Ma(h)ke/i Hard, difficult, strong
West Futuna PN.MA-LELE Maxle/ŋa Things left by persons now dead
West Futuna AN.MATUQA.A Ma(h)tua. Maxtua (FUT), matua (ANI) (Cpl). Mature, complete; precocious; ripe; full. Old, ripe, adult (Cpl). Monter (soleil) (Rve).
West Futuna PN.MANATU Mentu/a To think, intend
West Futuna PN.MA-LAGA.1 Meranga (ANI) To spring
West Futuna SO.ALIGA M/eringe (ANI) To decay, rot
West Futuna MP.MOHE Moe/roa. Moi/roa (FUT), me/ro (ANI) (Cpl). To sleep, rest; to lie down; to shut one's eyes. Dormir (Rve).
West Futuna PN.MAROO Mero/saŋa (ANI) Be low (of tide)
West Futuna NP.MUI Mi (ANI) Bunch of coconuts
West Futuna CE.MINA Mina/pu (ANI) To agree Problematic
West Futuna OC.MISI.B Misi/ekina To suck in (water, coconut, etc.)
West Futuna EC.MITI.3B Mishi/mishi The wake of canoes
West Futuna EC.ME.1A Mo Conjunction, or Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna OC.MUQA.A Moa, mua Before, in front of, front Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.MOHE-QAHO Moemoeao A species of toothless and harmless shark which sleeps during the day time
Rennellese PN.MOHE-QAHO Moeʔao A kind of shark
Takuu PN.MOHE-QAHO Moemoeao, moomoeao Shark sp. that sleeps among the rocks during the day and eats clams and other shellfish
Tongan PN.MOHE-QAHO Moheʔaho K. fish (long, narrow) that sleeps in the daytime
Samoan PN.MOHE-QAHO Moemoeao K. shark, perhaps a basking shark
Niue PN.MOHE-QAHO Moheaho A bluish parrotfish (Scarus sp.)
West Futuna PN.MOA.4A Mó/moa Central part of banana covering which hangs down
West Futuna PN.MORI.A Xmori (WFU), more (ANI) To pray Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna PN.MA-LIKO Moriko/riko Period just before sunrise
West Futuna PN.MOLE.2 Mor/more (ANI) Slippery
East Futuna SO.MOLOKAU.B Molokau Nom d'une plante grimpante. Fougère "langue de boeuf" qui grimpe sur les cocotiers (les feuilles servent à soigner les piqures du mille-pattes) (Mfr).
West Futuna AN.AMO.1A Mo/xmo/si-a (WFU) To rub quickly (frequentative of *amo-sia*)
West Futuna PN.MAATA-KI Mo/xmoSiki-na To spy, peer
West Futuna MP.PUKU.1A M/puku (ANI) Ball
West Futuna AN.MAKUPUNA Mpupuna (ANI), tupuna (FUT) Grandchild Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mtakainanga Tribe Problematic
West Futuna MP.QUMU.1A Mu Cooking place
West Futuna PN.AMU Mu/sia (ANI) To complain
West Futuna NP.FANAKE.* Fenake (WFU), nage (ANI) To rise. Go up.
Tokelau PN.TAMA-TAQANE Tamataane Boy, son; division of a kaainga made up of sons of the founding couple and all their descendants...
Niue PN.TAMA-TAQANE Tama taane Male child, boy
Rennellese PN.TAMA-TAQANE Tama taʔane Mischievous or disobedient boy; male, but not a lineage head; male of low prestige, as one born out of wedlock
West Futuna PN.TAMA-TAQANE Tama tane Boy child
Luangiua FJ.KO.1 O Personal interrogative Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna MP.POA.1 Nám/boa Bad-smelling (of fish)
West Futuna AN.NAMU.1A Namu/ia. Namu-ya (Cpl). To smell something
West Futuna PN.NAQA.1 Na/na/gina (ANI) Comfort, hope (n) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna PN.NAQA.3 Na/papa Lay claim to
West Futuna NP.NAPE.A Nape-a To hold a rope, etc., firmly; to constrain a person to stay
West Futuna CP.NOQA Nau/tjia (ANI) To strangle Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna FU.NEQA.* (H)ne. Nea, ne- (FUT), ne (ANI) (Cpl). Nox/nea (FUT). Place. Thing (Cpl).
West Futuna PN.PITO.2 (No)pito/pito (ANI), pix/pito/nea (FUT) Fragments. Broken pieces, as of a wrecked canoe
West Futuna NP.WAELO Nosi/vero (ANI) Comet
West Futuna PN.MUKA.1A Nu/mku/mko (ANI) A stick of sugarcane Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna EO.NOO-GIA Nungi-a To beg, beseech Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna AN.UNU.1 Nu/si-a To draw, extract