| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Takuu
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MP.PIA.2A
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Pia/pia
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Rubbish
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Tikopia
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MP.PIA.2A
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Pia
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Mucous secretions associated with sexual intercourse
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Tokelau
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MP.PIA.2A
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Mata /piapia/
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Discharge from eyes
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Tuamotu
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MP.PIA.2A
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Pia/pia
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Any viscous juice, sap, gum
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Emae
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SO.PIA.2B
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Pia/pia
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Foam on sea
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Luangiua
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SO.PIA.2B
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Piia
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Foam from soap
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Samoan
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SO.PIA.2B
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Pia/pia
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Foam, froth
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Tokelau
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SO.PIA.2B
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Tokaa/pia/a
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Foam, froth
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Easter Island
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MP.PIKI.1A
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Piki
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To contaminate, to infect, to pass on (a disease); contagiar, contaminar; contagiarse
Problematic
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Marquesas
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EP.PIIRARI
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Piaʔi
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Pus, pourriture
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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MP.PILI.1A
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Hua/pili/hia
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Join together, glue together; close by gluing together; smear glue on
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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MP.PILI.1A
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Phili/hia
|
Be sticky
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Tuamotu
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EP.PIRI
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Piri
|
Puzzle, riddle; curiosity, wonder, object of special interest
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.PIRI-PIRI
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Piripiri
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A creeping burr (Acaena anserifolia); ferns (Haloragis spp.) and (Hymenophylla spp.); (Acanthisita chloris)
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.PILITA
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Pirita
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A liane, supplejack (Ripogonum scandens); semi-parasitic plants (Loranthus, Elytranthe spp.); mistletoe (Tupeia antarctica, Ileostylus micranthus (Gdr))
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Tahitian
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PN.PILITA
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Pirita
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Root of ieie; also a basket made of it . (Dioscorea nummularia)
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East Futuna
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OC.PIPI.2
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Pipi
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Nom d'un arbre dont l'interieur est noir et tendre comme le sapin . (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
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Lau
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OC.PIPI.2
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Bibili
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A tree (Thespesia populnea)
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Ifira-Mele
|
OC.PIPI.2
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Piipiri
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A tree (Hernandia peltata) .
Borrowed
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Nguna
|
OC.PIPI.2
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Na-peperi
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A tree (Hernandia peltata)
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Niue
|
OC.PIPI.2
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Pipi
|
A large tree (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
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Rapa
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OC.PIPI.2
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Pipi/tai
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A vine (introduced?) (Rhynchosia minima)
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Samoan
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OC.PIPI.2
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Pipi
|
Tree (Hernandia moerenhoutiana)
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Tongan
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OC.PIPI.2
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Pipi
|
Tree with inedible fruit used for oil . (Hernadia moerenhoutiana)
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Pukapuka
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EP.PISA.*
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Pia
|
Box, trunk, chest
Problematic
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Rennellese
|
MP.PISI.1
|
Pisi/kia
|
Be drenched, soaked; to wet, soak, splash; to receive a spurt of a liquis, as lime juice, in the eye; to cry, of eyes filled with onion scent
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Tokelau
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MP.PISI.1
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Piihia
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Be spattered, splashed; a stain
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Fijian
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AN.PITO.1
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Buto
|
Navel (dialect)
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East Uvea
|
MP.PIU.1
|
Piu
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A tree (Pritchardia pacifica)
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Fijian
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MP.PIU.1
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Viu
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(Pritchardia pacifica), Fan Palm
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Niue
|
MP.PIU.1
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Piu
|
Fan-palm (Pritchardia pacifica); umbrella; parachute
Problematic
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Samoan
|
MP.PIU.1
|
Piu
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(Pritchardia pacifica), fan palm
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Tokelau
|
MP.PIU.1
|
Piu
|
Fan Palm (Pritchardia pacifica)
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Tongan
|
MP.PIU.1
|
Piu
|
(Pritchardia pacifica), fan palm
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Tuamotu
|
MP.PIU.1
|
Piu/piu
|
Tournefortia argentea
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.POO-GIA
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Poongia
|
Overtaken by night
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West Uvea
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OC.POO.2
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Popoo, pookia
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Battre/frapper des mains, (danses) taper dans les mains; laisser une trace/empreinte; imprimer; (insectes) claquer; (eau) clapoter
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West Uvea
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OC.POO.2
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Po/poo/kia
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Tapoter le dos d'un enfant pour l'endormir
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West Uvea
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MP.POA.1
|
Poa
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Sentir le sang (de poisson/viande)
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Fijian
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PN.POA.2
|
Boa
|
(Crotolaria quinquefolia)
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.POO-FUE.*
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Poohue
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(Clematis spp.), (Muhlenbeckia sp.), (Passiflora tetrandra), (Calystegia sp.)
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Rarotongan
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CE.POO-FUE.*
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Pooʔue
|
Indigenous beach pea (Vigna marina), also indigenous beach morning-glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae) and, on Mangaia, Ma`uke, Miti`aro, an aboriginally introduced vine (Luffa cylindrica)
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Tahitian
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CE.POO-FUE.*
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Poohue
|
Nom générique des convolvulacées (lianes) (Ipomoea peltata, Calonyction speciosum)
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Hawaiian
|
CE.POHUTU.1
|
Poohuku
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Swollen; protruding, especially of a round object; piled up, as a coil of hair on the head
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East Futuna
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PN.POGI-A
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Pogia
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Etre ébloui (phare, soleil); s'évanouir
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Sikaiana
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PN.POGI-A
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Ponia
|
To be unable to see
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Tahitian
|
PN.POGI-A
|
Poʔia
|
Faim; avoir faim
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Tongan
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PN.POGI-A
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Pongia
|
Faint, collapse, swoon, lose consciousness, have a 'blackout'
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Hawaiian
|
MP.POGI-POGI
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Poni
|
A colour associated with the first glimmer of dawn
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Rarotongan
|
MP.POGI-POGI
|
Poo/pongi/
|
Twilight, especially morning; tomorrow
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