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101 Results matching "mano" in entry:
Language | Reconstruction | Reflex | Description |
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Hawaiian | PN.MANONO | Manono | All spp. of (Gouldia) genus, small trees or shrubs belonging to the coffee family |
New Zealand Maori | PN.MANONO | Manono, kanono, kaanonono | A small tree (Coprosma australis [grandifolia]) |
Mangareva | PN.MANONO | Manono | Tronc sec du nono. The dry trunk of the %nono| tree (Tgr) Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Niue | PN.MANONO | Manono | A small tree, (Tarenna sambucina)... |
Vaeakau-Taumako | PN.MANONO | Manonu | A tree with edible fruits |
Tahitian | PN.MANONO | Manono | A tree (Tarenna sambucina) |
Tongan | PN.MANONO | Manonu | A tree (Tarenna sambucina) |
New Zealand Maori | TA.MANO TINI | Mano tini | An exceedingly great number |
Nukuoro | TA.MANO TINI | Mano-tini | A very large number Problematic |
Rarotongan | TA.MANO TINI | Mano tini | Many thousands |
Tahitian | TA.MANO TINI | Mano tini | Dix mille, nombre indéfini |
Easter Island | AN.PAKI.1 | Haa/paki | To shove, to kick; dar un golpe, un empellón, con la mano, o con el pie |
Easter Island | EC.PA-LAFA | Pa/ra/raha | Plano; palma (de la mano); planta (del pie). Flat (Wbr). |
Samoan | OC.ASI | Asi manogi | Fijian sandalwood (Santalum yasi) |
Easter Island | MP.SUKI.A | Huki | Barreno de mano usado para escarbar la tierra y sacar tubérculos; clavar. Hand-drill used to root out bulbs; to nail. Palo puesto en la popa para colgar la red (*huki kupe9a*); fierro puntiagudo qu sirve para escarbar la tierra (Egt). |
East Futuna | OC.TAMANU | Tamanu | Tamanou (Calophyllum neo-ebudicum) |
Nukumanu | OC.MAGOO | Te Mano. Mano (Sar). | A constellation...probably Scorpius's tail. Seven stars including the back and tail of Scorpius (Sar). |
Takuu | OC.MAGOO | Manoo | Constellation said to resemble a shark (Hwd). |
New Zealand Maori | AN.TOA | Toa/toa | Phyllocladus trichomanoides) |
Tahitian | MP.TOKO.1A | Toʔo(toʔo) | Perche pour manoeuvrer les pirogues; pousser une pirogue à la perche |
Hawaiian | CE.URU.1 | Ulu/mano | A strong wind from a given direction in each locality |
Anuta | CP.USI.1 | Uti | A kind of manongi plant (Evodia) |
Easter Island | CP.WASA | Vaha | Hendedura, abertura de un cuerpo; espacia entre los dedos de la mano (vaha rima) |
Nukumanu | OC.MAGOO | Mano | Shark |
West Futuna | PN.MANO | Mano | One thousand |
West Futuna | FJ.MANOKO | Manoko | Fish sp., mud-skipper. (Amblygobius bynoensis) (Rve). |
East Uvea | NP.SUE.2 | Hue/ʔi | Soulever (couvert, paravent, manou) |
Nuguria | OC.MANOGI | Manoni | Fragrant, smelling good; a good taste, as food with coconut oil |
Nuguria | MP.MAGO | M/mano | Fade, wither (of leaves) |
Easter Island | EO.LAQU.1 | ʔA/ʔaru | Catch (ball); seize, grasp; capture; rape. Coger con la mano, agarrar, asir (Fts). Phonologically Irregular |
Manihiki-Rakahanga | CE.MANAWA-NUI | Manoanui | Long winded, powerful Phonologically Irregular |
Tokelau | PN.MANO | Mano, mano/maanoo | Uncountable, countless, hundreds |
Tokelau | OC.MANOGI | Manogi | Have a pleasant smell; (of food) have a good flavour, be tasty; have a bad odour, stink; scent, odour; flowers, roots etc. used to scent oil... |
Tokelau | FJ.MANOKO | Manoko | Small fish spp....including mud-skippers and gobies |
Nukumanu | PN.LOLO.1A | Lloo manoni | Perfume |
Rapa | PN.MANO | Mano rongouru | Hundred |
Takuu | EC.MAGOO-QALAWA-FENUA | Manoo fenua | Shark sp. |
Niuatoputapu | FJ.MANOKO | Manoko | Blennie |
Tongan | PN.MANO | Mano | Ten thousand |
Tongan | AN.MANU.1A | Manoo | A bird (of any kind) |
Niue | PN.MANO | Mano | Abundance, plenty, many |
Tongan | PN.MAA-NOQA | Manoʔo | Bound and tied too tight; constricted or gripped too tight (e.g. by a wedding ring) |
Niue | PN.MAA-NOQA | Manoa. Maanoa (McE). | Thread. Spool, reel (McE). |
East Uvea | PN.MAA-NOQA | Manoʔa | Lié, serré |
East Futuna | PN.MAA-NOQA | Manoʔa | S'étrangler; être étranglé; être plus petit au milieu qu'aux extrémités (pour une tubercule); étranglement, noeud |
Tongan | AN.TINA-NA.A | China/manoo | A sow after she has had a litter |
East Futuna | PN.TAA.4B | Taa | Pêcher à plusieurs avec un manou à la marée haute... |
Easter Island | PN.KA-KAU.2 | Kakau | Obsidiana de filo cortante, ancho; incrustada en un mango se usaba como arma de mano para degollar o tajear al enemigo. Wide, sharp-edged obsidian provided with a wooden handle, used to cut off the enemy's head. Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Tuvalu | PN.MANO | Mano | Thousand |
Tuvalu | OC.MANOGI | Manogi | A smell |
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