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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
East Uvea PN.A-TE-.1 I/a te S'emploie avec 'au, koe, ia...
Samoan PN.A-TE-.1 Ia - te Form of i 'to' before pronouns. Particle used with oblique cases of pronouns
East Uvea MP.ATE.2 Aate Plante (Wollastonia stringulosa)
Samoan MP.ATE.2 Ate. Ate/ate A shrub (Wedelia sp.), Beach Sunflower
Tongan MP.ATE.2 Ate Shrub sp. (Wollastonia biflora)
Easter Island PN.ATI.2 Atiati Wait for (Chl). Not in (Fts)
East Uvea PN.ATI.2 Asiasi Aller en éclaireur Problematic
New Zealand Maori PN.ATI.2 Atiati Drive away Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.ATI.2 Fk/asi/asia Peep at, spy on
Tongan PN.ATI.2 Asiasi Keep a lookout for
East Futuna PN.QATI.3 Eti Maçonner, construire avec des pierres (Alo dialect)
Niue PN.QATI.3 Ati To build (traditionally to collect stones and material for building a house
Tongan PN.QATI.3 ʔEsi Flat-topped artificial mound of earth
East Futuna PN.QATI.4 Atiafi Go in search of fire
Rennellese PN.QATI.4 ʔAtiahi Faggot, as for carrying fire when matches are not available
Tahitian NP.AATI ʔAti Unir, joindre (e.g. as in marriage) Phonologically Irregular
Niue PN.QATIU Atiu A vine (Cucumis anguria), bur gherkin (introduced) the striped variety
Samoan PN.QATIU Atiu Plant sp. (Cucumis acidus) (Prt); liane (Cucumis sp.), a melon (Mnr)
Tongan PN.ATO Ato Acquire higher rank through marriage
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.QATO Ato/fia Sew thatch
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.QATO Ato/ato(hia) Sew together, tack together
Takuu AN.QATO Oto/oto (pass. oto/hia) Tie pandanus thatch to a roof, tie mat panels to the sides of a house Phonologically Irregular
Emae PN.QATU.4 Atu/ngia Jeter, lancer
Tahitian MP.QAUA.1 Aua (Valamugil engeli) of intermediate size. Poisson de la famille des Mugilidae (Crenimugil crenilabis), quand il est de taille intermédiaire entre ' oorie et tehu (Lmt)
West Uvea PN.QAU-KAWA Aukava Pecher à la liane Derris (ichtyotoxique)
Anuta XO.AU-SI-AFI Autiapi Smoke
Kapingamarangi XO.AU-SI-AFI Huiahi (< auhiahi?) Smoke
Tikopia XO.AU-SI-AFI Ausiafi Smoke
Penrhyn CE.AUTE Aute Paper mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera) (There is none in Penrhyn)
Mangareva CE.AUTE Eute Papyrus poussant sans culture. Plante dont l'écorce fournit les fibres pour la fabrication du tapa (Broussonetia papyrifera, Moracées); la plante cultivé est appelé puri (Rch).
Rapa CE.AUTE Aute Bush, used for making tapa, Broussonetia papyrifera
Rarotongan CE.AUTE ʔAute (Broussonetia papyrifera)
Tahitian CE.AUTE ʔAute Broussonetia papyrifera dont on faisait un 'tapa' brun
East Futuna NP.QAAWAGA.A Aavaga Epoux, mariage, se marier
East Uvea NP.QAAWAGA.A ʔAavaga Mariage, epouse, union
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QAAWAGA.A Avanga Spouse; marriage
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.QAAWAGA.A Avanga/ina Consummate (marriage)
Samoan NP.QAAWAGA.A Avaga/ga A marrying, a marriage . Girl who has eloped
East Futuna XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavaga Illness, often associated with a dream of a sexual nature and believed to have a spiritual rather than a physical cause. Symptoms may include irrational behaviour. Treatment includes massage with bad-smelling herbs inimical to spirits
Niue XW.QAAWAGA.B Avanga Irregular liaison (from Samoan). Sexual connection (Tgr). Borrowed
Tongan XW.QAAWAGA.B ʔAavangaʔia To be sick with an `aavanga Borrowed Problematic
Kapingamarangi PN.QAWE-HIFO Gaweia Bring down (from higher place, or from east to west) Problematic
West Futuna OC.E.1A E Existential or habitual present or past
West Uvea XO.QEFA Efa Grand (de grande taille); grand (par le volume); grand (par l'importance sociale); dans une suite verbale, sert d'intensif: très
Anuta AN.EFU.1 Epu/epu Finely scraped baked taro or *puraka*, mixed with coconut cream (a type of pudding used especially for small children) Problematic
Penrhyn TA.EE-IA Eeia These
Rarotongan TA.EE-IA Eeia These
Easter Island EP.QEO ʔEo Olor, fragancia, aroma; oler bien
Pukapuka OC.QEPA Epa/epa Sleeping mat best type of mat made from laukie material
Rennellese OC.QEPA Epa Small mat, formerly also the ceremonial mat on which Tehu'aigabenga or Tehainga'atua was supported to sit and rest