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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Futuna PN.POTU.1 Potu A bed; coconut leaf matting
West Futuna PN.POKI.1 Poh/poki-a. To wash [clothes], scrub, pound; to clap
West Futuna PN.POLATA Prata (ANI) Target Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna NP.PULA.3 Pula Red snapper. Fish sp. (Cpl). Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese SO.SEPE Sepe To cut or trim, as a small stick or vine
Takuu SO.SEPE S/sepe Cut or sever (as with a machete)
Sikaiana SO.SEPE S/sepe To cut thinly to make something even, as when joining two pieces of wood or cutting a shoot of a coconut tree to collect coconut sap
Tikopia SO.SEPE Sepe Cut, sever, slice (as with knife)
Anuta SO.SEPE Tepe To skin something with a knife
Tuvalu SO.SEPE Sepe To cut with a bush knife
Luangiua PN.SEKE.1A Seʔe Discard Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese FJ.TUGU.2 Tungu Cleft in a rock or tree where rain water collects
Waya FJ.TUGU.2 Tugu Residual pools of water in a dry creek or on a reef flat at low tide; hole cut in a tree to catch water for drinking
Luangiua NO.SUGU Suŋu Smell; sniff
Takuu NO.SUGU Sunu Smell something
Sikaiana NO.SUGU Sunu To smell something
Nukuoro NO.SUGU Dungu Smell (something)
West Futuna XO.PULAU.* Purau To decay, rot; putrid. Puer (Rve).
West Futuna SO.PULI Puri-a To wrap, fold over; starchy pudding. To roll, fold (Cpl).
West Futuna PN.PORO-QAKI Purogi/na (ANI) To accompany; escort (n) Problematic
West Futuna PN.PUTO Puto/ngi-a (FUT) To cover up, wrap; a parcel Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna PN.PEWA Pwewa Liver Problematic
West Futuna EP.RAPU Rabu/nea (ANI) A bag Problematic
West Futuna OC.LAFA Rafa (ANI) Dandruff
East Futuna PN.QARA-FAKI ʔAlafaki Rester éveillé en surveillant un mourant
Rennellese PN.QARA-FAKI ʔAgahaki Sleep restlessly
Tongan PN.QARA-FAKI ʔAafaki To keep watch beside a corpse; to keep someone awake; to prepare and light up a native oven immediately on waking. Veiller; (cuisine) que l'on fait avant jour (Btn).
West Futuna PN.QARA-FAKI Rafáki-na To stay with the dead overnight (singing and telling stories)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QARA-FIA Alahia Watch, stay awake to watch
West Futuna FJ.QULAFI (U)rafi Fish sp.
Tuvalu PN.QARA-FAKI Alafaki To sit up (without sleep), wait up at night
Tokelau PN.QARA-FAKI Alafaki (of next day) Dawn, arrive
East Uvea PN.QARA-FAKI ʔAlafaki Veiller
Kapingamarangi PN.QARA-FIA Haga/alahia Insomnia
Hawaiian PN.QARA-FIA Hoʔa/alahia To awaken; wakefulness, insomnia
Sikaiana PN.QARA-FIA Alahia To keep oneself awake
Tongan PN.KOGA-A-LOTO Kongaloto Part halfway between the two ends; (of the body) waist
Samoan PN.KOGA-A-LOTO ʔOgaloto The middle
Tokelau PN.KOGA-A-LOTO Kogaaloto Middle portion, centre
Tuvalu PN.KOGA-A-LOTO Kogaaloto Centre, middle
Samoan PN.KOGA-A-LOTO ʔOgaatotonu Centre, middle Problematic
Takuu PN.KOGA-A-LOTO Kunaaroto Midsectional piece of a trunk of a tree (in terms of length)...
Luangiua NO.TUU-KAFA Uukahi haaŋiu Coconut husk Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana NO.TUU-KAFA Tuukaha Fibres of coconut husk that is used for making string after they have been placed in salt water for several months
Kapingamarangi NO.TUU-KAFA Duugaha Clean coconut husk ready for making sennit
Nukuoro NO.TUU-KAFA Duu gaha A large piece of gaha (used for mili gaadinga), or from which sennit fibres are obtained
Luangiua PN.QULU-TUKI Uukoʔi Scarlet Finned Soldier Fish Problematic
Rennellese PN.QULU-TUKI Ugutuki A kind of reef fish
Luangiua XO.FITI.1C Uʔa e hiki Sprained back
Sikaiana XO.FITI.1C Hiti uka To hold one’s body tense so that the veins stick out, as some small children do when they are straining their muscles