Protoform: FAFA.1 [AN] Carry on back
Description: | Carry on back |
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Reconstruction: | Reconstructs to AN: Austronesian |
Notes: | *0 >> CE *waha.1 |
Pollex entries:
Language | Reflex | Description | Source |
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Anuta | Papa | To carry a person (generally a small child) on one's back, piggyback-fashion; to be carried in such a fashion | (Fbg) |
Arosi | Baha | Pickaback | (Fox) |
East Futuna | Fafa | Carry on back , carry child on back (I) | (Gzl) |
East Uvea | Fafa | Carry on the back | (Rch) |
Easter Island | Haha | To carry a person on one's back | (Fts) |
Emae | Fafa/a | Carry person on one's back, piggy back | (Cpl) |
Fijian | Vava | Carry on back | (Cpl) |
Ifira-Mele | Fafa | Ride on someone's back | (Clk) |
Ifira-Mele | Ffa/ia | Carry on back | (Clk) |
Lau | Fafa | Carry a person on one's back | (Ivs) |
Luangiua | Ha/haha | Carry on back | (Smd) |
Luangiua | Haaha/ʔe, haaʔahe | Piggy back | (Smd) |
Luangiua | Haha/ʔe | Mother Problematic | (Smd) |
Marquesas | Haha tekao (MQN), fafa teʔao (MQS) | Mouchard, rapporteur; sneak, tattletale Problematic | (Chf) |
Mota | Pepe | Pickaback Problematic | (Cdn) |
Nggela | Papa | Pickaback | (Fox) |
Niuafoʔou | Fafa | Carry on back | (Dye) |
Niue | Fafa | Carry on back | (Sph) |
Nuguria | Haha | Carry, pack on back | (Dvl) |
Pukapuka | Wawa | Carry a person on back | (Sby) |
Rennellese | Baba | Carry on shoulder or back Phonologically Irregular | (Ebt) |
Saʔa | Haha | Carry on the back | (Ivs) |
Samoan | Fafa | Carry on back | (Prt) |
Sikaiana | Papa | Carry a child on one's back Phonologically Irregular | (Dnr) |
Takuu | Ffaa, ppaa | Carry someone on the back; cloth used for tying a child on one's back | (Mle) |
Takuu | Faka/ppaa | Put on one's back (as a child) | (Hwd) |
Tokelau | Fafa | Carry (a person or load) on one's back | (Sma) |
Tongan | Fafa | Carry on back | (Cwd) |
Tongan | Fáfa | To carry on the back | (Mar) |
Tuvalu | Fafo | Carry a person or child on one's back | (Rby) |
Vaeakau-Taumako | Haha | To carry something on back | (Grn) |
Vaeakau-Taumako | Paapaa | Carry a child by tying it with a cloth to one’s back, side or front, carry (a person) Phonologically Irregular | (Hvn) |
West Futuna | Fafa | To carry piggy back (a customary manner of carrying a young child) | (Dty) |
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