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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese SO.FATI-GA-LEQO Hatingaa geʔo Speaking, speech, pronunciation, voice
New Zealand Maori CE.FAATINO Whaatino Drift, glide
Tahitian CE.FAATINO Fatino To move slowly, as a cat watching its prey; to go slyly and slowly, as a thief, that he may secure his prey
Tuvalu NP.FATITILI.* Fatitili Thunder
Hawaiian NP.FATITILI.* ((Haa)ki)kili, hekili Thunder
Emae NP.FATITILI.* Fatitiri Thunder
New Zealand Maori NP.FATITILI.* Whatitiri Thunder
Luangiua NP.FATITILI.* Haakili Banged together Problematic
Penrhyn NP.FATITILI.* Haatitiri Thunder
Pukapuka NP.FATITILI.* Watitili Thunder
Tikopia NP.FATITILI.* Fatitiri Thunder
Tuamotu NP.FATITILI.* Fatitiri Thunder
West Uvea NP.FATITILI.* Fatetili (1860) (Balad)
East Futuna ??.FATI-UKU Fatiku Mesure ancienne de tissu correspondant à la distance entre la main d'un bras étendu et la coude de l'autre bras étendu; chute de tissu
New Zealand Maori ??.FATI-UKU Whatianga Unit of measure (from elbow to fingertip) Problematic
Nukuoro ??.FATI-UKU Hadiugu A unit of linear measure (from the end of an outstretched hand to the bent elbow of the other arm
Takuu ??.FATI-UKU Hati uku Unit of measurement, from the fingertip of one hand to the extended elbow of the other arm
Aitutaki CE.FAATOO Too Fight, strike, beat, ravish, rape Problematic
Hawaiian CE.FAATOO Haakoo/koo Wrestling; to wrestle
New Zealand Maori CE.FAATOO Whaatoo/too Wrestle
Penrhyn CE.FAATOO Haatoo Wrestle, fight
Tahitian CE.FAATOO To To wrestle Problematic
Tahitian CE.FAATOO Taputoo Lutter, se battre Problematic
Tuamotu CE.FAATOO Faatoo Struggle, scuffle, strive...as body to body without weapons
East Futuna SF.FATOTO Fatoto, fateto Mange donc! (terme de colère)
Samoan SF.FATOTO Fato To eat (only used in abuse)
Easter Island MP.FATU.1A Hatu Weave a hat or a rug
Easter Island MP.FATU.1A Haa/hatu Fold, pleat
Tuvalu MP.FATU.1A Fatu Weave
Tuvalu MP.FATU.1A Fatu/aki Begin to weave
East Futuna MP.FATU.1A Fatu-ʔaki Plait (as a floor/sleeping mat)
East Uvea MP.FATU.1A Fatu/aki te fala Commencer une natte
Hawaiian MP.FATU.1A Haku Braid (as a lei), plait (as feathers)
New Zealand Maori MP.FATU.1A Whatu Finger-weave, a technique in which the weft takes a half or twist around each warp. Used in the manufacture of the fabric used to make cloaks
Marquesas MP.FATU.1A Fatu (MQS), hatu (MQN) Lier, attacher une choise à une autre;couvrir une maison avec des feuilles
Nuguria MP.FATU.1A Hatu Mutterscheide Problematic
Nukuoro MP.FATU.1A Hadu/ me llanga Lay out plaited work
Luangiua MP.FATU.1A Haku Weave
Penrhyn MP.FATU.1A Hatu To plait ; to lead a work, start
Pukapuka MP.FATU.1A Watu Weave, plait; make (a wreath)
Rarotongan MP.FATU.1A ʔAtu Put together (as a wreath)
Samoan MP.FATU.1A Fatu Commence plaiting, fasten floats to a net
Sikaiana MP.FATU.1A Hatu To weave
Tahitian MP.FATU.1A Fatu To plait or braid; to weave
Tikopia MP.FATU.1A Fatu Begin weaving a mat; join cords together
Tokelau MP.FATU.1A Fatu (Of mats etc.) weave (by interlacing the weaving strands)
Tongan MP.FATU.1A Fatu Begin making a mat
Tuamotu MP.FATU.1A Fatu Weave, interlace, make a wreath; do up the hair, commence plaiting
Tuvalu PN.FATU.1B Fatu Compose, plan
East Futuna PN.FATU.1B Fatu Composer un chant