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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna ??.FATI-UKU Fatiku Mesure ancienne de tissu correspondant à la distance entre la main d'un bras étendu et la coude de l'autre bras étendu; chute de tissu
East Futuna SF.FATOTO Fatoto, fateto Mange donc! (terme de colère)
East Futuna MP.FATU.1A Fatu-ʔaki Plait (as a floor/sleeping mat)
New Zealand Maori MP.FATU.1A Whatu Finger-weave, a technique in which the weft takes a half or twist around each warp. Used in the manufacture of the fabric used to make cloaks
Marquesas MP.FATU.1A Fatu (MQS), hatu (MQN) Lier, attacher une choise à une autre;couvrir une maison avec des feuilles
Pukapuka MP.FATU.1A Watu Weave, plait; make (a wreath)
Tikopia MP.FATU.1A Fatu Begin weaving a mat; join cords together
Tokelau MP.FATU.1A Fatu (Of mats etc.) weave (by interlacing the weaving strands)
Tongan MP.FATU.1A Fatu Begin making a mat
Tuamotu MP.FATU.1A Fatu Weave, interlace, make a wreath; do up the hair, commence plaiting
Samoan PN.FATU.1B Fatu Compose a song; raise a false report; commence plaiting; make a *titi*
Tahitian PN.FATU.1B Fatu/pehe The maker of a song
Tongan PN.FATU.1B Fatu Compose a song, write a book; begin the making of a mat; construct the framework of a house
East Futuna PN.FATU.1C Fetu/ʔi Fold, of mat
Mangareva AN.FATU.2A Atu/mata Prunelle de l'oeil
Hawaiian CE.FATU.4 Haku Lord, master, overseer
Rarotongan CE.FATU.4 ʔAtu Owner, landowner, landlord; master, boss; (Bib.) Lord, Master (i.e. Christ)
Tahitian CE.FATU.4 Fatu Seigneur (biblique), maitre, propriétaire
Tuamotu CE.FATU.4 Fatu A lord,master
Tuamotu CE.FATU.4 Hatu Master, owner, lord
Niue PN.FATU-QARIKI Patuiki Elected head among patu heads of extended family (magafaoa) descent lines, but not a king, nor even a high chief (Ryan 1977)
East Uvea PN.FATUGA.1 Kaho fatuga Piece de bois qui unit le fa`ahifale avex le mulifale d'une maison
Penrhyn PN.FATU-GA.2 Hatunga Edge, fringe of mat
Tongan PN.FATU-GA.2 Fatunga Edge of mat where weaving begins
East Futuna PN.FATU-KALAA Fatukala Kind of stone from `Uvea, black, with small holes
Kapingamarangi PN.FATU-KALAA Hatu kharaa Volcanic stone said to come to Kapingamarangi on floating logs
Hawaiian NP.FATUKE.* Haakuʔe Slate-pencil Sea-urchin, (Heterocentrotus mammillatus)
Hawaiian NP.FATUKE.* Haaʔuke Slate-pencil Sea-urchin, (Heterocentrotus mammillatus)
Marquesas NP.FATUKE.* Matuke, hatuke (MQN), matuʔe, fatuke, fetuʔe (MQS) Oursin à gros aiguillons Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian NP.FATUKE.* Fetuʔe Oursin-crayon (dont les piquants peu pointus servent de crayon d'ardoise) (Heterocentrotus mammillatus)
Hawaiian CE.FAATUMA Haakuma Dark, as clouds
New Zealand Maori CE.FAATUMA Wheetuma Dark, lowering, of sky
East Futuna PN.FATU-MANAVA Fatu-manava Heart. Coeur (litt. pierre ventre) (Mfr).
New Zealand Maori PN.FATU-MANAVA Whatu-manawa Kidney Problematic
Nuguria PN.FATU-MANAVA Hatumanava Heart; white stuff inside of stomach, place of fat
Luangiua PN.FATU-MANAVA Hakumaŋava Heart
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FATU-MANAVA Hatu mauli Heart Problematic
Pukapuka PN.FATU-MANAVA Watu-manava Heart
Rennellese PN.FATU-MANAVA Hatu-manaba Heart
Samoan PN.FATU-MANAVA Fatumanava Motion of the heart
Takuu PN.FATU-MANAVA Fatu manava Heart, mind, seat of emotions
Tikopia PN.FATU-MANAVA Fatumanava Heart
West Uvea PN.FATU-MANAVA Fatu manaha Coeur; volonté, détermination
Tokelau PN.FAKA-QATA.A Fakaata Look at one's image in a mirror; aim, point, sight along a line
Easter Island OC.FAQU.1 Ha/haʔu/ Atar, amarra, lazada
West Uvea OC.FAQU.1 Fau-a Construire (pirogue, maison)
Nuguria PN.FAQU.2 Fau Necklace (of woman's hair)
Marquesas MP.FAU-FAU Faufau (MQS), hauhau (MQN) Mauvais, déshonnête, abject, malpropre, impudique; défectueux; vil, indécent, méchant, pervers, dégoutant
Samoan PN.FAU-QUI Fauui A small tree (Grewia sp.). (Grewia crenata) (Whr).
Tongan PN.FAU-QUI Foʔui Small tree sp. (Grewia crenata)