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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuamotu PN.FIA-FIA Hakehiehie To be elated Problematic
Luangiua FJ.FII-FII Hihi Make a small parcel
Takuu PN.FAKA-SELE Tama hakasere Institutionalized indulgence for a particular child, who was not permitted to undertake manual labour; spoilt child
Tokelau FJ.FILI.3 Fiiligaa Persistence in anything undertaken
Nukuoro MP.FIRI.1 Hili Make a nest Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori CE.FIRINAKI Whaka/whirinaki/ Lean against anything; trust in, depend on; make fast, secure
Luangiua EO.FILO Hilo Make rope; rolling netting fibre on thigh
Tongan EO.FILO Filo(ilo) Spin, make thread string or rope; thread, cotton, thin string
East Futuna PN.FOA.B Foa Make a path. Dégager (une route) (Mfr).
Niue PN.FOA.B Foa To make a road, clear an opening. To clear an open space, to make a clearing (Sph).
Tokelau PN.FOA.B Foa Make, carve or shape something out of a rock, coral etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori AN.FOAKI Hoake Give Problematic
East Futuna PN.FOHU Fou Enter, start off on a road; pierce, dig out trunk to make canoe
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.FOHU Faka/fou/tia/ Make a hole
Tokelau PN.FOHU Fou Make octopus come out of its hole in order to catch it Uncertain Semantic Connection
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.FAA-FAA Wha/wha To assist, to take a hand or share in performing a work
Tuamotu PN.FOLA-FOLA Hora To expound, declaim publicly, to make public Problematic
Tokelau AN.FOLAU Folau Cruise, sailing voyage; fleet; to make a voyage, travel by sea; sail, depart
Hawaiian PN.FORE Hole To skin, peel, file, rasp, make a groove; to strip, as sugar cane leaves from the stalk
New Zealand Maori PN.FORE Tii/hore Strip off; peel, take the skin off
Tokelau PN.MA-FOLE.1 Mafole Flake or peel (e.g. of skin); be torn, scratched, lacerated
East Futuna FJ.FOLI.1 Foli Travel about, make a tour of
Takuu OC.FONO.1A Hono The built-up sides of a canoe; wash-strake plank
Luangiua PN.FONO.1B Hoŋo Top strakes of a canoe
Takuu PN.FONO.1B Fono Washstrake of a canoe
Tahitian PN.FONO.3 Hono Food taken by the ava drinkers after their drink
Sa'a EO.FOTA.3 Hoa Make incision
East Futuna PN.FUU.1B Fuufuu Clap hands together to make a hollow sound
Tongan PN.FUU.1B Fuu(fuu) Clap hand crosswise so as to make a hollow sound
Pukapuka SO.FUA.5B Tike/wua Naked
Rennellese SO.FUA.5B Hua Be naked, alone
Takuu SO.FUA.5B Fua Naked, nude
Tikopia SO.FUA.5B Nofo fua Naked, bare
Tokelau SO.FUA.5B Fua Naked
Samoan MP.FUA.6 Fualau Gather sugarcane leaf to make thatching
Tongan PN.FAKA-POI Fakapoi Feint, make a sham thrust
West Futuna MP.FUQI Fuia Moisten something, dunk something, dip, rinse something in liquid and take it out (as in washing clothes)
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.FUKE.A Huke(a) Open the earth oven to take out the food
Rennellese MP.FUKE.A Hu/huke/ Untie or loosen; undress, take off, pull out; unfurl, as sails
West Futuna MP.FUKE.A Fuke To take cooked food out of a pot, or to remove the cooking stones from cooked food in an earthen oven; to uncover cooked food, especially puri cooked in an earth oven
West Futuna PN.FAKA-LAWA Fakarav(a,e)/sia Horizontal, crosswise; to cross, to make a cross
Anuta PN.FULE.B Pure/i Foreskin; for foreskin to recede or open as erection takes place
Luangiua AN.FUNA.1A Huŋa Taken by devil
Vaeakau-Taumako CC.FUNA.3 Funa/ia To split, strike off flakes
Vaeakau-Taumako AN.FUTI.1 Vusi/a,wusi/a,wusi/ake Pull. pull up, hoist sail Borrowed
New Zealand Maori EO.GAA.1 Ngaa Take breath, breathe
Tuamotu EO.GAA.1 ŋaa Breathe, take deep breath
New Zealand Maori EC.GAELE Ngaere Soft, ripe; quake, oscillate (as a bog)
Moriori EC.GAELE Ngaere Shake, as the ground
Rapa EC.GAELE Ta/ngere/ngere To shake Problematic