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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Kapingamarangi PN.MAKAU.1 Magau To turn in one direction, to make a curve to one direction
Emae PN.MAKAU.1 Makau Crooked
Emae PN.MAKAU.1 Faka/makau/ Se courber
New Zealand Maori PN.MAKAU.1 Makau Bent, curved
Niue PN.MAKAU.1 Makau/kau Desire earnestly, try hard Problematic
Nukuoro PN.MAKAU.1 Magau Die, dead, unconscious Problematic
Rennellese PN.MAKAU.1 Maakau Trip someone else, as feet
Rennellese PN.MAKAU.1 Maakau/nga Twist, bend (as in a path); curvature as of ear lobes
Samoan PN.MAKAU.1 Maʔau Turn (of body), incline
Samoan PN.MAKAU.1 Maaʔau Present (n); polite reference to the work of preparing and serving food to guests
Tongan PN.MAKAU.1 Makau Wriggle, malinger, try to wriggle out of a duty
Tongan PN.MAKAU.1 Maakau Wriggle (Eels); writhe, squirm (Persons)
West Futuna PN.MAKAU.1 Makau/kau Crooked
Hawaiian NP.MAKAU.2 Hoʔo/maʔau/ Persecute, offend, injure, bully, tease
New Zealand Maori NP.MAKAU.2 Makau Spouse, lover; to contend for Uncertain Semantic Connection
Marquesas NP.MAKAU.2 Makou (MQN), maʔou (MQS) Jaloux de son conjoint. Jaloux (par amour); jealous (for love) (Atl). Jalousie entre époux (Dln 1904). Phonologically Irregular
Mangareva NP.MAKAU.2 Makou Soupçon, soupçonner, être jaloux Phonologically Irregular
Rennellese NP.MAKAU.2 Makau Enemy; be an enemy
Tahitian NP.MAKAU.2 Maau Blemish, injury, damage, hurt; injured, damaged, also vile, slandered by accusation
Tahitian NP.MAKAU.2 Maʔau Idiot, simple d'esprit Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tahitian NP.MAKAU.2 Haa/maau Cause a blemish, mar; be bashful in asking
Tikopia NP.MAKAU.2 Makau Jealous; anger, rage
Nukuoro SO.MAKA-VAA Magavaa Between; the time when
Rennellese SO.MAKA-VAA Makabaa Distance; to be a short distance away, nearby
Samoan SO.MAKA-VAA Maʔavaa Ajar (of door)
Hawaiian NP.MA-KAWE Maʔawe Thread, strand, fibre
New Zealand Maori NP.MA-KAWE Makawe Hair, ringlet
Marquesas NP.MA-KAWE Ea ma ca vee, O wochʔo Lock of hair
Penrhyn NP.MA-KAWE Maakave/kave Tangled, messy
Pukapuka NP.MA-KAWE Maakave/kave Pretty (of hair), standing straight out in clusters
Pukapuka NP.MA-KAWE Makave Lock of hair ; tentacle of octopus
Rarotongan NP.MA-KAWE Makave Twist, plait ; a plait or tress
Samoan NP.MA-KAWE Maʔave Good head of hair
Tuamotu NP.MA-KAWE Maakave Fibre, strand
Anuta PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Strong
East Futuna PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Strong, firm; hard, stiff ; fort, énergique, costaud
East Futuna PN.MA-KEKE Maakeke Dur, durcir, raide (mort)
Emae PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Strong, hard
Nuguria PN.MA-KEKE Hai/make Healthy
Pukapuka PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Strong firm, solid, hard
Rennellese PN.MA-KEKE Maakeke Cold Problematic
Samoan PN.MA-KEKE Maʔeʔe Envious Problematic
Tahitian PN.MA-KEKE Maʔeʔe Se recroquiviller à la cuisson; gauchir (peu usité) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tikopia PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Strong, firm, solid
Tokelau PN.MA-KEKE Maakeke Hard (e.g. of iron), strong (e.g. of a person)
Tongan PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Say or do by way of objection; bent or curved upwards, warped
West Uvea PN.MA-KEKE Makeke Fort, force, (travailler) dur, (sang) caillé
New Zealand Maori CE.MAKERE Makere Fall from height, drop
Tahitian CE.MAKERE Maʔiri Tomber, s'ecrouler; rester en arrière, être passé; manquer, être absent, rater
Tuamotu CE.MAKERE Makiri Fall down, out