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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian NP.FAKA-TELE Faatere To steer a boat, canoe or ship; steersman; to guide or direct
Penrhyn CP.TAGI.B Ta/tangi Sound, make a noise
Samoan CP.TAGI.B Tagi Make a characteristic noise
Tongan CP.TAGI.B Tangi (Of animals) make characteristic sound
Tuamotu CP.TAGI.B Taŋi Make characteristic sound
Samoan TU.OFI.B Ofi Go through, get into (narrow passage or space); be room; (of animals) mate
Hawaiian PN.OQO Oo To remain, endure, survive, continue, go on, exist Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.TAGO.B Tango To visit a woman at night with intent to commit fornication or adultery
Tahitian CE.PEKE.1B Peʔe Etre jeté en l'air, voler (flèche, cerf-volant), monter (fumée), se dissiper (pluie, la fumée, la fièvre); s'acquitter de; contagieuse (maladie); se propager
New Zealand Maori CE.PEKE.1B Peke (with atu or mai) be all gone or come, without exception; be completed, be all included
Mangareva CE.PEKE.1B ʔAka/peke Faire disparaitre (en parlant de la mort, d'une maladie qui enleve une famille)
East Futuna PN.TAUSI Tausi Prendre soin; nourrir (sa famille); tradition, coutume; garder des malades
Samoan PN.TAUSI Tausi Take care of, nurse; observe, keep as a command. Wife of an orator or tulafale (McP).
Tokelau PN.TAUSI Tauhi Look after, take care of, maintain, uphold, keep
Emae PN.MURI.1C Mui/mui Young, immature Phonologically Irregular
Tongan NP.PAA-KISI Pakihi To click, or make a cracklin, breaking or snapping noise; (voice) sharp, metallic, falsetto Problematic
East Futuna NP.PAA-KISI Pakisi/kisi Maladif; nain; rachitique
Samoan FJ.QASA Asa To ford, wade through; make one’s way across (bushetc.)
Tokelau FJ.QASA A/aha Wade through water; make one’s way through bush; come through difficulties
Takuu OC.A A Name marker for singular personal pronouns and names of humans and spirits, but not canoes.
Takuu EO.HAMA Ama Outrigger float or outrigger side of a canoe
Takuu NP.AAPULU Apuru (Of a canoe) Full, having little freeboard; (of an object that normally floats) sink
Takuu PN.ALA-TI Ara/ara Scratch (e.g. an itch); marine sponge used as back-scratcher
Niue PN.MATUQA.B Matalima motua Thumb
Takuu PN.QAU.2 Au Remove something by cutting it away: remove unwanted matter; clean or clear up a place
Takuu PN.QAUEE Aua Exclamation of surprise or amazement, Wow! Problematic
Takuu NP.QAAWAGA.A Avvana Marriage; be related as husband and wife
Takuu PN.E.2 A, e Pre-basic particle marking agent in -Cia suffixed verbs
Takuu PN.MA-FAQA.A Mahaa Cracked, broken
Takuu OC.FOA.A F/foa Break or crack open a round object (e.g. a mature coconut or hermit crab shell) to get at the contents
Takuu OC.FAI.2A Hai Do, make
Takuu AN.FAI.1 Hai Ray (Himantura sp.)
Takuu PN.MA-FAKI Mahaki (of fruit from a tree) Fall; (of a branch) snap.
Takuu MP.FAGA.1A Hana Free edge of a canoe sail, leech; remove, let loose a string when making string figures
Takuu NP.FAAGAI.A Haanai Feed; formal meal for mourners
Takuu AN.FAQO.1A Hao Very small, chisel-shaped adze...; nail...
Takuu MP.FALE Hare House, dwelling; chrysalis; hole in which an animal lives; clan
Takuu PN.FATA-FATA Hatahata Chest (of a human)
Takuu XW.MA-FATI Mahati Cracked but retaining the same shape
Takuu PN.FATU-MANAVA Hatu manava Heart, mind, seat of the emotions; breath, stamina
Takuu PN.FATU.1B Hatu Compose, fabricate, make up (story or pattern), invent
Takuu MP.FAU.A Hau Tree, Sea Coast Mallow (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
Luangiua NO.FEKAU.C He/heʔau Bedding (mat, pillow, rug)
Takuu NP.FENUQU.A* Henu/i A loose leaf inserted into material being plaited or woven...
Takuu MP.FETAQU Hetau Polynesian Mahogany (Calophyllum inophyllum)
Takuu AN.FIHA.A Hia How many? How much?
Takuu CP.FIA- Hii- Desire, want (desiderative verb prefix denoting an action not normally done)
Takuu EO.FILO Hilo Roll sennit strands on one's thighs to make rope
Takuu PN.OO.1 Oo Fish taxon, very small fry of unknown species
Takuu FJ.FOO.1 Hoo Kind of small silver fish caught in hand nets, commonly used as bait. Possibly Siganus fry or Caesio sp.