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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuvalu PN.TAAULA Taula/ga Sacrifice (n); offerings (gifts made to the church...)
West Futuna OC.LELE.A Lele/safi To be missed
West Futuna OC.MANUKA.1 Manuka/sa Sharp things scattered on ground, that might pierce one Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna PN.MATE.1B Mate/sapo Fast asleep (eia no moiroa matesapo)
West Futuna PN.MOMO.B Momo/visau To babble
West Futuna OC.GALO.1 Ngaro/sa Forgetful
West Futuna PN.PENA.1B Pena/(nga)ne/sa (FUT) Bad habit, evil-doing
West Futuna FJ.GASAU Rau/ngasau (ANI) Blade of reeds
West Futuna MP.SAQA.1 Sa Bad; poor (because cannot work); (with directional) be enemy of; (adv) very, a superlative sign.
West Futuna NP.SAKA.2 Saka/saka Short of stature, shrunken with age
West Futuna PN.SOKO-.3B Saxko/ia (FUT), sako/ia (ANI) Himself, alone
West Futuna FJ.SAGA.1B Sanga (ANI) To provoke
West Futuna OC.SANI.2 Sani-a To cut in a curve, as the middle of a canoe Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna MP.SALI.1 Saria toto (ANI) Diarrhoea
West Futuna OC.SOLO.1 Saro/fa (ANI) Landslip Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna XW.NUTI Sasa/nushi/eifo To knock down coconuts, oranges, etc. from branches Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna FJ.SALA.2 Sa/sara To open up; opened up
West Futuna PN.TALI.2B Sau/tari Echo
West Futuna MP.SAQA.1 Sa/xna Evil, bad, amiss, wickedly
West Futuna SO.SOI.2 Se/sei/a Defend onself against accusation Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna PN.TILA Shira/moi Boom of sail
West Futuna PN.SOPO.C Sopo/kia To come up (in conversation) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna FJ.TALA.2 Tara/fasao (ANI) To debate
Marquesas PN.TAU.2 Tau/katea Rope fixed in front of sail
West Futuna AN.QONE Xng/one Sandy beach
West Futuna PN.PAA.2B X/pa/safi To miss seeing people, seek in vain
West Futuna PN.QAUEE Y/awa (leiko)! Interjection, said of things and children that have fallen Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas CE.PEQE-SI.B3 Pehi Frapper, battre, tuer en frappant. exterminer, massacrer, assommer
Mangareva NP.PEQE-SI.B1 Pei (pl.pei/pei) Faire sauter sur les mains de petites boules ou des fruits pour s'amuser
Ifira-Mele PN.TERE.A Tere Describes motion of many things that move smoothly without limbs: sail boats, cars...fish swimming, snakes crawling...
Tokelau PN.FELA Fela Colloquial usage for 'eye'; (of eyelids) be turned inside out, exposing the red inner surface
East Futuna PN.ALA-FIA Ala/fia Emprunter (un chemin) sans permission
Samoan PN.ALA-FIA Alafia To be able to head for (of canoe or boat sailing); to be able to get at (a tree, to cut it down)... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.ALA-FIA Ara Be able to sail more or less directly to a point...
Hawaiian EP.KORO.3 ʔOlo Double chin, sagging skin, jowls...to sag, hang down Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangaia NP.SANI.1 Tau/ʔani Mate (v)[ex. octopus "Some say they are fighting"]
Luangiua CP.SANA.1 Saŋa Defecate
Luangiua PN.KELE-A ʔEle/ʔele DIrty (lit. 'sandy')