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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Kapingamarangi SO.SIKI.1C Higi To tack a canoe (by transferring the mast from one end of the canoe to the other)
Fijian MP.SIKO Ciqo-ma Catch, lay hold on, chiefly of things thrown
Tikopia MP.SIKO Siko Gather cord for manipulation; coil fishline or other cord; catch (mod.)
Pukapuka PN.SIKU-SIKU Yikuyiku Tip of coconut frond; left over pieces of mat that are cut off and used again
Kapingamarangi MP.SIKU.A Higu Edge of thatch sheet made of Pandanus lead tip
Emae MP.SIKU.A Siku Tail, of fish or animal
Tongan PN.SIKU-SIKU Hikuhiku Top(s) or tip(s) projecting upwards: inc. top (of a mast or flagstaff etc.); tip (of a branch), topmost branch (of a tree), projecting leaves or twigs (on top of a hedge), etc.
Pukapuka MP.SIKU.A Yiku Tail, e.g. of animal, fish; tip, extremity
Nuguria CE.SIKU.B Mai/suku Tail (of fish) Problematic
Rarotongan CE.SIKU.B ʔIku Tail of animal, fish, bird Problematic
Nukuoro PN.SIKU-MATA Sugimada The outer corner of the eye
Pukapuka PN.SIKU-MATA Yikumata Outer corner of eye
Rennellese PN.SIKU-MATA Sikumata Corner of the eye
Samoan PN.SIKU-MATA Siʔumata Outer angle, corner (of the eye)
Takuu PN.SIKU-MATA Sukimata Outer corner of the eye, top of cheekbone beneath eye
Tongan PN.SIKU-MATA Hikumata Outer corner of the eye
Kapingamarangi NP.SUUMAALIE Hu(a)maria, huamarie Good, beautiful, pretty
Tahitian CC.SILA.1B Hira Bashfulness as in the presence of a superior, or of many together
Pukapuka PN.SILI.1 Mate yili Accidental death
Nukumanu CP.SEU Ma/seu (pl. maaseu, mult. maseuseu) Destroyed; scattered
Tuamotu PN.SILO Hiro/nui Sac under stomach, entrance to entrails
East Futuna CP.SINA.2 Sina Heroine of many stories
Hawaiian CP.SINA.2 Hina/-ʔai-kamalama Legendary polynesian goddess
Ifira-Mele CP.SINA.2 Sina/marama Moon
Penrhyn CP.SINA.2 Sina A name often recited in legends ; a goddess; kind of small spider
Pukapuka CP.SINA.2 Yina Name of woman in stories and chants
Rotuman CP.SINA.2 Sina Beautiful woman in legend and song
Tahitian CP.SINA.2 Hina The name of the first woman, according to a Tahitian tradition, the wife of Ti, and by some said to be still in the moon; a species of small spider
Takuu CP.SINA.2 (A)sina Legendary character (a very beautiful woman) appearing in fables (kkai)
Tikopia CP.SINA.2 Ina Semi-supernatural woman who marries tongan ruler Problematic
Tongan CP.SINA.2 Hina Heroine of many Tongan legends
Tuamotu CP.SINA.2 Hina- First element in name of several legendary females
Hawaiian CE.SINA-SINA Hinahina Various plant spp.. (Heliotropium anomalum) (Whistler 1992)
New Zealand Maori CE.SINA-SINA Hinahina Ngaati Porou name for maahoe, a tree known as whitey-wood from the colour of the bark
Moriori CE.SINA-SINA Hinihina = MAO hinahina (Wms)
Marquesas FJ.SINU.1 Hinu ʔama Huile noiratre qui decoule de lama; encre; suinter
Tahitian FJ.SINU.1 Hinu Huile, graisse, mazout
Gilbertese AN.MEI.2 Mai (Artocarpus altilis)
New Zealand Maori NP.TAU-SINU.* Tauhinu, taihinu A shrub (Pomaderris phylicaefolia)
Gilbertese PN.KAPE.1 Kabe (Alocasia macrorrhiza)
Anuta NP.SIPA.1 Tipa/ i maaroro Immature flying-fish
Kapingamarangi NP.SIPA.1 Hiba Flying fish (Small)
Niue NP.SIPA.1 Hipa Young, small flying-fish Problematic
Nukuoro NP.SIPA.1 Siba Small flying fish
Rennellese NP.SIPA.1 Sipa Small flying fish
Sikaiana NP.SIPA.1 Sipa A small flying fish sp
Tokelau NP.SIPA.1 Hipa A small or young flying-fish
West Futuna MP.SIPA.2 Sipa Stumble over; break a pattern, quit one's normal routine
East Futuna SO.SISI.1 Sisi Tie up, as animal by leg. Attacher (avec une corde) (Mfr). Problematic
East Futuna MP.SISI.2 Sisi Small shellfish spp. (Neritidae) and (Naeticidae)