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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QAROFA Faaaroha To cause pity or compassion; a keep-sake, a relic
Nukumanu MP.KILA.2 Kkira, kira/kira Look (at), look for; keep eyes open
Nukumanu OC.KEHE K/kee Different (plural)
Manihiki-Rakahanga FJ.TAKELE.A Take Keel of boat Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian PN.FAKA-QATU.A Faatu To place; to keep common things apart from those that are sacred
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.TUQU-KEHE Tuukee Strange, strangeness
Tokelau XO.KAA.2 Ka/kaha Sharp (of knife etc.); keen, sharp (of mind or intelligence) Problematic
Tokelau PN.KEKEE Kekee Scream, yell; squeal; howl; (of musical instruments) sound, play
Tokelau PN.LIU.1 Liu The innermost part of the keel (of canoe); bilge-water
Tokelau PN.PAKEE Pakee Hit; tap, rap (of noise); make a noise
Tokelau AN.TALI.1 Tali Await (in special context of keeping watch for schools of fish...)
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.MAQU.1 Mau Keep going
Mangareva FJ.TAKELE.A Tekere, kere/kere Quille d'une embarcation. The keel of a canoe (Tgr). Phonologically Irregular
Rapa FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Keel of a canoe
Takuu OC.KEHE Kee(kee) (Of kinship) related along a collateral line, not a lineal relation
Ra'ivavae PN.AI.2 A/ai To have, hold in one's mind, recall, keep in mind; to collect, preserve for communication or transference Uncertain Semantic Connection
Ra'ivavae PN.AALAI Aarai To ward off, keep or push back from, prevent the approach of; to screen off, interpose and obstruction...protect, shield; to mediate
Ra'ivavae PN.FIINAKI Hiinaʔi A kind of wicker-work basket-trap used to catch small fish, octopus, eels, and to keep shrimp alive
Nukuoro PN.PUI.A He/bui/hagi Provide an abundance of bait to keep fish in close Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nuguria PN.SEGA.1 Te/heena Rainbow lorikeet
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.KEHE E/kee Oh (interjection expressing something negative" Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FAKA-LOGO Hualongo Keep silent, be quiet (of person, not place)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FAKA-TAFA Huataha Move aside, get out, keep away
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.MA-MATA Mda/mda/ina Keep, treat
Takuu MP.PALALAFA Kallapa Base of a coconut frond on which a large canoe is placed to keep it off the ground while being stored Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese NP.QALA-QALA ʔAgaʔaga To shout, dance, pray, as while carving a canoe or to alleviate the pain of one being tattooed and to keep him from fainting
Tongan PN.FUE.2 Fooe A whisk used to keep off flies
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.KEHE Kee Different, away, other; additional thing, different thing; emphatic phrase-final qualifier. Different, apart (Ray).
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.KEHE Le/kee Get out! Get away!
Tongan CP.LEPO Lebo Leaves of the breadfruit tree, sewed together for the purpose of covering food in cooking, to keep in the steam
Tokelau PN.TA-FOKI Tafoki/foki Keep going back and forth
Samoan PN.TAUALA Tauala To luff, to keep close to the wind
Niue PN.PAKEE Pakee, pokee, pakaa To make a light crackling sound [ex. chewing gum]
Niue PN.MAQU-KOLOA Maukoloa Trader, merchant, shopkeeper (sometimes used as a metaphor for 'rich')
Rennellese PN.PIKO.C Piiko/i To keep for oneself and not give; to care for a possession
Hawaiian PN.TAU.12 Kau/pale To cover an oven, especially with rocks on its edge to keep earth out
Rotuman MP.TIRO Tiro Look at in mirror; keep one's eye on, watch closely, gaze at; aim at with gun... Borrowed
Tikopia PN.QUGA-AFI Ungaafi Firewood of large size, a big log or two to keep fire going
Hawaiian PN.HAKE.C Keeia pule aʔe Next week
Niue PN.KEE.2 Kee/ke To scold
Niue PN.SEGA.1 Hega The parrakeet's red feathers under the beak
Rarotongan PN.TUQU-KEHE Tuukee Different, altered, strange queer
Penrhyn PN.TUQU-KEHE Tuukee Different, strange
Marquesas PN.TOKO.1C Pa/toko Etayer, appuyer, consolider; console, chevalet. Etai (pour soulever les fenêtres); stay (to keep windows open), prop (Atl).
Marquesas FJ.TAKELE.A Tàkái The keel of a vessel or canoe
Tuamotu MQ.KUKINA Kuukina To give one crunching sound, as food in the mouth; to crunch, as gravel, shale, underfoot or beneath a keel
Mangareva MQ.TAKEO Tekeeo Etre malade, ivre; empoisonné par le poisson (ciguatera)
Hawaiian EP.TAFU.B Kahu Honored attendant, guardian, nurse, keeper of 'unihipili bones...
Mangareva PN.KEKEE Kekee Râler (malade); s'égosiller (au cours d'une dispute); cris de dispute
Mangareva PN.KEKEE Keeke Louer, faire l'éloge de quelqu'un, féliciter Uncertain Semantic Connection