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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Tuvalu CP.SELE.1A Hele Bird trap (consists of string and stick, the bird's legs becoming snared in loops of string)
Tuvalu CP.SEU Heu Scoop into a net (of birds, fish)
Tuvalu MP.SIKO Hiko Catch, juggle, lift cooked food from fire or oven
Tuvalu FJ.SOO-.2 Hoo/hoo Move oneself or another person
Tuvalu MP.SOKO.1 Soko, hoko Resemble, take after, look like
Tuvalu PN.SOLO-GA Soologa Line of descent, procession, lineage
Tuvalu PN.SUKE Hu/huke/ Open door, oven, lid
Tuvalu MP.SULU.2 Hulu Full moon
Tuvalu OC.SUNU.2 Hunu/hunu Cook fish or fowl in flames
Tuvalu FJ.TAE.2B Tae Scoop fish
Tuvalu NP.TAIKI.* Taiki Heartwood of kanava tree; hard and fully matured
Tokelau NP.TAI-TEA Taitea The soft white wood of (Cordia subcordata)
Penrhyn OC.TAKA.1A Taka Revolve, turn around, roll; hoop-net
Penrhyn OC.TAKA.1A Pii/taka Ring, circle, hoop; atoll
Rennellese OC.TAKA.1A Taka Wind v, as cord about a fishhook
Samoan OC.TAKA.1A Taʔa Run freely, be at large, loose (of animals)
Samoan PN.TAKA.1B Taʔa Party to whom marriage proposal is taken . Loose, unchaste, wanton (of women)
Nukuoro NP.TAKA.1D Daga Loosely clinging to a surface (outer or inner); coconut meat which has formed in the nut with no sap
Penrhyn NP.TAKA.1D Taka/kee Separate one another for good, pass away, divorce
Rennellese NP.TAKA.1D Taka Loose, as drying copra flesh
Kapingamarangi NP.TAKA.2A Dagahi Step on, tread on, nudge with the foot
Tahitian NP.TAKA.2A Taʔahi Poser le pied, écraser avec le pied, donner un coup de pied chassé. To tread with the foot (Dvs).
Takuu NP.TAKA.2A Taka (pass. takamia) Press down (e.g. dirt) with one’s foot, step on something
Sikaiana PN.TAKA.2B Taka Footwear: shoes, boots, sandals
New Zealand Maori NP.TAKAA Takaa Thread by which the hook is fastened to the line
Pukapuka NP.TAKAA Takaa Snood (fishing) (Bge
Rapa NP.TAKAA Taka Portion of line attached to hook; a snood
Rennellese NP.TAKAA Taka, takaa- To wind, as cord about a fish hook; loop on a braid about a large wooden shark hook
Takuu NP.TAKAA Takaa Rope or string lashing used to join two pieces of wood flush together; lashing in this manner to join two pieces of wood or rope; rope binding used to attach the barb to the shaft of a wooden fishhook; (obs.) plank tied to the side of a traditional canoe to cover the caulking material
Tikopia NP.TAKAA Takaa Cord attaching traditional fish line to hook
West Futuna NP.TAKAA Taka Twine used specifically for fixing fishhook to fishing line
Pukapuka PN.TAKAI Taakai Cooked taro wrapped in coconut leaflets
Rapa PN.TAKAI Taakae Bundled and cooked taro
Sikaiana PN.TAKA-LILI Takal(i)li To be boiled (of water); cooked (of birds)
Kapingamarangi PN.TAKA-MILO Dagamila Crooked, distorted
New Zealand Maori PN.TAKAPAU Takapau Plaited floormat
Niuafo'ou PN.TAKAPAU Takapau Floor mat
Tongan PN.TAKAPAU Takapau Coconut-leaf floormat
New Zealand Maori FJ.TAKA-TAKA Takataka/poo A taro variety Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan FJ.TAKA-TAKA Taʔataʔa Goose grass (Eleusine indica)
Hawaiian CE.TAAKEKE Kaaʔeʔe Hand net hanging on an ellipsoidal wooden frame with one end pointed, used for 'oohua and other inshore fish...
Anuta FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom, or base or underside of a canoe, box or bowl, but not such objects as a house, bottle, or solid piece of wood
New Zealand Maori FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Bottom [ex. of sea, basket]; main part of the hull of a canoe; keel; centre of a pathway worn by foot traffic
Vaeakau-Taumako FJ.TAKELE.A Takele Gum[s]. Wisdom tooth. Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese FJ.TAKELE.A Takege Bottom, as of ship, drum, ocean; back of a book
Takuu FJ.TAKELE.A Takere Keel of canoe, base of a food bowl
Waya PN.TAAKELO Taakelo Bent, curved, crooked Problematic
Takuu EO.TAKI.1 T/taki Drag behind, pull, hoist water from a well, drag one foot (as when lame), be led by someone because of infirmity
East Uvea CP.TAQAKI Taʔaki Uproot
New Zealand Maori CP.TAQAKI Taaki-na Take out (food from fire, eel-trap from water)