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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tongan PN.QALI.2 Hali To graze, just touch in passing Phonologically Irregular
Manihiki-Rakahanga AN.LAU.1A Rau Leaf
Tongan PN.QALI.2 ʔAli/aki To scrape or wipe (one's feet) on a scraper or mat
Fijian PN.QALI.1A Yali Lost, absent, missing Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian PN.QALI.1A Ali/ali Crystal clear, white
Kapingamarangi PN.QALI.1A A/ali Successful, outstanding; to win (in game) Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori PN.QALI.1A Ari White, visible
New Zealand Maori PN.QALI.1A Ari/ari Bare (as tree trunk); clear, gleaming
Marquesas PN.QALI.1A Aʔi Bare; a decouvert, qui n'est pas obscurci par aucun nuage
Mangareva PN.QALI.1A Ari/a Place with no trees
Niue MP.QAPI.2 Api/tia To be jammed, tight. Choked, confined (as by plants etc.) (McE).
Niue PN.QALI.1A Ma/ali Clear, distinct, apparent, obvious
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.QALI.1A Ali Be visible, be possible to see, appear
Rarotongan PN.QALI.1A Ari Sparkling, as of very clear water
Hawaiian CE.TUU.3 Kuu Name for the third, fourth, fifth and sixth days of the month (Kuu kahi, Kuu lua, Kuu kolu, Kuu pau)
Samoan PN.QALI.1A Ali/ali Visible
Samoan PN.QALI.1A A/ali/ Appear
Tahitian PN.QALI.1A Ari/ari Clear, fair, transparent
Tongan PN.QALI.1A ʔA/ʔali So clear that fish can see those trying to catch them. Apparaitre dedans l'eau, à distance profonde (Btn).
Tuamotu PN.QALI.1A Ari (Lay) bare; visible; be white
West Futuna PN.QALI.1A Ari Open, clear; become known
Hawaiian PN.HAALIQA Aalia Pool where salt is formed; salt-bed
New Zealand Maori PN.HAALIQA Aaria Deep water between two shoals; deep pool in river; shore pool filled only at high water
Marquesas PN.HAALIQA Aiʔa Reef or rocks where seafood is gathered at low tide. Bas-fond de corail sur lequel les poulpes se tiennent ordinairement; récif de corail. Base de corail [Northwest Marquesan Dialect] (Lch).
Penrhyn PN.HAALIQA Aaria Water pathway, narrow passage, that is a stretch of water between two islets, which is shallower and narrower than a passage (ava), which...even a small boat cannot normally go through.
Rarotongan PN.HAALIQA Aaria Open stretch of water between two islands in the lagoon
Samoan PN.HAALIQA Aalia Watercourse, dry bed of a river ; brook, creek but example suggests perhaps one subject to drying up
Tahitian PN.HAALIQA Aria The space between objects; the parts between the knots of sugar cane, bamboo, &c.
Tahitian PN.HAALIQA Aria Détroit, intervalle
Tuamotu PN.HAALIQA Aria Shallow passage, inlet filled with rocks, leading into lagoon
Tupuaki PN.HAALIQA Arira Channel between islands Phonologically Irregular
Anuta SO.ALIGA Aringa To smell like rotten fish or bird
Tikopia SO.ALIGA Aalinga Have smell or taste, smell, taste Phonologically Irregular
Easter Island EP.QARIGA ʔAariŋa Face
Marquesas EP.QARIGA Aika (MQN), aiʔa (MQS) (Atl). Bâiller; cri que poussent les indigènes en bâillant (1904). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Anuta PN.QARIKI Ariki Chief
Easter Island PN.QARIKI ʔAriki Chief, king, lord, headman in general. Rey.
East Futuna PN.QARIKI ʔAliki Chief
East Uvea PN.QARIKI ʔAliki Chef, noble, seigneur
Hawaiian PN.QARIKI Aliʔi Chief
Kapingamarangi PN.QARIKI Ariki Chief
Kapingamarangi PN.QARIKI Aligi Priest
Emae PN.QARIKI Ariki Chief
New Zealand Maori PN.QARIKI Ariki Chief
Ifira-Mele PN.QARIKI Eeriki Chief, Lord (Christian), king (in cards)
Moriori PN.QARIKI Ariki, eriki Chief
Marquesas PN.QARIKI Hak/aʔiki/ Chef, maitre, seigneur
Marquesas PN.QARIKI Aiki Chef, officier, intendant, homme riche
Mangareva PN.QARIKI ʔAk/ariki Roi, chef suprème, noble; terme d'adresse pour Dieu: "Seigneur"
Nuguria PN.QARIKI Ariki People who stand behind the chief