Protoform: AWATEA.* [CE] Late morning to early afternoon, midday

Description: Late morning to early afternoon, midday
Reconstruction: Reconstructs to CE: Central-Eastern Polynesian
Notes:

*0 << NP *qao-atea
*8 Note. TIK, ANU considered to be an independent innovation.

Pollex entries:

Language Reflex Description Source
Hawaiian Awakea Noon (Pki)
Mangareva Avatea Midi (Rch)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Avatea Afternoon, noon, daytime (Krk)
Marquesas Oatea Jour, grand jour Phonologically Irregular (Dln)
Marquesas Ou ah dare Day break or dawn (Rbs)
Marquesas Ouʔwaʔ, dare Morning twilight (Rbs)
Marquesas Wauàtéia Noon (THT); day opposed to night [Nukuhiva Dialect]. (Crk)
New Zealand Maori Awatea Broad daylight (Wms)
Penrhyn Avatea Daytime (Sta)
Raʔivavae Avatea Midday; the period from about ten o'clock a.m. to two o'clock p.m. (Stn)
Rapa K/avatea Noon (Grn)
Rarotongan Avatea Forenoon nine to twelve (Bse)
Tahitian Avatea Le midi, la mi-journée de 10 h à 15 h (Lmt)
Tuamotu Avatea Late morning to early afternoon (Stn)

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