| Language |
Reconstruction |
Reflex |
Description |
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Niue
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Tagataga
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Loose
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Nukuoro
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Dangadanga
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Loose (Sing.); not tight
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Luangiua
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Kaŋa
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Loose, empty, unoccupied
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Thanga
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Be loose, not fully screwed
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Samoan
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Faʔama/tagataga
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Slacken, loosen, relax
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Takuu
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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T/tana
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(of an item of clothing) Loose fitting; have too much space; spacious, roomy; have room (for more occupants, etc.); (of water in a channel, etc.) shallow, less than waist deep; (of a screw or joint) loose
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Tikopia
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Taga/taga
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Loose, not rigid
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West Futuna
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PN.TAGA-TAGA
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Tag(a)taga, htaga
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Loose, slack, insecure
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Niue
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TO.TAGA-TOO
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Tangatoo
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Very loose, to loosen
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Tongan
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TO.TAGA-TOO
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Tangatoo
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So loose that it cannot be tightened
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Samoan
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PN.TAGAQU
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Tagau
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Certain lutjanus spp. when not above one foot
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Niue
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CP.SILA.1A
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Hela
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To glance, to look furtively at something or someone
Phonologically Irregular
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Niue
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CP.NOQA
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Noo/taki
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To tie, bind; also fig. e.g. of friendship
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Niue
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CP.NOQA
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Noo, hi/noo
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To tie
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Marquesas
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AN.TANU
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Ea tunʔoo
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Carcase
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Luangiua
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PN.TAGO.B
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Ka/kaŋo
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Moonlight fishing with net
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New Zealand Maori
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PN.TAGUTU
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Taangutu
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Large block of firewood
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Samoan
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PN.TAGUTU
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Tagutu
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Stump of a tree or tooth
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Kapingamarangi
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MP.TAHI.1
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Dai
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Lagoonward, west
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Nukumanu
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MP.TAHI.1
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Tai
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Lagoon side; lagoonward
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Nukuoro
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MP.TAHI.1
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Dai
|
Lagoon, sea, salt
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Luangiua
|
MP.TAHI.1
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Kai
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Beach. Lagoon side (Hbn).
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Takuu
|
MP.TAHI.1
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Tai
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Sea, tide, sea water; (used before placename) lagoon side of each island and reef, or the sea side of a high island; area (in the water or on land) to the lagoon or sea side of a location
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Tuamotu
|
MP.TAHI.1
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Tai
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Sea, lagoon water, the tide, the side of the lagoon
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New Zealand Maori
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EO.TAHI.2
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Tai/kaakaa
|
Heartwood
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Pukapuka
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EO.TAHI.2
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Tai uli
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Dark wood (esp. of Cordia subcordata)
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Tikopia
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EO.TAHI.2
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Tai
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Very hard (e.g. of timber), hard timber, heart wood
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Tokelau
|
EO.TAHI.2
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Tai/uli
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Dark wood of (Cordia subcordata)
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New Zealand Maori
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Tooiki
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Hard heartwood of a tree; a tree with the sapwood burnt off
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Taiki
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Layer of wood that is not new, mature wood
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Pukapuka
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Tayiki
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The dark inner wood of a tree
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Pukapuka
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Taiki
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Log of wood
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Rarotongan
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Taiki
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Hard, solid, matured; a veteran of war ; heartwood of ironwood tree
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Tahitian
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NP.TAIKI.*
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Taii
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Hard, solid, of good age, as timber
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Mangareva
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EC.TAAIKI
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Taiki/torea
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Entrelacement de ficelles pour orner les montants d'une porte. A wreathing or interweaving of threads used to ornament the uprights of a doorway (Tgr).
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Vaeakau-Taumako
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EC.TAAIKI
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Taiki
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Trap for animals; parcel of little root crops for baking
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Takuu
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EC.TAAIKI
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Taaiki
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Snare something in a noose; trap; knot used as foot snare; fish for flying fish or mullet using baits suspended on short lines from floats
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Samoan
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PN.TAIKO
|
Taʔiʔo
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Wedge-tailed Shear-water ; Red-footed booby (Sula sula); Brown booby (Sula leucogaster)
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New Zealand Maori
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CE.TAINOKA
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Tainoka
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Native Broom (Carmichaelia australis)
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Hawaiian
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NP.TAI-TEA
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Kaikea
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Sap, sapwood
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New Zealand Maori
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NP.TAI-TEA
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Taitea
|
White wood, sapwood
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Pukapuka
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NP.TAI-TEA
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Taitea
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Soft wood of Cordia subcordata and Guettarda speciosus
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Samoan
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NP.TAI-TEA
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Tai/sina
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The white wood of timber next the bark
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Tuvalu
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PN.PULE.2
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Pule
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Rule; authority over food
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Tuvalu
|
??.PUULOU.B
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Puulou
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Cover oneself; scoop (as flying-fish in a net)
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Tuvalu
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PN.PUSAKI
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Pusaki
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Good smell, fragrance, perfume. To blow, to pour out smoke (Jsn).
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Tuvalu
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OC.PUTU.1
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Putu
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Too close
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Tuvalu
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MP.SAQI
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Hai
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Method of tying string to canoe, rod or scoop-net ; pen, sty
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Tuvalu
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EO.SAQALO
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Haalo
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Flatten and smooth coiled Pandanus strand by running stick along it
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Tuvalu
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PN.SAMU.1B
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Hamu
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Eat only one food at a time
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