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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori EP.PAU.1D Pau Consumed, exhausted; denoting the complete or exhaustive character of any action
Moriori EP.PAU.1D Pau, pou Eaten, consumed, destroyed, completely acquire
East Uvea CP.PAU.1A (Pa)pau Etre déterminé à, être résolu à, se décider à; avec certitude, définitivement
Nukuoro SO.PAU.1B Bau age Capable of, be the equal of
Fijian SO.PAU.1B Bau Only (postposed particle)
Pukapuka NP.PAU.1C Pau Completed, finished
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.PAU.1C Pau Past, finished
Fijian EP.PAU.1D Bau Taken away
Niue EP.PAU.1D Pau Tarnished, faded Borrowed Problematic
Pukapuka EP.PAU.1D Pau All gone, used up Borrowed
Hawaiian CE.PAU.1E Pau All, to have all
Rarotongan CE.PAU.1E Pau, pou All (exhausting the total number or amount)
Moriori CE.PAU.1E Pau, pou Completely acquire
Tahitian CE.PAU.1E Pau roa Entièrement, complètement, tous
Mangareva CE.TA-ITI Teiti Enfant
Tongan AN.IKU.1 Iku To end, terminate, culminate...; tail (esp. of a quadruped)
Tongan PN.SIKU-SIKU Hikuhiku Top(s) or tip(s) projecting upwards: inc. top (of a mast or flagstaff etc.); tip (of a branch), topmost branch (of a tree), projecting leaves or twigs (on top of a hedge), etc.
Samoan PN.SIKU-SIKU Siʔusiʔu Tail (of mammal), tail-end (e.g. of needle)
Takuu PN.SIKU-SIKU Sukisuki Tip, extremity, narrow end, tip of a branch, upper area of a tree where the trunk begins to narrow; indicates the end of a limb or the adjacent tendon Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese PN.SIKU-SIKU Sikusiku Tail, end, as of vine or octopus tentacle
Hawaiian PN.SIKU-SIKU Hiʔuhiʔu Last bits or odds and ends: remnants of matting strips that must be cut off after plaiting is finished; ends of knots in plaiting; wispy end of a braid
Rarotongan PN.SIKU-SIKU ʔIkuʔiku End, tip (exs. ends of coconut leaves, tails of fish)
New Zealand Maori PN.SIKU-SIKU Hikuhiku Eaves of a house
Rarotongan PN.SIKU-SIKU Ikuiku The leaves [sic] of a thatched house
Rotuman OC.FASI.A Pasi Split, divide lengthwise
Tikopia PN.FAQA-I Faai Split, cut open, cut lengthwise
Tongan PN.MA-FASI Mafahi Split (vi); split (n), fissure, piece split off
East Uvea PN.MA-FASI Mafahi Se rompre, se fendre; etre fendu; fissure
Samoan PN.MA-FASI Mafasi Cracked (skin)
Rennellese FJ.FASI.B Hasi To cut with a pearl shell or knife, as taro tops
Emae FJ.FASI.B Fasi Couper en rondelles
Samoan PN.FASI.C Fasi Beat (child etc.), kill (an animal), slaughter
Niue PN.FASI.C Fahi To beat, to strap
Tongan PN.FASI.C Fahi To slaughter (an animal) and cut it up for food; to chop (a coconut) in two
Fijian OC.FASI.A Baasi To break a thing
Tikopia FJ.FASI.B Fasi Chop down tree (low, near to roots)
Rennellese PN.FAQA.3 Haʔa To be cracked
Rennellese PN.FAQA.3 Haʔa/haʔa To cut into pieces; to cut intervening sections in a canoe log
Rotuman PN.FAQA.3 Faʔa To tear, rend; tear or break off Borrowed
Emae PN.FAQA-I Faai/a Split coconut leaf for plaiting
Marquesas CE.ATA-RAGI Ata ʔaki, ata ʔani L'air, dans les airs, en l'air, l'atmosphère
Hawaiian CE.ATA-RAGI Aka/akalani Afterglow
Tongan NP.QAO-ATEA ʔAho/tee/tea A little before sunrise Problematic
West Futuna NP.QAO-ATEA T/autia, aoate (ANI), aotea (FUT) Midday
West Uvea PN.TUQA.1B I tua o Derrière
Hawaiian PN.TUQA.1B Ma ke kua Behind; rear, windward
Mangareva PN.TUQA.1B Tuua Arrière d'une maison, d'une montagne
New Zealand Maori PN.TUQA.1B Tua (On) the farther side (of a solid body)
New Zealand Maori PN.TUQA.1C Tai tua Western sea
Rarotongan PN.TUQA.1B Tua Ridge (of mountain), crest (of wave), bottom (of inverted bowl, canoe, etc.); surface, face; side or end (of house)