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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn PN.MA-FOLA Maasora-hia To loosen [ex. hair] Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CK.RAGA Ranga-ʔia To search for something
Mangaia CK.RAGA Ranga (pass. rangaaʔia) Look around for, seek for
Manihiki-Rakahanga AN.UA.1 Ua-hia Lashing in house construction
Nukuoro PN.QALU.C Alu/alu/mia Send away
Nuguria PN.QALU.C Aru-mia Call for a person to come (vt)
Nukumanu PN.QALU.C Aru (pass. aruhia) Invite
Marquesas PN.TALAAO ʔEiao kiki Loche sanguine (Cephalopholis sexmaculata) Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn FJ.AA-NINI Aniania Fatigued Problematic
Penrhyn PN.KAAIGA.A Kaiing, kianga Country, land
Penrhyn PN.KAI-HAQA.A Kaia, kai kai a Robbers
Penrhyn AN.AKA.A Ka/i/hara Aerial roots of pandanus
Rarotongan AN.AKA.A Ka/i/ʔara The aerial brace-roots of the pandanus tree
Penrhyn NP.NUI.1 Kia nui taku roro Let my measure of *roro* be full
Penrhyn FJ.QAOGA Onga/tia Disgust at having to labour Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.LAU-MANU Raumanu/hia Accompanied by aflock of hovering birds; said when birds follow and feed upon a school of fish
Tuamotu CE.RAU-KAWA Raukava Some part of the sacred regalia of a chief or high priest
Samoan PN.LAU-MANU Laumanu/ʔia Be discussed, talked about Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan CE.RAU-KAWA Lauʔava Food eaten on the burial of a chief
Penrhyn AN.RAKU Saku-hia To scrape Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu TA.TUU-KAU.B Tuukau A social overlord, predominant chief...; a steward, mate; the housekeeper of an *ariki*
Rarotongan TA.HAFA.C ʔEiaʔa Don't (weaker than *auraka, and often cautionary rather than imperative)
Penrhyn TA.FAKA-MASARA Hakamahara/hanga Memory, memorial, recollection
Mangaia TA.HOROGA ʔOoronga-ʔia Give; generous
Manihiki-Rakahanga TA.huri- Huri/hia Hurricane
Penrhyn TA.huri- Huri/hia Hurricane
Rarotongan TA.huri- ʔUri/ʔia Hurricane, cyclone
Mangaia TA.huri- ʔUri/ʔia Hurricane
Penrhyn TA.MAAORO Maaoro-hia To rub, massage
Mangaia TA.MAAORO Maaoro Rub, massage, make smooth (of matting material *paapaa*)
Tahitian TA.GUTU-FARE ʔUtu/aa/fare Maison familiale; famille, ceux qui habitent la même maison
Easter Island PN.AI.2 Aii/ŋa Estada, existencia
East Futuna PN.TUKU-GA Tuukuga Spécialité, art
Rarotongan TA.WALE-GA Varenga Engrossed, beguiled, distracted, absorbed; become familiar, tame, lose shyness
Penrhyn CE.TAA-WAI Taavai-a, -hia Add water, dilute; mix, blend
Rarotongan CE.TAA-WAI Taavai-a, -ʔia Add liquid to something
Manihiki-Rakahanga TA.TAPE.1 Tau/tape Small rectangular apron of plaited material
East Futuna PN.TAPA.1B Tapa Chutes de tissu, natte ou *siapo*
Samoan PN.TAPA.1B Tapa One of the white borders of a *siapo*
Rarotongan PN.LOGA Group (of people, but not used before *ariki*, *rangatira*, *mataʔiapo* or *metua*)
Marquesas PN.PATI.1 Biddekái To clap the hands, held flat, intermediately between the strokes with hollow hands, called *butu*
Marquesas EP.E-IA H/aia Behold!
Marquesas EP.KORE-GA Koáia Foolish; a convulsion fit
Marquesas AN.MATUQA.A Madúa Fellow, whether used with affection, familiarity or contempt. A wife generally addresses her husband by this term.
Marquesas AN.MAQOHA Móà To dress food thoroughly, especially in the oven
East Uvea PN.POO.1B Ko po ʔe fia? Combien y a-t-il de jours?
Rennellese PN.POO.1B Poo hia? How many days?
Rarotongan PN.POO.1B Poo Special day, celebrated occasion: poo kai, a day of feasting
Rarotongan CE.POO.1C Poo The Polynesian underworld; the Christian hell
Pukapuka CE.POO.1C Poo The Underworld; burial ground...