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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Takuu NO.MAKINI Makkini White; whiteness
Luangiua NO.MAKINI Maʔiŋi White. Clean (Hbn).
Luangiua NO.FULO Hulo Run; to sail
Vaeakau-Taumako NO.FULO Hulo(k-), fulo(k) Run, go, sail (plural)
Vaeakau-Taumako NO.FULO Hui/hulo Compete, race (plural)
Nukumanu PN.PISI.3 Ka/pihi (pl. kapipihi) Happen Uncertain Semantic Connection
Sikaiana PN.PISI.3 Ka/pihi Make a crashing sound, have an impact, strike
Nukumanu XO.ISU.2 Isu Pain
Nukumanu SO.KINI.2B K/kini Extremely, most (post-verbal)
Nukumanu EO.MU-MUNI Mmuni Hide (vi)
Nuguria EO.MU-MUNI Haka/muni/muni Play hide and seek
Nukumanu PN.MAASINA Haka/maahina Light up, illuminate (vt)
Nukumanu NP.MUI M/mui, mui/mui Gather, flock around
Nukumanu CP.TAGI.B Tani (Trumpet) sound; (cock) crow
Luangiua XO.ISU.2 Esu Painful
Nukumanu MP.TAHI.1 Tai/uu Flood
Nukumanu PN.LOFI Loohi/a Carried off (by flood)
East Futuna PN.FINE-MATUQA.A Finematuʔa Femme d'âge mur; vielle femme
Tuvalu PN.FONO.3 Fona/akava Area for the playing of tika (a dart throwing competition) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu PN.FUHI.A Fui fala The whole pandanus fruit (as opposed to named sections)
East Futuna FU.SAQAKI.1 Saʔaki Arriver en nombre; être en crise; reprendre (combat, maladie)
Tuvalu SO.TILI.4 Tili Fertile, conceiving readily (of women)
Tokelau SO.TILI.4 Tili/kia Continue family line
Takuu SO.TILI.4 Ma/tiri (of anything planted with seeds) Sprout, emerge from the soil, start to grow
Tikopia MP.USO.1A Uso Spongy interior, embryo of coconut long mature, in process of germination...; soft core in heart of tree
Tokelau PN.FAKA-TAU- Fakatau- Reciprocal prefix
Samoan PN.FAKA-TAU- Faʔatau Equally, alike
Tokelau PN.QAA-.2 Aa/poo Tonight
Tokelau PN.QAFII Afii Parcel (of food)
Tokelau PN.QAFU.1 Aafu Perspiration, sweat; (of plants) wither and die
Tokelau PN.QAAFUA Kau/aafua Sandbank, coral islet
Tokelau PN.QAGAQAGA Agaaga Soul, spirit; ghost
Tokelau PN.AGO.B Ago Chalk-line: the charcoal-soaked string used for marking logs in canoe-building...; the line marked by the chalk-line; mark a log with the chalk-line; to line something up or judge distance with the eye; observe and study
Tokelau AN.QAHO Ao Daylight; day (time)
Tokelau AN.QAITU Aitu (Evil) ghost, spirit
Tokelau PN.-QAKI.1 -aki Verbal suffix used in combination with the prefix fe- to indicate plural, reciprocal action...occasionally indicates an action carried out in great haste
Tokelau PN.QALI.1A Ali/ali Be seen, be visible; appear, seem, indicate; become known, be revealed
Tokelau PN.QARIKI Aliki Chief; Lord; gentleman
Tokelau MP.QALILI Alili Mollusc (Turbo sp.)
Tokelau MP.QAROFA.A Alofa Love, affection or kindness; hospitality; divine mercy or love; to love, feel affection for; be kind; feel sorry for, express sympathy; have mercy or pity
Tokelau PN.QARO-FI-LIMA Alofilima Palm of hand; glove(s); trowel
Tokelau PN.QARO-FI-WAQE Alofivae Sole (of foot)
Tongan PN.QARO-FI-LIMA ʔAofi-nima Palm of the hand Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau PN.QALO-POQOU Alopou A woman who is pregnant for the first time
Tokelau PN.QAMO Amo Carry on the shoulder; yoke (a stick carried on the shoulder with two loads, one at each end...)
Tokelau PN.AMU Amu/hia Be laughed at, be victimised, be made fun of
Tokelau PN.QANA.1 Ana Cave, den; hold (of a ship)
Tokelau AN.QANUFE Anufe Caterpillar, worm
Tokelau CP.AO.1 Ao Collect, gather; be good, successful at catching or gathering foodstuffs
Tokelau FJ.QAOGA Aoga/a Be of use, useful; be effective, work