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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Futuna OC.KOTO.2 Koto Couper à la main les feuilles de taro ou de "kape"; détacher une feuille de sa tige
East Uvea OC.KOTO.2 Koto Rompre avec la main des feuilles de talo etc.
New Zealand Maori NP.KOO-TOU.* Kootou Second person plural personal pronoun, [Eastern Maori Dialect]
New Zealand Maori CK.KOO-TUKU.B Kootuku/tuku A small tree (Fuchsia excorticata)
East Futuna XW.KOU.2 Kou Boar, a male pig that has not been castrated
East Uvea XW.KOU.2 Kou Male entier, verrat
Tuamotu CE.KOUKOU Koukou (Pterodroma parvirostris) the shearwater, mutton-bird
Easter Island EP.KOO-QURA.* Kooʔura Flea; small insects in general
Marquesas EP.KOO-QURA.* Kouʔa. Koʔuʔa (Lch). Homard; écrevisse, crevette
New Zealand Maori NP.KOU-LUA Kourua Second person dual pronoun, you [North Island Dialect]
New Zealand Maori TA.KOO-UMA Koo/uma Breastbone and rib-cage
Tahitian TA.KOO-UMA ʔOouma Poitrine
Tuamotu TA.KOO-UMA Koouma Chest, breast, bosom
Rarotongan CE.KOO-WARI Koovari Marshy, boggy Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.KOWI.A Kohi Wasting sickness, consumption; emaciated Problematic
Niue PN.KOWI.B Kovi Abnormal. Abnormally small (usually refers to offspring) (Sph).
Takuu PN.KOWI.B Kovi A man who does not know how to fish
West Uvea PN.KOWI.B Kovi Homme, être humain Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna AN.-KU.1 ʔA/ku, ʔo/ku First person singular possessive form after /ma/ /mo/ and /io/ 'for (A and O forms)' 'at'
Niuafo'ou AN.-KU.1 ʔA/ku, ʔo/ku First person singular type II pronoun, occurring after the prepositions 'o, 'a, mo'o and ma'a
East Futuna NP.KU.2 Ku Perfect aspect marker in phrases of more than two following vowels
Moriori NP.KU.2 Ku Perfect tense marker
Marquesas NP.KU.2 Ku Perfect aspect marker in phrases of more than two following vowels
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.KU.2 Ko Particle signifying phasal aspect, a change in the world, a command or strong wish, or simply a progression of events in a narrative
Takuu NP.KU.2 Ku Future tense or stative marker
Penrhyn CE.KUU.1 Kuukuu Squirrelfish; crowned squirrelfish (Sargocentron diadema) and similar ‘crowned’ fish
Niue PN.KUA.1 Kua Non-future tense and present perfect tense marker
Pukapuka PN.KUA.1 Koa Tense marker indicating a state that is beginning to develop
Rapa PN.KUA.1 Kua Perfect particle, marking completed action
Tokelau PN.KUA.1 Kua Perfect tense marker
Takuu EC.KUA.2 Kua So-called ‘money cord’ made by women from tiny coconut shell discs threaded into one-metre lengths
New Zealand Maori CK.KUA...KEE Kua...kee Marks action/state as already done/assumed
Tuamotu EP.KUHANE Kuhane Soul, spirit, of man
Hawaiian TA.KUFENE. ʔUhene To play a merry tune; converse quietly and romantically; tease coquettishly; exclamation of exultation, as in songs Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangaia EO.KUI.1 Kui Blind woman whose sight was restored by Taane
Nukuoro PN.KUI.2 Kui Old woman
New Zealand Maori PN.KUI.2 Kui/a Old woman
New Zealand Maori PN.KUI.2 Kui Term of address for an old woman
New Zealand Maori PN.KUI.2 Kui/kui Old woman
Marquesas PN.KUI.2 Kui Mother, old woman. Mère (Lch). Maman, mum (Atl).
Mangareva PN.KUI.2 Kui Mère, matrice
Tahitian PN.KUI.2 Ui A single woman who never had a child
Tuamotu PN.KUI.2 Kui Progenitor, old man/woman
Fijian OC.KUKA.1 Kuka Small red and black mangrove crab
Nukuoro OC.KUKA.1 Kaa Mangrove crab Problematic
Samoan OC.KUKA.1 ʔUʔa Common mangrove crab, (Sesarma sp.)
Hawaiian CE.KUKA.2 ʔUʔa Worn out, coarse mat or tapa, useless, unattractive
Anuta CP.KUKU.1A Kuku Grasp a small object which may be completely held in the hand
Pukapuka PN.KUMALA.1 Kuumala Plant sp. in old chants
Easter Island PN.KUMALA.1 Kumara, kumaa Sweet potato