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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Hawaiian PN.TE-QA-U Kaau Second person singular possessive pronoun A-class
Rarotongan PN.TE-QA-U Taaʔau Pronominal cplx taa(-) plus -'au Your, yours
Takuu PN.TE-QA-U Too/ta-au Second person singular possessive pronoun, singular possessum. /ta-au/ = inalienable possession
Tahitian PN.TE-QA-U Too Second person singular possessive pronoun, neutral
Tuamotu PN.TE-QA-KU Taaku S. My; the emphatic possessive
Penrhyn PN.TE-QA-U Tau 2nd person, singular, definite, dominant possession: your, yours
Sikaiana PN.TE-QA-U Tau [Possessive pronoun, 2nd person singular for singular alienable objects] your
Tuamotu PN.TE-QA-U Taau S. Thy, your; the possessive
Tongan PN.TE-QA-NA (He)ʔene Third person singular possessive A-class
Niue PN.TE-QA-NA Haana Third person singular possessive
Tuvalu PN.TE-QA-NA Tena/tana Third person singular possessive, singular object. A-class optionally marked on /tana/. /tena/ is a neutralised form
New Zealand Maori PN.TE-QA-NA Taana (Determiner) his, her (referring to one item) - often followed by a noun but can stand without one
Samoan PN.TE-QA-NA Lana Third person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class A, with singular reference)
West Futuna PN.TE-QA-NA Tiana Third person singular possessive A-class, singular object
Rennellese PN.TE-QA-NA Tana/taʔana Third person singular possessive A-class
Hawaiian PN.TE-QA-NA Kaana Third person singular possessive A-class
Penrhyn PN.TE-QA-NA Tana (pron(poss)) 3rd person, singular, definite, dominant possession: his, her, its; his, hers, its
Rarotongan PN.TE-QA-NA Tana/taana Poss. Pron. His, her, hers, he, she
Takuu PN.TE-QA-NA Tana/ta ana Third person singular possessive, singular object. /ta ana/ optionally indicates inalienable possession
Tahitian PN.TE-QA-NA Taana Third person singular possessive A-class
Sikaiana PN.TE-QA-NA Tana Possessive pronoun, third person singular for singular alienable objects. His, her
Tuamotu PN.TE-QA-NA Taana His, hers; its; the non-emphatic possessive; 1Jhis term often ignores the a vs. 0 [explicit vs. implicit] distinctions, and emphasizes the object possessed rather than the possessor
Tuvalu PN.TE-O-U Tou Second person singular, singular definite object, O-class possessive pronoun
Rennellese PN.TE-O-U Tau/teau/taʔau Second person singular simple A-class possessive
Samoan PN.TE-O-U Lou Second person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class O, with singular reference). Your
Mangaia PN.TE-O-U Toʔou Your (possessive), yours
Tuamotu PN.TE-O-U Toou/tooʔu Your, thy; the possessive second singular
Takuu CE.TOO.4 Too Your, singular possessor, singular object, neutral
Tuamotu CE.TOO.4 Too Thy, the possessive
New Zealand Maori TA.HEI Hei Be bound or entangled; tie round the neck, snare by the neck
Tahitian TA.HEI Hei To entangle and catch fish in a net; to be in a state of entanglement, as fish in a net
Ra'ivavae TA.HEI Hei To be encircled, caught, enmeshed (as in a net); hooked, as a fish; to encircle; to catch fish
Ra'ivavae TT.HEIVA Heiva A figure dance in which concentric circles of dancers move in opposite directions...
Ra'ivavae TT.HEIVA Heiva The delivery of a child; the labor of childbirth... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian TT.HEIVA Heiva A dance, an assembly for dancing
Tuamotu TT.HEIVA Heiva To wage war, engage in a war... Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu TT.HEIVA Heiva To deliver a child (as a midwife) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu TT.HEIVA Heiva A chant of admiration
Ra'ivavae NP.SEMO Hemo To be out-distanced, overcome, surpassed (as in a contest or sport); to be vanquished, subdued, overcome
Ra'ivavae NP.FENUA.*A Henua Land, country; soil, earth
Ra'ivavae PN.FEO Heo A variety of coral rock; it is hard, slightly rough on the surface but close-garined and heavy, whitish or light gray in color...
Ra'ivavae PN.FELA Hera Twisted to one side (as the navel); wry (as an eye) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Ra'ivavae CE.TU-FERA Tuuhera To lie down on the back, spreading the legs apart, as in readiness for coitus (used principally in erotic chants and religious discourse)
Ra'ivavae EO.SELE.3 Here Beloved, dear; to love with tenderness and deep affection, as a parent; sweetheart, loved one, darling
Ra'ivavae CP.SELE.1A Here A slip-noose, running knot; to ensnare, surround; tie up, fasten with cords...
Ra'ivavae CE.SERU Heru To scratch up earth or surface rubbish from here and there
Ra'ivavae TA.PA-SERU Paheru To poke about, rummage; to dash about catching up fish, as in a net...
Tongan PN.TE-O-NA Hono Third person singular objective possessive ordinary form
Hawaiian PN.TE-O-NA Kona His, her, its
Tahitian PN.TE-O-NA Toona Third person singular possessive, strong possession. His her, hers