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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Pukapuka NP.TAKAA Takaa Snood (fishing) (Bge
Rapa NP.TAKAA Taka Portion of line attached to hook; a snood
New Zealand Maori AN.TALI.3A Tari A mode of plaiting with several strands; noose for catching birds etc.
Rennellese AN.TALI.3A Haka/tagi/ Sennit noose for snaring sharks
Tuamotu AN.TALI.3A Tari Noose for catching birds, eels etc.; to ensnare
Nukumanu CP.GOGO.1 Nonoo Booby
Manihiki-Rakahanga NP.TAKAA Taka Line or snood
Pukapuka OC.TAKUA.1 Takuo Fish that is noosed (in chants)
Takuu AN.AFIAFI Ahiahi Late afternoon, evening, when the sun is half-set
Takuu PN.FAKA-ROGO Hakannoo Listen to, listen for, feel; show respect for, believe, obey; understand (what one hears) Phonologically Irregular
Takuu CP.NOQA N/noa Knot; tie a knot; noose for shark fishing
Takuu OC.PUTU.1 Puutu/na Large group of people gathering for work or entertainment; An afternoon of storytelling, singing and dancing organised as an entertaining distraction for mourners (obs.)
Pukapuka EP.NO Noo Belonging to, of, from
Takuu EO.NOO-GIA Kai/nnoo(tia) Ask or beg someone to give something (an act normally done in private or via a small child to avoid shame)
Hawaiian PN.NOA.2 Noo Intensifying particle: very, quite, fairly, anyway
Nuguria MP.IO.1 Inoo Yes Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian PN.GOGO.4 Nonoo To snore, gurgle Phonologically Irregular
Nukumanu MP.IO.1 Noo Yes
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.NAO No/noo Stretch out (hand) Phonologically Irregular
Nukumanu SO.LAQALAQA-TEA Te laa latea Noon
Tokelau OC.KUPEGA Kupega Net (for fishing); special line made for noosing pelagic fish
Tokelau PN.MANO Mano, mano/maanoo Uncountable, countless, hundreds
Waya AN.AFIAFI (Y)avi(y)avi Evening...from late afternoon (about 4 pm) until darkness
Mangareva NP.NATI Naati Serrer simplement, avec un noeud coulant. To tie into the form of a running noose (Tgr).
Rapa CE.AWATEA.* K/avatea Noon
Takuu PN.FAKA-ROGO Fakallono, fakannoo Listen; listen to, listen for
Takuu EC.MAGOO-QALAWA-FENUA Manoo fenua Shark sp.
Sikaiana CP.NOQA N/noo (pass. noo/tia) To tie a knot
Takuu PN.PAGOGO Pannoo Fishing technique: standing in waist-deep water and casting a line among the rocks for small fish; Golden Spinefoot (Siganus guttatus) or rabbitfish, typically caught by this method
Ra'ivavae NP.NATI ŋati To tie with a noosed rope, tie tightly; constrict, grip tightly; noose...
Ra'ivavae CP.SELE.1A Here A slip-noose, running knot; to ensnare, surround; tie up, fasten with cords...
New Zealand Maori CE.KAA-TASI Kaatahi anoo... ka... Particle: then, only just, now for the first time, finally
Nukumanu CP.GOGO.1 Te/noo Brown noddy
Tongan OC.QANU.3 Anoo Saliva; to spit
Tongan PN.POTU.1 Botoo fonnooa A district
Tongan FJ.FENUA.*D Fanna-fonnooa Great guns, ord[n]ance, cannon
Tongan AN.FANUA.A Fonnooa Land, clime, country round about, a people
Tongan AN.FONU.2 Fonoo A turtle
Tongan PN.FAKA-TONU.B Fucca-tonoo To demonstrate
Tongan MP.GUTU.A Gnootoo Mouth of any animal; beak of a bird
Tongan CP.NOQA Naw hele. Naw-gia. To snare (with a string), to noose. To strangle.
Tongan MP.INU Inoo To drink
Tongan EO.KAI.5 Ky fonnooa A vassal; also, the common people
Tongan AN.RANU.A Lanoo To wash, to rince
Tongan PN.LAU-GUTU Lo-gnootoo The lips
Tongan PN.MAKA-SUNU Macca hoonoo A particular sort of black pebble, made hot for the purpose of cooking
Tongan AN.MANU.1A Manoo A bird (of any kind)
Tongan PN.MATA-FENUA Matta fonnooa Coast, or shore
Tongan PN.MA-SUNU Mohoonoo Parched, blighted
Tongan PN.MANUU-QIA Mónooíá Fortunate, lucky