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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn EP.SEI.1B Sei/ rauru Necklace of braided human hair
Penrhyn EC.SEI.2 Ei Preposition marking optative, purposive, future position Problematic
New Zealand Maori FJ.SEKA Para/heka/ Semen, smegma
Tahitian FJ.SEKA Heʔa Catégorie de maladies ui comprend entre autres des maladies de peau et les pertes blanches
West Uvea FJ.SEKA Heka Champignon blanc comestible; maladie qui donne de petites taches blanches sur la langue et les gencives
New Zealand Maori PN.SEKE.1A Heke Descend; miss a mark; practise surf riding
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.SEKE.1A Eke To surf (sg); crawl, grow crawling on (and not up from) the ground like vines, pumpkin, kumara, etc.; also used of fish laying eggs
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.SEMO H/emo/kia Pay what remains, complete payment
Tongan PN.SEKU Heku Small bird sp
East Futuna XW.SELA Sela Asthme; être asthmatique; être essouflé
East Uvea XW.SELA Hela Suffocation (Maladie)
Samoan XW.SELA Sela Gasp for breath, asthma
Tongan XW.SELA Hela Tired, asthma
East Futuna CP.SELE.1A Matamaa/sele/ Snare v.
Marquesas CP.SELE.1A Heʔe Lacer un animal; s'étrangler avec une corde. Collet, snare (n) (Atl).
Takuu CP.SELE.1A Sere Tie with a clove-hitch, tie something so that it hangs (e.g. from a rafter); string for making a string-figure
Takuu EC.SELE.1B Sere Trip someone using a leg; wrestle; wrestling match
Niue EO.SELE.2 Hele To cut up, castrate; mark bark cloth; reap
West Futuna EO.SELE.2 Sere-a To cut (in a back and forth slicing or sawing motion); to write, to mark. Circumcise (Cpl).
Ifira-Mele EO.SELE.3 Tama/sere Only child; formerly title of respect, now Jesus
Niue PN.GAO.2 Mata/ngao Corner (of house etc.). Corner, very point of a corner, gable (Sph). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas EC.SELE.4 Heʔe. Heke (Ua Pou) (Lch). Hái-e (Crk). Go (I). Aller, s'en aller, marcher, fuir, s'éloigner, partir (Lch).
Vaeakau-Taumako EC.SELE.4 Le/mai Come
Gedaged MP.SELU Saz Head decoration made from feathers
Anuta CP.SEMA.1 Tema Left
East Futuna CP.SEMA.1 Sema Left (Hand)
East Uvea CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left
Hawaiian CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (Side)
Emae CP.SEMA.1 Sema Left hand
New Zealand Maori CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (hand)
Mangareva CP.SEMA.1 ʔEma Gauche; la main gauche
Niue CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (not right); left-handed
Rennellese CP.SEMA.1 Sema Left hand, left
Rotuman CP.SEMA.1 Sema Left
Tikopia CP.SEMA.1 Sema Left-handed; left hand
Tongan CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left-handed, left
Tuamotu CP.SEMA.1 Hema Left (hand)
West Uvea CP.SEMA.1 Sema Gauche
New Zealand Maori CC.SEMA.2 Hema Pudenda Problematic
Marquesas CC.SEMA.2 Hema/hema Esp. de gelé de mer
Nukuoro CC.SEMA.2 Ssema Jellyfish sp
Tahitian CC.SEMA.2 Hema/hema The little fish called the nautilus
Takuu CC.SEMA.2 Sema Jellyfish sp., Sailor-in-the-wind [Velella sp.]
East Uvea PN.SEMA.3 Hema Couper de droite à gauche en talus, en sifflet
Fijian PN.SEMA.3 Sema Splice, patch Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.SEMA.3 Hema To bevel, champer; tapering
Rennellese PN.SEMA.3 Sema To sharpen, shape
Tongan PN.SEMA.3 Hemehema On the slope, diagonal
New Zealand Maori NP.SEMO Hemo Weak, exhausted; passed by, gone away, disappear, be consumed, die, miss a mark, finished, cease; break wind
Moriori NP.SEMO Heme = MAO hemo (Wms)