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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tongan PN.TE-QA-KU ʔEku My (definite)
Ifira-Mele PN.TE-QA-KU Teaku My, mine (singular, general)
Marquesas PN.EE-NAA Ena Celui-là celle-là, ceux-là, celles-là, cette, cela.
West Futuna NP.TEE-HENA Te na Demonstrative pronoun, singular, near addressee
West Futuna PN.EE-NAA E na Demonstrative pronoun, plural near addressee
West Futuna NP.EE-NEI E nei Demonstrative pronoun, plural near speaker
West Futuna NP.EE-LAA E ra Demonstrative pronoun, plural distant
West Futuna NP.KO-NEI I ku (nei) Here
West Futuna NP.KO-NAA I ko na. I/kona (FUT), i/gona (ANI) (Cpl). There, by you
West Futuna NP.KO-LAA I ko ra. I/kora (FUT), i/gora (ANI) (Cpl). There. Yonder (Cpl).
Ra'ivavae MP.FALE Hare Building, dwelling, house...
Ra'ivavae NP.FALELO Harero A variety of hard, branching coral...
Ra'ivavae PN.FAALIKI Haariʔi To cover the hot stones of a native oven with a section of crushed banana-trunk; to cover or spread over with leaves or mats; to welcome, entertain as a guest
Ra'ivavae PN.FA-LIU Haariu To turn, veer round (or partially round)
Ra'ivavae PN.FAALOO.A Haroo To tighten the final lashing of a canoe by taking three to four turns of the lashing around a small forked levering-stick, and pulling the lashing taut
Ra'ivavae NP.FAALOA Haaroa A variety of fish
Ra'ivavae FJ.SALU.2 Haru To seize, grasp vigorously or violently; to rape; to take by force
Ra'ivavae PN.SALULU Haruru To thunder, rumble, resound...as thunder, pounding surf or a great drum
Ra'ivavae NP.FATA.2 Fata Loose, gaping open
Ra'ivavae OC.FATI.A Hati Break off, broken off; struck down; turned aside (as leader of a school of fish, into a net); dispersed, routed
Ra'ivavae NP.FATI-GA Hatiiŋaarima The wrist
Ra'ivavae MP.FATU.1A Hatu To interlace, interweave, twine...as sprigs of flowers or leaves...; to twist something around anything
Ra'ivavae AN.FATU.2A Hatu A stone; the core of a boil
Ra'ivavae CE.FATU.4 Hatu A lord, master; an owner, proprietor...; the guardian-god of a temple
Ra'ivavae OC.FAQU.1 Hau To tie, tie together
Ra'ivavae PN.FAQU.2 Hau A kind of highly ornamental head-dress having plumes and other ornaments and decorations
Ra'ivavae MP.FAU.A Hau The hibiscus tree (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
Ra'ivavae EO.FAQU-LUA Haurua To tie two canoes together in such a fashion that the outriggers are on the outside; a double canoe, catamaran
Ra'ivavae OC.SAU.3 Hau A government, administration, domain; peace...to be at peace
East Futuna EC.TEE.2* Leʔe Ne pas exister, ne pas y avoir (suivi de l'article indéfini singulier ou se pluriel ni)
Kapingamarangi EC.TEE.2* Haga/lee Nothing, not, not present, be absent
Samoan EC.TEE.2* Lee Preposed particle not, do...not
East Futuna SO.TEQE-AI Leʔ/ikiai see.:Not yet
East Futuna SO.TEQE-AI ʔEeʔ/ai No, not, non-existent. This may be replacing lee`ai
East Futuna SO.TEQE-AI Leeʔ/ai No, not, non-existent
East Futuna PN.MAQA.2 Ma ʔa- (with singular pronominal possessors); ma (otherwise) Pour (possession éloignée)
East Futuna PN.MOQO Mo ʔo (with singular pronominal possessors), mo (elsewhere) Pour
West Futuna NP.NA.2 Ni(a) Possessive (predicate) marker
Kapingamarangi NP.NA.2 Ni(aa) Possessive particle
Kapingamarangi EP.NO Ni(o(o))- Possessive marker
West Futuna EP.NO Ni(o)- Possessive (predicate) marker
Nukuoro EP.NO Ni Belonging to
Niue EP.NO Noo Your (sing.) (obs.)
Tokelau NP.T-OO.5 To Particle occurring in dual and plural form s o f 1st and 3rd person definite, class-O possessive pronouns
West Futuna PN.A-TE-.1 Ata/ate Follows prepositions i and ki before singular pronouns
West Futuna NP.LIKO.3 Riko-fia To appear (of person, ghost, etc.) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna FJ.LIKA Riko-fia To appear (of person, ghost etc.) Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.TE-QA Taa (Particle) belonging to - combines with the dual and plural personal pronouns
Hawaiian PN.TE-QA Kaa Poss. Of, belonging to (a-class), as in the possessives Kaa kakou etc.
Penrhyn PN.TE-QA Taa-/Ta-/Taa (part(poss)) Marking definite dominant possession: of