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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.PEKE.3 Peke(pake) Tremper dans une sauce
East Futuna PN.PEKE.3 Peke Tremper sa nourriture dans le jus du plat "pekepeke"
Motu PN.PEKEPEKE Pekepeke Mets futunien à base de bananes mures, de fruits à pain ou de papayes cuits au four, acccompagnés de lait de coco
Samoan PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peʔe Crippled by warts on the soles of the feet
Easter Island TA.PEKE.1A Peke (Of fish or lobster) to bite the hook Problematic
Easter Island PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peke No desarrollarse las plantas, marchitarse, por el frio
Hawaiian EP.FAKA-PEKE Hoʔopeʔe To hide or pretend to hide
Marquesas EP.PEKE.2B Peke Retrousser sa robe, ses habits; crampe; retirer, replier (jambes)
Tahitian CE.PEKE.1B Haʔa/peʔe Jeter en l'air, jeter loin, fair voler un cerf-volant
Tahitian CE.PEKE.1B Peʔe Etre jeté en l'air, voler (flèche, cerf-volant), monter (fumée), se dissiper (pluie, la fumée, la fièvre); s'acquitter de; contagieuse (maladie); se propager
Tuamotu TA.PEKE.1A Peke To leap, bound, jump
Tuamotu CE.PEKE.1B Peke Ascend, as a kite; fly up, as a garment lifted by the wind; take wing, as a bird; flow, spread, diffuse
Penrhyn CE.PEKE.1B Peke Disappear, be taken away
Rarotongan CE.PEKE.1B Peke Removed, taken away, driven off...disappeared, gone away (of physical or emotional states); cleared (of debt); defeated, beaten
Rarotongan TA.PEKE.1A Peke Clamber
New Zealand Maori EP.PEKE.2B Peke Contracted with cold, numbed
New Zealand Maori TA.PEKE.1C Pe/peke, peke/peke Hasten, quick
New Zealand Maori CE.PEKE.1B Peke (with atu or mai) be all gone or come, without exception; be completed, be all included
Tuamotu TA.PEKE.1C Peke/peke Speeding; quick, light on one's feet; sprightly, lively
Tuamotu TA.PEKE.1C Pe/peke Hurry up, hasten
Tahitian TA.PEKE.1C Pee Swift, or quick
Tahitian TA.PEKE.1C Peʔe/peʔe Agile
Mangareva CE.PEKE.1B ʔAka/peke Faire disparaitre (en parlant de la mort, d'une maladie qui enleve une famille)
Pukapuka CE.PEKE.1B Pe/peke Glide (of a bird flying without movement of wings) Borrowed
Niue PN.SEGI.B Hegi To swing a torch about (e.g. in hunting for crabs)
Niue PN.SEGI.B Hegi/hegi To dazzle; to hunt for land crabs at night with torches
Niue PN.SEGI.B Faka/hegi/hegi To squint, strain one's eyes
Niue PN.SEGI.B Hegi/a To be dazzled
East Futuna PN.SEGI.A Segi/segi Point du jour
Niue PN.SE-SEGI Hehegi Scared, timid
Tongan PN.SE-SEGI Hehengi Wild, undomesticated
East Futuna PN.SE-SEGI Sesegi Farouche, sauvage; tres vif, actif
East Uvea PN.SE-SEGI Hehegi Sauvage, farouche, hardi; fuyard, qui ne se laisse pas prendre
Samoan PN.SE-SEGI Segi Wild, shy, not tame
Samoan PN.SEGI.A Segi/segi First light, break of day (po.)
Samoan PN.SE-SEGI Segi/segi Be wary, cautious
Tokelau PN.SE-SEGI Hegi Shy, timid, wild
Tokelau PN.SEGI.B Hegi/a Shocked, startled; have a sudden fright Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu PN.SEGI.B Hegi Dazzled, dazed, crazy, stupid, foolish
Tikopia PN.SEGI.A Sengi Dark
Tikopia PN.SEGI.A Sengi/sengi Twilight, half-light of dawn or dusk
Tikopia PN.SEGI.A Sengi/a Darkening phase, last quarter of moon
Tikopia PN.SEGI.B Sengi Blind; failing in sight
Kapingamarangi PN.SEGI.A Heni Dusk Phonologically Irregular
East Uvea PN.KINI.2A Kini(kini), kini/si Coup de bâton; frapper avec une verge, fouetter
Tuvalu PN.KINI.2A K/kini To beat a drum, or a child; to hit a ball; stick used to administer punishment
East Uvea PN.TAUSI Tauhi Servir, garder, observer, se plier ä, s'occuper de qn ou de qc; observances religieuses
East Futuna PN.TAUSI Tausi Prendre soin; nourrir (sa famille); tradition, coutume; garder des malades
Samoan PN.TAUSI Tausi Take care of, nurse; observe, keep as a command. Wife of an orator or tulafale (McP).
Tokelau PN.TAUSI Tauhi Look after, take care of, maintain, uphold, keep