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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Mangareva PN.LOHOLOHO Rooro(o) Enveloppe ou berceau dans lequel se trouvent la fleur et le régime des jeunes cocos; grappe sèche du cocotier; crâne, toute la partie creuse de la tête; cerveau
Penrhyn PN.LOHOLOHO Rooroo Dry flower stems of the coconut
Rarotongan PN.LOHOLOHO Rooroo Unopened sheath of the coconut palm which contains the flowering and fruiting elements; the spathe of coconut palm ; the sheath enclosing the spadix of coconut palm
Rarotongan PN.LOHOLOHO Rooroo The spadix in AIT, ATI, MIA Problematic
Tikopia PN.LOHOLOHO Roro Bud or shoot of coconut near flower-bract (also roserose)
Tokelau PN.LOHOLOHO Looloo Stem on which coconuts hang
Anuta PN.LOHU Ro(u) Tool made from two sticks lashed together in a V-shape, for harvesting breadfruit
Easter Island PN.LOHU Rou Anzuelo; hacer mover algo empujándolo con un palito. Fishhook (Wbr).
East Futuna PN.LOHU Lou Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole v
East Uvea PN.LOHU Lou Hook something with a pole
Hawaiian PN.LOHU Lou Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole
Kapingamarangi PN.LOHU Lou Pole with a hook, breadfruit picker
Marquesas PN.LOHU ʔOu Fruit-plucking pole, to hook with a pole. Perche pour cueillir les fruits; cueillir les fruits avec cette perche (Lch). Gauler (les fruits); knock fruit down with a pole (Atl).
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.LOHU Lou Hooked, long stick to get down breadfruits or leaves of breadfruit trees. Main strut from crossbeam to end of middle float (of Te Puke canoe) [Taumako Dialect] (Gge).
Rarotongan PN.LOHU Rou Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole v
Samoan PN.LOHU Lou Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole v
Tikopia PN.LOHU Rou Crook, prong. Use a crook
Tongan PN.LOHU Lohu Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole v
Tuamotu PN.LOHU Rou Fruit-plucking pole, hook with a pole v
Tikopia PN.LOHI Roi, loi Falsehood, lie, untruth
Anuta PN.LOLO-QI.B Roi Food mixed with coconut cream, wrapped in a leaf and baked
New Zealand Maori PN.LOLO-QI.B Roi Food of pounded fern-root
Nukuoro PN.LOLO-QI.B Loi/gulu Type of food prepared from breadfruit
Tikopia PN.LOLO-QI.B Roi Taro, breadfruit or ripe banana mixed with sago flour and cooked
Mangaia OC.LOKA Ro/roka/ The lagoon between reef and shore
Tongan OC.LOKA Loka Rough of lagoon, passage, sea near coast
Fijian OC.LOKI Loqi Inner room
New Zealand Maori OC.LOKI Roki/roki Shed for firewood (?)
Luangiua OC.LOKI Loʔi Small room for newly wed couples
Samoan OC.LOKI Loʔi Inner room
Tongan OC.LOKI Loki Inner room
Fijian MP.LOKU Roko In bowed or stooping position, to be
New Zealand Maori MP.LOKU Ro(ro)ku Bend; weighed down; grow weak, decline; wane (of moon)
Luangiua PN.LOLO.1A Lloo Oil
Luangiua PN.LOLO.1A Loo Coconut cream
Takuu PN.LOLO.1A Lloo Coconut cream; coconut oil to which leaf fragrances are added after the meat has been boiled and strained; any expressed food
Kapingamarangi MP.LOLO.2 Doloo Flood, flood tide Problematic
Nukuoro MP.LOLO.2 Hudaa lolo Flood-like waves on the reef; tidal wave
Nukuoro MP.LOLO.2 Ua lolo A disturbance in the sea caused by schools of big fish feeding on little fish
Nukuoro MP.LOLO.2 Dolo/na Flooded, washed out Problematic
Samoan MP.LOLO.2 Lolo Flood, overflow
Tokelau MP.LOLO.2 Lolo Flood
Rarotongan CE.RORO.2 Rooroo Long-mouthed wrasse, a fish whose shape resembles the coconut spathe; cream-coloured with green tip to tail; edible
Tikopia NP.LOOLOA Rooroa Needlefish (Strongylura leiura)
Mangareva CE.RORO.2 Rooroo Fish sp. (I)
Tahitian PN.LOLOGO Roroo To begin to chant the prayers, as the priests used to do in the marae; the chanting of the prayers in the marae
Easter Island FJ.LOLO-QI.A Roʔi/roʔi Drool; drip liquid from mouth Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas FJ.LOLO-QI.A Ooi. ʔOʔoi (Lch). Traire, exprimer l'eau, le jus. Presser, tordre le linge nouillé; traire (Lch).
New Zealand Maori PN.LOLO-QI.B Roi Food of pounded fern root
Pukapuka PN.LOLO-QI.B Loloi Talo wrapped in leaves with Coconut cream ; food dish of taro mixed with coconut cream and baked