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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Niue PN.KIO-KIO Kookio Beardfish (Polymixia japonica) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.LAGA.1D Laga Initiate, start (a fight, etc.)
East Futuna MP.LAKA.1 Laka/fia Etre franchi, être attaqué
Niue XW.LAUKAU Laukou Greenery; foliage
Niue FJ.LIKA Lia/lia/pou Giddy Phonologically Irregular
East Futuna PN.LOGA Loga Ensemble des biens en nattes, "siapo", "tapa", etc.
Niue OC.LAPA.2 Lo/lopa/gia To be dazzled Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan PN.MAALUU.2 Maruu Light (of the wind); easy, not arduous; mild, eased (of pain, illness); mellow and low-pitched, especially of bass voices; mild and gentle (of disposition, manner)
Kapingamarangi PN.MAALUU.2 Maaluu Full (of food); satiated Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu MP.MALUU.A Maruu (of an arm or leg) Buckle; (of a wave) weak, not strong; (of pounded food etc.) soft, pliable; (of a rope) slack
Niue PN.MATA-A-PULE Matapule/ga Ceremonial rite of passage (in modern times associated with circumcision)
Niue OC.TOU.1 Moo/tou Tree sp. (Cordia subcordata)
Niue TA.MURA Mula/mula Tree sp.: Cassia alata, candelabra bush
Niue CE.GAA.2B Naa. Na (Sph). Sign of the plural, usually used for two, or very few, things, especially things occurring in pairs Problematic
Tongan NP.NEKE.1A Neke To treat or represent as being of special importance, or especially difficult or painful, etc.; to make a fuss of Problematic
Rarotongan NP.NAA.1 Naa There by you, associated with you
Nukuoro NP.TEE-IA.* De ia The, thing, it
Niue PN.NUNU Nuu(pia) To process (arrowroot)
Tuvalu PN.NUNU Nunu To scrape the fruit of the vaatia [arrowroot]
Niue OC.PALA.2 Pala/pala/veka Fern spp. (Tectaria chrysotricha, T.latifolia)
Tongan PN.POLO.2 Polo/ʔi To mark, put a distinguishing mark on; to betroth, promise in marriage
East Uvea PN.POLO.2 Polo Barbouillage, marque sur le visage; être promis en mariage
Easter Island PN.POLO.2 Poro/poro Sin filo, por causa de tener varias muescas [blunt due to too many notches]
Tikopia TO.PUA-LIKI Puariki Shrub with fragrant flower much used for personal decoration (Gardenia sp., also Evodia hortensis). Problematic
East Uvea PN.PUNU-TI Punu/sia Etre bouché, caché
Niue XW.TAU-SUNI.* Taihun(e,i), toihun(e,i) Coastal shrub spp. (Heliotropium anomalum, Messerschmidia argentea)
Niue OC.KALAQAPUSI Talapoti Croton (Codiaeum variegatum) Problematic
Niue PN.TAU.11 Tau To pick, gather (flowers, fruits, leaves). To gather tiale [Gardenia] flowers (McE).
Hawaiian PN.TAU.12 Kau/pale To cover an oven, especially with rocks on its edge to keep earth out
Niue CP.ALU Te/alu, ti/alu Creeper sp. (Verbena officinalis); spreading weed sp. (Salvia occidentalis). Creeping shrub found on cliffs (McE).
Tongan PN.TA-QIA Teʔia To hit in order to "pay him out"; to be smitten or stricken, esp. by a supernatural being or power; to be very much in love
Niue PN.TA-QIA Teia To come into contact with something accidentally. Slightly hurt (McE).
East Uvea PN.TA-QIA Taʔia Etre battu (obs.)
East Futuna PN.TA-QIA Taaʔia Atteindre, blesser quelqu'un dans son honneur Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.TA-QIA Taia Passive of taa: strike, hit
Rennellese PN.TA-QIA Taʔia Passive/transtive of taa: hit, kill; to drift off course, to hit (as the reef)
Tokelau PN.TA-QIA Taia Be struck, be hit, be affected
Tuvalu PN.TA-QIA Taia To hit, beat
Nukuoro PN.TA-QIA Daia To daa [hit, strike, beat] completely
Tikopia PN.TA-QIA Taia Hit
Anuta PN.TA-QIA Taia To hit (an embellishment of ta [taa]).
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TA-QIA Taia (plural object), teia (singular object) Kill, hit
West Uvea PN.TA-QIA Taaia Frapper Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island PN.TA-QIA Taʔia To beat, to pat someone's back (obs.)
Mangareva PN.TA-QIA Taia Etre vaincu dans un combat de deux personnes
Ifira-Mele PN.TA-QIA Taia Hit, kill, beat (drum)
Rarotongan PN.TA-QIA Taaʔia Hit, strike (passive) Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan PN.TA-QIA Taia Make a net (passive) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.TA-QIA Taaia Kill it! Phonologically Irregular
Takuu PN.TA-QIA Ta/taia Written, tattooed