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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
New Zealand Maori PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Ominous; an omen
Niue PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Accident; accidentally Uncertain Semantic Connection
Penrhyn PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Fight, quarrel, argue, war
Pukapuka PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Fight
Rapa PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki War. To war, the war (Grn)
Rarotongan PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki War, quarrel, dispute
Niue PN.TAMAKI.1 Fe/tamaki To nearly happen, to have a narrow escape Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rotuman PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Seriously ill; severe, dangerous (of illness) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tokelau PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Of ebb tide, be not as low as expected Problematic
Tongan PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki Offensive, obnoxious, irritating, very unpleasant
Tongan PN.TAMAKI.1 Taamaki Badly, unpleasantly, injuriously, imperfectly
Tuamotu PN.TAMAKI.1 Taamaki Fight, dispute v
Anuta XO.TAMAKI.2 Tamaki Very much, extremely, too much
Emae XO.TAMAKI.2 Taamaki A lot, very (post-verbal)
Nuguria XO.TAMAKI.2 Tamaki Weit, geräumig
Nuguria XO.TAMAKI.2 Damaki Many
Nuguria XO.TAMAKI.2 Matou tamaki Ihr (mehrere)
Nukumanu XO.TAMAKI.2 Tamaki Extremely (postposed)
Rennellese XO.TAMAKI.2 Tamaki Very large, important; much, very
Takuu XO.TAMAKI.2 Taamaki Numerous, many, plentiful, several
Tikopia XO.TAMAKI.2 Taamaki Exceedingly, greatly
Tokelau XO.TAMAKI.2 Tamaki Of ebb tide, be not as low as expected Problematic
Pukapuka OC.TAMANU Tamanu Another (foreign) name for wetau tree. Foreign tree name from islands to the west, for canoe making (Sby).
Tikopia OC.TAQO.2A Tao/maki Hold down, occupy
Tongan OC.TAQO.3A Taʔo/maki Keep quiet about something, keep secret
Tongan OC.TAPAKAU Tapakau Large coconut leaf suitable for making floor mat
Sikaiana PN.TATAU.3 Ttau Squeeze and twist, as in wringing out a rag, or making coconut oil from grated coconut
Tongan CP.TAUME Toume Coconut spathe...often used for making torches
Tahitian PN.TAA-WILI Taviri To turn or twist, as in rope making; to turn a key, to lock or unlock
New Zealand Maori CE.TEFA.1 Tewha/tewha An axe-like wooden weapon brandished in speech-making
Luangiua CP.TIA.1B Kiia Making nets
Tikopia CP.TIA.1B Tia Technique of making a net
Pukapuka NP.TITI.1 Titi Caulker for canoe making
Easter Island AN.TOKI Toki Formón de piedras . Hard stone used for making tools
Tokelau EC.ATU-MATA Atumata (of net making) Row of eyes or openings of the network
Niue PN.TUFUGA Tufuga Expert, talented or skilful person; to make expertly, be skilful in making
East Uvea XW.TUQU-TAAMAKI Tuʔutaamaki Accident, malheur
Penrhyn NP.TUGAGE Tungange Kind of shellfish whose shells are used for making leis
Tahitian CE.TUUMATATEGA Tumata To look at two persons fighting, without making any attempt to part them. Regarder sans s'opposer (Jsn). Problematic
Marquesas AN.TUTU.3 Tútu To beat (in making cloth)
Tahitian AN.TUTU.3 Tutu To beat the layers of bark with the cloth-mallet, as the women do in cloth-making; to strike or beat; to express the juice from the mati berries, in order to die a scarlet colour
Tongan AN.TUTU.3 Tutu Inner bark of the paper mulberry after the outer layer has been removed; to beat this in making tapa cloth
Tuamotu AN.TUTU.3 Tutu Beat (as when making bark-cloth)
Tahitian PN.TUTU-A Tutua The beam on which the women beat the bark for cloth-making
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QUU.B U A reed . Reed plant, used for making arrows; shaft of arrow (made from reed)
Pukapuka PN.WEWE.A Lau/veve Scraps of Pandanus left over from mat-making
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.MAKI Maki Illness
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.TAMAKI.1 Tamaki To fight
Takuu MP.FAGA.1A Hana Free edge of a canoe sail, leech; remove, let loose a string when making string figures
Takuu PN.KALU.B Karu Dried residue from making oil from coconut cream