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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nuguria PN.TALI.2B Tari/atu Answer (a call)
Pukapuka PN.TALI.2B Tali Return gift of less value than first gift
Samoan PN.TALI.2B Tali Answer
Tokelau PN.TALI.2B Tali Answer, reply; respond, react
Tongan PN.TALI.2B Tali To answer; to respond or react to
Tuvalu PN.TALI.2B Tali Reply, answer
Tahitian AN.TALI.3A Tari Stalk of fruit
Tokelau OC.TAMA.1A Tama Child of both parents (i.e. father and mother who produced him); child of a woman (i.e. son or daughter); boy(s)
Waya MP.SAGA.2 Ba/saga Bifurcate, forked, crotched; crotch or fork (in a branch, road etc.)
Tokelau AN.TANU Tanu Bury; (met.) forgive, forget
Tokelau EO.TAQO.1 Tao Roast in an oven, bake
Tokelau OC.TAQO.2A Tao/mia Be caught under something
Tokelau OC.TAQO.2A Ta/tao Hold something down with weight, press, push down
Tokelau PN.TAPA.4 Tapa Call to someone, call for something; roll-call, the calling of names to ascertain attendance
Tokelau NP.TAA-POLA Taapola A carrier woven from a coconut frond, used in carrying pandanus leaves
Tokelau CP.TAA-PUI Tapui (of land, fruit, etc.) Be placed under a taboo or a prohibition...
Tokelau SO.TAPU-VAQE Tapuvae Ankle; trotter(s) of a pig
Tokelau PN.TATAU.2 Tatau Be fitting, proper, necessary; must, etc.
Tokelau PN.TAU.2 Tau/tau Hang up, be hanging
Tokelau MP.TAU.5 Tau Land, arrive; hit (a target); anchor, moor; (of a school of fish) become stationary or settle down in one place
Tokelau PN.TAU-QA Taua War, battle, fighting
Tokelau PN.TAU-LA Taula Anchor (n,v); anchor line; traditional line fishing while the canoe is anchored
Nukumanu PN.TAU-MULI Taumuri Stern
Pukapuka PN.TAU-MULI Taumuli Person at stern of canoe guiding the canoe
Tikopia PN.TAU-MULI Taumuri Stern of vessel
Tokelau PN.TAU-MULI Taumuli Stern (of canoe or boat)
Tongan PN.TAU-MULI Taumuli Stern (of a boat); captain of a shark-catching expedition
East Futuna PN.TAU-MULI Taumuli Poupe
Anuta PN.TAU-MULI Taumuri Stern of canoe or other vessel
Tokelau EO.TAU-TAHI Tautai Master fisherman, skipper, or captain of a boat; to steer, direct
Tokelau PN.TEQE.2 Tee Be bulging, stick out
Tokelau FJ.TEKE.2 Teke Prop up; lean (v); a piece of wood bound to coconut trunk for climber to stand on while cutting bunches
Tokelau CP.TEKE.4 Te/teke Refuse, decline; oppose, object to; resist, stand against
Tokelau NP.TE-TASI Teetahi Singular article: the other, a certain one
Tokelau PN.TIQAKI Tiaki Throw away, discard, get rid of; leave, abandon
Tokelau PN.TIALE Tiale/tiale The shrub, Gardenia, which has fragrant flowers
Tokelau OC.TIFA.1A Tifa Pearl Oyster (Meleagrina sp.), which produces mother of pearl; mother of pearl shell, highly valued for making skipjack lures
Tokelau CP.TIKO.A Ti/tiko Defecate, move the bowels (not polite)
Waya CE.PEKA-PEKA.2 Vaka/beka Have doubts (about the authenticity of something), be unbelieving, skeptical
Waya CC.PII.2B Bii Many, numerous, much, a lot
Tokelau PN.TILA Tila Mast
Tokelau AN.TINAQE.A Tinae Fat (n) (of fish); be rich, fat (of fish-food) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau OC.TINO.A Tino Body; corpse; person
Tokelau SO.TINO-.B Tino- Classifying prefix used in counting people, skipjack, octopus and birds, and referring to a unit of ten
Tongan PN.TINO.C Sino/ʔi meʔa The thing itself, the concrete reality
Tongan PN.TINO.C Sino/emeʔa Above all
Tokelau MP.TIO.2 Tio Mollusc (Vermetus sp.); hard coral-like material or shell of the mollusc, found in brain coral....
Tokelau MP.TIPA Tipa Glide sideways in the air or water; (met.) go away, walk away
Tokelau OC.TIPI.1A Tipi Cut, slice; be operated on, amputated, cut off, circumcised; slash, lower, reduce (wages etc.)
Tokelau PN.TITI.2 Titi Traditional leaf-skirt...