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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Ra'ivavae NP.FATI-GA Hatiiŋaarima The wrist
Tuamotu PN.TAE.1 Tii/tae To stretch, reach out for
New Zealand Maori PN.TOQI Toi Prepare the pulp of tii para by pounding it after it has been cooked Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas NP.TE-TASI Titahi. Tiitahi (Mtu). Tetahi (MQS) (1ŋ04). Un autre, une autre; l'un, l'autre, les uns, les autres. A certain, other (Mtu).
Tahitian CE.PUUTIKI Putii To put the hair in tresses; hair tied in one or two bunches on the head
Mangareva NP.SEKI Ti/ʔeki. Tii/ʔeki/ʔeki, eki/eki (Atl). Boiter en marchant sur les doigs d'un pied à cause d'un mal. Boiter; limp, hobble. Marcher à cloche-pied; hop. (Atl).
Mangareva NP.TIFI Tiiʔi Avancer à toute vitesse, être le premier à attaquer l'ennemi Uncertain Semantic Connection
Austral Islands OC.OI.1 Tii/oi/oi Zigzaguer
Mangareva PN.TILI.1A Tii/tiri Abandonner, écarter; throw away, abandon.
Anuta PN.SII.1 Tii/ti, titi Fishing with a pole and short line from the beach...
Anuta CP.SISI.3 Tiiti To scoop out meat from *niu mata*
Anuta TO.TIQI Paka/tii/ti(i) A little bit
Niue TO.TIQI Faka/tii To move or open slightly. To move aside; to make a slight movement (McE).
Anuta CP.SI-SII Titii To hiss, to attract one's attention or admonish him about improper behavior...
Anuta AN.QUGA Unga Small hermit crab (often used as bait for *tiiti* fishing from the beach)
Tuamotu TA.TIIPUU Tiipuu To split in the middle with a sharp blow
Penrhyn TA.TII-TOKO Tiitoko To walk on one's toes
Tahitian TA.TII-TOKO Tiitoʔo Étai pour ouvrir et maintenir ouvert un auvent; ouvrir un auvent à l'aide d'un étai; border une voile; étendre le bras, la jambe
New Zealand Maori TA.TII-TOKO Tiitoko Pole used to stretch or extend anything: spreader, sprit (of a sail) etc.; stretch, extend with a pole or anything rigid; keep off or away; propel with a pole
Tahitian EP.KUPU.1C Upu A prayer; a set of prayers addressed to the gods by the priest and others; also a prayer addressed by the sorcerers to their *tii*s or demons, for some evil purpose
Samoan NP.TIIGAA Tigaa. Tiigaa (Mnr). Pain (either bodily or mental); trouble, distress, perplexity arising from poverty; to be in pain, trouble or distress; to be near death. Painful, sore; to hurt, suffer (Mnr).
Tokelau NP.TIIGAA Tiigaa Pain, soreness; sorrow, grief, sadness; anger, grief, rage; painful, sore.
Pukapuka NP.TIIGAA Tiigaa To hurt, to ache; pain, ache.
Tahitian NP.TIIGAA Tiiʔaa Cesser, s'arrêter Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuvalu NP.TII.3 Tii Shine (of sun or moon)
Tuvalu NP.TII-PUTA Tii-puta Woman's halter-type breast covering Borrowed