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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
West Futuna FJ.GOGO.3 Fa/ngongo/nua To make desolate Problematic
Vaeakau-Taumako XO.GALO.3 Ngalo Molar tooth
East Uvea RO.AKA.B Aka Nom d'une plante, Dioclea violacea, Pachyrhizus. Pueraria lobata.
Samoan PN.POLA-POLA Polapola A double pola, used to carry food to chiefs; a flat-built canoe
Nukuoro XO.GALO.3 Niho ngalo Molar
Easter Island EP.TUMU.1A Niho tumu Molar tooth
Easter Island PN.TAFITO.A Niho tahito Molar tooth
Nukumanu CP.SEU Seu (pl. sseu, pass. seu(a) ria) Destroy; abolish, annul; violate (law); overcome
Manihiki-Rakahanga OC.GAO.1 Ngoo Molar teeth
Nukumanu FJ.WALE.3 Vare Just, nothing but; merely; common (people); desolate
Tokelau PN.FOLA-FOLA Folafola Announce (publicly); declare; proclaim; promise
Tokelau PN.MA-FOLA Mafola (of area of land, reef, etc.) Level; (of sea) calm; (of hand) open
Tokelau PN.PAQALA Paala Fish sp., Wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri)
Tokelau PN.POLA-POLA Polapola Basket (woven roughly with coconut leaf)
Tokelau NP.TAA-POLA Taapola A carrier woven from a coconut frond, used in carrying pandanus leaves
Waya PN.PAKOLA Bokola Body of an enemy to be eaten...
Pukapuka PN.MAQU-LALO Maolalo Deep Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka PN.POLA-POLA Polapola Coconut leaf mat or platter. Flat coconut-leaf platter braided from one end and knotted (Sby).
Pukapuka PN.TAFOLA.2 Taawola Open space or area (e.g. field)
Pukapuka MP.MAQULI Watu mauli ola Commemorative stones where people prayed to dead ancestors accidentally killed (Ethnology)
Tuamotu CE.NAU-PATA Ngapata Scaevola sericea [= taccada]
Pukapuka PN.MAQU-.2 Mao- Prefix used to indicate "further, more": maolunga 'shallow', maolalo 'deep', maoake 'east wind'
Niuatoputapu MP.KASI.1 Kahi Bivalve sp. (Asaphis violascens)
Takuu XO.GALO.3 Lano, rano Molar tooth Phonologically Irregular
Ra'ivavae CE.ANO.1 Ano To feel awe; desolate, lonely
Sikaiana PN.KAU.2C Kau- Prefix for cardinal numbers - the prefixed number times ten for counting pudding (kaatalo), mats (pola, kapanni, tapakau) and years
East Uvea PN.POLA-POLA Kato polapola Panier en feuilles de cocotier
Tongan PN.POLA-POLA (Kato) polopola Coconut leaf basket
Niue PN.POLA-POLA Polapola Disposable coconut leaf plate
Hawaiian MP.POLA.1 Pola Flap, as of a loincloth or sarong; tail of a kite; platform or high seat between the canoes of a double canoe Uncertain Semantic Connection
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.OLA.1 Hua/la/sia, hua/ola/hia, hua/ola/sakina Save (vt)
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.OLA.1 Hua/ola/ina Protect
Vaeakau-Taumako MP.POLA.1 Pola Carved wooden plank that is the windward platform between riser box and shelter (of Te Puke canoe) Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Futuna XO.VELO Vero ururu (Variola louti) [Yellow-edged Lyretail]
West Futuna FJ.TAE.2B Kau/tae Filet pour poissons volants
Tongan PN.POLATA Bolata The stem either of the banana or the plantain tree
Tongan OC.FULA.1 Boo/boola, boola To swell
Tongan NP.FULA.2 Bo-oola A night dance
Tongan PN.KULA.1B Coola A species of the paroquet; beads
Tongan PN.KULA.1A Coola-coola Red
Tongan PN.TULA Toola. Fa/toola. Bald, bald-headed. Beardless.
Tongan OC.FULA.1 Foo/foola, foola Swollen, protuberant, bloated, large-bellied; intumescence
Tongan PN.FAKA-LAQAA Fucca-láä To bask in the sun; insolation, exposure to the sun
Niue PN.TALAKISI Telekihi Soldierfish sp. (Myripristis violaceus)
Tokelau PN.TOQI Toi/toi The pith of the gahu or saltbush [Scaevola] Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Futuna PN.TAFA-QULI Tafaʔuli Poissons: "liche" (Seriola lalandi); "carangue noire" (Caranx lugubris)
East Futuna MP.TAUTU Tautu Poissons: "diodon porc-épic" (Diodon hystrix); "diodon tacheté" (Diodon holacanthus)
Tongan PN.MOKO.1B Moko/tola Shellfish sp.
East Futuna CP.QOLA ʔOla Avoir des élancements
Tongan CP.QOLA ʔOla Gnaw, scrape off with teeth