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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Ifira-Mele MP.QALOGO Teerogo Surgeonfish sp. (Acanthurus lineatus)
Emae SO.UMU Umu Triggerfish (Balistes spp.)
Hawaiian CE.HIKO.1 Hiʔo/hiʔo Ruddy, bright red Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas CE.HIKO.1 Hiko Clignoter
Tuamotu CE.HIKO.1 Hiko To shine, as a bright light
Tuamotu CE.HIKO.1 Koo/hiko Heat lightning
Mangareva CE.HIKO.1 ʔI/ʔiko Fin du crépuscule du soir Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori CE.HIKO.1 Hiko Distant lightning; flash, as lightning; begin to shine, dawn; shine (upon) (hiko-ia).
New Zealand Maori CE.HIKO.1 Ko/hiko Flash, twinkle
Hawaiian CE.HIKO.2 Hiʔo/lani To sleep, lie at ease, lounge, relax
Marquesas CE.HIKO.2 Ko/hiko tama, pa/hiko tama Défaillance après les couches
Tahitian CE.HIKO.2 ʔOo/hiʔo/hiʔo/ʔa Vertige, étourdissement, instabilité. Giddiness, instability (Dvs).
Tuamotu CE.HIKO.2 Hiko To be affected by some compelling force (drowsiness, a charm, impact of waves)
Tuamotu CE.HIKO.2 Hiko/hiko Intense drowsiness
Mangareva CE.HIKO.2 ʔIko/ga Évanouissement; s'évanouir
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.HIKO.2 Whaka/hi/hiko Go and rest, sleep
Tongan PN.SIGO Hi/hingo To turn the eyes upwards so that the whites show; to look aghast; to "see stars" as the result of a blow
East Futuna PN.SIGO Sigo Regarder de coté; loucher
East Futuna PN.SIGO Si/sigo Regarder par coté, de coté
Tahitian PN.SIGO Hiʔo Regarder, observer
East Uvea PN.SIGO Hi/higo Se comporter d'une facon peu sensée, anormale, dérangée; stupide Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.SIGO Hiŋo To look, regard, observe (FAG)
Hawaiian NP.NITI Liki To tighten, gird on; to pucker; stiff Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese MP.LITO.1 ʔAgito Firefly
Moriori CE.HIKO.1 Hiko Flash, glitter
Hawaiian PN.PATA.1B Paka/lua Wrinkled, coarse, as skin or bark; encrusted, as with grime or rust Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan CE.PUKAA Puukaa To experience a burning feeling inside (e.g. heartburn); burning hot (as a drought-stricken land)
Tuamotu CE.PUKAA Pukaa ? Eagerness, impatience, breathlessness
Tuamotu CE.PUKAA A/pukaa Eagerly, breathlessly, head-over-heels, frantically
Hawaiian CE.PUKAA Puuʔaa/ʔaa, puukaa/kaa Scattered, dispersed; to flee in disorder and fright Problematic
East Futuna CE.PUKAA Puukaa/kaa Homme malin, rusé Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian TA.MAKU-ROA Maʔuroa Paille-en-queue (Deux oiseaux portent ce nom: le *ma'uroa hope'ura* ou *tava'e* et le *ma'uroa hopetea* ou *pētea*).
Tahitian TA.MAKU-ROA Mauroa The tropic bird
Tuamotu TA.MAKU-ROA Makuroa A variety of tropic bird: it has two long filamentous tail feathers of pure white, instead of red)
New Zealand Maori TA.MAKU-ROA Amokura Red-tailed tropic bird (Phaethon rubricauda) Problematic
Marquesas CE.TUE Ouoho tuetue Cheveux raides
Rarotongan CE.TUE Tue Numb
Tuamotu CE.TUE Tuetue Sturdy (as a strongly built ship); stubby, having rounded rather than sharp/narrow ends (of canoe); broad, thick, solid, dumpy (of persons)
Hawaiian CE.TUE Peke/kue Blunt
Tahitian CE.TUE Tuetue Thick, stout, as cloth or boards
Rarotongan CE.TUE Pete/tue Thick (opp. *angiangi*, thin, flimsy)
East Futuna PN.TUTUE Tue Vieux et décharné
New Zealand Maori FJ.SEKA Heka/ponga Gum of tree-fern
Rarotongan FJ.SEKA Puu/ʔeekaa Mildew(ed), mould(y) Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu OC.KESA Heka Pale, light, faded (of colour) Phonologically Irregular
Tuamotu OC.KESA Heka/heka Light gray, blond, or straw-coloured (said of the hair); faded, washed-out, discolored, pale, light (of colour) Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian CE.PEKA.2B Hale peʔa Menstrual house Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian OC.FEKA-FEKA Heʔa/heʔa To imprint with spots, stains; smeared, as with red earth
Kapingamarangi EC.AA.1 L/aa Around, from around, in or from general direction of
Nukuoro EC.AA.1 L/aa kinei Around here