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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.KIKI.1 ʔIʔi Sauce, or more nearly equivalent to the Scotch "kitchen"; anything used as a relish, or to qualify other food, as vegetables to eat with meat. Meat or fish necessary to make up a complete meal or feast or present of food (Mnr).
Tongan PN.KIKI.1 Kiki Animal food (meat, eggs, fish, shell-fish, etc.) eaten with vegetables; s.s. vegetables eaten with animal food
New Zealand Maori EP.KIKI.2 Ma/kiki Stiff, standing straight out
Tuamotu EP.KIKI.2 Ma/kiki Stretch, extend, stiffen (members of body)
Tuamotu EP.KIKI.2 Maa/kiki Stiffish, erect, tumescent
Anuta AN.KIKILA Kikira. (Ma)kirakira (Fbg). Shiny
Penrhyn EO.KI-KITE Kikite Clever, cunning, smart, crafty
Tongan EO.KI-KITE Kikite Have the power of seeing into the future; make predictions, prophesy
Marquesas PN.KIKO.A Kéko The meat of vegetables, or of the bodies of animals, in distinction from the shell or bones; the lean of meat in distinction from the fat
Mangareva PN.KIKO.A Kiko Flesh. Chair de l'homme, des animaux et des fruits
Niue PN.KIKO.A Kiko Kernel (of nuts); very small piece of something.
Niue PN.KIKO.A Kiko/mata Pupil of the eye. Eye-ball (McE).
Pukapuka PN.KIKO.A Kiko Flesh (animal, human, coconut)
Tahitian PN.KIKO.A ʔIʔo Chair (d'un homme, d'un animal)
Niue PN.KIKO.B Kiko Female genitals (considered a rude word).
Pukapuka PN.KIKO.B Puu/kiko Vagina of female genital organs
Tikopia PN.KILA.1 Faka/kira/ Make smooth
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.KILI-KILI Kilikili Small stones, pebbles
Fijian EO.KIMAA- Kema- First person exclusive plural (dial.)
Raga EO.KIMAA- Kamai First person plural exclusive pronoun
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.KIMAA- Khima/tou We (1pe independent pronoun)
Vaeakau-Taumako EO.KIMAA- Khima/ua We (1de independent pronoun)
Rennellese EO.KIMAA- Kimaa First person dual exclusive preposed pronoun
Rennellese EO.KIMAA- Kima/tou We, us (plural, exclusive)
Rennellese EO.KIMAA- Kimaa/ua We, us (dual, exclusive)
Samoan EO.KIMAA- ʔImaaua First person dual pronoun
Samoan EO.KIMAA- ʔImaatou First person plural exclusive disjunct pronoun
Tokelau EO.KIMAA- Kimaa We two (he and I), us
Tongan EO.KIMAA- Kima/ua Us, we (exclusive, dual)
Tongan EO.KIMAA- Kima/utolu Us, we (exclusive, plural)
West Uvea EO.KIMAA- Gima- First dual exclusive marker [Muli Dialect]
West Uvea EO.KIMAA- Gimaa- First dual exclusive marker [Heo Dialect]
Marquesas CE.KIMO.* Kimo En colère, en courroux (kimo te mata) Borrowed Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna EO.KINA.1 Kina Small sea-urchin
Hawaiian EO.KINA.1 ʔIna Small sea-urchin, as Echinometra spp.
Rarotongan EO.KINA.1 Kina Various short-spined burrowing sea-urchins, es. (Echinometra mathaei)
East Futuna PN.KINA.3 Kina Manger de deux choses ensemble (féculent + condiment); accompagner un féculent. Problematic
East Uvea PN.KINA.3 Kina, kiina Fricot, chose que l'on mange avec un autre
West Uvea PN.KINA.3 Kina ina Manger viande/poisson, nourriture de chair
Easter Island NP.KIINAKI.* ʔIinaki Alimento que se usa para acompañar otras comidas. El inaki mas universal es el pan. En la Isla de Pascua el inaki es la kumara Problematic
Marquesas NP.KIINAKI.* Inaʔi Tout ce qu'on mange avec une autre espèce de nourriture comme accompagnement. Tout ce qui sert d'accompagnement pour la nourriture principale: viande, poisson, protéines diverses (Lch).
Pukapuka NP.KIINAKI.* Kiinaki A food eaten to complement the main dish
Tahitian NP.KIINAKI.* ʔIinaʔi Aliment d'origine animale: viande ou poisson, s'oppose à maa'a au sens restrictif qui désigne les aliments d'origine végétale
Mangareva CE.KINA-KINA.* Kinakina First issue from a woman in childbirth, the choroid flow
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.KINI.1 Khini To smart (vi); black ant
Tongan OC.KINI.1 Kini Make an incision in so as to let blood Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.KINI.2A Kini To strike down, beat down, slash, cut down, trim (mainly plant material).
Tongan PN.KINI.2A Kini Beat, strike down undergrowth, make a track
East Futuna PN.KINO Kino Mauvais
Marquesas PN.KINO Kino (MQN), ʔino (MQS) Méchant, mauvais, chiche. Méprisable, vil, abject; égoiste, avare (Lch).