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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan NP.SAU-GA.* ʔAunga Odour, smell
West Uvea NP.SAU-GA.* Saunga Odeur de poisson/viande/sang...
Tongan PN.SU-GALU Huungalu Empty shells or other debris washed ashore by the waves
New Zealand Maori TA.TAFUGA.1* Tohunga Priest, expert, artisan
Penrhyn TA.TAFUGA.1* Tahunga Expert
Rapa TA.TAFUGA.1* Taʔunga Priest (seldom heard)
Rarotongan TA.TAFUGA.1* Taʔunga A priest, artisan, accomplished craftsman
Tongan TO.TAFUGA.2 Tafunga Mound; convex, in the form of a mound
Marquesas PN.TANE Tane Espece de dartre. Mycose, mycosis (fungal infection) (Atl).
Nggela AN.TAQUFUFU Vuvunga Ridgepole of a house
Penrhyn PN.TAAU-GA.B Taunga Storage basket (Rasmussen) [also mentioned by ...as a small basket for cooked food, according to ...my student] kind of basket for containing pieces of cooked fish
Pukapuka PN.TAAU-GA.B Taaunga Basket container for coconut water guards
Rennellese PN.TAAU-GA.B Taaunga Gift, as of left-over food
Tongan PN.TAAU-GA.B Taunga Basket of cooked food left over and hung up for use later on,
Nuguria AN.TUQU.1 Tu kilunga Stehen
Anuta PN.TUFUGA Tipunga Carpenter; the man who performs the operation during a boy's initiation (circumcision) rite
Nukuoro PN.TUFUGA Tuhunga A carpenter
Pukapuka PN.TUFUGA Tuwunga Expert
Pukapuka PN.TUFUGA Tukunga Expert (presumed old form!) Problematic
Tikopia PN.TUFUGA Tufunga Expert, master craftsman (male only)
Tongan PN.TUFUGA Tufunga Skilled workman, artisan
New Zealand Maori PN.TUGA.A Tunga Larva of (Prionoplus reticularis); decayed tooth, toothache; worm-eaten, rotten (of timber)
Moriori PN.TUGA.A Tunga Worm, chrysalis
Rarotongan PN.TUGA.A Tunga Weevil, grub
Tongan PN.TUGA.A Tunga Maggot which attacks sugar-cane
Rarotongan PN.TUGA.B Tunga Scabbed, weevily; covered with sores
Tongan PN.TUGA.B Tunga Knot (in wood)
Rennellese PN.TUQU-GA.1 Tuʔungaa- Site
Tikopia PN.TUQU-GA.1 Tunga Site, standing place
Tongan PN.TUQU-GA.1 Tuʔunga Stand, pedestal, that on which a thing stands or is placed; notch cut in the trunk of a tree as a toe-hold; ladder; position, site, standpoint; status, rank...
West Uvea PN.TUQU-GA.1 Tuunga Ancien site, endroit; tertre (de maison)
Tongan PN.TUQU-GA.2 Tuʔunga Group or number (three or more) of (persons); heap
Rennellese PN.TUQU-GAQA Tuʔungaʔa Poor, destitute; to need to urinate or defecate
Tongan PN.TUQU-GAQA Tuʔungaʔa Sudden, unexpected, or without apparent cause or reason
Penrhyn NP.TUGAGA Tuunganga Rubbish dump, rubbish heap
Rarotongan NP.TUGAGA Tuunganga Rubbish heap
New Zealand Maori NP.TUGAGE Tungangi A bivalve mollusc (Chione stutchbury) Problematic
Penrhyn NP.TUGAGE Tungange Kind of shellfish whose shells are used for making leis
Tongan NP.TUGAGE (Fonu) tungange Hawksbill turtle Problematic
New Zealand Maori SO.TUGAKI Tunga Send Problematic
New Zealand Maori SO.TUGAKI Tungatunga Beckon, make signs Problematic
Nukuoro SO.TUGAKI Dungagi Nod (one's head)
Tikopia SO.TUGAKI Tungaki Nod (upwards, in assent), lift up head to observe
Rennellese PN.TUUGAKI Tuungaki Light up, illuminate, as a room Problematic
Tongan PN.TUUGAKI Tuungaki Light a bonfire as a signal
Mangaia CE.TUGAANE.* Tungane Woman's brother
New Zealand Maori CE.TUGAANE.* Tungaane Brother or male cousin of a female
Vaeakau-Taumako CE.TUGAANE.* Thungane (pl. ve/thungane) Brother of a woman
Rapa CE.TUGAANE.* Tungane Brother of a sister
Rarotongan CE.TUGAANE.* Tungaane Brother or male cousin of a female