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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuvalu NP.FAKA-QATA.C Fakaata(ata) To picture in mind, visualize
West Uvea PN.FAKA-QATA.B Fagaata Image
Tongan PN.LOHI Lohi Falsehood, assumed conduct; to lie, to assume
Rotuman PN.LOHI Rosi To cheat, act fraudulently
East Uvea PN.LOHI Lohi Mensonge; mentir Borrowed
Tuvalu EC.LESI Lehi Gullibility; the taking advantage of another's gullibility
Sikaiana EC.LESI Lesi/a To be lied to
Takuu EC.LESI Kai/lesi Lie, deceive; liar
Anuta PN.LOHI Roi Lie (n) (as opposed to the truth)
Samoan PN.MEO Meo Disappointed; disappointment
East Futuna PN.MEO Meo Etre mécontent; être insatisfait
East Uvea PN.MEO Meo Etre mécontent, non satisfait, déçu
Tongan PN.MEO Meo Sullen, downcast; keep oneself in check when speaking, moderate one's language or 'climb down'
Rennellese PN.MEO Kai/meo To be angry about stinginess
Sikaiana PN.MEO Kai/meo To feel jealous or unfairly treated as when another man is given a gift but one is not
Takuu PN.MEO Kai/meo Greedy, stingy
Tikopia PN.MEO Kai/meo Envy, jealousy
Tikopia PN.FAKA-QOPO Fakaopo Lay in a heap
Penrhyn EC.SEKE.1B Heke Diarrhea
Rarotongan EC.SEKE.1B ʔEke Flow down, through or over; (have) diarrhoea
New Zealand Maori EC.SEKE.1B Heke Drip; ebb
Luangiua EC.SEKE.1B Seʔe Miscarriage with blood
Tahitian EC.SEKE.1B Heʔe Evacuer (purge); refluer, baisser (la mer)
Tupuaki EC.SEKE.1B Raau faa/hee A purgative
Marquesas EC.SEKE.1B Heke (MQN), heʔe (MQS) (Atl). Aller du coté de la mer; couler, se repandre; baisser, refluer
Hawaiian EC.SEKE.1B Heʔe To melt, flow, drip
Mangareva CE.SEKE.2 ʔEke Se retirer d'un combat
Tahitian CE.SEKE.2 Hee To be in a discharged or banished condition, as one turned out of his place
Tuamotu CE.SEKE.2 Heke To dash away, flee (of a group); to go, proceed, usually by water; to take passage on a ship, migrate; to go, return to the village
New Zealand Maori CE.SEKE.2 Heke Migrate; party of emigrants, migration
Takuu CE.SEKE.2 Seke (of a school of fish) Move from one reef location to another
Nukuoro EC.SEKE.1B S/sege tama Miscarriage, abortion (spontaneous)
Samoan SO.SEKE.1C Seʔe To be dislocated, of a joint
Tokelau SO.SEKE.1C Heke Dislocated
Tokelau NP.SEKE.1D Heke/heke (of a boat etc.) Travel along downhill or downwind
Takuu NP.SEKE.1D Haka/seke Sail a canoe with a tail wind; (of a boat) travel in a following sea; glide, as of a canoe through water; drift
Tuvalu SO.SEKE.1C Seke To be out of joint, disjointed (of body limbs), sprained
Nukuoro SO.SEKE.1C Sege Dislocated
Ifira-Mele NP.SEKE.1D Ee/seke tʔmatagi Sail with the wind
Tuamotu NP.SEKE.1D Haka/heke To be carried, blown along on the wind
Tuamotu EC.SEKE.1B Haka/heke To miscarry; purging
Penrhyn NP.SEKE.1D Hakaseke/seke To sail with the wind
Vaeakau-Taumako SO.FAKA-TIU.* Hua/hiu Wind from northwest
Luangiua SO.FAKANAVA Haŋava Cordia subcordata Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua SO.FAKANAVA Ha(a)ŋava Tree sp., big flower. Big tree, parts of house. Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua SO.FAKANAVA ŋava Tree sp. with edible berries Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka SO.FAKANAVA Wakanava A tree (Cordia subcordata)
Sikaiana SO.FAKANAVA Hakanava Tree sp. (Sea Trumpet?) used for making house posts, etc.
Takuu SO.FAKANAVA (H)akanava Tree (Cordia subcordata) whose timber is used for house posts and whose flowers decorate dancers
Tikopia SO.FAKANAVA Fakanava Tree (Cordia subcordata)