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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Mangareva CE.SEKE.2 ʔEke Se retirer d'un combat
Tahitian CE.SEKE.2 Hee To be in a discharged or banished condition, as one turned out of his place
Tuamotu CE.SEKE.2 Heke To dash away, flee (of a group); to go, proceed, usually by water; to take passage on a ship, migrate; to go, return to the village
New Zealand Maori CE.SEKE.2 Heke Migrate; party of emigrants, migration
Easter Island EC.SEKE.1B Heke Deflowered
Tikopia CE.SEKE.2 Seke Launch or land canoe Problematic
Takuu CE.SEKE.2 Seke (of a school of fish) Move from one reef location to another
Nukuoro EC.SEKE.1B S/sege tama Miscarriage, abortion (spontaneous)
Samoan SO.SEKE.1C Seʔe To be dislocated, of a joint
Tokelau SO.SEKE.1C Heke Dislocated
Tokelau NP.SEKE.1D Heke/heke (of a boat etc.) Travel along downhill or downwind
Takuu NP.SEKE.1D Haka/seke Sail a canoe with a tail wind; (of a boat) travel in a following sea; glide, as of a canoe through water; drift
Tuvalu SO.SEKE.1C Seke To be out of joint, disjointed (of body limbs), sprained
Nukuoro SO.SEKE.1C Sege Dislocated
Ifira-Mele NP.SEKE.1D Ee/seke tʔmatagi Sail with the wind
Tuamotu NP.SEKE.1D Haka/heke To be carried, blown along on the wind
Tuamotu EC.SEKE.1B Haka/heke To miscarry; purging
Penrhyn NP.SEKE.1D Hakaseke/seke To sail with the wind
Niue EO.TASA Taha One; a, an, another
Tongan EO.TASA Taha One
Vaeakau-Taumako SO.FAKA-TIU.* Hua/hiu Wind from northwest
Luangiua SO.FAKANAVA Ha(a)ŋava Tree sp., big flower. Big tree, parts of house. Phonologically Irregular
Luangiua SO.FAKANAVA ŋava Tree sp. with edible berries Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka SO.FAKANAVA Wakanava A tree (Cordia subcordata)
Sikaiana SO.FAKANAVA Hakanava Tree sp. (Sea Trumpet?) used for making house posts, etc.
Takuu SO.FAKANAVA (H)akanava Tree (Cordia subcordata) whose timber is used for house posts and whose flowers decorate dancers
Tikopia SO.FAKANAVA Fakanava Tree (Cordia subcordata)
Vaeakau-Taumako SO.FAKANAVA Huanava A big tree. (Cordia subcordata) (Hnh).
Motu PN.TALO-TALO Talotalo Plante (Celosia argentea) (sa feuille contient une gomme cicatrisante)
Niue PN.TALO-TALO Talotalo Lily (Crinum spp.); an introduced ornamental (Caladium bicolor)
Tokelau PN.TALO-TALO (Lau)talotalo Spider Lily (Crinum asiaticum)
Samoan PN.TALO-TALO Lau/talotalo Crinum asiaticum, Monsoon Lily, Spider Lily
Tuvalu PN.TALO-TALO Talotalo Spider Lily (Crinum asiaticum)
Tongan PN.TALO-TALO Tolotalo Spider Lily (Crinum asiaticum)
Tongan OC.FANUA-MAMALA Malamala ʔa fonua Alternative name for fonua mamala
Tongan OC.FANUA-MAMALA Fonua malala Niua name for fonua mamala
East Futuna XW.TIPI.4 Vaa/tipi Liane servant à lier les chevrons aux poteaux de la maison (Entada phaseoloides)
Tongan PN.MAMAGI Mamangi Shrub sp.; variety of yam (Rabone)
Samoan PN.MAMAGI Mamagi Possibly another name for mamalupe (Faradaya amicorum)
East Futuna SO.MAGI Magi/magi Difforme; être handicapé
Tikopia SO.MAGI Mangi Wasted, from sickness
Samoan SO.MAGI Ma/magi Ulceration of penis
Samoan SO.MAGI Magi/magi/noa Applied to a convalescent from sickness
East Uvea SO.MAGE Mage/mage Sec, desséché
Samoan SO.MAGE Mage/mage Kelara or mechanical feet, a condition in which the feet become pitted owing to walking barefoot on lava, etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Kapingamarangi SO.MAGE Manga To turn brown (from eating), to tan in the sun Problematic
Tongan PN.SEI-LALA Heilala (Garcinia sessilis) Small tree, flowers highly esteemed and strung into leis
Samoan PN.SEI-LALA Seilala (Garcinia sessilis) (rare)
Fijian PN.SEI-LALA See-lala A seedless mangrove; sterile, of a tree or sow Problematic
East Uvea PN.SEI-LALA Heilala Mili [ointment] contre les furoncles Uncertain Semantic Connection