Protoform: FATA.2 [NP] Gape; gap

Description: Gape; gap
Reconstruction: Reconstructs to NP: Nuclear Polynesian
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Pollex entries:

Language Reflex Description Source
East Futuna Faata/ga Creux horizontal sur les récifs et dans les ruisseaux (Gzl)
Easter Island Hata Open; to open (Kvt)
Easter Island Ha/hata Ablerto, hueco, vacio (Fts)
Hawaiian Haka Hole, breech, open space, vacancy; empty, vacant, full of holes or spaces (Pki)
Hawaiian Haka/haka Vacant space, vacancy, room; blanks, gap; thin, emaciated (Pki)
Mangareva ʔAta/ʔata Etre large, spacieux; être ouvert (porte); être au large, éloigné (Rch)
Mangareva Po/ʔata Etre entr'ouvert (Rch)
Mangareva Po/ʔata/ʔata Etre ouvert (yeux, qui sont bien prononcés; se dit encore du grand evasement du fruit à pain à la queue) (Rch)
Marquesas Fata/fata (MQS), hata/hata (MQN) Espacé, clairsemé, peu serré, rare, à certaine distance l'un de l'autre, ouvert, s'ouvrir; élargir, espacer, éclaircir (Lch)
Raʔivavae Fata Loose, gaping open (Stn)
Rarotongan Ata/ata/ia Hollowness, to be in the condition of hollow, meaning being very light and seemingly hollow (Bse)
Tahitian Fata/fata Ouvert, vide, insouciant ; béant, entrouvert, écarté (Lmt)
Takuu Hatahata Uneven surface of two badly joined pieces of wood or the ground where a bed is spread (Mle)
Tuamotu Fata Gape, hang open (Stn)
Tuamotu Fatafata Gaping, sagging, hanging open, as an orifice (Stn)

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