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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian AN.QITI Iti/iti Petit à petit
Tahitian EP.ITO Ito(ito) Watchful, active, vigilant; stimulating, arousing
Tahitian CE.RAGATIRA Raatira A chief; the general title of the inferior chiefs; an officer on board a ship
Tahitian CP.NAO-NAO Nao A sort of fly or insect
New Zealand Maori TA.RAKOA.1 Haakoakoa Bird spp.: fluttering shearwater (Puffinus gavia), Southern skua (Catharacta antarctia) Problematic
Tuamotu TA.RAKOA.1 Rako A variety of owl, now extinct; a variety of large black bird, similar to the kari9a or ruru Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian CE.RAKOA.2 Raoa The name of a fish with a large head
Mangareva CE.RAKOA.2 Raakoa Poisson (Upeneus arge, U.vittatus) (Mullidae)
Marquesas CE.RAKOA.2 ʔAkoa, kaʔoa Sorte de petit poisson
Tahitian MP.LAPU Rapu Earth or dirt; to stir or mix together; to be in confusion
Tahitian EP.REPE Repe The comb of a fowl; the fin on the back of the shark; the projections that grow in a singular manner on the trunk of the tuscarpia edulis, or native chestnut tree; the piece on which the ends of the rafters rest in a native house; a sort of projection
Penrhyn TA.PAA-REU Parieu, pariew Short mantle of matting
Penrhyn TA.PAA-REU Paareu Kilt, dancing skirt, pareu; to wear a pareu
Mangaia TA.PAA-REU Paareu Ceremonial or dancing skirt
Rarotongan TA.PAA-REU Paareu Waist-wrap, kilt, dancing skirt; wrap around the waist; light floral cotton material from which pareu and dresses are made
Tahitian TA.PAA-REU Pareu A garment worn as a petticoat, round the loins of both sexes; to put on a pareu
Tahitian TA.PAA-REU Paareu Paréo (vêtement traditionnel); mettre un paréo
Hawaiian CP.LEU-LEU Leu Loins (rare, in chant)
New Zealand Maori CP.LEU-LEU Reu Outer palisade of a pa Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori CP.LEU-LEU Reureu A lock of hair on one side of the head allowed to grow long... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian AN.RIKI Riʔi/riʔi Peu à peu; humbles (gens)
Tahitian AN.RIKI Rii Small, little, young, used plurally
Tahitian PN.LUMA Ruma/ruma Etre sombre, être maussade (se dit du ciel) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian TA.RUNAGA Nunaa Nation, kindred, people
Tahitian PN.MAQA.1 Ma Clean, not soiled or polluted
Tuvalu SO.FUA.4 Fua/avaka (of ships and canoes) Fleet, navy
Tahitian OC.MAE.1A Mae Thin, lean, applied to animals when decaying or falling away; withered, fermented
Marquesas OC.MAE.1A Mae Fruit à pain devenu mou par le moyen du trou qu'on lui a fait à la queue avec un morceau de bois
Tuamotu NP.SUE.2 Hue To scrape up rubbish off the ground...
Tahitian NP.SUE.2 Hue To throw up into a heap; to overturn and cast out useless things
Tikopia NP.MA-SUE Masuee/i Disturbed [exx. actually "be disturbed (of earth)"]
Marquesas NP.MA-SUE Mohua Fouler aux pieds, foulé aux pieds; battu, tracé (chemin) Problematic
Tahitian NP.MA-SUE Mahue To be pushed up, as the earth by the shooting and growth of some plants, such as the patara
Tuamotu NP.MA-SUE Mahue Heaped up by the wind and waves: as sand in banks
Penrhyn NP.MA-SUE Mahue To be bruised, become swollen, become black and blue Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori NP.MA-SUE Mahue Laid aside, put off (as clothes); forsaken, deserted, given up; left, left behind
Tahitian PN.MAQAHI Mâi Watery, withered, applied to taro, yam, &c., when injured by the sun or dry weather
Tahitian PN.MA-KEKE Maee Warped or twisted, as timber exposed to the sun Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian CE.MAKERE Mairi To fall or drop down from a high place; to fall behind; to fall asleep; to be dropped or disused as a custom
Tahitian OC.MALAQE Marae Temple des anciens temps; défriché, être défriché
Tahitian PN.MAALIE.A Marie Bien, sagement
Tahitian NP.MA-NIA.2 Mania Calme; être calme (se dit de la mer); émoussé, être émoussé
Tahitian AN.MAQOHA Maoa Mur (se dit du fruit à pain), entre les stades de maturité pii et pee
Tahitian PN.MAQOLI Maori Grace à (au fait que...) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian PN.MAQOLI Maori raa Excepté, sauf; c'est-à-dire, ou simple indication d'une énumération Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian CE.MATA-KAINAGA Mataʔeinaʔa District (la campagne)
Tahitian AN.MATE.1A Mate To die, to be ill, sick, or hurt
Tahitian PN.MATO Mato/mato Rocheux, escarpé, lieu escarpé
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.MO-QI Mei/tama Boy. Small child (Hnh).
Ifira-Mele PN.MO-QI Mii Diminutive article, plural