| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Penrhyn
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AN.KAPI.A
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Kapi/kapi
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Kind of shellfish growing on pearl shells; kind of shellfish, shells thick, hard to remove from rock; oyster sp., Spondylus varius
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East Futuna
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PN.KAPI.B
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Kapi(kapi)
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Petite cale en bois
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Anuta
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CO.KAPIA
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Kapia
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Lime for chewing with betel nut
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Tikopia
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CO.KAPIA
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Kapia
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Lime, used with Betel nut, in hair bleaching, and as an alkali to turn (Morinda citrifolia) dye crimson; Bottle gourd used as a lime container
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Rarotongan
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TA.KAAPIKI
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Kaapiki
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Name, summon, invite
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Marquesas
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CE.KAAPITI.1
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Kaapiti. Kapiti (Lch) (Atl).
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Package, bundle, bolt (of cloth). Paquet, ballot, pièce d'étoffe, mise en rouleau (Lch). Coupon (de tissu), remnant (of material) (Atl).
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Rarotongan
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CE.KAAPITI.1
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Kaapiti
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Join, unite, connect ; put or come together
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Pukapuka
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CE.KAAPITI.1
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Kaputi/nga
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A group of people or things close together, a cluster
Phonologically Irregular
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Tuamotu
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CE.KAAPITI.1
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Kaapiti
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Bring together, unite, put side by side
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East Uvea
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FJ.KAPO.1
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Kapo
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Saisir vite un art, un métier
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Mangareva
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MP.KAPU.1A
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Kapu
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Vase, glass. Vase, verre, assiette (feuille qui sert d'assiette); auge, récipient; puiser (Rch).
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Tikopia
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MP.KAPU.1A
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Kapu (?)
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Leaf of Alpinia sp. laid at bottom of tumeric filter funnel
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Mangareva
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CE.KAPU.1B
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Kapu vavae
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Plante des pieds. Sole of foot (Atl).
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Rarotongan
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CE.KAPU.1B
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Kapu
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Palm of hand, instep of foot
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Hawaiian
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CE.KAAPUA
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ʔAapua
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Handle, as of a laulau food package; shank knob of a fish hook; twisted top of a paper sack that may serve as handle
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Marquesas
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CC.KAPU-A.*
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Kapua (MQN), ʔapua (MQS)
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Cime des chaînes des montagnes. Crête de montagne (Dln).
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Tongan
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PN.KAA-PUI
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Kaapui
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Surround, encompass, encircle; cover completely, envelop, enshroud
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East Uvea
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MP.KASI.1
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Kahi
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Some asaphidae and tellinadae (I)
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New Zealand Maori
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MP.KASI.1
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Kaa/kahi/
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Freshwater mussel
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Mangareva
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MP.KASI.1
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Ka/kaʔi
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Lobster sp.
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Penrhyn
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MP.KASI.1
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Kasi
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(Asaphis violacea) ; k.clam, Pacific asaphis (Asaphis violacens); small shellfish of various kinds; shell scraper, hand grater
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Tahitian
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MP.KASI.1
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ʔAhi
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Palourde (coquillage comestible) (Asaphis tahitensis)
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Hawaiian
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PN.KASI.2
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ʔAhi
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Tuna (especially yellow-finned, Neothunnus macropterus)
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Bugotu
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AN.KASO.1
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Gaho
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Rafter
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East Futuna
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaso
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Rafter
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East Uvea
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaho
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Perche servant de chevron, latte
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Hawaiian
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AN.KASO.1
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ʔAho
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Rafter
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Kwara'ae
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AN.KASO.1
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ʔAto
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Rafter
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New Zealand Maori
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaho
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Batten laid horizontally on rafters to carry the thatch
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Mota
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AN.KASO.1
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Gaso
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A rafter
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Nggela
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AN.KASO.1
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Gaho
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A rafter
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Nukuoro
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AN.KASO.1
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Gaso
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Roof thatch rafters
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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AN.KASO.1
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Kau/kau/ii
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Rafter from corner to ridgepole in house
Phonologically Irregular
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Pukapuka
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AN.KASO.1
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Kayo
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Small house rafter on which the sinnet is wrapped
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Rapa
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaʔo
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Rafter of house
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Rarotongan
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaʔo
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Rafter of traditional house, to which the thatch is tied
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Rennellese
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaso
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Vertical rafters of a house
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Roviana
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AN.KASO.1
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Gaso-na
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Rafter
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Samoan
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AN.KASO.1
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ʔAso
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Rafter
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Tahitian
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AN.KASO.1
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ʔAho
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Chevron (dans une charpente)
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Tokelau
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaho
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Lightweight rafter or rib of a house
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Tongan
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaho/ki
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Rafter; spoke of wheel; rib of umbrella
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Tuamotu
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AN.KASO.1
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Kaho
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Rafter
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Pukapuka
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PN.KASO-KASO.1
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Ivi kayokayo
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Rib; spinous process in vertebrae
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East Uvea
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PN.KASOKASO.2
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Kahokaho
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Sorte d'igname
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Rennellese
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PN.KASOKASO.2
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Kasokaso
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Kind of cultivated yam similar to matapoko
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Marquesas
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PN.KATA.1
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ʔAta (MQS), Kata (MQN)
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Rire; ris; plaisanterie
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Tokelau
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PN.KATA.1
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Kata
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Laugh, laughter
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East Uvea
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MP.KATA.2
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Kata
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Petite branche de kava pour planter
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Fijian
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MP.KATA.2
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Kasa
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The petiole stem, pedicule of a leaf, flower or fruit; stalks or small branches of some plant
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