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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu PN.QULU-KAO Uru kao Shark sp. with pointed snout
Nuguria PN.QULU-KAO Uru-kau A kind of shark with a sharp point
Tikopia PN.QULU-KAO Urukao Type of shark (unid.)...
Tongan PN.QULU-KAO ʔUlukau Small k. fish (like a sardine) Problematic
East Uvea PN.QULU-KAO ʔUlukau Petite sardine vénimeuse Problematic
Samoan PN.QULU-KAO Uluʔao A pig or fish having a long head; a man with a long small head
Luangiua XO.OKO.2B ʔOʔo Strong wind
Nuguria XO.OKO.2B Oko Blow (hard, of wind)
Nuguria XO.OKO.2B Oko/oko Blow in gusts
Rennellese XO.OKO.2B Oko To blow, of wind; to be blown upon; wind, air
Takuu XO.KOKO.3 (Ha)kkoo Sago palm (non-indigenous, drifts to Takuu)
Sikaiana XO.KOKO.3 Koko Sago palm (rare on Sikaiana)
Anuta XO.KOKO.3 Koko Flour made from pulp of sago palm or from turmeric root
Tikopia XO.KOKO.3 Koko Flour, trad. of sago starch, turmeric
Emae AN.KAI.1A Kai/kai (trans. keina) Eat
Rarotongan OC.TIPI.1A Maa/tipi Slice or peel with a knife; knife, ploughshare
Mangaia CE.PESU Peʔu Multiple-ply leaf covering of earth oven
Tahitian CE.PESU Pehu Rubbish, such as grass, leaves, &c.; the name of a species of taro
Marquesas CE.NUKA.2 Nuka Cataplasme de feuilles de patates
Tahitian TA.MOTI.2 Moti To terminate, as the boundary of land, or a season of the year
Tuamotu TA.MOTI.2 Moti Bounded, limited (as one section of land by another); consumed (as food), destroyed, exterminated
Mangaia TA.MOTI.2 Mootiʔa Open place ["a vast place with nothing in"]
Tahitian CK.MAEA.2 Maea The white or sappy part of trees; a worthless person
Hawaiian CK.MAEA.2 Maea Stinking, as of unwashed bodies; malodorous, as a swamp; offensive-smelling, as vomit Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva CK.MAEA.2 Maea Laisser, mettre sa nourriture de coté pour manger celle des autres Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian AN.QAHU.2 Au auahi Fumée, vapeur
Tahitian MP.KAPU.1A Abu, apu The shell of a nut, gourd, or fish; a concave or hollow...
Tahitian CE.KAPU.1B Abu rima, apu/rima The hollow of the hand
Tahitian FJ.KAPU.2 Abu, apu Wide or broad, as cloth
Tahitian CE.PUTA.1B A/puta Apparaitre à travers les nuages; venir à l'esprit, venir à l'idée
Tahitian LO.AKERISI Akarite Sauterelle
Tahitian CE.ARI Aria Shortly, presently, by and by
Tahitian EP.AA-NUANUA.* Anuanua, anuenue The rainbow
Tahitian PN.QAATEA Aatea/tea Vaste, étendu; clairsemé, clair, sans obstacle, dégagé
New Zealand Maori CE.APU.B Apu/apu Crammed, stuffed [ex. mouth with food]; palatable
Penrhyn CE.APU.B Apu/apau To feed voraciously on, chase and swallow
Tahitian CE.APU.B Apu, abu To dart or fly at each other, as pigs or fishes; to fall upon each other, as dogs when eating....
Tuamotu CE.APU.B Apu To completely enclose, seize in a cavity, as when a large fish seizes a smaller one in the mouth; to take the bait, as fish; to gobble, as a piece of food...
Marquesas MP.APU.A ʔApuʔapu Prendre, saisir
Tahitian MP.QATUA Te Atua Dieu
Tahitian CE.AUTA Autâ To sigh or groan through pain or grief
Rarotongan TA.KETA.* Eta Taught(en), stretch(ed) tight (as a rope, inflated tire, or tight-fitting garments) Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian AN.FAQA.1 Fa The stalk of some large leaves such as taro, plantain, and also the cocoanut
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QITA Faaita To distort the lips and chin; to make grimaces by way of contempt, or to excite laughter
Tahitian CE.FAA-ITE.B Fa/i/ite To reconcile those who were at variance
Tahitian EC.FAKA-MAUMAU Haamou To consume, annihilate, extirpate. Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian PN.FA-LIU Fariu To turn to or from a thing or person
Tahitian AN.FANO.1 Fano To sail
Tahitian AN.FAQO.1A Fao A nail
Tahitian OC.FAQO.1C Fao To make holes with a *fao* [nail or chisel]