| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Tokelau
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CP.TAU.6
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Tau
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Point at which the keel meets the curve of the bow or stern
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Takuu
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PN.TAAU-GA.B
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Tauna
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Suspended basket for keeping food; hooked stick suspended from the ceiling on which a basket of food may be hung
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West Futuna
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PN.TAAU-GA.B
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Tauga
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Hanger, hanging pot; contraption for hanging things from ceiling (esp. to keep rats from getting food). Stick or rope for slinging food on, hanger (Cpl).
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Hawaiian
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CE.TEE.1
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Kee
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Clang (as bell), strike (as clock)
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Luangiua
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CP.TEA
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Keea
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Green
Problematic
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Hawaiian
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NP.TEE-IA.*
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Keeia
|
This
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Luangiua
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NP.TEE-NEI
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Keeŋei
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This (near speaker)
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Hawaiian
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CP.TEQETEQE
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Keekee
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Arothron hispidus
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Samoan
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PN.TEU.1
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Teu
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Put away, keep, pack, store up, save; put s. t. in order, tidy; bury; adjust, arrange; dress, decorate; bunch, bouquet of cut flowers
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New Zealand Maori
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EP.TIAKI
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Tiaki
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Watch for, wait for, guard, keep
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Easter Island
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OC.TINO.A
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Tino
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Body, matter . Keel
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Tahitian
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PN.TOFU.1
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Tohu/a
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To give or share out in driblets, while the one who shares keeps most for himself
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Rotuman
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PN.TUQA.1B
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Fua
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Edge or corner; ridge, corrugation, keel, midrib...
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Tahitian
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EC.TURUMA
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Fare/turuma
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An out house to keep lumber in; also one occupied by a tii
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Rarotongan
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MP.UE.A
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Uue kee
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To turn or twists about in different directions
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New Zealand Maori
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NP.UMELE
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Umere
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Sing or chant to keep time in any united effort; shout in wonder, satisfaction, etc.; shout, applause
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Niue
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OC.WALO-WALO
|
Aloalo
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A spreading shrub plant (Premna taitensis) (used for medicinal purposes, leaves rubbed on body to keep evil spirits away). Also (Premna corymbosa) (Ykr).
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Kapingamarangi
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PN.FAKA-QILO-GA
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Hagailongo
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Record; to keep a record; omen (of death)
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Tuamotu
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PN.HEKE-GA
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Ekeeŋa
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A voyage, journey
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Samoan
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PN.MA-TALA.B
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Matala
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(Of the mind) be sharp, keen
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Tokelau
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PN.MA-TALA.B
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Matala
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(Of mind) be sharp, be keen
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Tupuaki
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FJ.TAKELE.A
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Taere
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Keel or bottom of canoe
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Samoan
|
FJ.SAKE.1
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Sakee
|
A martial dance of Uvean origin introduced into Samoa in the early nineteenth century (Macpherson)
Borrowed
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Samoan
|
PN.TAUSI
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Tausi
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Take care of, nurse; observe, keep as a command. Wife of an orator or tulafale (McP).
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Tokelau
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PN.TAUSI
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Tauhi
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Look after, take care of, maintain, uphold, keep
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Sikaiana
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FJ.TAKELE.A
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Takele
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Bottom,*base (of island, house on posts, cup); keel (of boat)
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Tongan
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PN.QANU-FEA
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Faka/anufea
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To cool down or keep cool by placing in water
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Luangiua
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NP.TEE-LAA
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Keela
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That yonder
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Hawaiian
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NP.TEE-LAA
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Keelaa
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Demonstrative: That, that one, he, she, it, that person or thing, the former
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Hawaiian
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NP.TEE-HENA
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Keenaa
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Demonstrative: That (near the person addressed)
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Luangiua
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NP.TEE-HENA
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Keeŋa
|
That (near you), then, but
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Luangiua
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OC.KEA.2
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Papu e keea
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Humpbacked Maori Wrasse
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Luangiua
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OC.KATEA
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Vahi a keea
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Starboard
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Tongan
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PN.TOKONAKI
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Tokonaki
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Lay up in store; keep or store in readiness; prepare or provide; get together ready for use; gather, esp. food
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Tongan
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PN.QARA-FAKI
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ʔAafaki
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To keep watch beside a corpse; to keep someone awake; to prepare and light up a native oven immediately on waking. Veiller; (cuisine) que l'on fait avant jour (Btn).
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Sikaiana
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PN.QARA-FIA
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Alahia
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To keep oneself awake
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Nukuoro
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PN.FAKA-TAFA
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Hagadaha
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To stay at a distance, to keep one's distance
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Tongan
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PN.MEO
|
Meo
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Sullen, downcast; keep oneself in check when speaking, moderate one's language or 'climb down'
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Samoan
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??.TULUMA
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Tulula
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A basket to keep oil-bottles in; a foreign boat
Phonologically Irregular
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Tuamotu
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CE.POKEA
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Pokeea
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(Portulaca lutea)
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Nuguria
|
OC.KEHE
|
Kee
|
Different (vi); another time (post-verbal particle)
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Nuguria
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PN.TUQA.1B
|
Tua
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Bridge (of the nose); keel (of boat)
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Nuguria
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PN.TUQA-SIWI
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Tuahivi
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Keel (of canoe)
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Samoan
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NP.KAU-QALIKI
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ʔAualiʔi
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A talie tree (Terminalia); a keel of a canoe made of talie (A chief's word)
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Takuu
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PN.FAKA-WALE
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Hakavvare
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In a daze; mad keen, obsessively interested in something (e.g. fishing)
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Easter Island
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OC.KEHE
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Taŋata kee
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Stranger
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Tahitian
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SO.KINA.2
|
Ina
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The edge of a tool; sharp, keen
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Tahitian
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PN.FAKA-QAROFA
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Faaaroha
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To cause pity or compassion; a keep-sake, a relic
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Nukumanu
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MP.KILA.2
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Kkira, kira/kira
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Look (at), look for; keep eyes open
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Nukumanu
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OC.KEHE
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K/kee
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Different (plural)
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