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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Samoan PN.SUNU-KI Sunuʔi To thrust in, as a stick into the ground
Nukuoro PN.SUNU-KI Suunugi Skewer, hold something down with the end of a long implement
Vaeakau-Taumako PN.SUNU-KI Unuki/a Stick into the ground. Pierce (Hnh).
Takuu PN.SUNU-KI Sunuki Prick someone with an object
Niue PN.MAA-UNU Maunu To be moved, to be shifted
Tokelau OC.SUNU.2 Hu/hunu Burn, set alight
East Uvea PN.NUNU Nu, nunu Passer à l'eau, tamiser à l'eau
East Futuna PN.NUNU Nunu Extraire; filtrer (farine du manioc) avec de l'eau à travers un linge; tamiser (pour enlever les charençons, ou pour rendre fin)
Samoan PN.NUNU Nunu Wash grated root (of turmeric, arrowroot, etc.) in order to extract starch
Tokelau PN.NUNU Nunu Work with hands in water, knead (of making edible starch from grated arrowroot)
Tikopia PN.NUNU Nunu Filter, as in extraction of sago by traditional method, and formerly of turmeric
Sikaiana PN.NUNU Nunu To grate a substance to extract juice or sap
East Uvea XW.NUTI Nusi, nunusi, nusinusi Frotter, broyer entre ses mains, écraser entre les doigts; saupoudrer, semer
Tongan PN.PUNU-TI Punu-si Fill up, plug up, block up, stop up
Niue PN.PUNU-TI Punuti To protect, to shield Uncertain Semantic Connection
East Uvea PN.PUNU-TI (Pu)punu Fermer, clore, boucher
East Uvea PN.PUNU-TI Punu/sia Etre bouché, caché
Fijian PN.PUNU-TI Bunu-ca Enclose in a net; bring things to meet (as thatch)
Nuguria PN.PUNU-TI Haka punu (te vai) Stop the flow of water
Tikopia PN.PUNU-TI Pu/punu Block, stop up (in traditional song)
West Uvea PN.PUNU-TI Pu/punu Fermé, bloqué; couvercle; porte; bouchon
West Uvea PN.PUNU-TI Punuti/a Bloquer, fermer, boucher, calfater
Rennellese PN.PUNU-TI Punu To stupefy fish with luba (Derris); to putrefy, as by letting wind; to give gifts as to placate Uncertain Semantic Connection
Fijian PN.QUNU Unu-ya To enter deeply into a thing, as a spear; to drink in, absorb; to feel
Tongan PN.MOKO.1B Moko/hunu Sea-slug sp.
Marquesas OC.SUNU.2 Unu (MQN), nunu (Ua Pou), haʔa/unu Flamber un cochon mort; singe a dead pig. Flamber une volaille (Lch). Phonologically Irregular
Marquesas TA.UTU-GA Utuna (MQS), unuka, utuka (MQN) Offrande, sacrifice, sacrifier, malefice, maleficier Problematic
Marquesas EP.PORO.2 Poʔo mokuku (MQN), poʔo monunu (MQS), poʔo kouvae (NKH) Pomme d'Adam, Adam's apple
Mangareva TA.MAANIANIA Monuunuu Douleur interne
Marquesas PN.UTU.2 Unu/ka (MQN), utu/na (MQS) Offrir; offrande, sacrifice... Problematic
Mangareva PN.MA-SUNU Maunu Feuilles qui sèchent (se dit d'un arbre qui périt); dessécher Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva CE.MANUNU.2 Monuunuu Douleur interne Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva PN.PUNU-TI Punu Ne pas avoir faim; ne pas percer (lance, flèche) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Mangareva NP.TAU-SINU.* Toʔunu Arbuste: Tournefortia argentea (Boraginacées)
Mangareva PN.SUNU-KI Unu Bois enfoncé en mer dans un rocher pour marquer l'interdit de la pêche; morceau, branche de bois sur laquelle on se jette en mer
Mangareva PN.SUNU-KI Un/unu Marquer un endroit avec un bois pour indiquer de ne pas y mettre le pied
Mangareva NP.MAANUNU Manunu Engourdi, engourdisement; numb, numbness Uncertain Semantic Connection
Takuu PN.TAA.4B Taa maunu Catch bait fish using hand nets and assistants
Nukumanu PN.FIA-INU Hiunu Thirsty
Takuu PN.FIA-INU Hiiunu Thirsty; thirst
Niuafo'ou AN.TUNU Tunu Roast
Anuta OC.KEHE Ke, kee Distinctive, different, exceptional, unusual
Anuta PN.MAA-UNU Maunu To untie a strip of bark-cloth, so that a *popora*-type basket falls from a woman's back
Anuta PN.MAUNU Mounu Bait
Anuta PN.QUNU Paka/nga/unu To move something over; to move away, to slide away
Anuta AN.TUNU Tunu To roast something over an open fire; roasted
Marquesas MQ.PATAKA Tunu pataka, tunu pateá Braiser, faire griller
Tongan PN.MAA-UNU Maʔunu Tomber à travers un panier, par les fentes d'un plancher
New Zealand Maori OC.SUNU.2 Paa/hunu Burn (vi); fire
Ifira-Mele NP.KULU.2 Kunu/a, kunu/kunu Pummel, wrestle (with), tussle, cuddle Phonologically Irregular