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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Bugotu OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Pool. lake
East Futuna OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Fortified place, village
East Uvea OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Fort, forteresse, citadelle, rempart
Niue OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Tower, fortress, place of refuge...
Pukapuka OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Wall
Samoan OC.KOLO.1 ʔOlo Enclosed fortress
Tongan OC.KOLO.1 Kolo Enclosed fortress
Niue MP.KOLO.2 Kolo To desire, wish, intend. To await an opportunity or an event; to rebel (McE).
Nukuoro MP.KOLO.2 Golo Remember with view to revenge
Pukapuka MP.KOLO.2 Waka/kolo To intend or want to do
Samoan MP.KOLO.2 ʔOlo Prepare to make an attempt
Tongan MP.KOLO.2 Kolo Desire v
Hawaiian PN.KORO.1 ʔOlo Double chin, sagging skin, jowls, calf of leg, scrotum, wattles, etc.
Pukapuka PN.KORO.1 Kolo/kolo Throat, double-chin ; loose skin at throat, as in (kotawa) kolokolo kula ("red-throated frigatebird")
East Futuna PN.KOLOA Koloa Richesse, biens
Hawaiian PN.KOLOA ʔOloa Fine white tapa
Kapingamarangi PN.KOLOA Goloo Goods, things
Niue PN.KOLOA Koloa Property, asset, resource, economy, wealth
Nukuoro PN.KOLOA Goloa Gear, tools, goods
Samoan PN.KOLOA ʔOloa Property, goods, wealth
Tokelau PN.KOLOA Koloa Goods, wealth, riches
Tongan PN.KOLOA Koloa Goods, wealth, possessions
West Uvea PN.KOLOA Koloa Richesse; (koloa maaoli: richesses traditionnelles (perles de néphrite, bracelet en coquillage, etc.))
Nukuoro NP.KOLO-MAKI Golomagi Patient
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.KOLO-MAKI Kolomaki/na Forget, lose Uncertain Semantic Connection
Pukapuka NP.KOLO-MAKI Waka/kolomaki/ Patience
Pukapuka NP.KOLO-MATUA Wolomatua Pastor, priest (post-contact from TAH via RAR) Problematic
Tokelau NP.KOLO-MATUA Kolomatua An old term for toeaina or old man
Hawaiian NP.KOLO-MEA Olomea A shrub (Perrotetia sandwicensis)
Hawaiian CK.KORO-MEGEMEGE ʔOlomene Old man (Eng.) Problematic
Hawaiian NP.KOLO-PUKA Olopua A large native tree (Osmanthus sandwicensis)
Pukapuka NP.KOLO-PUKA Polopuka A shrub (Solanum viride) Problematic
Hawaiian PN.KOLO-PUPUU ʔOlopuu Inflated, puffed out, blistered
Niue PN.KOLO-PUPUU Kolopupuu Blister
Mangaia CE.KUU.1 Kuu (Holocentris) and (Myripristis) spp.
Samoan PN.KUA.1 ʔUa, ʔolo/ʔua/ Perfect, immediate present
Marquesas NP.KUUKUU.1 Kuku Turtle dove, (Ptilinopus dupetithouarsii). Tourterelle verte, ptilope des Marquises, oiseau de la famille des colombidés (Lch).
Marquesas CE.KUUKUPA Kuukupa. Kukupa (MQN), ʔuʔupa (MQS) (Lch). Fruit dove (Ptilinopus sp.) [Southeast Marquesan Dialect]. Tourterelle, ptilope Dupetit Thouars, famlle des colombidés
Easter Island PN.KULA.1B Kura Short, multi-coloured feathers of certain birds
Tahitian CE.KURIO Urio, urie A fish: Tricoloured Fusilier (Pterocaesio tile) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Fijian MP.KULU.1 Kulu Breadfruit (Serua, Nadroga and Colo West) (Palmer)
Tongan MP.KULU.1 Kulu Kind of tree. An indigenous liana (Alyxia bracteolosa) (Whr). Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Uvea PN.KULU-KULU.1 Kulukulu Colombe (Ptilinopus fasciatus)
Fijian PN.KULU-KULU.1 Kulu/votu Many-coloured Fruit-dove (Ptilinopus perousii)
Rennellese PN.KUMALA.1 Kumala A kind of panna said to have been introduced to Rennell in about 1920; sweet potatoes; considered a Solomons word Borrowed
West Futuna OC.KULAPO Kurapo Scolopsis margaritifera (Pearly Monocle Bream)
Tongan XW.TIPI.4 Sipi (Entada phaseoloides). Often confused with valai.
New Zealand Maori PN.-QI.3 -i Frozen suffix on many transitive verbs e.g. horoi "wash" < *solo-`i
New Zealand Maori PN.QIGO.2 Ingoingo Spotted, parti-coloured
Tongan PN.QIGO.2 ʔIngoʔingoʔi Variegated, of diversified colours