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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori TA.TUA-TEA Tuuaatea The break on the crest of a wave
Mangareva TA.TUA-TEA Tuatea A heap of objects; a pile of material (such as %maa|) exposed to view. Tas d'étoffes, de vêtements, de nourriture exposé à la vue (Rch). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu PN.TUQA-A-TINA Tuaatina Mother's brother, sister's son
Rennellese PN.TUQA-A-TINA Tuʔaatina Mother's brother
Tokelau PN.TUQA-A-TINA Tuaatina One's mother's brother
Rennellese PN.TUQU-GA.1 Tuʔungaa- Site
Tahitian PN.TUQU-GA.2 Tiaa A company of people; a flock or herd of sheep, goats, &c. Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.TUQU-GAQA Tugaa Come inopportunely; stand in the way, as a rock in the road; situated in an awkward place ,as an abscess where it cannot be lanced
Samoan PN.TUQU-GAQA Tuugaa Far advanced (night); situated in a tender or delicate part of the body (boil etc); critical, insulting (remarks); serious, grave (wound)
Tokelau PN.TUQU-GAQA Tuugaa (Of a place or position of an abscess or boil on one's body) be very delicate and sore; (of a night) be very late, be far advanced
Tahitian NP.TUGAGA Tuaa Lewd, shameless, indecent, profane Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian CE.TUGAANE.* Kunaane Brother or male cousin of a woman
New Zealand Maori CE.TUGAANE.* Tungaane Brother or male cousin of a female
Niue CE.TUGAANE.* Tugaane Brother of a woman, male cousin of a female Problematic
Rarotongan CE.TUGAANE.* Tungaane Brother or male cousin of a female
Tahitian CE.TUGAANE.* Tuʔaane Frère ou cousin d'une personne du sexe féminin
Tuamotu CE.TUGAANE.* Tuŋaane Brother of a woman
Ifira-Mele PN.TUKE.1 Tukaa/umu Firebrand Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.TUKE.2 Madaa/duge/ Corner (of something square or rectangular)
East Futuna PN.TUQULA-LUPE Tulaalupe Deuxieme lunaison futunienne (Constellation)
Pukapuka PN.TUQULA-LUPE Tuulaalupe The planet Jupiter when visible to the west in the evening
Rennellese PN.TUQULA-LUPE Tugaagupe The constellation of Scorpio
Samoan PN.TUQULA-LUPE Tulaalupe Name of a star in the dry season
Tokelau PN.TUQULA-LUPE Tulu-ma/tulaalupa Constellation which appears in July
Hawaiian FJ.TULI.2 Ku/kulu/aaeʔo (Himantopus himantopus)
Niue AN.TULU.1 Tulu/taa Drop of water
Anuta PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Turuaapo Midnight
Penrhyn PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Tuuruahipoo, tuuruai poo, tuuruaai poo Midnight, dead of the night
Rarotongan PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Tuuruaaʔipoo Dead of night, middle of the night
Rennellese PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Tuʔuguaa poo Late night, as between ten and twelve
Samoan PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Vae/luaapoo Midnight Problematic
Sikaiana PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Tuaa poo Midnight Phonologically Irregular
Tikopia PN.TUQU-RUA-POO Turuaapo Middle of the night; midnight in general sense; depth of night
Hawaiian EO.TUMAQA Kuumaa Prefix to numbers, as `umi kuumaakaahi "eleven"
Kapingamarangi EO.TUMAQA Duumaa About, approximately; portion between two round numbers (e.g. 10 and 20); remainder (less than a whole number)
New Zealand Maori EO.TUMAQA Tuumaa Odd number in excess
Ifira-Mele EO.TUMAQA An/tuumaa/ Connects tens to units
Niue EO.TUMAQA Tumaa Approximate counting units (refers to numbers 1 to 9 in units of 10 or greater; comparable to the English expressions "some twenty odd" , "some fifty odd" and so on; can be used to give the impression that the number is larger than the actual one
Penrhyn EO.TUMAQA Tuumaa To be more, more than
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.TUMAQA (N)dumaa Be a numeral above ten
Pukapuka EO.TUMAQA Tuumaa Or more
Rarotongan EO.TUMAQA Tuumaa And some more, more than, ever so many (after numerals)
Hawaiian CE.TUUMATATEGA Kuumaakena Lament, bewail, mourn loudly for the dead, grieve
Tahitian CE.TUUMATATEGA Tumatatea. Tuumataatea (Aca). To stand off at a distance, giving no help, only looking, while others are struggling with work, or some difficulty. Se tenir à l'écart (Jsn). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.TUNU Thunu (trans. tun/aa) Cook; cooking (n)
Waya OC.TUPA Tubaa Generic term for several species of land-crab; (Cardisoma sp.)
Easter Island EP.TUUPAAPAKU Paapaku Dead, deceased; corpse; lean, thin
New Zealand Maori EP.TUUPAAPAKU Tuupaapaku Corpse, cadaver
Penrhyn EP.TUUPAAPAKU Tuupaapaku Ghost, spirit
Rarotongan EP.TUUPAAPAKU Tuupaapaku Corpse, cadaver