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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna OC.FUGAO Fugaao Gendre, belle-fille
Tuamotu PN.FUGOWAI.* Huŋaavae Parent in law
Tahitian PN.FUHI.B Hui A plural or collective particle prefixed to various nouns, as hui arii, the royal party or family; hui raatira, the inferior chiefs collectively; hui tupuna, ancestors; hui metua, parents; hui hoa, friends, &c
New Zealand Maori SO.MA-FULE Maahure/hure Cut to pieces, reduced to fragments; thief
Tahitian FJ.FULE.C Hure/paapaa Utter extinction or extirpation Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau NP.FULU.3 Fulu/haa A feeling of discomfort
East Futuna AN.FUNA.1A Fuu-naa Caché, secret
Hawaiian AN.FUNA.1A Huunaa Conceal
Ifira-Mele AN.FUNA.1A Fuunaa To conceal
Rarotongan AN.FUNA.1A ʔUunaa-ʔia Conceal (pass.)
Penrhyn CE.FUNA.2 Huunaa The 10th night of the lunar month
Rarotongan CE.FUNA.2 ʔUunaa Tenth night of the moon's age
Tahitian EP.FUNAOGA.* Hunooʔa Gendre (hunoo'a taane), belle-fille (hunoo'a vahine)
Luangiua PN.FUNE.1 Makaa/huŋe Pimple
Kapingamarangi KN.FUTAA Hudaa Group of things approaching together (e.g. a fleet of canoes)
Nukuoro KN.FUTAA Hudaa- Group of things approaching together (e.g. a fleet of canoes)
Fijian EO.GAA.1 Gaa Opening of mouth, gaping action
Hawaiian EO.GAA.1 Naa Moan, groan, wail
New Zealand Maori EO.GAA.1 Ngaa Take breath, breathe
Rarotongan EO.GAA.1 Ngaa/ngaa Gasp, (the sound of) choking for breath
Rennellese EO.GAA.1 Ngaa/ekeeke Pant, breathe hard
Samoan EO.GAA.1 Gaa Pant
Takuu EO.GAA.1 N/naa Action involving opening the mouth and making a noise (especially when sleeping) [snore, stammer] Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia EO.GAA.1 Ngaa Screech, utter hoarse cry Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan EO.GAA.1 Ngaa Pant, struggle for breath (as with asthma)
Tuamotu EO.GAA.1 ŋaa Breathe, take deep breath
Hawaiian PN.GAA.2A Naa Plural definite article
New Zealand Maori PN.GAA.2A Ngaa/i A prefix to a personal name used as the tribal name Problematic
Luangiua PN.GAA.2A ŋaa Definite article plural
Pukapuka PN.GAA.2A Naa Plural definite article Phonologically Irregular
Sikaiana PN.GAA.2A Naa The (pl.)
Takuu PN.GAA.2A Naa Plural definite article
Tikopia PN.GAA.2A Ngaa Definite article plural
Tokelau PN.GAA.2A Naa Plural definite article Phonologically Irregular
Tongan PN.GAA.2A Ngaa/hi The commonest of the plural signs; used with things, relatives, friends, enemies, gods, kings, collective nouns, classes, bunches
Penrhyn CE.GAA.2B Naa Definite article marking dual or paucal or small plural
Rarotongan CE.GAA.2B Ngaa Dual or paucal number definitive
Tahitian CE.GAA.2B Naa Article: duel défini; pluriel défini prénuméral
Tuamotu CE.GAA.2B ŋaa Particle of limited plurality; the several, the few
East Futuna SO.GAA-.3 Gaa/neʔa Place, locality, spot
Emae SO.GAA-.3 Gaa/ne Place
Mangareva SO.GAA-.3 Gaa Particle preceding names of bays Problematic
Tokelau SO.GAA-QUTA Gaauta Shore, land (from the sea); further inland
Rennellese SO.GAA-QUTA Ngaaʔuta Bush area, especially bush-garden not on main trail
Samoan SO.GAA-QUTA Gaaʔuta A little distance inland
Pukapuka SO.GAA-QUTA Ngaauta Shore, land (from the sea); further inland
Tikopia SO.GAA-.3 Ngaa/ngea Locality of restricted size
Emae SO.GAA-TAI Gaatai Beach; on the beach
East Uvea SO.GAA-QUTA Gaauta D'en haut; du cote de l'interieur
Hawaiian EP.GA-FAQA.* Nahaa Cracked, broken, as a dish