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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Luangiua OC.LOO Loo Maggot Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.LOO Loo Ant
Rarotongan OC.LOO Roo Ant
Rennellese OC.LOO Goo Ant
Sikaiana OC.LOO Loo Ant
Tahitian OC.LOO Roo Fourmi
Tikopia OC.LOO Roo Ants, of various kinds
Tongan OC.LOO Loo Ant
Tuamotu OC.LOO Roo/e Ant
West Uvea OC.LOO Loo Fourmi (jaune)
Hawaiian CE.ROO.2 Loo Black insect, earwig
New Zealand Maori CE.ROO.2 Roo Stick insect, mantis
Fijian FJ.ROO.1 Droo Flee
Kapingamarangi FJ.ROO.1 Loo/adu To go (plural) (toward hearer)
Kapingamarangi FJ.ROO.1 Loo/moi To come (plural) (toward speaker)
New Zealand Maori FJ.ROO.1 Roo(roo) Come, go
Nukuoro FJ.ROO.1 Lo/ iho Go towards lagoon
Pukapuka FJ.ROO.1 Loo(ma)mai Come (pl.)
Rarotongan FJ.ROO.1 Roo Go
Waya FJ.ROO.1 Droo Reach, attain
Kapingamarangi OC.LOA.1 Loo (pl. lloo) Long (used only in compounds)
Kapingamarangi OC.LOA.1 Loo/loo Long
Luangiua NP.LOA.2 Loo(ʔia) Intensive, frequentative
Luangiua NP.LOA.2 Loo Postposed intensifier
Tuamotu CE.ROAKA Rooaka To be obtained, procured, gained etc
East Futuna PN.LOO-QATA Loo-ʔata Biting ant, black
Marquesas PN.LOO-QATA Koata, ʔoata (Lch).ʔOoata (i). Grosse fourmi; esp. de coquillage (vénus); arbre à pain; pièce de monnaie (1 franc). Ants that carry eggs (i).
Samoan PN.LOO-QATA Looata Large ant sp.
Sikaiana PN.LOO-QATA Loata Ant species, larger than loo, black in color and with a painful bite
Tongan PN.LOO-QATA Loo-ʔata Black ant
Tuamotu EC.ROE Rooe Ant
Hawaiian PN.LOFA.1 Loha Drooping, wilting
Tongan PN.LOFA.1 Loofa/sia Humbled, subdued
East Uvea PN.ROFE Oofe Courber, faire plier Problematic
Tikopia PN.ROFE Rofe Bend down, bend over (sapling, person), droop
New Zealand Maori PN.LOFI Roohia Calm Uncertain Semantic Connection
Niue PN.LOFI Lofia Overflowed, flooded over. To be covered (of land) (Sph).
Samoan PN.LOFI Loofia Flooded over
Takuu PN.LOFI L/lohi, lo/rohi Flood, inundate
Tongan PN.LOFI Loofi/a Inundated
Tongan PN.LOGA Lo/longo Shoal or school of sharks
Tongan PN.LOGA Loo/loonga/a To have a long succession of (e.g. festivals)
Samoan AN.ROGO.1B Logo A report, a sound; a wooden drum
Tikopia AN.ROGO.1B Rogo News; good name
New Zealand Maori CE.ROGO.2 Rongo/nui The moon on the twenty-eighth night
Rarotongan CE.ROGO.2 Rongo/nui A phase of the moon, the twenty-sixth night
Marquesas MQ.ROGOROGO ʔOnoʔono, onoono Bards. Chants païens pour diverses fêtes.
Aitutaki PN.LOHOLOHO Rooroo The spadix of coconut palm
East Futuna PN.LOHOLOHO Looloo Spathe of coconut palm
Marquesas PN.LOHOLOHO ʔOoʔoo Spathe of coconut palm