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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau NP.LUA-KI Luaki/na (of an illness) Relapse, become worse after a partial recovery Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.LUE.1 Lue(lue) Shake; swing, sway; nod (the head)
Tokelau PN.LULU.2 Lulu Descendants, offspring (singular noun) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.LUMA Luma Disgrace, shame, humiliation
Tokelau MP.MA-MAFA Mamafa Heavy; serious, weighty; (head) ache; (nose) having a cold
Tokelau PN.MA-FAI Mafai Be able to, can
Tokelau PN.MA-FAKI Mafaki Be broken off
Mangareva PN.MA-FELA Mafela (of eyes, anus, &c.) Be open, exposing the red inside surface; (very impolite word for) women's genitals, anus
Tokelau PN.MAFI Mafi (of things one often likes doing) Be excessive, be too much [ex. eating]; (of things done) favourite task, preferred work
Tokelau PN.MA-FITI Mafiti Jump, bounce, jerk (accidentally or spontaneously); (of foreskin) turned back
East Futuna PN.MA-FITI Mafiti Bondir, rebondir (ballon); jaillir (étincelles)
Samoan PN.MA-FITI Mafiti To spring out, as a spark from the fire; to spring up, as a splinter of wood
Samoan PN.MA-FITI Maafiti Blustering, quarrelsome Uncertain Semantic Connection
Anuta PN.MA-FITI Mapiti For a seedling to begin to show itself above the ground
Tikopia PN.MA-FITI Mafiti Appear
Rennellese PN.MA-FITI Mahiti To jump up, protrude, become erect; to snap or jerk up
Tahitian PN.MA-FITI Mahiti To be drawn, pulled, opened, brought up; to be started, or mentioned as a subject brought to view, or hearing; to be soon angry
Tahitian PN.MA-FITI Mahiti/hiti Apt to fly up (of canoe outrigger)
Tokelau PN.MA-FUTA Mafuta (of schools of fish) Be startled and scatter for safety
Tokelau PN.MA-FUTI Mafuti (of hair, weeds, etc.) Be pulled (accidentally; be able to be pulled out
Tokelau AN.MAGA.1 Maga Fork, branch (of a tree, road etc.); skipjack hook made of turtle shell
Tokelau PN.MAA-GALO.1 Maagalo Be pardoned, be forgiven
Tokelau PN.MAAGALO.2 Maagalo Fresh (water) (i.e. not salty); sweet (tea, fruit, etc.)
Tokelau PN.MAGEHO.A Mageho Itch, be itchy; have scabies Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva PN.MA-FITI Maaʔiti/ʔiti Rejaillir (se dit de l'eau et des liquides)
Tokelau AN.MAI.A Mai Post-verbal directional particle denoting a literal or figurative movement in the direction of the speaker
Tokelau PN.MAQAHI Maai Salty (water)
Tokelau MP.MAKA-LILI Makalili Cold; shiver
Tokelau PN.MA-KALO Makalo (of light, fire etc.) Flash, appear suddenly, then disappear; flash by, pass by in a flash
Tokelau NP.MA-KAWE Makave The fingers of a coconut flower spadix to which coconut fruit are attached.... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau OC.MAKO.2 Mako Traditional type of song, accompanied by dancing...
Tokelau PN.MAA-KONA.1 Maakona Replete, satisfied, full; (of bag, container, etc.) packed tightly
Tokelau NP.MALA.5 Ma/mala Bitter or harsh in the mouth
Tokelau OC.MALAQE Malae Space of cleared, level land near centre of village, reserved for communal use...
Tokelau EO.MALALA Maalala (of burning oven etc.) Glow
Tokelau NP.MALALI Molali Fish sp., Trilobed Maori Wrasse (Cheilinus trilobatus) Phonologically Irregular
Tongan TO.MERARI Meai K.fish, somewhat like a parrot-fish
Niue TO.MERARI Meai Five-striped surge wrasse (Thalassoma quinquevittatum)
Tokelau EO.MA-LAMA Maalama The night of the full moon
Tokelau PN.MALE Male A small cough made as if to clear one's throat, but actually to make on'es presence known...
Tokelau PN.MAALIE.B Maalie Slow; quiet, soft
Tokelau MP.MALINO Malino Oily smooth (of the surface of the sea)
Tokelau PN.MA-LIU Maliu Be dead, die (of people); death; dead person; funeral
Tokelau MP.MALO Malo Cincture or loin-cloth
Tokelau PN.MAROO Maloo Stiff (of neck, muscle, etc.)
Tokelau PN.MAALOSI Maalohi Strong (of persons, also of colours, flavours); powerful; healthy
Tokelau MP.MAMA.2 Mama Chew, soften something by chewing; mouthful; lump of premasticated food for a baby
Tokelau CP.MAMA.4 Mama Ring; wear (a ring)
Tokelau MP.MAQA-MAQA.A Maamaa Light (i.e. not heavy)
Tokelau NP.MAMAE.1 Mamae Sore, tender (of skin)