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16114 Results matching "te" in entry:
| Language | Reconstruction | Reflex | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tongan | PN.QANA-.2 | ʔAne/heafi | The day before yesterday |
| Rennellese | PN.QANA-FEA | Anahea | When (past, interrogative) |
| Tokelau | PN.QANA-FEA | Anafea | Interrogative adverb referring to past time: when? |
| West Futuna | NP.ANAKE | Ana | Only, just, completely, totally Problematic |
| Kapingamarangi | OC.QANA-NAFI | Anaahi | Yesterday |
| Emae | OC.QANA-NAFI | Nanafi | Yesterday |
| Ifira-Mele | OC.QANA-NAFI | Naanafi | Yesterday |
| Niuafo'ou | OC.QANA-NAFI | Aneafi. ʔAneafi (Tmo). | Yesterday Borrowed |
| Nuguria | OC.QANA-NAFI | Anaahi | Yesterday |
| Niue | OC.QANA-NAFI | Ne afi | Yesterday |
| Nukuoro | OC.QANA-NAFI | Anaahi | Yesterday |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | OC.QANA-NAFI | Anafi | Yesterday |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | OC.QANA-NAFI | Anahi | Yesterday |
| Raga | OC.QANA-NAFI | Ninofi | Yesterday |
| Rennellese | OC.QANA-NAFI | (A)naahi | Yesterday |
| Samoan | OC.QANA-NAFI | Ananafi | Yesterday |
| Sikaiana | OC.QANA-NAFI | Hi/naanahi | Yesterday |
| Tikopia | OC.QANA-NAFI | Nanafi/ | Yesterday |
| Tokelau | OC.QANA-NAFI | Ananafi | Yesterday |
| Tongan | OC.QANA-NAFI | ʔAneafi | Yesterday |
| West Futuna | OC.QANA-NAFI | Nanafi, nunafi, ninaia | Yesterday |
| Waya | OC.QANA-NAFI | A/niavi/ | Yesterday |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | PN.QANA-POO | Anapoo | Yesterday night |
| Tahitian | PN.QANA-POO | Aanaapoo | Cette nuit [Iles Sous le Vent (Leeward islands) Dialect] |
| Tongan | PN.QANA-POGIPOGI | ʔAnepongipongi | This morning (said at noon or later) (rare) |
| Arosi | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White-ant |
| Arosi | AN.ANE.A | Sane | White-ant |
| East Uvea | AN.ANE.A | Ane | Insecte qui ronge l'étoffe. Mite (Rch). |
| Hawaiian | AN.ANE.A | Ane | A dermestid beetle that destroys feathers in feather-work; mites, as in chickens; insect-eaten, gnawed |
| Hawaiian | AN.ANE.A | Aanea | Moth-eaten |
| Kwara'ae | AN.ANE.A | Sane | White-ant, Termite |
| Lau | AN.ANE.A | Sane | White-ant |
| New Zealand Maori | AN.ANE.A | H/ane/ | Rotten, as wood |
| Nggela | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White-ant |
| Vaeakau-Taumako | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White ant |
| Rarotongan | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White ant |
| Rennellese | AN.ANE.A | Ane | Nest of white grubs (the grubs sometimes fed to chickens); termite nest, the termites |
| Sa'a | AN.ANE.A | S/ane | White-ant |
| Sa'a | AN.ANE.A | S/ane/ʔa | Eaten by white ants |
| Samoan | AN.ANE.A | Ane | The white ant (Termes) |
| Sikaiana | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White-ant. A small insect similar to a caterpillar that eats crops (Dnr). |
| Tikopia | AN.ANE.A | Ane | Termite |
| Tokelau | AN.ANE.A | Ane | White ant (a pest that attacks wood) |
| Tongan | AN.ANE.A | Ane/a | Moth-eaten |
| Hawaiian | NP.AA-NEWA | Aanewa(newa) | Dizzy, unsteady |
| Waya | FJ.AA-NINI | Aaniini | Tremble with fear or excitement |
| Tahitian | CE.ANO.1 | Ano | Desolate, as a house or land; the desolate state of a country, or of a house, for want of inhabitants |
| Tuamotu | CE.ANO.1 | Ano | Lonely, desolate |
| Nuguria | SO.ANO.2 | Ano/iho | Geht unter |
| Pukapuka | SO.ANO.2 | Ano | Go. Said to be a shortened form of wano. (Sg. verb). Not recent borrowing. Common in old chants |
