| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Niue
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PN.TUQU-TAKI
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Tuutaki
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To join together (vt); to take after [resemble]; disciple (Bib.)
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Fijian
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AN.TUTU.3
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Tutu
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The beat of a drum when a village was taken or people were killed
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Niue
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PN.UQU
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U/uu
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To bite, take a bite
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Tongan
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PN.FAKA-QILO
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Fakaʔilo
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To make known, to report, esp. a death to relatives or close friends
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Fijian
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MP.UE.A
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Ue
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Make noise or move about; to move in a confused or tumultuous manner
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New Zealand Maori
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MP.UE.A
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Ue
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Push, shove, shake
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Takuu
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MP.UE.A
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Ue
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Jiggle, shake about
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Tuamotu
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MP.UE.A
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Ue
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Shake, push and pull (as a tree)
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Tuamotu
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PN.UGA
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Unga
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Enter into, take possession of, the body (as the spirit of a god)
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Takuu
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PN.A-IA
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Aiaa
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Take it! Here!
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Marquesas
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EC.VALE
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Aé/aé, ake/ake
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Gauche
Phonologically Irregular
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Easter Island
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MP.URU.2
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Uru
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Take out the stones which have heated in an oven; stick used for same
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Rennellese
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MP.URU.2
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Ugu
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Spread or rake, as oven stones
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West Futuna
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MP.URU.2
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Uru/akea a fatu
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To lift off stones (esp. as on earth oven)
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Samoan
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CP.QULU-QULU
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Ulu
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Swell or breakers caused by hidden rock
Problematic
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Bugotu
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AN.UNU.1
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Ugnu-gna
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Cast skin of snake
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Hawaiian
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AN.UNU.1
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Unu/hi
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Take out; withdraw; unsheath
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Emae
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AN.UNU.1
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Unu/sia
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Take out, take off, as clothes
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New Zealand Maori
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AN.UNU.1
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Unu-hia
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Pull out; withdraw; take off (e.g. pants)
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Samoan
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NP.USU.2
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Usu
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Make formal call, meet (of council); sing a song
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Niue
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MP.UTA
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Uta
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Load (n); to take, carry
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Easter Island
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AN.QUTA.1
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ʔUta
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Costa por oposicionb a mar; interior de una isla . Country, field, place (higher than speaker)
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Fijian
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PN.UTU.1A
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Utu
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To join end to end; to make ends meet
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Rarotongan
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PN.UTU.1A
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Utu
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Payment; take payment
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Tahitian
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CE.UTU.1B
|
Utu
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The hair taken from head of a slain enemy, that was taken to the marae; the first person that fell at the commencement of hostilities
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Tuamotu
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OC.QUTU.3
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Utu
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Large growth stage of kakaravi, a kind of fish; a variety of beaked fish, white in colour
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Hawaiian
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EO.WAA.1
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Waa
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Make a noise, roar, din, talk much
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New Zealand Maori
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EO.WAA.1
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Wa/waa
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Make loud indistinct noise
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Nukuoro
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EO.WAA.1
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Vaa
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To make noise (in a group)
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Luangiua
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EO.WAA.1
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V/va(a)
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Make awful sound; loud noise
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Luangiua
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EO.WAA.1
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Ve/v/vaa
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Make loud noise/sound
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Sikaiana
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EO.WAA.1
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V/vaa
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Speech heard but speakers unseen
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Takuu
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EO.WAA.1
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V/vaa
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Noise; to make a vocal noise; (of fish) create turbulence near a canoe; loud, noisy
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.RUI
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Rui-a
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Shake, brandish; shake down, as fruit from tree; cause to fall in drops; scatter, cast away; sow
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Tahitian
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CE.WAHII
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Vehî
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A case, sheath, or covering; to case, or cover a thing; to make into a bundle and tie up
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Takuu
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MP.WAI.1
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Vai
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Fresh water, liquid, well for drawing water, puddle, lake, or other body of water
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Moriori
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CE.WAIHO
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Waiho
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Leave; be handed down; make into
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Luangiua
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PN.WALE.1
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Vale
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Slime on snake [snail?]
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Tahitian
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CE.WALE-A.B
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Varea
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To be drowsy, overtaken with sleep
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Tokelau
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PN.WALO.1
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Valo
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(of birds) Make a noise in an alarmed manner
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Tongan
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PN.WALO.1
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Va/valo/
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Make prediction, prophesy, utter a warning cry
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Luangiua
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PN.WALO.2
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Valo
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A crab which makes a deep hole
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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PN.WARU
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Valu/ia
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Scrape out (e.g. coconut, kumara, yam, breadfruit, taro, a tree (to make traditional medicine), etc.)
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Takuu
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PN.WARU
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Varu
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Scrape a coconut or fibres from a swamp taro stalk (e.g. to make a hat), grate; grate coconuts
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Tongan
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NP.WAANAGA
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Vaangana
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(Of water) to make a trickling, rippling or running noise
Problematic
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Marquesas
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CP.WASA
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Haʔa/vaha
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Make an opening (e.g. for passage of people)
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Tikopia
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PN.WAATIA
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Vaatia
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A pudding made from the root of masoaa; make sago pudding
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Tuamotu
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EP.WAWAI
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Vava(a)i
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Vine (Triumfetta procumbens) whose fibres used to make cordage and clothing
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Rarotongan
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EP.WERE-WERE.A*
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Vere
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That which is of a gauze-like appearance, or that which is thin or fine to make; anything flimsy and easily broken; the uvula . To pout
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Tikopia
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XO.VELO
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Vero
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Sea fish, large, red, incl. Coral Cod (Plectropomus sp.) and allied kinds; taken on line
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