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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Easter Island PN.QALELO ʔArero Lengua (organo e idioma). Language (Wbr).
Mangareva PN.QALI.1A Ari/a Place with no trees
West Futuna PN.QALI.1A Ari Open, clear; become known
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.
Tahitian PN.HAALIQA Aria The space between objects; the parts between the knots of sugar cane, bamboo, &c.
East Uvea PN.QARIKI ʔAliki Chef, noble, seigneur
Mangareva PN.QARIKI ʔAk/ariki Roi, chef suprème, noble; terme d'adresse pour Dieu: "Seigneur"
Kapingamarangi MP.QALILI Pono/ariri/ Operculum, cat's eye
Ifira-Mele EO.QALO.3 Alo Steer (paddled canoe) Problematic
Nukuoro EO.QALO.3 Alo Paddle canoe
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.QALO.3 Alo Canoe
Tongan MP.QAROFA.A ʔAlo/ʔofa Love, pity, compassion (honorific for qofa)
West Futuna MP.QAROFA.A Arofa (WFU), alofa (ANI) Sorrow, pity, compassion, love; present, gift; gesture of kindness or sympathy; paint for rubbing on persons so that their enemies may not kill them
Niue XO.QEFA Efi Enormous Problematic
Tokelau MP.QALOGO Alogo Surgeonfish sp. (Ctenochaetus striatus)
Tuamotu PN.ASEU Aheu Chirurgien à marque noire (Acanthurus nigricauda) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese AN.AMO.1A Amo, ama Rub gently, anoint, caress, make smooth
Takuu AN.AMO.1A Aamo/si Rub one's body or body-part; anoint the skin
Tongan PN.QANA-.2 ʔAne/efiafi This afternoon (said after dark) or yesterday afternoon (said next morning)
Tongan PN.QANA-.2 ʔAne/hoʔataa At noon today (said in the afternoon or evening) or at noon yesterday (said next morning)
Tongan PN.QANA-.2 ʔAne/uhu This morning (said at noon or later)
New Zealand Maori NP.QANA-I-LAA-NEI Inaaianei Just now, today (properly of time past only)
Raga OC.QANA-NAFI Ninofi Yesterday
Easter Island PN.QANA-POO Aŋapó Anoche
Tongan PN.QANA-POGIPOGI ʔAnepongipongi This morning (said at noon or later) (rare)
Tuamotu TA.AA-NIWA Ania/nia Be dizzy, feel vertiginous Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian CE.ANO.1 Ano Weird solitude, awe
New Zealand Maori CE.ANO.1 Ano/ano Alarm, giddiness Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan CE.ANO.1 Ano/ano Desire, long for Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian CE.ANO.1 Ano Desolate, as a house or land; the desolate state of a country, or of a house, for want of inhabitants
Tuamotu CE.ANO.1 Ano Lonely, desolate
East Futuna SO.ANO.2 Ano Go
Emae SO.ANO.2 Ano Go
Nuguria SO.ANO.2 Ano/iho Geht unter
Pukapuka SO.ANO.2 Ano Go. Said to be a shortened form of wano. (Sg. verb). Not recent borrowing. Common in old chants
Sa'a SO.ANO.2 ʔAno Pass away, disappear out of sight Problematic
Sikaiana EC.ANO.3 Poo/ano A leaf ball made from eight strands of leaf
Tokelau EC.ANO.3 Ano Ball (woven from coconut or pandanus leaves); (play) game played with this ball...
New Zealand Maori ??.ANOO Anoo Postposed particle, again
Rennellese ??.ANOO Aano Conjunction and postposed particle, indicating a continuing process
West Uvea ??.ANOO Ano Encore
East Uvea PN.QANOIHA Anoia Apres-demain
Emae PN.QANOIHA Anoisa Day after tomorrow Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.QANOIHA Anoiha, noiha Day after tomorrow
Tongan PN.QANOIHA ʔAnoiha The day after tomorrow
Pukapuka NP.QANU.1 Anu. Ano (Mta). Cold, cool
Rarotongan TA.ARUHE Tu/anuʔe/ A type of fern and the name for the barren hill areas where it grows ; Scrambling Fern (Dicranopteris linearis) . The False Staghorn Fern (Dicranopteris linearis)
Tahitian TA.ARUHE Anuhe Fougère (Dicranopteris linearis). The common fern in the mountains (Dvs).
Nuguria AN.QANUFE Anohe Caterpillar Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian PN.SALUFE Uluhe, unuhe False staghorn fern (Dicranopteris, Hicriopteris, Sticherus)