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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Rarotongan EP.RUMAKI.* Ruumaki Engulf, swallow up
Tuamotu EP.RUMAKI.* Rumaki Immerse, duck in water
Fijian RO.RUMANE Drumani A zoophyte adhering to rocks
Emae RO.RUMANE Urumane Soft coral
Ifira-Mele RO.RUMANE A/rumani/ Anemone [Fila (Ifira) Dialect]
Marquesas RO.RUMANE ʔUmani Espèce de petit poisson; zoophyte
Vaeakau-Taumako RO.RUMANE Numane Small, edible jellyfish with long tentacles
Samoan RO.RUMANE Lumane Kind of edible sea-anemone
Tongan RO.RUMANE Uumana Sea-anemone
West Futuna RO.RUMANE Rumane Sea-anemone
Waya RO.RUMANE Dromani Small organism adhering to rocks in the sea, probably anemone
Rapa FJ.LUNA Nuna, nunga A fern (Dryopteris margaretae)
Hawaiian TA.RUNAGA Luna Foreman, boss, leader, overseer Problematic
Tahitian TA.RUNAGA Nuna Mixed, amalgamated Problematic
Tuamotu TA.RUNAGA Runaa?a An assemblage; a group, concourse; a concentration, as of persons, animals, birds; a district;a nation, people, race
Mangaia PN.LUPE.1 Rupe OId Mangaian and Cook Island word for the large grey dove (now extinct)
Marquesas PN.LUPE.1 ʔUpe (Ducula galatea). Carpophage, pigeon des îles Marquises, oiseau de la famille des columbidés (Lch).
Samoan FJ.QUTU.2 Mataa/utu Point of land running out into a lagoon
Anuta PN.LUPO Rupo/rupo Small mackerel sp. A type of very small fish, often caught with hook and line from the beach (Fbg).
Sikaiana PN.LUPO Lupo Fish sp., very small trevally
Takuu PN.LUPO Rupo Fish sp., small growth stage of Caranx spp. which grows into a matapuku
Hawaiian EP.RUTU Luku To massacre, destroy, slaughter, lay waste...
Mangareva EP.RUTU Rutu Frapper des pieds ou des mains un corps; heurter contre; battre au tambour
Luangiua EP.RUTU Luki Make noise with shells to attract fish Problematic
Tahitian EP.RUTU Rutu Battre le tambour; frapper (un animal, une personne...)
East Futuna EO.MA-.1 Ma- Stativiser
Fijian EO.MA-.1 Ma- Stativiser (semi-productive)
Hawaiian EO.MA-.1 Ma- Stativiser
New Zealand Maori EO.MA-.1 Ma- Fossil prefix on some stative verbs
Nukuoro EO.MA-.1 Ma- Stativiser
Samoan EO.MA-.1 Ma(a)- Stativiser (semi-productive
Tikopia EO.MA-.1 Ma- Adjective forming prefix
Tokelau EO.MA-.1 Ma- Denoting events or processes which come about spontaneously or by accident, without a purposeful agent
Waya EO.MA-.1 Ma(a)- Stativiser (semi-productive)
East Futuna PN.MA-.2 Ma- Prefix indicating possibility of performing the action
Samoan PN.MA-.2 Lee ma- Indicating impossibility of performing the action
Tikopia PN.MA-.2 Ma/tuu Strong, in sense of being able to bear weight; dense
Tokelau PN.MA-.2 Ma- Prefix indicating possibility of performing/suffering the action
Tongan PN.MA-.2 Ma- Prefix indicating possibility of performing the action
Fijian OC.KAO.3 Visa/koo Mangrove Heron (Butorides striatus)
Lau OC.MA.4 Ma Copulative conjunction, and
Emae OC.MA.4 Ma And; with; together
New Zealand Maori OC.MA.4 Maa (perhaps) Conjunction linking proper names in such god-names as Taane-ma-huta (?), Rongo-maa-Taane, Taawhiri-maa-(Aa)tea
Ifira-Mele OC.MA.4 Ma And
Mangareva OC.MA.4 Ma Avec (indiquant la manière)
Nggela OC.MA.4 Ma And, but
Nuguria OC.MA.4 Ma And
Tokelau PN.MA.3 Ma From, away from
Nukuoro OC.MA.4 Ma And, including, and so, with
Luangiua OC.MA.4 Maa With