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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan SO.PUKA-VAI Puʔavai A tree (Pisonia grandis)
Tikopia FJ.PUKE.1A Puke Hillock, especially in cultivation
East Futuna XW.PUKE.5 Puke Filarial fever
Samoan XW.PUKE.5 Puʔe/ia Have an attack of filarial fever
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.PULAKA Pulaka Giant taro
Rarotongan OC.PULAKA Puraka Giant swamp taro (Cyrtosperma chamissonis)
Sikaiana OC.PULAKA Ka/pulaka A type of swamp taro (Cyrtosperma chamissonis) that is an important staple of the Sikaiana diet
Tikopia OC.PULAPULA Pupura Seed material such as taro tops
Penrhyn TA.PUURAU Puurau Hibiscus tiliaceus
Pukapuka TA.PUURAU Puulou Tree species, Hibiscus tiliaceus Problematic
Rapa TA.PUURAU Purau Hibiscus tiliaceus (Rapa term is mooree). Hibiscus (= TAH purau) (Grn). Problematic
Rarotongan TA.PUURAU Purau (Hibiscus tiliaceus) . Borrowed
Tahitian TA.PUURAU Puurau Arbre (Hibiscus tiliaceus)
New Zealand Maori MP.PULE.1 Pure Bivalve molluscs (Notovola novaezelandiae) and other Pectinidae
Takuu PN.PULOTU.2 Purotu Hereditary performing arts specialist. A male expert in performing and teaching a clan’s entire song and dance repertoire, and also beating the slit drum on the ritual arena to accompany them. Hymn-leader (Hwd).
Tikopia PN.PULOTU.2 Purotu Expert, especially in song and dance, but also general
Hawaiian NP.PULU.1B Pulu Material used to stuff corpses, etc
New Zealand Maori NP.PULU.7 Pu/puru-tia Retain possession of, keep, hold in the hand
Ifira-Mele NP.PULU.7 Puru/puru, pur/jia Grab, hold
Penrhyn NP.PULU.7 Puru/sia To be welcome
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.PULU.7 Pulu/hia Catch, grab (something alive like a bird, a girl in order to marry her, a criminal, etc.)
West Futuna NP.PULU.7 Puru-cia Catch
Mangareva CE.PUNA-RUA Punarua One who does not like children of first wife. Marâtre; personne qui n'aime pas les enfants du premier mariage.
West Uvea PN.PUNI.1A Puni-tia Bouché, bloqué; boucher, couvrir
Tongan PN.PUNOU Punou To bow, bow down, especially in worship or homage
Penrhyn PN.PUNUA Pinia Young animal Problematic
Marquesas TA.PUPU.B Pupu Groupe, association, réunion de personnes (Lch) Equipe, team (Atl). Borrowed
Vaeakau-Taumako CP.PUUPUU.1 Pupu/ia Wash the mouth
Marquesas XW.PUSA.3 Puha/nia Mouchoir; sueur, suer Problematic
East Futuna XW.PUSA.3 Pusa/gia Avoir trop chaud
Rennellese NP.PUSI-A Pusia To be breezy or blown upon
Rarotongan FJ.PUSI.2 Puʔi Large black, sea-eel, not Moray. MKE dialect
Samoan FJ.PUSI.2 Pusi Moray Eel (Gymnothorax spp.), Echidna (Scuticaria spp.)
New Zealand Maori NP.PUSI-LOKILOKI Puhi-rokoroko Yellow Saltwater Eel (Gymnothorax prasinus), Lamprey (Geotria australis)
Rennellese PN.PUTU.2 Putu Share, especially formerly of raw food offered to the gods; to make such an offering
Tongan MP.SAQA.1 Haʔa/sia Feel inwardly uncomfortable (esp. in abdominal region)
Emae OC.SAE.1 Saa/ia To tear, make a hole in
Vaeakau-Taumako OC.SAE.1 I/eia Tear (paper, leaves, etc..)
Pukapuka NP.SAE.2 Yae To chant a lament with appropriate dancing movements
Tikopia NP.SAFE.1 Safe Right, appropriate
Nukuoro PN.SAFE.4 Sahe Any material used to absorb menstrual flow
Hawaiian PN.SAFOLE Ahole/hole A fish (Kuhlia sp.)
Marquesas PN.SAFOLE Hohoʔe Kuhlia sp. Kuhlia mugil (Hiva Oa) (Atl). Kuhlia petiti (Bct).
Pukapuka PN.SAFOLE Ayole Dark-margined Flagtail (Kuhlia marginata) and Barred Flagtail (Kuhlia mugil) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan PN.SAFOLE Safole Kuhlia sp.
Tikopia PN.SAFOLE Safore Banded Flagtail (Kuhlia taeniura) and Tropical Bream (K. marginata)
Tokelau PN.SAFOLE Haafole Kuhlia taeniura and K. marginata
Tuamotu PN.SAFOLE Ahore Kuhlia sp. Poisson-pavillon réticulé (Kuhlia sandvicensis) (Bct).
New Zealand Maori OC.SAFU.2 Hahu Disinter (especially bones of dead) which are then scraped clean
Niue PN.SAFULE Afule, hafule Strip the dry leaves from sugarcane, pandanus, banana etc. (Motu dialect). To clear dead leaves (Sph).