Protoform: TUE [CE] Tough, thick: *tue(tue)

Description: Tough, thick: *tue(tue)
Reconstruction: Reconstructs to CE: Central-Eastern Polynesian
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Pollex entries:

Language Reflex Description Source
Hawaiian (Pe)peʔe/kue Coarse, as lace or hair; thick, clumsy, lumbering (as a puppy's feet). (Pki)
Hawaiian Peke/kue Blunt (Pki)
Marquesas Ouoho tuetue Cheveux raides (Dln)
Rarotongan Tue Numb (Bse)
Rarotongan Pete/tue Thick (opp. *angiangi*, thin, flimsy) (Bse)
Tahitian Tuetue Thick, stout, as cloth or boards (Dvs)
Tuamotu Tue A fold, lump of flesh; protuberance, excrescence (Stn)
Tuamotu Tuetue Sturdy (as a strongly built ship); stubby, having rounded rather than sharp/narrow ends (of canoe); broad, thick, solid, dumpy (of persons) (Stn)

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