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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tokelau NP.MOOLII Moolii Lamp (in general)
Tokelau PN.MO-MOHE Momoe Sleep (pl.); sleep together, have sexual intercourse (of man and woman)
Tokelau PN.MOTO.1 Moto Punch, strike someone with the fist
Tokelau PN.MOTO.2A Moto (of fruit and vegetables) Green, unripe
Tokelau OC.MOTU.A Motu Be broken, break (of long things such as a stick or rope, also of connection, agreement, etc.); paid off (of accounts)
Tokelau OC.MOTU.B Motu Island, islet
Tokelau MP.MUU.2 Muu Tropical Porgie (Monotaxis grandoculis)
Tokelau PN.MUQA.B Mua Politeness particle, with emphatic effect, which generally follows the verb
Tokelau MP.MURI.1A Muli (of a contest of speed) Be beaten, be last
Tokelau PN.MURI.1B Muli Bottom (of basket, box etc.); base, bottom (of timber, pole, etc.); head, blunt end (of nail, pencil, etc.); bottom, posterior (of people) (vulgar)
Tokelau PN.MULU.1 Mu/mulu Wipe (one's face) with hands (The involuntary action of clearing one's eyes when one wakes from sleep)
Tokelau PN.MULU.2 Mulu Meddle, interfere; masturbate; talk about someone behind his back
Tokelau EO.MU-MUNI Mumuni Hide, conceal
Tokelau FJ.MUNUA Munua Large bass or grouper, about a metre long when fully grown (Epinephelus sp.)
Tokelau PN.MUSU.1A Muhu/muhu Whisper
Tokelau PN.NA.3 Na/e Verbal particle indicating a continuous activity or state in the past
Tokelau PN.NAQA.1 Naa (of young children) Stop crying
Tokelau MP.NAMU.2A Namu Mosquito
Tokelau NP.NANEA Nanea (of food) Plentiful, enough to go round; also applied to food such as fish which have a high proportion of edible material in them
Tokelau PN.NAO Nao Kill (clam) by cutting off the tough cord which anchors it to the coral; extract the flesh (of a clam) by cutting off the cord which holds the two sides of the shell together; a special implement used for this
Tokelau PN.NEFU.2A Ne/nefu (of eyes, spectacles, etc.) Blur, dim; misty, hazy (weather); murky, unclear (water)
Tokelau NP.NEI Nei Demonstrative: this, these (post-nominal); now (post-verbal)
Tokelau PN.NIMO.1 Nimo Disappear, vanish; slip (from one's memory)
Tokelau MP.NIU.1 Niu Coconut tree (Cocos nucifera); its wood or timber; coconut cream
Tokelau CP.NOQA Noa Bind, tie
Tokelau CP.NOQA Noa/noa Bind up, tie up; be confined, detained (e.g. by police)
Tokelau CP.NOQA No/noa Secure, fasten; tie up, bind up
Tokelau MP.NONO.1 Nono Small black flying insect about the size of the sand-fly...
Ifira-Mele MP.NONO.1 Piri/gogo Very small flying insect (gnat, midge, fruit-fly) Phonologically Irregular
Tokelau FJ.NUKU.1 Nuku Village, town; country, place; home
Tokelau EC.NUKU.2 Nuku The people (of the village)
Tokelau PN.NUMI.1 Numi Be tangled; be muddled up, confused; wind, coil around something
Tokelau PN.NUMI.1 Nu/numi Crumple; bundle up; wind (or coil) around something; be mixed up, confused, confusing
Tokelau PN.OO.2 O Yes (in answer to being called by one's name)
Tokelau EO.OFAGA Oofaga Nest, brood (n); to nest, lay eggs in a nest
Tokelau OC.QOHO Oho Provision of food for outing (e.g. fishing voyage); to be provisioned
Tokelau PN.OI.2 Oi Exclamation of surprise or pain
Tokelau FJ.OLO.1 Olo Fortress, shelter (from enemy); stumps, wicket (in cricket) Borrowed
Tokelau PN.ONA-POO Onapoo Days, times
Tokelau PN.QOSO Oho Jump; hop; rush upon; interrupt (in conversation); (of water) overflow; (of sun, moon and stars) rise; (metaphorically, of feelings, illness, etc.) arise, flare up, occur
Waya PN.-NA.4 -(y)a 3rd person singular possessive suffix
Waya PN.-A -a Non-productive suffix indicating abundance of a thing...
Waya OC.QAOA (Y)a(y)awa Tree spp., Ficus pritchardii and F.tinctoria
Waya MP.PIA.1 (Y)abia Arrowroot (Tacca leontopetaloides); starch...
Waya AN.ASA.1 (Y)aca Be held in one hand and drawn sharply across a surface: be filed, ground, grated, sharpened...
Waya FJ.QARA (Y)adra Wake up; awake; good morning!
Waya AN.AGI.1 (Y)agi(y)agi Wind, breeze; blow (obs.)
Waya RO.AKA.B (Y)aka Creeper: Pueraria lobata...
Waya PN.-QAKI.1 -(y)aki Verbal suffix...
Waya CE.AKI (Y)aki Beat, thrash