Protoform: QAMO [PN] Carry on shoulders: *(ha)qamo
Description: | Carry on shoulders: *(ha)qamo |
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Reconstruction: | Reconstructs to PN: Polynesian |
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Pollex entries:
Language | Reflex | Description | Source |
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Anuta | Amo | Carry on back; carrying stick | (Fbg) |
East Futuna | ʔAmo | Porter des fardeaux aux deux extrémités d'une perche; perche pour porter des fardeaux | (Mfr) |
East Uvea | ʔAmo | To carry on a carrying-pole over shoulder | (Rch) |
Easter Island | ʔAmo | Carry on the back or shoulders | (Fts) |
Easter Island | ʔAmo | Lleva algo a cuestas, cargar en hombros | (Bxn) |
Emae | Amo/amo | Carry on pole over shoulder, of one person | (Cpl) |
Hawaiian | Amo | Carry a burden on the shoulders, lift weights | (Pki) |
Ifira-Mele | Ka/amoa | Pick up, carry, hold (by main part)... Problematic | (Clk) |
Ifira-Mele | Moo/rua | Carry on pole with loads at both ends | (Clk) |
Kapingamarangi | A/amo | Carry on shoulders | (Lbr) |
Luangiua | (ʔ)Amo, hamo | Carry | (Smd) |
Manihiki-Rakahanga | Amo | Lift, carry; carrying-pole | (Krk) |
Marquesas | Amo | Porter sur l'épaule. Bois qui sert à porter des fardeaux sur l'épaule (Lch). | (Dln) |
Moriori | Amo | Carry on a pole | (Shd) |
New Zealand Maori | Amo | Carry on shoulder, carry on a litter, litter, bier | (Wms) |
Niuafoʔou | ʔAmo | Carry on shoulders | (Dye) |
Niue | Ha/hamo | To carry something on a pole over the shoulder | (Sph) |
Nuguria | Amo | Carry on shoulder | (Dvl) |
Nuguria | H/amo/ki tahua | Carry on stick between two Phonologically Irregular | (Ths) |
Nuguria | Amo konau | Auf dem Rücken tragen am Stock | (Ths) |
Nuguria | Amo/ko tokuvasi | Carry like child on hip | (Ths) |
Nukumanu | Amo (mult. amoamo) | Carry | (Trt) |
Nukuoro | Amo | Lift up | (Crl) |
Penrhyn | Amo | Carry on shoulder | (Sta) |
Pukapuka | Amo | Lift up, carry on head or shoulders | (Sby) |
Raʔivavae | Amo | To carry on the shoulder; to lift and set upon the shoulder | (Stn) |
Rapa | Amo | To carry | (Grn) |
Rarotongan | Amo | Carrying pole on which burdens are carried; carry on shoulder | (Bse) |
Rennellese | ʔAmo | Carry on the shoulder | (Ebt) |
Rotuman | ʔAm/fua | Lift a heavy thing Borrowed | (Cwd) |
Samoan | Amo | Yoke stick resting on a man's shoulder | (Prt) |
Sikaiana | Amo | To carry on one's shoulder (Dnr) | (Dnr) |
Tahitian | Amo | Porter quelque chose sur le dos ou sur l'épaule | (Lmt) |
Takuu | Amo | Carry something on the shoulder | (Mle) |
Tikopia | Amo | Carry on the shoulder | (Fth) |
Tokelau | Amo | Carry on the shoulder; yoke (a stick carried on the shoulder with two loads, one at each end...) | (Sma) |
Tongan | Ha/ʔamo/ | Carry on a stick over shoulder | (Cwd) |
Tongan | Amo | To carry on a stick between two men's shoulders; the stick so used is also called amo | (Mar) |
Tuamotu | Amo | Carry on a shoulder-pole | (Stn) |
Tuvalu | Amo | Carry on shoulder; carrying stick | (Rby) |
Vaeakau-Taumako | Amo/a | Carry on the shoulders, or on a stick | (Ray) |
Vaeakau-Taumako | Amo/a | Carry on the shoulders | (Hvn) |
West Futuna | Amo-a | Take, carry; have, beget children. L'apporter (avec brancard), ramasser par terre, prendre avec main, attraper (crabes) (Rve). Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Dty) |
West Uvea | Amo/a | Porter sur les épaules | (Hmn) |
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