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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Anuta OC.FASI.A Vai/ia Sever, break apart, split (of outrigger) Phonologically Irregular
Anuta NP.AE Aa Yes (colloquial speech) (this word is usually nasalized somewhat, so that it may come out sounding like "ngaa")
Anuta FJ.QAFA.1 Apa (tia kupenga) Net spacer
Anuta MP.ATE.2 Ate Type of plant (Wedelia biflora) (Adenostoma lavenia)
Anuta MP.QATU.2 (Nga) Atu/piti Vanikoro, Utupua, Reef and Duff Islands (i.e. Santa Cruz islands excluding Anuta and Tikopia)
Anuta MP.QATU.2 (Te) Atu/raro All "islands" west of Anuta (i.e.Tikopia, Solomons, Banks, New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia)
Anuta AN.IA.4 Ia! Here it is!
Anuta PN.KAPI.C Kapi/kapi Many. [May be Tikopian]
Anuta PN.KALO.1 (Na-)karo-pia To dodge
Sikaiana MP.QETI K/keti (pass. keetia) To remove the husk of a coconut with the teeth, as a rat or small child does. Phonologically Irregular
Anuta PN.MAA-KONA.1 Ma(a)kona Full (with food), satiated
Anuta PN.MANIA.1 Ma/ni/nia Lustful; to lust after something Uncertain Semantic Connection
Anuta PN.MANIA.1 Ma/ni/nia Fingernail, toenail Uncertain Semantic Connection
West Uvea PN.MATA.5 Mata/faiaa Porte d'entrée; entrée de la barrière de la chefferie
Emae PN.MATA.5 Mata/feiaa Door
Luangiua PN.TUQU.3A Ku/ku/kia Abschneiden [cut off (several things)]
Anuta MP.QILO-A Paka/ma/iro/ga Memory; memorial...
Anuta EP.PEE-IA Paka/peia Thus, in this/that manner, as follows
Anuta XO.FE-TA-QI Paka/peta/aki A dueling or fencing match fought with sticks or clubs; a sham fight as in "marriage by capture" ceremony
Anuta AN.TAQANE Paka/taane To sit with legs crossed or folded ("Indian style"), in the style of men
Anuta PN.WAATIA Paka/vatia A pudding made from sago flour and coconut cream
Anuta AN.FANO.2 Pano/pano To wash or wipe oneself, especially one's own hands; cloth, coconut husk or any other object used to wipe one's hands
Anuta MP.FIRI.1 Pi/pii/ngia Busy
Anuta MP.FIRI.1 Piri/piri Sacred necklet, worn by chiefs or persons who are the object of some special honor
Anuta NP.LOA.2 Ro Word used as a filler and for emphasis [in conditioned variance with *rei*?]
Anuta OC.TAGA.1A Tanga/a/vae Ceremonial "kilt" of plaited pandanus leaf
Anuta MP.TAO Tao/ria To be struck by a projectile such as an arrow or spear
Anuta PN.TAU-LAGA Tauranga A formal friendship relationship between an Anutan and a Tikopian...; an individual or an elementary domestic unit...participating in such a relationship
Tikopia PN.TAU-LAGA Tauranga Social anchorage, i.e. ancestral linkage by kinship or analogous connection, used for practicl social and economic relationships by individuals of Tikopia and Anuta...
Tikopia PN.TUKE.1 Tuke Projection on body (applied to genitalia in improper speech)
Penrhyn FJ.AA-NINI Aniania Fatigued Problematic
Manihiki-Rakahanga PN.FAQAO Whao-a, whao/na-ia Seize, snatch
Manihiki-Rakahanga CP.FIA- Hia To desire
Penrhyn PN.MA-FOLA Maasora-hia To loosen [ex. hair] Phonologically Irregular
Rarotongan CK.RAGA Ranga-ʔia To search for something
Mangaia CK.RAGA Ranga (pass. rangaaʔia) Look around for, seek for
Manihiki-Rakahanga AN.UA.1 Ua-hia Lashing in house construction
Nukuoro PN.QALU.C Alu/alu/mia Send away
Nuguria PN.QALU.C Aru-mia Call for a person to come (vt)
Nukumanu PN.QALU.C Aru (pass. aruhia) Invite
Marquesas PN.TALAAO ʔEiao kiki Loche sanguine (Cephalopholis sexmaculata) Phonologically Irregular
Penrhyn PN.KAAIGA.A Kaiing, kianga Country, land
Penrhyn PN.KAI-HAQA.A Kaia, kai kai a Robbers
Penrhyn AN.AKA.A Ka/i/hara Aerial roots of pandanus
Rarotongan AN.AKA.A Ka/i/ʔara The aerial brace-roots of the pandanus tree
Penrhyn NP.NUI.1 Kia nui taku roro Let my measure of *roro* be full
Penrhyn FJ.QAOGA Onga/tia Disgust at having to labour Uncertain Semantic Connection
Tuamotu PN.LAU-MANU Raumanu/hia Accompanied by aflock of hovering birds; said when birds follow and feed upon a school of fish
Tuamotu CE.RAU-KAWA Raukava Some part of the sacred regalia of a chief or high priest
Samoan PN.LAU-MANU Laumanu/ʔia Be discussed, talked about Uncertain Semantic Connection