Protoform: TURUMA [EC] Ritually restricted place (latrine, dung-heap; grave)
| Description: | Ritually restricted place (latrine, dung-heap; grave) |
|---|---|
| Reconstruction: | Reconstructs to EC: Ellicean |
| Notes: | *1 Cf. TON *tu`u "ease the bowels or bladder, relieve oneself", PN *luma "ashamed, shy" |
Pollex entries:
| Language | Reflex | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawaiian | Kuluma | Accustomed to, intimate with; usual, customary Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Pki) |
| Mangareva | Aka/turuma/ | Sluggish, idle person who does nothing but talk about what he can do; to sit down near your work and do nothing Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Tgr) |
| Mangareva | ʔAka/turuuma | Etre assis près de son travail, et revenir sans avoir rien fait Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Rch) |
| Manihiki-Rakahanga | Turuma | Spirit; burial place | (Bck) |
| Marquesas | Tuuma | Jaloux, colère, bouder Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Dln) |
| New Zealand Maori | Turuma | Ritually restricted place; latrine | (Wms) |
| Nuguria | Taruma | Grab Phonologically Irregular | (Ths) |
| Nuguria | Taaruma | Cemetery Phonologically Irregular | (Dvl) |
| Nukumanu | Taruma | Tomb | (Trt) |
| Pukapuka | Tuluma | Grave | (Bge) |
| Rarotongan | Turuma | Ghost, apparition; + corpse (Etn) | (Sve) |
| Tahitian | Turuma | A place in the outside of the back part of the native houses, where all refuse was cast, a sort of dung-hill; but it was sacred, and no one ought to walk over it | (Dvs) |
| Tahitian | Fare/turuma | An out house to keep lumber in; also one occupied by a tii | (Lmt) |
| Tahitian | Faʔa/turuma | Rester songeur. To be silent, to appear thoughtful and serious (Dvs). Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Lmt) |
| Takuu | Taaruma | Burial mound, top surface of a grave Phonologically Irregular | (Mle) |
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