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Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Marquesas
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PN.MEGE
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Mene (MQS)
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Se recroqueviller (à la cuisson); shrivel up (during cooking)
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Marquesas
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MP.KAPU.1A
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Kapu
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Puiser, vider. Scoop up (Mtu).
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Hawaiian
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MQ.KAI-HAQA.B
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ʔAiaa
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Ungodly, godless, irreligious, wicked, unbelieving, careless of observances of taboos; wickedness
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Marquesas
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PN.PALA.1A
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Ko/paʔa
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Aubier, sapwood
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Marquesas
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MP.PUKU.1A
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Puku/puku ʔakau (MQN)
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(Bois) noueux; (wood) gnarled [? knotty]
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Marquesas
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PN.PONA
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Pona/pona (MQS)
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(Bois) noueux; (wood) gnarled [? knotty].
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Marquesas
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OC.PATA.1A
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To/pata/pata (Ua Pou too-)
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Goutte à goutte (tomber); drip
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Tahitian
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CE.PUA-PUA.3
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Puapua
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The blossoms of sugar cane reeds, and of bamboos
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Sikaiana
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PN.MATE.1E
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Tai m/mate
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A time when the tide is very low. Fish are trapped in shallow pools in the reef and some die.
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Pukapuka
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CE.MA-REKA
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Maaleka
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Gentle, soothed
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Marquesas
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PN.QAUEE
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Ue(ue)
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(Chein) hurler; (dog) howl. Grogner; grunt, growl [of dog] [Southeast Marquesan Dialect]. Miauler, meow. Meugler, moo.(Atl).
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Marquesas
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PN.QUGA-KOA
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Ukako(o) (Ua Pou), unaakoo (Hiva Oa)
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Bernard-l'hermite, hermit crab
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Marquesas
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RO.MATU
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Matu (Hiva Oa), matu ono, matu/vi (Ua Huka)
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Vivaneau à queue fourchue; Smalltooth Jobfish (Apherus furcatus).
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Ifira-Mele
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NP.MAA.7
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Maa
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Fish sp., vertically striped yellow and brown, in schools
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Marquesas
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XE.KOREWA
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Koʔeva, kooʔeva(ʔeva) (MQS)
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Poisson-lime gribouillé; Scribbled Filefish
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Marquesas
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NP.LOOLOA
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Roroa
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Thazard, wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri)
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Marquesas
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RO.ULE
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Uʔe haʔa (NKH, Ua Pou)
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Racine aérienne de pandanus; aerial root of the pandanus
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Marquesas
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CE.POO-FUE.*
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Poohue (Ua Pou), pohue (MQS)
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Morinda forsteri (lianes grimpantes, climbing plant)
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West Futuna
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PN.FAKA-AGI
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Fakaŋiaŋi
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To go and cool oneself in the breeze
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Kapingamarangi
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PN.FAKA-AGI
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Hagaangiangi
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To cool off (by breeze)
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Tikopia
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PN.FAKA-AGI
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Fakaangiangi
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Making breezy, hence refreshing, relaxing, cooling; without special ritual -- light, free in ritual sphere
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Pukapuka
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PN.FAKA-AGI
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Wakaangiangi
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To cool oneself in a breeze
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Mangareva
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MP.QAROFA.A
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Aooa
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Regretter; désirer quelqu'un
Problematic
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Tuamotu
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MQ.KARAKO
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Karakoo
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The petrel or tropical bird (Pterodroma sp.) [a Mangarevan word?]
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Rarotongan
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NP.KAI-GA.A
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Kainga
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Table or mat spread with food; meal, feast
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Easter Island
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PN.KAI-GA.B
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Kaiŋa toa
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Waste from the sugar cane given to animals as food
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Easter Island
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NP.KAI-GA.A
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Kaiŋa
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Food, nourishment, nutrition
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Takuu
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NP.KAI-GA.A
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Kaina
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Food, meal. Taro...heaped in front of the officiating elder's house during the*tukumai* ritual, and later divided into equal household lots
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Takuu
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PN.KAI-GA.B
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Kaina
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Garbage, food peelings, scraps of food to be discarded
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Rennellese
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NP.KAI-GA.A
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Kainga
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Food, meal, people eating
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Samoan
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PN.KAI-GA.B
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ʔAiga/mea
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A part of some food, as part of a joint of meat; a contemptuous term for a diseased person
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Tokelau
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NP.KELO.2
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(Ke)kelo, faka/kelo
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A quick stealing look, glance (e.g. out of corner of eyes); to glance
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Niue
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PN.KITE-A
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Kitia
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See, be seen, look, perceive
Phonologically Irregular
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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PN.KITE-A
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Kutea
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See, recognize, look after
Phonologically Irregular
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West Futuna
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PN.KITE-A
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Kitea
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To see something, look at something
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Mangareva
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EC.KOOKOO.1
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Koko/kooko
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Nom d'un oiseau de mer (Pterodroma parvirostris)
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Mangareva
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CE.KOOKOO.2B
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Koko/kooko
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S'élargir, s'aggrandir en large (en parlant d'un espace); être creux, vide (ventre)
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Mangareva
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CE.KOO-TAFA.A
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Kootaʔa
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Oiseau: Frégate (Fregata minor)
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.LITO.2
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Koo/tiro
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Girl
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Mangareva
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SO.TOKO-TULI
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Koturi. Kooturi (Atl).
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S'agenouiller
Problematic
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Ra'ivavae
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NP.FENUQU.A*
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Heŋu
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Warp (the threads which are extended lengthwise in the loom and crossed by the woof); a cord, the strand of a cord; a tendon
Phonologically Irregular
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Samoan
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PN.MA-RAMA.C
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Maalama/lama
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Clear, well understood; understand, grasp; conscious; enlightened, civilized
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Marquesas
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AN.MAQOHA
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Móà
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To dress food thoroughly, especially in the oven
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Mangareva
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NP.MOI.2
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Mooi
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Poisson: Polydactylus sexfilis (Polynemidae); au fig. une personne grosse et de petite taille, une personne à menton courte; calebasse sans ouverture suffisante
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Arosi
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OC.MAHU.B
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Masu
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To have had enough, be full, replete, satisfied with food
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Rarotongan
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CE.NO-TE-MEA
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Noo te mea
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Because, for the (following) reason
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.NO-TE-MEA
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Noo te mea
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From the fact that, because
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Luangiua
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MP.MAQULI
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Mouli
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Cricket (whose song is regarded as a good omen)
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Tuamotu
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PN.OMA.1
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Oma
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To dip over a wave (VHI); to swoop, as a bird;
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Tongan
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PN.OFO.C
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Ofo
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(of *kape*) To start sending out shoots again because left in the ground too long
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