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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu XO.IKA-A-FATU Ika-a-hatu General term for fish inhabiting coral heads (all lagoon fish except perhaps members of the trevally family)
Sikaiana XO.IKA-A-FATU Ika hatu Fish species, a large grouper (normally the fish that is caught in the deep sea fishing technique, hakasolo)
Tikopia XO.IKA-A-FATU Ika a fatu Large fish from ocean depths (unid. poss. grouper), app. not fished for many years’
Luangiua NP.TAPATUU.* Kapuku/li Pick-handle barracuda Phonologically Irregular
Takuu NP.TAPATUU.* Tapatu/ri Fourth growth stage of barracuda (Sphyraena sp.) Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua PN.TA-PUKE Kapuʔe Fruit of plant (aa9o, yellow, paint, soothing for chickenpox) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.TA-PUKE Tapuke Mound on which turmeric and ginger is grown; turmeric root; root of plant such as wild ginger rhizome
Tongan PN.TA-PUKE Tapuke/puke (of ground) More or less covered with small mounds
Niue PN.TA-PUKE Tapuke Mound (usually refers to mounds shaped by growing tubers)
Luangiua NP.TAKA.2A Kaʔa/lea Go on reef at low tide
Luangiua NO.TITI-TAI Kikikai Beans
Takuu NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Creeper sp. (Wedelia biflora)
Sikaiana NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Plant sp. (traditionally used to wash out tattoo wounds immediately after tattooing)
Nuguria NO.TITI-TAI Titi tai A kind of grass, creeper with yellow flowers
Luangiua NO.TUAA-TOLO Kuaakolo Creepers (make la'ei)
Takuu NO.TUAA-TOLO Tuatoro Plant sp. (Triumfetta procumbens), a vine whose leaves are made into headbands’
Sikaiana NO.TUAA-TOLO Tua tolo A plant species, a type of creeper; used for decoration, fragrance and certain fishing rituals
Nuguria NO.TUAA-TOLO Tua toro A kind of seashore creeper
Nukuoro NO.TUAA-TOLO Hua dolo Plant sp. -- vine (any sort) Problematic
Luangiua NO.LAPIAO Lapiao Brown unicorn fish
Takuu NO.LAPIAO Lapiao Fish sp., Grey Unicornfish (Naso sp.)
Kapingamarangi NO.LAPIAO Labiaa Fish sp.
Takuu NO.MAKAKA-TAU Makattau, matakkau (of solid object) Hard, firm, rigid
Sikaiana NO.MAKAKA-TAU Makkatau Very hard, very firm
Nuguria NO.MAKAKA-TAU Maakaka-ttau Solid, hard
Luangiua CC.NIGI.* ŋiiŋii Drop, deposit Problematic
Luangiua FJ.OLO.3 Olo vae Inside of thighs Uncertain Semantic Connection
Luangiua NO.PUULEI Pulei, puu lei Portion beneath foreskin of penis
Takuu NO.PUULEI Pu(u)rei Glans penis; penis
Nuguria NO.PUULEI Puurei Glans penis
Sikaiana NO.PUULEI Pula The tip of the penis that is not covered by foreskin (Restricted) Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua EC.PUU.5 Puu/hoe Squid
Luangiua NO.SATATA Sakka Gold striped goat fish
Takuu NO.SATATA Sattaa Goatfish sp.
Sikaiana NO.SATATA Satta Goatfish sp.
Takuu OC.SALALA Sara/tea Small white fish sp.
Luangiua OC.SALALA Sale/kea Spangled emperor fish
Luangiua NO.SIMATA Simaka 1000
Takuu NO.SIMATA Simata Large number, one thousand
Sikaiana NO.SIMATA Simata [cardinal number] One thousand (for roof mats, pudding and fish)
Nuguria NO.SIMATA Himata Thousand (Takuu word?)
Luangiua NO.SISI.6 Sisi/ʔaava Water butterfly
Takuu NO.SISI.6 Sisi/oi Insect sp., dragonfly (Anisoptera sp.)
Nuguria NO.SISI.6 Hihi/vao Cricket
Luangiua NO.SIKI-SIKI Sisiʔi Bird (red belly, black back)
Takuu NO.SIKI-SIKI Sikisiki/tau Bird sp., small finch-like bird, Island Monarch (Monarcha cinerascens)
Sikaiana NO.SIKI-SIKI Sikisiki Bird sp.
Nuguria NO.SIKI-SIKI Hikihiki/tau Bird sp., red robin
Luangiua NO.KAMI.3 ʔAmi Step
Takuu NO.KAMI.3 Kami Walk briskly, toes gripping the ground