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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Penrhyn FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom; bottom of ship (seen from inside)
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.TAKELE.A Takele/i nifo Gums
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Gum[s]. Wisdom tooth. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Pukapuka FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Keel of a boat
Pukapuka FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Old, ancient (of people, things, time) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rarotongan FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom, bed (of sea or chest); keel
Rennellese FJ.TAKELE.A Takege Bottom, as of ship, drum, ocean; back of a book
Takuu FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Keel of canoe, base of a food bowl
Tikopia FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom of container, in interior; bilge (of canoe), hull
Tikopia FJ.TAKELE.A Kau/takere/ Keel of canoe
Tokelau FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Bottom, keel
Tongan FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Base, bottom, keel
Tuamotu FJ.TAKELE.A Takere A keel
West Futuna FJ.TAKELE.A Takere/vaka Bottom of the canoe; said of big men
Waya FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Keel of a boat
Vaeakau-Taumako NP.TAKELE.B Takele Bottom of the sea
Rennellese NP.TAKELE.B Takege Bottom...of...ocean
Tuamotu NP.TAKELE.B Takere The bottom (of sea)
Marquesas PN.TAAKELO Takeo June-July
Marquesas PN.TAAKELO Takeʔo A star (unidentified) (Buck 1938b)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.TAAKELO Takelo Evening star
Tuamotu PN.TAAKELO Takero Orion's Belt
New Zealand Maori PN.TAKE-TAKE Taketake Red-billed Gull (Larus scopulinus)
Niue PN.TAKE-TAKE Taketake White Tern (Gygis alba)
New Zealand Maori CP.TAQAKI Taaki-na Take out (food from fire, eel-trap from water)
Hawaiian CE.TAA-KIRI Kaaʔili Snatch, grab, take by force, sieze, abduct, usurp; gasp for breath; cast a net
Rennellese FJ.TALA.3 Taga Take off (loin garment, etc.)
Niue PN.TALA.4 Tala A seabird (grey, about the size of a taketake [white tern], flies in a flock). (Rarely seen (Sph.).
Emae FJ.TALI.4 Tari/a Take, get (several things)
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.TALI.4 Tali/-a Bring, carry, convey; take away
Mangareva PN.TAAQOFI Taohi Preserve, take care of; foster, guard. Soigner, préparer; personne qui assiste à préparer un mort pour les funérailles; soin, attention; observer, remarquer; pratiquer des préceptes (au sens moral) (Rch).
Penrhyn PN.TAAQOFI Taahi Hold, seize, take; adopt
Hawaiian CE.TAPUHI Kaapuhi Nurse or caretaker, master of an animal
Marquesas CE.TAPUHI Tapui Take care of Problematic
West Futuna FJ.TAU.1 Tau Follow in the ways of, take after, learn from
New Zealand Maori PN.TAU-LEKALEKA.A Tau(re(ka))reka Captive taken in war, slave; scoundrel
Tahitian CE.TAA-WERE Tavere A thing taken in tow, as a boat behind a ship; to tow, or drag a thing in the water
Tongan PN.TEKI.2 Teki Move head or look up suddenly; wince, start with fright; sit up and take notice
New Zealand Maori CE.TEO Teo Stake, mooring-post Problematic
New Zealand Maori MP.TIA.1A Tia A peg, stake; to stick in, as a peg or a thatching needle
Penrhyn MP.TIA.1A Tia Stake; wedge, stuff, filling; used coral stones
Mangareva EP.TIAKI Tiaki Garder, surveiller; veiller à la sureté de quelqu'un, à la conversation de quelqu'un. To guard, take care of, preserve; to watch over, foster; to look after the health of another; to inspect (Tgr).
Marquesas PN.SIKO.B Pa/héko A small hand net to take up fish
Emae MP.TIRO Tiro/fia Glance, take a quick look
Waya MP.TIRO Tiro Peep, take an unobtrusive look; look from behind or through something
Rarotongan NP.TITI.1 Titi A stake, peg, nail or dowel
Tahitian NP.TITI.1 Titi A nail, pin or peg, a stake; to pin or peg, to fasten with nails, or with stakes in the ground; to stick fast, as a mote in the eye
Tahitian PN.TOO.1A Faa/to To put shoots of the ava plant in a hole, with wet leaves, in order to cause them to grow, and then take them for planting
Easter Island PN.TOQO.1 Toʔo Accept, take, bring
East Futuna PN.TOQO.1 Toʔo Take