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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori MP.MAHUKU Mouki, mouku Fern sp. (Asplenium bulbiferum)
Pukapuka MP.MAHUKU Mouku Sedge grass sp. (Fimbristylis cymosa)
Rapa MP.MAHUKU Mouʔu An herb -- leaves dried in sun for hat making, root used for food Borrowed
Tahitian MP.MAHUKU Mooʔuu Nom générique des Cypéracées
Tuamotu MP.MAHUKU Moouku Sword-grass (Xiphagrostis floridulus)
Tupuaki MP.MAHUKU Mou Cyperus pinnatus
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.MAHUKU Mouku Bush; place in the bush
Takuu MP.MAHUKU Mouku Inland, central area on Takuu island including men's and women's gardens and bush; kind of fragrant, thin, long-bladed grass; generic term for inland grasses and creepers used as mulch for taro and swamp taro
Easter Island EP.MAIKA Meika Banana
Mangareva EP.MAIKA Meika Banana. Banane (Musa paradisiaca) (Musacées)
Marquesas EP.MAIKA Meika (MQN), meiʔa (MQS) Banane.
Pukapuka EP.MAIKA Meika "Banana" recorded in old chant
Rapa EP.MAIKA Meia hamoa, meia papaa Introduced varieties of banana Borrowed
Rarotongan EP.MAIKA Meika The aboriginally introduced banana (Musa xparadisica L.)
Tahitian EP.MAIKA Meiʔa Banane (Musa sapientum)
Tuamotu EP.MAIKA Meika Banana
Tupuaki EP.MAIKA Meia Musa var.
West Uvea NP.TASI.1 Tahi-ina Mettre ensemble, joindre; assemblée, se rassembler [Heo Dialect]
West Uvea PN.WAI-WAI Taitai Aqueux Problematic
West Uvea SO.TAKALE Takale Coco qui n'est pas encore bon à boire
Samoan SO.TAKALE Taʔale Soft kernel of unripe coconut
East Futuna SO.TAKALE Taakale (Alo), taʔakale (Sigave) Jeune coco à peine formé, sans chair et peu de jus
East Uvea SO.TAKALE Taakale Coquille de coco avec son enveloppe, coco ouvert avec sa bourre
Tongan SO.TAKALE Taakale/kale Coconut which has fallen off while still unripe or immature and has gone dry
Tuvalu SO.TAKALE Takale Millionaire's salad, inner part of coconut at top of palm, used as a salad when the tree is chopped down
Tokelau SO.TAKALE Takale Terminal bud of a coconut palm
Pukapuka NP.PANOKO Paanoko To stay in the rocks (of fish)
Mangaia NP.MATI-KAO Matikao Finger
New Zealand Maori NP.MATI-KAO Matihao Finger, claw Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian NP.MATI-KAO Mikiʔao Claw, nail, as of finger or toe Phonologically Irregular
Rapa NP.MAQI-KAO Maikiko Toes Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island NP.MAQI-KUKU Maikuku Una, pezuna
Easter Island NP.MAQI-KUKU Maʔikuku Casco, pezuna, una. Fingernail, claw (Wbr).
East Futuna NP.MAQI-KAO Maikao Doigt
West Uvea CP.TAGI.B Tagi-sia (Autres animés): (chat) miaouler; (abeille) bourdonner
West Uvea PN.TAPA.3 Tapa/tapa Scintillant, étincelant, éblouissant
West Uvea SO.TATA.2 Tata, taa/ngia Hisser; mettre à la voile
West Uvea PN.TOFI-QA Tofia Patrimoine
East Uvea PN.TOFI-QA Tofiʔa Héritage, part, portion
Tongan PN.TOFI-QA Tofiʔa Inheritance, heritage, patrimony
East Futuna PN.TOFI-QA Toofiʔa, tofiga Etre obligé de participer à une réunion ou à une fête; avoir une responsabilité; hériter; responsabilité; devoir (envers les terres confiées ou le mariate); charge héréditaire; terres les plus anciennes et les plus prestigieuses
Samoan PN.TOFI-QA Tofiga An inheritance, a patrimony; an appointment
East Uvea PN.TOFI-QA Toofiga Partage, ce qui est échu à la suite d'un partage; sort, destin; ligne de démarcation
Tuvalu PN.TOFI-QA Toofiga Appointment, the act of appointing, assignment
Tokelau PN.TOFI-QA Tofiga Trade, occupation, profession
Rennellese PN.TOFI-QA Toohinga Garden composed of successive parcels, as formerly given to a father, son, or brother-in-law to harvest
Mangaia NP.MAQI-KUKU Maikuku Nail (anatomical)
Rarotongan NP.MATI-KUKU Matikuku The claws of animals
West Uvea PN.TOO.3 Too Descendre; tomber [Muli Dialect], mourir [Heo Dialect]; naitre
West Uvea OC.TOHO.A Too/sina Hisser (qc/qn, par ex. dans un bateau), tirer; trainer (bateau)