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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Futuna PN.KALA.2 Kara/sia (ANI) Fraud;cheating; deceitful
West Futuna PN.FAKA-QAROFA Karofa (ANI) A favour, present
West Futuna PN.KATA.1 Kata/kata To beg from one who has not, i.e. mock.
West Futuna SO.PENA.3 Kau/pena/ua, pena/ua (ANI). Neck.
West Futuna FJ.WALE.3 Ka/var/vare A constant visitor at one's premises Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.KAWA.1C Kava Ritual associated with the use of kava in invocation and libation...; perform rite with kava.
Tahitian PN.FUA-KOO Uaʔao Oiseau de mer, fou à pieds rouges (Sula sula)
Tahitian PN.FUA-KOO Aʔo Oiseau de mer, fou brun (Sula leucogaster)
Tuamotu PN.FUA-KOO Uakao (TKU, FAG) A variety of bird; the booby, Sula.
Pukapuka PN.KAWA.1C Kava Feast commanded by a chief
West Futuna PN.KAWA.1C Kava/tshi-a (ANI) To make an offering or libation of *kava*.
Tongan PN.KAWA.1C Kava (To make a) ceremonial presentation on a large scale and with a big piece of kava plant in the lead; feast given in someone's honour.
Rennellese PN.KAWA.1C Kaba (ki hage) An important offering of cooked tubers or bananas, usually accompanied with the drinking of coconut water....dedicated to Tehu'aigabenga.
Rennellese PN.KAWA.1C Kaba ki gangi A long *kaba* ritual with uncooked food distribution on the cult ground, as dedicated to Tehainga'atua, the principal sky god.
Sikaiana PN.KAWA.1C Kava A cemetery, a burial ground Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna FJ.KAILE.1 Keire Species of sweet potato
West Futuna AN.KIKILA Kerá/kira Thin and glossy (as skin of boil).
West Futuna AN.KIKILA Kerá/kira Thin and glossy (as skin of boil).
East Uvea FJ.TUGU.2 Tumu Trou creusé sur les troncs des cocotiers pour recueillir l'eau; cavité, creux; être troué, gâté
Samoan PN.TUMU.2 Tumu Be full of; be crowded, packed; be covered with
Tokelau PN.TUMU.2 Tumu Be full of, be fully packed with, be fully occupied or covered with
New Zealand Maori PN.TUMU.2 Tumu, timu High (of tide)
New Zealand Maori PN.TUMU.2 Whaka/tumu/tumu Heaped up, standing up
Niue PN.TUMU.2 Tumu/tumu Collection, gathering together, heap, mound; to heap up
Marquesas EP.TUMU.1B Motua/kui tumu hamani Instituteur/institutrice, maitre/maitresse d'école
Easter Island EP.TUMU.1B Tumu-ibi-atua Man or woman with supernatural power over evil spirits from another world...
Easter Island EP.TUMU.1B Tumu taûʔa La persona que ha originado una pelea o enmistad; iniciador de una pelea.
Rennellese FJ.TUGU.2 Tumugu [< tumu + ugu?] Limestone cave with potable spring
Nukuoro EP.TUGU.1 Dungu Smell (something) Problematic
Kapingamarangi EP.TUGU.1 Haga/dungu To smell something purposely, to sniff
West Futuna EO.KINA.1 Kina Small kind of sea-urchin
West Futuna PN.KIKII Kix/ki To squeak (e.g. rat)
West Futuna OC.FUE.1A Ko/fe (ANI) A bean Problematic
Samoan PN.WAI-WAI Vaaivai Weak (of the body); easily broken, as a stick of wood. Weak (of people or things); soft; tired; timid, faint-hearted; light, pale (of colours); faint (of sounds).
Hawaiian PN.QAI.1 Wai To retain, place, leave, remain, earn, deposit
Hawaiian PN.QAI.1 Wai/wai Goods, property...wealth...rich...
West Futuna EO.MA-FOA.A Ko/mafoi (ANI) Blister on the hand Problematic
West Futuna PN.KONA.3 Kona/sia Accursed
West Futuna PN.KOGA Konga fare Middle of the house
West Futuna PN.KOGA (Eivi) konga vae Ankle bone
West Futuna NP.LAFI.1 Korko/rafi (ANI) Flake Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna MP.LAKA.1 Ko/roka-ia To leap over a thing Phonologically Irregular
West Futuna PN.TAKOTO Kot/koto (ANI) Valley, dale
West Futuna PN.KAU-NA Ku/kauna/ge (ANI) Messenger
Marquesas PN.LIGO ʔIko Etre en bonne intelligence, en paix, uni avec quelqu'un... Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna OC.LAGO.2 Lango-a A slip or platform for things; to put a thing on a platform; to ward off a spear with a club.
West Futuna OC.LELE.A Lele/safi To be missed
Tuamotu NP.TASI.1 A/kahi (ANA) One Problematic
Tuamotu PN.KUI.2 Maa/kui The parents...
West Futuna PN.LEFE Lex/lefi (FUT) Comb of fowl