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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan XW.VAVAE.* Vavae Kapok (Ceiba pentandra); also possibly the original name for the indigenous cotton sp. (Gossypium hirsutum), now rare.
East Futuna FJ.PUA.1A Pua/tala, pua/fiti Frangipanier (Plumeria sp.)
East Futuna FJ.PUA-PUA.2 Puapua Nom d'une plante à fleurs blanches tres odoriférantes
Hawaiian CP.WILI.1B Wiliwili Tree sp. (Erythrina sandwicensis) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan AN.SALATO Halato (Tafahi) Stinging-nettle tree sp. (Dendrocnide harveyi)
Waya AN.SALATO Salato (Dendrocnide harveyi)
Tongan PN.MAAFAQI Mafaʔi Creeper sp. (Luffa cylindrica)
East Futuna PN.MAAFAQI Maafai Liane grimpante très dure (sorte de cornichon sauvage)
Tuvalu CP.SAGALE Sagale Type of tree.
Tuvalu CP.SAGALE Sagale Type of tree.
Tuvalu CP.SAGALE Hangale Tree sp. (Lemnitzera littorea)
Tongan PN.LAU-PATA Loupata Tree sp. (Macaranga harveyana)
Samoan PN.LAU-PATA Laupata The name of a tree (Mallotus roxburghianus)
Niue PN.MUTIE Mootie Grass (generic term) Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana ??.TULUMA Tuluma A hand carved wooden cyclinder used for storing special items, especially the bonito hooks {paa}
Takuu ??.TULUMA Turuna, turuma Tubular wooden container for turmeric, sealed at one end and covered with fine plaiting
Samoan ??.TULUMA Tulula A basket to keep oil-bottles in; a foreign boat Phonologically Irregular
Niue ??.TULUMA Tulula Boat (said to be a Samoan word). [?Samoan] A big, noisy, rusty vehicle; an old monstrosity of a vehicle ) (Sph). Borrowed
Austral Islands TA.MATIE Matie Grass spp. (Enchinochloa, Panicum, Thuarea, Eleusine)
Mangaia TA.MATIE Matie Green; hard-stalked grasses and sedges in general (those having softer stalks called mauku)
Tuamotu TA.MATIE Matie A small-bladed, self-spreading variety of grass (Lepturus repens)
Mangaia MP.MAHUKU Mauku Soft-stalked grasses and sedges in general (mostly introduced as fodder grasses); water-grass (purple flower, good for feeding pigs)
Samoan OC.MAKO.3 Maʔo Tree spp. including (Trichospermum richei) and (Melochia odorata)
Tongan MP.KULU-KULU.3 Kulukulu K. tree with inedible red fruit (Rubiaceae)
Tongan MP.KULU-KULU.3 Kulukulu/fa Small tree sp. (Meryta macrophylla). Called kulukulu on 'Eua.
Samoan MP.KULU-KULU.3 Ma/ʔuluʔulu Tree sp. (Meryta macrophylla)
Waya MP.KULU-KULU.3 Kulukulu Tree sp. (Dillenia biflora)
Waya OC.MAKO.3 Mako Tree taxon, Unknown, poss. Trichospermum richii
Tongan FJ.LATA.2 Lata Shrub sp. (Sophora tomentosa) ["Nowadays few people know this name."]
Austral Islands FJ.LATA.2 Rata (Metrosideros collina) (Ra'ivavae)
Samoan PN.MAASOAQA Niu maasoaa Sago palm (Metroxylon warburgii)
East Futuna SO.QOTA.3 Ota Sagoutier (Metroxylon vitiense)
Tongan PN.TAKAFALU Takafalu Small tree sp. (Micromelum minutum)
Samoan PN.TAKAFALU Talavalu, talavalu (Micromelum minutum) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.TAKAFALU Tamafalu, talafalu, taʔa mafalu (Micromelum minutum) Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.TAKAFALU Taka(taka)palu Small tree sp. (Micromelum minutum). Possibly also (Allophylus cobbe). Phonologically Irregular
Anuta FJ.GASAU Ngatao Arrow (also other projectiles e.g. bullet) Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva CE.NONO.2* Nono Petit arbre (Morinda citrifolia) (Rubiacées)
Mangaia CE.NONO.2* Nono Indian mulberry (Morinda citrifera)
Hawaiian CE.NONI.2 Noni Troubled, agitated, perplexed, confused; to mix
Penrhyn CE.NONI.2 Noni To scramble for, rush for, rush to get something; to mix up what should not be mixed up
New Zealand Maori CE.NONI.2 Noni Crooked, bent
Mangareva CE.NONI.2 Noni Blessure, faiblesse; infirme; boiter, clocher; marcher avec vaillance quoique malade, faible ou blessé
Emae MP.WAA-WAA.2B Vaavaa Rope, cord, string; vine; vine connecting joists and beams
Fijian MP.WAA-WAA.2B Waa Vine, creeper of any kind; string, bandage
Waya MP.WAA-WAA.2B Waa Generic for scrambling and climbing plants; creeper, vine; cord, rope, string, line
Ifira-Mele MP.WAA-WAA.2B Vaavaa Rope, fishing line
West Futuna MP.WAA-WAA.2B Vava/poŋi (ANI) Creeper for tying
Waya FJ.WAA-WAA.2A Waa(waa) Intestines, innards, guts
Niue MP.WAA-WAA.2B Vaa Plant sp., high-climbing liana (Flagellaria gigantea) (traditionally used as rope...); angel vine (Dendrobium biflorum). Climbing plant (Flagellaria gigantea) (McE).