Protoform: FANA.2 [MP] Hot; heat n

Description:	Hot; heat n
Reconstruction:	Reconstructs to MP: Malayo-Polynesian
Notes:	0 >> PN ma-fana "warm", faka-fana "re-heat cooked food" 5 PMP panas "warm, hot" (ACD). 8 Note. While the root is found throughout PN it is found as a free form meaning "hot, heat" only in EP and KAP which makes it a candidate for uniquely shared retention in CC.

Pollex entries:

Language	Reflex	Description	Source
Easter Island	Hana	Hot, warm; heat n.; feel warm	(Fts)
Emae	Fan/fana/sia	Heat up (cooked food)	(Cpl)
Hawaiian	Ha(ha)na	Hot, warm; heat	(Pki)
Kapingamarangi	Hana	Hot (not in Lbr)	(Ebt)
Mangareva	ʔA/ʔana	Chaleur; chauffer	(Rch)
Mangareva	Ana/ana	Chaleur étouffante	(Rch)
Manihiki-Rakahanga	Ta/hana	To rewarm or re-cook food	(Sve)
Marquesas	Ha/hana (NKH-Atl).	Piquant, cuisant, brulant, comme le poivre	(Dln)
Marquesas	Hánna	To be warm in affection or anger	(Crk)
Marquesas	Pi/hana/hana (MQS-Atl).	Cuisant, piquant, âpre. Spicy (Atl).	(Lch)
New Zealand Maori	Hana	Radiate heat, shine, glow; source of heat and light	(Wms)
Niue	Fana/hi	Apply something hot as a treatment for sickness; to hit with bare hands, cuff Problematic	(Sph)
Raʔivavae	Hana	To shine, glisten; (obs.) to be warm, hot	(Stn)
Rarotongan	ʔAna	A root meaning "heat"	(Bse)
Tuamotu	Hana	Give forth heat, be warm	(Stn)

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