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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese OC.TUPUNA Puna, punoo Grandparent (vocative)
Hawaiian OC.MAGOO Manoo Shark
Nuguria OC.MAGOO Manoo Shark (generic)
Sikaiana OC.MAGOO Manoo Shark
Takuu OC.MAGOO Manoo General term for sharks
Moriori NP.MASAGA.2 Mehanga Noose; ensnare
Tokelau NP.MASAGA.2 Mahaga Noose for catching sharks
Penrhyn EO.MATA.1C Mata/i Snood of fishhook (Sta < Bck)
Penrhyn PN.NAO Noo Open tridacna shells, separate flesh from shell; shell opener, a pointed stick made from ngangie wood
Penrhyn PN.NAO Noo/noo To grope a fish, put a hand into a hole in a rock to search for a fish
Penrhyn CP.NAO-NAO Noonoo Small fly-like insect of any kind such as sand-fly, fruit-fly, midge and so on
New Zealand Maori FJ.NASA Naha Noose of a snare
Rarotongan NP.NATI Nati-a Bind, tie tightly round, tether, snare (in a noose)
Penrhyn EP.NO Noo Prep. marking realized subordinate possession: of, from
Rarotongan EP.NO Noo Belonging to, of (where the possession is...inherent, inalienable, non-agentive); for (the future inherent possession of); for (a particular purpose); engaged in (an activity); from (a place); because of, as a result of, for (a reason);
Tahitian EP.NO Noo (devant les formes nominales) Indique la possession forte dans un prédicat; indique l'origine
Tuamotu EP.NO Noo Particle of emphatic intrinsic identification: Of, for, belonging to, intended for, from (as from a land of origin or a permanent abode); on account of, because of, for the purpose of
Anuta CP.NOQA No/noo Tie two pieces of cord together; cord
Kapingamarangi CP.NOQA Nnoo-dia To tie up
Emae CP.NOQA Noo/tia Bind, tie
New Zealand Maori CP.NOQA No/no/ti (pass. noo/tia) Pinch or contract, as with a band or ligature Phonologically Irregular
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.NOQA Noo-hia Snare (about sharks), fasten a rope to the leg (about pigs)
Takuu CP.NOQA Noa Rope, string or leaves used to tie something; noose (esp. the one used in shark fishing); leaves used to tie up food parcel
Tikopia CP.NOQA Noa Tie, bind, put noose around
Tongan CP.NOQA Noʔo To noose, tie a boat
Pukapuka OC.NOFO Noo Sit, stay, dwell Problematic
West Uvea OC.NOFO (H)noo-ia Rester, demeurer, être assis (sur)
East Futuna EO.NOO-GIA Noo/noo Demander, mendier
Nukuoro EO.NOO-GIA N/noo Covetous, envious
Rennellese EO.NOO-GIA No(noo), noogia Request (formerly of the gods), usually food or other gifts; person so requesting it
Samoan EO.NOO-GIA No/noo Borrow
Tongan EO.NOO-GIA Noo Borrow, hire; special feast provided by man for those from whom he wants to get money
West Uvea EO.NOO-GIA No/nongi, noongi/a Demander, prier
Kapingamarangi FJ.PALE.3C Bele/dei di laa Past noon Problematic
Kapingamarangi FJ.PALE.3C Pere/tai ti raa Mid-afternoon Problematic
Niue FJ.PALE.3C Pale Turned (as sun when past noon, or moon past midnight)
Hawaiian CE.PAA-SERE.2 Pahele Snare, noose, trap; needle for stringing leis Problematic
Samoan PN.PENA.2 Pena Halter, put a halter on ; snare, noose
Rarotongan EP.SEI.1B ʔEi Wreath, garland, necklace, noose, snare
Nukuoro CP.SELE.1A Sele Catch with lasso or noose
Rennellese CP.SELE.1A Sege Nooses for snaring birds
Tokelau CP.SELE.1A Hele Noose for catching sharks
Tongan CP.SELE.1A Hele Noose, snare, trap, gin
Takuu XO.SURU.B Laa/suru Afternoon
Tongan OC.SUNU.2 Hoonoo To singe
Easter Island OC.TAFA.3 Taha Decline (like afternoon sun) Problematic
Pukapuka PN.-TAGA.4 -tanga As in monotanga: island-wide feast; nootanga: group of people; wonotanga: ankle, joint
Niue CP.NOQA Noo/taki To tie, bind; also fig. e.g. of friendship
Niue CP.NOQA Noo, hi/noo To tie
Takuu EC.TAAIKI Taaiki Snare something in a noose; trap; knot used as foot snare; fish for flying fish or mullet using baits suspended on short lines from floats