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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu CP.TAQE-KI Seki Not yet (indicates incompletion of action)
Sikaiana CP.TAQE-KI Heki Not yet (tense-aspect marker, negative progressive)
Takuu PN.KUMI.1 Se/kumi Unit of lineal measure: ten fathoms
Sikaiana PN.KUMI.1 -kumi (with numeral) Suffix for counting [tens of] fathoms of material
Takuu NP.WEKU.1 Seku/seku Dishevelled, disarranged in appearance, messy or untidy looking, unkempt Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana NP.MUU.3A Mu/muu Make a constant buzzing noise (like a fly)
Luangiua SO.TEQE-MUU Se muu Shut up!
Samoan SO.TEQE-MUU Fii/leemuu Quiet, calm; mild, gentle, harmless; peace; silence
Sikaiana SO.TEQE-MUU Seemu Perform an action quietly, without telling anyone
Takuu SO.TEQE-MUU Seemuu Quiet, private, secret
Kapingamarangi SO.TEQE-MUU Deemuu Quiet, silent (of a person)
Tikopia SO.TEQE-MUU Semu Speak Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.SEGA.2 S/sena Stain, spot, discoloration
Takuu EO.SELE.2 S/sere Circumcise, operate on someone
Takuu EO.SELE.3 Sere Dear, beloved, favourite
Takuu MP.SELU Seru Comb; long tail feathers of rooster and some other birds
Takuu OC.TAQU.1 Se/tau Year
Sikaiana CP.SEU Seu To destroy
Sikaiana CP.SEU S/seu To fish with a bamboo rod using a casting motion that pulls the hook over the top of the surface of water
Takuu CP.SEU Seu Oval hand net formerly used while perched in a tree for catching edible birds
Takuu CP.SISI.3 Ssii Scoop out the flesh of coconuts, clams, etc.
Takuu MP.SISI.2 Ssii Edible shellfish sp.
Niue PN.FIHA.B Fiha To be few, to have few
Rarotongan PN.FIHA.B E ʔia ʔua Only a few
Ifira-Mele PN.FIHA.B Fia Few. not enough
West Futuna PN.FIHA.B Fia-na A few, some
Penrhyn PN.FIHA.B Ee hia hua Several, a few
New Zealand Maori PN.FIHA.B Hia An indefinite number, several
Takuu PN.FIHA.B Siaa- A few Problematic
Sikaiana PN.FIHA.B Siaa (preceding noun) A few, a bit of Problematic
Takuu CP.SILA.1A S/sila Slanted, crooked; bent; (of one’s eyes) cross-eyed
Takuu NP.SUMU.1 Simu Lash or tie a three-legged stool (tuai) or oilfish hook (maatau hakasoro) in a prescribed manner Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana NP.SUMU.1 Simu taetae A method for lashing or tying a string in the shape of a diamond Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana CP.SINA.2 Sina The central character of many of the traditional fairy tales {tala}. By legend, a woman who lives on the moon; she can be seen weaving her mat when the moon is full
Takuu PN.GAFULU.* Si/nahuru Ten
Takuu PN.SIGANO Sinano Flower of the male pandanus tree
Takuu MP.PULU.1A Si/puru Soft fibres from the inner husk of a coconut, object used to prevent liquid from escaping; menstrual pad, tampon
Takuu PN.SILI.1 Siri (of sleepiness, hunger, etc.) Decrease, wane, disappear, be gone; (of an entire coconut tree) too old to bear more fruit; (of a coconut, coconut embryo, giant taro, etc.) matured past the point where it is good to eat or drink, overripe
Takuu PN.SILI.1 S/siri Vegetables left in the ground beyond their maturity
Sikaiana PN.SILI.1 Sili Over-ripe, as fruits; a woman who is past child‑bearing age
Takuu FJ.QAA-SIO-SIO Sisioi, siosio/lloa Waterspout, typhoon; dragonfly
Nuguria XO.SIVA Sivo, siva Nine
Takuu NP.SOKO-.3A Soko- (with numerals) Only
Takuu EC.SOLO.5 S/soro Drag a heavy object
Takuu EC.SOLO.5 Soro/ki Move oneself; move over; move a canoe to water or to the beach
Takuu EO.SUA.3 Sua/a, suo Large steering paddle (such as used on ancient canoes) (obs.)
Sikaiana PN.SUI Sui Trade, exchange, barter, buy; make a return, either for a favor or an insult; price, cost
Sikaiana PN.SUI Sui/kkau Avenge the infidelity of a spouse by seeking a lover of one’s own
Takuu PN.SUKE S/suke Reveal things that should remain private or secret
Sikaiana PN.SUKE Suke Rummage about as when looking for something