| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Tongan
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MP.GALU.1
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Gnaloo
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A billow, surf, surge
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Tongan
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PN.GATU.1
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Gnatoo
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The substance used for clothing, prepared from the bark of the Chinese paper mulberry tree, and imprinted
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Tongan
|
PN.RAU.2
|
Te/áoo, të/áoo. Gne/áoo.
|
A hundred. Hundreds.
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Tongan
|
LO.GELI
|
Gnele
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A baboon, monkey
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Tongan
|
PN.GAFUA
|
Gnofooa
|
Easy, easily; plainly evident; unprohibited, not forbidden, not tabooed, lawful, allowable
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Tongan
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PN.GARUE
|
Gnóooe
|
To till the land, agricultural work
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Tongan
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MP.GUTU.A
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Gnootoo
|
Mouth of any animal; beak of a bird
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Tongan
|
PN.KUA.1
|
Gooa
|
The sign of the present tense
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Tongan
|
EO.KUI.1
|
Gooi
|
Blind; blindness
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Tongan
|
FJ.KULII
|
Gooli
|
A dog
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Tongan
|
AN.KULO
|
Goolo
|
A cauldron, a kettle; a sort of earthenware vessel of the manufacture of the Fiji islands
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Tongan
|
PN.KUMALA.1
|
Goomala
|
The sweet potatoe
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Tongan
|
EO.KUMETE
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Goomete
|
A trough, a dish
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Tongan
|
PN.KUMI.2
|
Goomi
|
To investigate, to search, to explore
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Tongan
|
AN.KUTU.1
|
Gootoo
|
A louse
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Niue
|
PN.RUKU
|
Uku
|
To dive; to raise, bring up (lit. or fig.), look for
|
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Ifira-Mele
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PN.FAKA-SIKU
|
Fakasuku
|
Part of a name or phrase that is not mentioned but is understood
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Samoan
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PN.FAKA-SIKU
|
Faʔasiʔu/gutu
|
To talk to a person and look away from him, as in anger
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Tongan
|
AN.HALA
|
Hala. Halla.
|
Entrance, door-way; road into a plantation or wood. A road or path; a channel into a port.
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Tongan
|
PN.SAMU-TI.1
|
Hamoochi/a
|
To grudge, to envy (used only with first person, singular or plural)
|
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Tongan
|
CP.SEA.1
|
Hea
|
The name of a tree, from the fruit of which is expressed a glutinous red varnish (called also hea)...used to stain and varnish the finest gnatoo...
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Tongan
|
CP.NOQA
|
Naw hele. Naw-gia.
|
To snare (with a string), to noose. To strangle.
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Tongan
|
MP.SELU
|
Heloo
|
A comb; to comb
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Tongan
|
CP.SEU
|
Heoo
|
To ward off, to avoid
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Easter Island
|
PN.SOLO-QI.*
|
Horo/horo
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Polish, rub wood
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Tongan
|
AN.IKU.1
|
Igoo
|
The tail
|
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Tongan
|
AN.ISU.1
|
Ihoo
|
The nose; also used as our word nozle, applied fantastically to the prominence of any thing
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Tongan
|
MP.INU
|
Inoo
|
To drink
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Tongan
|
MP.TIRO
|
Jiaw/ta
|
A looking-glass
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Tongan
|
MP.TIRO
|
Jio
|
A stare; to look, to peep
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Tongan
|
PN.KEFU
|
Kefoo
|
Flaxen
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Tongan
|
EO.KAI.5
|
Ky fonnooa
|
A vassal; also, the common people
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Tongan
|
EO.LAMU
|
Lamoo
|
To chew, to grind between the teeth
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Tongan
|
AN.LAGI.2
|
Langi
|
The sky; also the name of the burial place of Tooitonga during the time of burial, the ceremony itself also
|
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Tongan
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AN.RANU.A
|
Lanoo
|
To wash, to rince
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Tongan
|
CP.LEPO
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Lebo
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Leaves of the breadfruit tree, sewed together for the purpose of covering food in cooking, to keep in the steam
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Tongan
|
PN.LEMU
|
Lemoo
|
The buttocks
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|
Tongan
|
EO.LIKU.1
|
Licoo
|
That part of any island which is least frequented by canoes, owing to its rocky shores; in all the Tonga islands the licoo is more or less the eastern coast
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|
Tongan
|
PN.LISA-MUQA
|
Liha-mooa
|
The name of the first lunar month
|
|
Tongan
|
PN.LISA-MURI
|
Liha-mooi
|
The name of the second lunar month
|
|
Tongan
|
PN.LE-LEI
|
Lillé
|
Good, kind; peace, order
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|
Tongan
|
MP.LIMU
|
Limoo
|
Sea-weed
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Tongan
|
PN.LIU.1
|
Lioo
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To [sc. the?] hold in a vessel
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Tongan
|
PN.LAU-GUTU
|
Lo-gnootoo
|
The lips
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|
Tongan
|
PN.LOHU
|
Lohoo
|
A crook to hook down branches, for gathering fruit
|
|
Tongan
|
PN.LUU.1
|
Loo
|
A name given to several preparations of food
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|
Tongan
|
OC.LUA.2
|
Looa
|
To disgorge, to vomit; sea-sickness
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|
Tongan
|
PN.LUPE.1
|
Loobe
|
A dove
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|
Tongan
|
EO.LULU.1A
|
Looloo
|
An owl
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Tongan
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PN.LULU.2
|
Loóloo-á
|
To inclose with paling
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