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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna SO.PULI Puli/puli Réunir en forme de boules, de boulettes, des matières farineuses
Tahitian CE.PUUROKU Puuroʔu Voile de mariee; se voiler
East Futuna PN.PULOTU.2 Pulotu Maître de danse, de chant,
Samoan PN.PULOTU.2 Pulotu The native drum. Sounding boards (Macpherson).
Takuu PN.PULOTU.2 Purotu Hereditary performing arts specialist. A male expert in performing and teaching a clan’s entire song and dance repertoire, and also beating the slit drum on the ritual arena to accompany them. Hymn-leader (Hwd).
Marquesas CE.PUROTU Poʔotu Belle, élégante, pleine de charme en parlant des femmes et quelquefois des choses, mais jamais des hommes Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva CE.PUROTU Porotu Beauty, handsome person. Bon, gentil; beau; beauté (Rch). Belle femme; beautiful woman. (Homme) charmant; nice, pleasant (man). (Atl). Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva MP.PULU.1A Puru. Puuru (Rch). Coconut husk fibre. Bourre du coco et de l'amande du pandanus (Rch).
Nukuoro MP.PULU.1A Bulu Short fibres of mature coconut
Hawaiian NP.PULU.1B Pulu Material used to stuff corpses, etc
Nukuoro AN.PULU.2 Bulu giidagi Type of caulking compound made from bulu (short fibres of coconut husk) and sap
Niue PN.PULU.4 Taa/pulu Dress, garment (generally for females); to cover the body with a garment or blanket
Pukapuka PN.PULU.4 Pulu/i Lashing or string around a wire to stop the main fishing line from getting cut
Tikopia PN.PULU.4 Purupuru Barkcloth rectangle slung over shoulders by man or woman, against cold, or as mourning sign at funeral
Tongan PN.PULU.4 Pulupulu A wrap, shawl, cloak, mantle
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.PULU.7 Pulu/hia Catch, grab (something alive like a bird, a girl in order to marry her, a criminal, etc.)
Samoan NP.PULU.7 Pulu/lima Take care of
Fijian FJ.PULU-PULU Bulubulu Small or young shark
New Zealand Maori CK.PUU-MANAWA Puumanawa Draw a long breath ; heart aperture (Best)
Pukapuka CK.PUU-MANAWA Puumanava Pit of stomach Problematic
Rarotongan CK.PUU-MANAWA Puumanava Heart
Penrhyn MP.PUNA Puna Small water pool on a rock
Tikopia MP.PUNA Puna Ma/puna/ga. :Spring Problematic
Mangareva CE.PUNA-RUA Punarua One who does not like children of first wife. Marâtre; personne qui n'aime pas les enfants du premier mariage.
Pukapuka CE.PUNA-RUA Puna A man's wife and children Problematic
Tahitian CE.PUNA-RUA Punarua A man with two wives, or a woman with two husbands
Sikaiana PN.PUNI.1A Puni Closed up, stopped up; in descent lines, to have a line without any children, or, for some speakers, with only female children
Tongan PN.PUNOU Punou To bow, bow down, especially in worship or homage
Easter Island PN.PUNUA Manu /punua/ Pajarito tierno
New Zealand Maori PN.PUNUA Punua Young of bird/animal
Marquesas PN.PUNUA Punua Petit d'animal
Mangareva PN.PUNUA Punua Young of birds or animals. Les petits des oiseaux et des animaux
Niue PN.PUNUA Punua Young, offspring (of animals); consequence, outcome
Penrhyn PN.PUNUA Pinia Young animal Problematic
Penrhyn PN.PUNUA Punua Young animal (from Rarotongan) Problematic
Pukapuka PN.PUNUA Punua Young of non-humans
Rarotongan PN.PUNUA Punua Young of bird/animal (not usual re humans)
Samoan PN.PUNUA Punua/manu Young bird
Sikaiana PN.PUNUA Punua Young, small, little, of animals: punua kulii, ‘puppy’; punua moa, ‘chick’; punua piki, ‘piglet’
Tahitian PN.PUNUA Punua Petit animal
Takuu PN.PUNUA Punua Young bird, fledgling; young animal
Tuamotu PN.PUNUA Punuua Young of certain animals, human infant
Mangareva CE.PUUORO Puoro/taro Mélange de pâte de taro avec du fruit à pain et le jus d'amande du coco, le tout cuit ensemble. A dish made with taro, breadfruit and coconut juice (Tgr).
Mangaia EO.PUUPUU.2 Puupuu A small, yellow sea-snail
Penrhyn EO.PUUPUU.2 Puupuu Shell used in making necklaces; land snails in general
Mangareva MP.PUSA.2 Pu/puʔa Fumée de tabac; fumer; volute d'avant d'un bateau en marche; écumer
Pukapuka MP.PUSA.2 Pu/puya/ Dust, foam, spray. An aromatic, fragrant odour (Mta).
New Zealand Maori MP.PUSA.2 Puha Gasp; make a fast emission of the breath
Marquesas OC.PUU.1 Pu/ávva Cowrie, and other similar small shells
Mangareva RO.PUKA Puka/maga Nom d'un arbre qui pousse dans la montagne