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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian PN.KAU-QULI Auri Young saplings of the uru, ahia, mape and vi trees; iron of all sorts
Aitutaki CE.KAU-RIMA Kaurima Fire-plough
Hawaiian CE.KAU-RIMA ʔAulima Stick held in the hand when making fire by friction
New Zealand Maori CE.KAU-RIMA Kaurima/rima Upper stick of fire-plough
Manihiki-Rakahanga CE.KAU-RIMA Kaurima Stick of fireplough
Marquesas CE.KAU-RIMA Kou ʔiʔima Fire-plough
Mangareva CE.KAU-RIMA Kourima Fire-plough. Morceau de bois avec lequel on frotte sur le *kaunati* pour faire du feu
Rapa CE.KAU-RIMA Kairima Fire stick, hand piece
Tahitian CE.KAU-RIMA ʔAurima Morceau de bois avec lequel on frotte un autre morceau appelé 'au'ati pour obtenir du feu
Tahitian CE.KAU-RIMA Aurima Bois qui frotte un autre bois pour avoir du feu
Tuamotu CE.KAU-RIMA Kaurima Upper rubbing-stick in a fire-plough
Tahitian NP.KAULU Auru The top ends of small twigs or branches; the end, extremity, or point of a thing
Easter Island PN.KAU-MAFUTE Mahute (Broussonetia papyrifera)
East Futuna PN.KAU-MAFUTE Kaumafute Paper mulberry stick stripped of its bark
Samoan PN.KAU-MAFUTE ʔAumafute Paper mulberry stick stripped of its bark
Tikopia PN.KAU-MAFUTE Kaumafuta Tripod of poles as a filter stand for turmeric extraction
Hawaiian NP.KAU-MATUA ʔAumakua Family or personal god
Hawaiian NP.KAU-MATUA ʔAumaakua Plural form of `aumakua
New Zealand Maori NP.KAU-MATUA Kaumaatua Old man or woman, adult
Mangareva NP.KAU-MATUA Koumatua Old man. Vieillard; vieux (se dit des personnes et des animaux) (Rch).
Penrhyn NP.KAU-MATUA Kaumaatua Old, experienced people
Penrhyn NP.KAU-MATUA Haka/kaumatua/ Said of a precocious child
Pukapuka NP.KAU-MATUA Kaumaa/tu/tua Elderly men
Tokelau NP.KAU-MATUA Kaumatua Mother animal or bird
Tuamotu NP.KAU-MATUA Kaumaatua A very old man
Tikopia PN.KAU-NA Kau Command (tell); request; invite
Tongan PN.KAU-NA Kouna To order, give orders to, command, compel
Samoan PN.KAUNA-GA ʔAumaaga Attendants, untitled men
Tongan PN.KAUNA-GA Kaunanga Female slave or servant
Moriori CE.KAU-NATI.* Ka(h)unaki Larger part of fire-making apparatus . Kindle by rubbing sticks
Marquesas CE.KAU-NATI.* Koukati, kounati. Koukani (1ŋ04). Bois avec lequel on frotte avec le *kou `i`ima* pour obtenir le feu Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn CE.KAU-NATI.* Kau nati Fire-making stick (the one set on the ground)
Pukapuka CE.KAU-NATI.* Kaunati Rubbing stick in making fire with fire-plough Problematic
Samoan PN.KAU-NATU Natu Pointed stick (rubbed to and fro on a piece of soft wood to make fire by the 'fire-plough' method)
Tongan PN.KAU-NATU Kaunatu Stick rubbed hard on a log (tologa) in making fire by friction
Marquesas FJ.KAUTE Koute (MQN), ʔoute (MQS). Ko(o)ute (MQN), ʔo(o)ute (MQS) (Atl). Góütei (Crk). Hibiscus, rose de Chine, plante de la famille des malvacées. (Hibiscus rosa sinensis) (Atl).
Mangareva FJ.KAUTE Koute Hibiscus rosa-siniensis, Malvacées
East Uvea PN.KAU-WAKA Kauvaka Les matelots
East Uvea OC.KAWA.1A Kava Plant sp. (Piper methysticum) and drink made from it
New Zealand Maori OC.KAWA.1A Kawa(Kawa) A shrub (Macropiper excelsum)
Ifira-Mele OC.KAWA.1A Kava Drink made from Piper methysticum, kava
Niue OC.KAWA.1A Kava Plant sp. (Piper methysticum); drink made of kava plant; any intoxicating drink
Pukapuka OC.KAWA.1A Kava Feast commanded by a chief ; any intoxicating beverage
Rotuman OC.KAWA.1A Kava Shrub sp. (P. methysticum) and drink made from it Borrowed
Tahitian OC.KAWA.1A Ava The name of a plant...of which an intoxicating liquor is made; the juice or liquor made of the ava plant; also all kinds of spirituous and intoxicating liquors
West Futuna OC.KAWA.1A Kava Plant sp. (Piper methysticum) and drink made from it
East Futuna CP.KAWA.3 Kavakava Fish sp., small - medium
Tahitian CP.KAWA.3 ʔAvaʔava (Malacanthus hoedtii). Short-nosed tilefish (Malacanthus brevirostris) (Bct).
Niue PN.KAWA-SUSU Kauhuhu, ko(u)huhu Shrub sp. (Tephrosia purpurea), used to stupefy small fish for bait
Rarotongan PN.MAGEHO.A Mangio, mangeo Itch, prick or sting (as the skin does from insect bites or nettles, or the throat from pungent food); irritant, stinging