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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Nukuoro OC.MAGOO Mangoo Shark
Luangiua OC.MAGOO Maŋoo Shark
Penrhyn OC.MAGOO Mangoo Shark
Pukapuka OC.MAGOO Mangoo General name for sharks
Rapa OC.MAGOO Mango A shark
Rarotongan OC.MAGOO Mangoo Shark
Rennellese OC.MAGOO Mangoo General name for sharks
Samoan OC.MAGOO Magoo Shark
Sikaiana OC.MAGOO Manoo Shark
Tahitian OC.MAGOO Maʔo Requin (plusieurs espèces) Phonologically Irregular
Takuu OC.MAGOO Manoo General term for sharks
Tikopia OC.MAGOO Mangoo Shark
Tokelau OC.MAGOO Magoo Generic term for sharks
Tuamotu OC.MAGOO Maŋo Shark
West Futuna OC.MAGOO Mago Shark
West Uvea OC.MAGOO Mangoo Requin
New Zealand Maori TA.MAGOO-ROA Mangoo-roa The Milky Way
Mangareva TA.MAGOO-ROA Mogoroa, magaroa/iata Voie lactée Phonologically Irregular
Pukapuka TA.MAGOO-ROA Te Mangoo Dark rift dividing the Milky Way
Pukapuka TA.MAGOO-ROA Mangoo, Te Mangoo-loa Milky Way
Tuamotu TA.MAGOO-ROA Te-mango-rooa The Milky Way
Hawaiian TA.MAGU.1 Manu Bruised, broken, scarred, injured Uncertain Semantic Connection
New Zealand Maori TA.MAGU.1 Mangu Black, black-skinned
Mangaia TA.MAGU.1 Mangu Dark-grey, blackish-grey
Tuamotu TA.MAGU.1 Maŋu Black; black (of hair); to grill
Hawaiian MP.MAGU.2 Manu Salty, pungent, acrid Uncertain Semantic Connection
Nuguria MP.MAGU.2 Manu Dry
Samoan MP.MAGU.2 Magu Dried up, as grass in sun, blood in wound
Samoan MP.MAGU.2 Magu/magu (Of leaves etc.) dry, withered
Tokelau MP.MAGU.2 Magu/magu Very dry, parched
Tongan MP.MAGU.2 Mongu/mangu To scab over, scabbed
Hawaiian PN.MA-GUGU Manunu Tremor as of an earthquake; creak or break as bones
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-GUGU Mangungu Broken, chipped, crushed
New Zealand Maori PN.MA-GUGU Maa/nguu/ngungu Gritty, grating
Luangiua PN.MA-GUGU Maŋuŋu Floating debris
Pukapuka PN.MA-GUGU Mangungu Rush for (of a crowd). Rush together excitedly for a purpose (Sby). Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.MA-GUGU Mangungu Hit against
Tahitian PN.MA-GUGU Maʔuʔu Grincer des dents
Takuu PN.MA-GUGU Manunu Edge of water, shoreline Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tongan PN.MA-GUGU Mangungu Make a crunching noise (e.g. a punch on the forehead, or chewing hard food)
Tuamotu PN.MA-GUGU Maaŋuŋu Make crunching, grinding, crackling sound
Hawaiian MQ.MAHAE Mahae A fish, said to belong to the laa`ii pala group
Marquesas MQ.MAHAE Mahae Kind of fish
Rarotongan MQ.MAHAE Maemae Fish sp. Problematic
Easter Island EP.MAHARU Maharu 11th night of lunar cycle
Mangareva EP.MAHARU Maʔaru 13ème nuit de la lune (Buck)
Mangareva EP.MAHARU O/maʔaru 11th night of lunar cycle (Laval)
Tuamotu EP.MAHARU Maharu 11th, 12th or 13th night of lunar cycle. 14th (or 13th) night (Aud).
Rarotongan TA.MA-SEMO Maʔemo Sink down out of sight, go down (of the sun); fall prematurely, miscarry (of foetus)
Tahitian TA.MA-SEMO Mahemo Glisser des mains, filer entre les doigts, partir hors d'atteinte. To slip out, as a handle from a tool; to pass, as time; to fall behind; the thing that slips off; an abortive (Dvs).