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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian AN.PATU.1A Patu Ruer; repousser d'un coup de coude ou du revers de la main
New Zealand Maori TA.PATU.1B. Patu General name for mallets and short clubs
Tahitian TA.PATU.1B. Patu A little wooden mallet
Tuamotu FJ.PAATUKI Paatuki A fish, small, black or brownish
Nukuoro CP.PAU.1A Haga/bau Figure out, determine; measure, calculate, estimate
Rennellese CP.PAU.1A Pau Permanent, forever, decidedly, definitely; choose, select, decide
Tongan CP.PAU.1A Faka/pau Ascertain, ask for definite information
Fijian FJ.PAU.3 Bau Tree with edible fruit and beautiful red-brown wood used to make canoes, boxes; (Sapotaceae sp.); also (Pittosporum brackenridgei)
Samoan FJ.PAU.3 Pau Name of a tree from which clubs are made. (Manilkara samoensis) (Whr).
Marquesas PN.SEA-SEA Heahea/mae (Euphorbia hirta) Problematic
Rarotongan TA.PAA-UA Paaua Floor mat or food mat plaited from coconut leaves
East Futuna PN.PAQAUA Paʔaua Small fish sp.
Rennellese PN.PAQAUA Paʔaua Cale-cale Trevally (Ulua mandibularis) or Spinefoot (Siganus sp.)
Penrhyn CK.KORARE Koorare Spear; man's club
Marquesas OC.PEQE Pe, pe/pe. Pee (Mtu). Rotten. De mauvaise qualité, usé, hors de service, gâté, inconvenant, honteux, fâcheux, indécent, mauvais, déshonnête (Lch).
Mangareva OC.PEQE Pee Macerated; beginning to stink (of fish)
Samoan OC.PEQE Pee Over-ripe, soft, easily crushed. Die, dead (of animals) (Mnr).
Tahitian OC.PEQE Pee Mûr, mou ('uru, fē’ī, vī, mai’a, ‘ī’ītā, ‘ānani, tāporo), pourri (taro, 'umara, viande...)
Easter Island EC.PE-AFA Peaha Perhaps, maybe
Niue PN.FEE-FEA* Feefee How? (in what way? in what manner?)
Marquesas NP.PEE-FEA Peehea. Peheʔa, peheka (1ŋ04). Pehea (Mtu). Comment? pourquoi?. Interrogatif: de quelle manière? comment? qu'est-ce? est-il possible? (Lch).
Takuu NP.PEE-FEA Peehea, peefee, pee How exactly? in what precise way?; (in exclamations) What kind of...! what a remarkable! what a lot of...!
Niue PN.PEE-HENA Pehena In like manner, like that
East Uvea PN.PEE-HENI Feenei Comme ceci, ainsi, de cette manière Problematic
Niue PN.PEE-HENI Pehenai In this manner, like this
East Futuna PN.PEQI Pei Eh bien! mais (impératif fort) (+la)
Rennellese PN.PEQI Pei Exclamation, Oh!
Penrhyn PN.MATA.2B Nii/mata Maturation stage of coconut: fruit has no edible husk and is best for drinking
Anuta OC.PEKA.1 Peka Bat, particularly flying-fox; a poor or impoverished man
New Zealand Maori OC.PEKA.1 Peka/peka Bat (Animal)
Marquesas MQ.PEKAHI Pekahi (MQN), peʔahi (MQS) Eventer avec un éventail quelconque; faire signe avec la main pour appeler quelqu'un
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.PEKA-PEKA.1 Pekapeka Swiftlet . Small flying fox
Luangiua EP.PEKE.2B Peʔe Person with small buttocks
Easter Island PN.PEKE.2A Pe/peke No desarrollarse las plantas, marchitarse, por el frio
Niue EP.FAKA-PEKE Fakapeke To curl up (refers to situations when someone 'makes himself small' as a sign of shame or expectation of some punishment Borrowed
Mangareva EP.PEKE.2B Pe/peke Etre accroupi; jambes qui refusent de marcher pour cause d'infirmité; marcher en cet état. Crouch down through weakness; feeble, weak, bent with toil, bowed (of the legs) (Tgr).
East Uvea PN.PEKEPEKE Peke(peke) Lait extrait de la noix de coco que l'on mange avec le mei; toute sorte de sauce
Hawaiian PN.PEKEPEKE Pepeieʔe Breadfruit or banana kneaded with coconut creamand baked in oven Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.PEKEPEKE Peʔepeʔe A sauce made of the expressed juice of cocoa-nut
Tongan PN.PEKEPEKE Pekepeke Pudding made of breadfruit and raw coconut cream
East Futuna OC.PELA Pela Mud. Bourbier, boue; avoir des démangeaisons entre les doigts des pieds; sorte de mycose qui provoque des démangeaisons... (Mfr).
Tongan OC.PELA Pela Pus, matter, pus-like matter in the eyes
Tahitian EP.PERA Pera Cadavre. The remains of a dead person, the human bones (Dvs).
Fijian OC.PELE.2 Bele (Hibiscus manihot)
New Zealand Maori OC.PELE.2 Pere (Alseuosmia macrophylla), (Alseuosmia linariifolia)
Samoan OC.PELE.2 Pele Abelmoschus manihot, bush spinach
Tokelau OC.PELE.2 Pele Tree Spinach (Hibiscus manihot) introduced from Samoa Problematic
Tongan OC.PELE.2 Pele (Abelmoschus manihot)
New Zealand Maori TA.PERE.1 Maa/pere/ To fly
New Zealand Maori CE.PERE.2 Maa/pere Project, throw