Protoform: MAA-KONA.1 [PN] Satisfied after eating

Description: Satisfied after eating
Reconstruction: Reconstructs to PN: Polynesian
Notes:

*0 << PN *kona.2

Pollex entries:

Language Reflex Description Source
Anuta Ma(a)kona Full (with food), satiated (Fbg)
East Futuna Maakona Full, after eating (Mfr)
East Uvea Maakona Plein, rassasié (Rch)
Easter Island Maakona Satisfied (Fts)
Emae Maakona Satisfied with food, surfeited (Cpl)
Hawaiian Maaʔona Satiated with food (Pki)
Mangareva Makona Etre rassasié. Désaltéré, satisfair; quenched, appeased (Atl). (Rch)
Manihiki-Rakahanga Makona Many; a great many Uncertain Semantic Connection (Sve)
Marquesas Makona (Ua Pou), maʔona (Atl). Maakona (Mtu). Satisfied, full up. Rassasié; ivre (Lch)
Moriori Makona Satisfied (Bke)
New Zealand Maori Maakona Satiated with (Wms)
Niuafoʔou Maakona Satiated with food (Dye)
Niue Makona To be satisfied, satiated, full (refers to eating and drinking, and figuratively to the mind) (Sph)
Penrhyn Maakona To be filled up with food. Thirst quenched (Bck). (Sta)
Penrhyn Ma kona Satisfied; eaten enough (Lmt)
Samoan Maʔona Satisfied with food (Prt)
Tikopia Maakona Replete, satisfied with food (Fth)
Tokelau Maakona Replete, satisfied, full; (of bag, container, etc.) packed tightly (Sma)
Tongan Maakona Satiated with food (Cwd)
Tongan Macawna Full, fed, satisfied (Mar)
Tuamotu Maakona Satiated with food (Stn)
Tuvalu Maakona Satisfied, full after eating (Rby)
Vaeakau-Taumako Makona Full, had enough (Grn)
Vaeakau-Taumako Makhona Strength, victory; to be strong, stubborn Uncertain Semantic Connection (Hvn)
West Futuna Makona To be sated (Dty)
West Uvea Makona Rassasié (Hmn)

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