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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rennellese NP.TIKO.B Titiko Menses Problematic
New Zealand Maori MP.TIRO Tirohia Passive-imperative of titiro
Easter Island NP.TITI.1 Titi To hammer, nail, affix ; Llenarse, lleno
New Zealand Maori NP.TITI.1 Titi Peg, pin, to stick in as a peg or pin
Moriori NP.TITI.1 Titi Stick fast
Mangareva NP.TITI.1 Titi Plug hole with a peg
Pukapuka NP.TITI.1 Titi Caulker for canoe making
Rarotongan NP.TITI.1 Titi A stake, peg, nail or dowel
Tahitian NP.TITI.1 Titi A nail, pin or peg, a stake; to pin or peg, to fasten with nails, or with stakes in the ground; to stick fast, as a mote in the eye
Tuamotu NP.TITI.1 Titi Peg
Anuta PN.TITI.2 Titi pau Skirt for men and women worn for dancing. Barkcloth sheet hung in front of the church (Fbg).
East Futuna PN.TITI.2 Titi Kilt of cordyline leaves
Emae PN.TITI.2 Maasina e /titi/ Ring around the moon
Nuguria PN.TITI.2 Titi Blätterschurz
Niue PN.TITI.2 Titi Dancing-skirt made of inner bark of hibiscus
Penrhyn PN.TITI.2 Titi Skirt made of coconut leaves; kind of loincloth for women; dancing costume for both sexes, made from puurau, rito, etc. decorated with akeake
Pukapuka PN.TITI.2 Titi Woman's waist garment
Rennellese PN.TITI.2 Tau/titi/ Tiny tapa loincloth
Samoan PN.TITI.2 Titi A girdle of tii leaves
Tikopia PN.TITI.2 Titi Fringe, especially of Coconut leaf or split Cordyline leaf, worn as a decorative girdle
Tuamotu PN.TITI.2 Titi Band or wreath of Coconut leaves tied round a tree to denote that the fruit is tapu
West Uvea PN.TITI.2 Titi Pagne, jupon, jupe, ceinture
Emae ??.TITI.3 Maasina e/titi/ Ring around the moon
New Zealand Maori ??.TITI.4 Titi Long streaks of cloud
Tuamotu ??.TITI.4 Titi Long, streaky white clouds
East Futuna PN.TITI.5 Titi Casser, faire eclore, clore, sortir de la coque
Marquesas PN.TITI.5 Titi Lancer de pierres en ricochet
Rennellese PN.TITI.5 Titi Chip out outline of canoe hull on a log
Tahitian CE.TII-TII Titi/hopeore The name of a bird
East Futuna SO.TOQETOQE Toʔetoʔe Short ; petiti (en taille); nain (singulier)
Samoan FJ.TOLO.2A Tolo (pl. fe-tolo-fi) Crawl, swarm (said of animals found in numbers); (of animals) steal food, by moving up to it surreptitiously
New Zealand Maori PN.TOLOGA Tooronga Deal out in small quantities (e.g. food) Problematic
Rarotongan NP.TUA.1 Tua To divide, separate, partition Problematic
Tokelau PN.TUQA-.2A Tua- Prefix to numerals with reference to layers, strands, repetitions, etc.
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.FATITILI.* Fa(i)titiri Thunder
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.TITI.2 Titi Skirt
Takuu PN.FAIWA Haiva Running race; competitive sporting activity generally
Sikaiana PN.KALU.A Kalu/kalu Interstitial tissues of animate creatures
Mangareva PN.TAKI-.2 Tiki Particule distributive devant les nombres entrainant le sens de répartition Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.TOKONAKI Toʔonaʔi To prepare large quantities of food for cooking
Nuguria PN.FAIWA Haiva Race, competition
Nuguria PN.TITI.2 Titi Grass skirts (for men and women)
Samoan PN.KEA.1 Ea/ea Inflammation of the mouth (Stomatitis) Phonologically Irregular
Takuu NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Creeper sp. (Wedelia biflora)
Sikaiana NO.TITI-TAI Tititai Plant sp. (traditionally used to wash out tattoo wounds immediately after tattooing)
Nuguria NO.TITI-TAI Titi tai A kind of grass, creeper with yellow flowers
Niue PN.GATATA Ngatiti Jingling sound Phonologically Irregular
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.TII-TII Titi Sea bird, black, small, flies close to surface of sea
Kapingamarangi OC.HIFO.A Iha Climb down (after finishing work in a tree or on a ladder) [sense of completed, non-repetitive action]
Tongan PN.MAALIE.B Maalie Gently, softly, slowly, gradually (with repetitive/continuative verb)