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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuamotu OC.GALO.1 ŋaro Disappeared, forgotten, lost
Tahitian PN.GANA.1 ʔAna/ʔana Brillant, briller, être très lumineux (comme sable blanc)
Mangareva PN.GAO.2 Gao. Gaʔo (Rch). Grooves in a tapa-cloth mallet and marks left by same on the cloth. Entailles allongées du maillet (ike) qui sert à battre le papyrus pour fabriquer le tapa; envers d'une étoffe, d'une couture; ligne, marque, signe
Samoan PN.GAO-HAQA Gaosaa Untidy, overgrown with bushes, weeds etc. Problematic
Ifira-Mele NP.GA-SAE Gasae Torn
Penrhyn NP.GA-SAE Nga(e)sae Torn, broken
East Futuna FJ.GASAU Gasau Arrow
Fijian FJ.GASAU Gasau Reed, arrow
Rennellese FJ.GASAU Ngasau Arrow
Takuu FJ.GASAU Nasau Arrow
Tikopia FJ.GASAU Ngasau Arrow (traditionally with reed shaft and bone tip)
West Futuna FJ.GASAU Gasau Reed, wild cane. Pointed arrow (Cpl).
Rapa FJ.NASE Ngaʔe A fern (same as na'e ?) Phonologically Irregular
Kapingamarangi PN.GAFI-GAFI Ngahingahi Old or worn out sarong, rag
Tahitian CE.GASERE ʔAihere Mauvaises herbes, broussailles, brousse, buisson Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.GAASOLO.A Ngaholo Sail swiftly (of clouds/boats)
Niue OC.GASU.2 Gahu Shrub sp. (Cyrtandra samoensis)
Sikaiana OC.GASU.2 Nasu Plant species (salt bush?) - used as medicine for scabies, or for decoration
Takuu NO.KOO.4 Koo takaniva Constellation: so-called Coalsack of the Southern Cross (Hwd).
New Zealand Maori PN.GATA.3 Ngata Appeased, satisfied
Tokelau PN.GATOLO.1 Gatolo Cause a sensation of something crawling on one's skin
Tokelau NP.GA-TASI Gatahi (of actions performed by groups of people, e.g. dancing, marching, etc.) Be uniform, the same, correctly timed; of the same height, level; in line (to form a straight row)
Takuu SO.GAA-TAI Naatai Flotsam, objects drifting to Takuu from other places
Samoan PN.GATALA Gatala-pulesama Yellowspotted Grouper (Epinephelus sp.) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Samoan PN.GATALA Gatala-puleuli Spotted Grouper (Epinephelus maculatus) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Samoan PN.GATALA Gatala-uli Peacock Grouper (Cephalopholis argus) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Sikaiana NP.GA-TASI Naatahi Be the same
West Futuna NP.GA-TASI Ngatasitasi Group together, make one, same
Mangareva CE.GAATI Gati/ʔina Nom d`une peuplade de Mangareva et de sa baie
East Futuna FU.GATO.* Gato Be finished, used up. Said of e.g. paper, love
Rennellese NP.GATOLO.2 Ngatogotogo Rattle, knock, shake noisily, sound unpleasantly (a cracked sounding board)
Easter Island CE.GATU.3 ŋatu Compress, crush, knead; oppress, press ; to feel of, to pinch, to throttle with the hands, to touch, to press ; apretar, aprensar aigo; Henar un hoyo (saco, canasto etc.), apretendo las cosas que ses meten adentro. Knead, crush, press (Wbr).
Fijian FJ.GEEGEE Geegee A climbing bush (Maesa grandis)
New Zealand Maori CE.GERE Ngere Passed over, not served, disappointed, having failed of one's object
Niue PN.GESE Gehe To express discontent. To murmur in disapproval (McE). Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna OC.GUU.1 Guu Say (anything) [exx. with negatives]
New Zealand Maori NP.GETI.2 Nge/ngeti/ Pupa and cast-off skin of Cicada ; sand-louse
Rotuman MP.GIGIE Giagia Tree with large red inedible fruit, very sappy wood, flowers white with five petals
Hawaiian PN.GOGO.2 Nono Oozing, seeping out (as water in the sand)
Mangareva CE.GORU Goru/goru Etre grand pour son age (sans avoir des muscles bien développés, se dit d'un enfant). Said of a child large for its years and of whom the flesh is soft and without firmness (Tgr).
Mangareva CE.GORU Gougou Petit enfant gros et gras. Large and fat, said of a child (Tgr). Problematic
East Futuna OC.GUU.1 Guu Hum, groan, grunt, say something
Luangiua OC.GUU.1 He ŋuu Don't say yes Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Uvea MP.GUGU.2 Gugu Espece de grosseur, de loupe; excroissance
Marquesas MQ.GUGU.3 Tui kuku Plisser un habit; retrousser, relever son habit, sa robe, son pantalon, sa chemise
Tuamotu MP.GULU ŋuru/ŋuru Grunt, make booming sound in nasal cavity
Rennellese PN.GUTU-KAO Ngutukao A kind of porpoise said to have a longer snout than the samono
Fijian EO.HAA.2 Saa Drive away
Mota AN.HAFA.A Sava What?
Nguna AN.HAFA.A Sava What?