.PN    KAINAGA :Some social group, perhaps commoners as opposed to aristocracy
*0  >> CE *mata-kainaga
*3     On reflexes in PN and Micronesian languages, see LPO IV:1.2.6 and VI: 191.
*8     Note. The na- of MAE suggest borrowing from Efate (unless it is a possessive) but the word may well be of PN origin (Clk).
ANU    Kainanga. :Certain social groups said to be descendants of early invaders; clan (Fbg)
EUV    Kainanga. :People not of chiefly rank (Rch)
MAE    Na/kainaga/. :Titled person subordinate to a given person (Cpl)
PUK    Keinanga. :A maternal sub-lineage in a grouping of maternal lineages (Bge)
ROT    Kainaga. :Clan, tribe, race, nation <B> (Cwd)
SAM    Ainaga. :Attendants and minister of the aitu. A child given to the gods or a chief (Prt)
TAH    Einaa. :The female attendants of the queen or chief woman, principally young girls (Dvs)
TIK    Kainanga. :Clan (Fth)
TON    Kainanga. :Populace, people without chiefly rank (Cwd)
TUA    Keina?a. :A group-, band-, body of -followers, -servants, -people who are united by the same -service, -duties; the division of an army; the female attendants of a chiefess (Stn)