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Language Reconstruction Reflex Description
Atiu NP.AA-NEWA Aaneva/neva Giddy, dazed (Mauke, Atiu)
East Futuna PN.QATIU Atiu Herbe grimpante (not attested by (Bgs)) (obs - Mfr)
Niue PN.QATIU Atiu A vine (Cucumis anguria), bur gherkin (introduced) the striped variety
Samoan PN.QATIU Atiu Plant sp. (Cucumis acidus) (Prt); liane (Cucumis sp.), a melon (Mnr)
Tahitian PN.QATIU ʔAtiu (Cucumis melo)
Tahitian PN.QATIU Atiu/aea The name of a yellow running plant (Dvs). (Luffa insularum) (Cucurbit) (Jsn)
Anuta SO.FAKA-TIU.* Pakatiu North wind. Northwest; wind coming from the northwest (Fbg).
East Futuna SO.FAKA-TIU.* Fakatiu North-west wind
Pukapuka SO.FAKA-TIU.* Wakatiu West, west wind
Samoan SO.FAKA-TIU.* Faʔatiu Northerly wind
Tikopia SO.FAKA-TIU.* Fakatiu Wind from the north-west, generally
Tokelau SO.FAKA-TIU.* Faka/tiu/ Northwest by west wind that blows during the hurricane season
Rarotongan FJ.LUNA Runa (Boerhavia tetrandra) (Atiu)
Niue PN.QATIU Atiu A cucumber-like plant (Cucumis anguria)
Rarotongan CE.KOO-PEKA.1 Koopeka Atiu Swiftlet (Aerodramus sawtelli) (Atiu).
Rarotongan TA.KOO-TARE.1 Ngootare Chattering Kingfisher (Todiramphus tuta) (Atiu, Ma'uke) Phonologically Irregular
Mangaia NP.LEI.2 Reinga A jumping off place for bathers. (A word used on Atiu)
Hawaiian CE.RETO Leekoo Water cress, (Nasturtium officinale)
Atiu CK.ROGO-MA-TAANE Rongomataane-ariki Chief of Aatiu who came to Mitiaaro with the missionary John Williams in 1823
Tokelau AN.MOLI.1 Moli Orange (Citrus orantium)
Rarotongan PN.MOSO.1A Moʔo Spotless Crake (Porzana tabuensis) (Atiu, Mitiaro)
Tokelau PN.PAO.1 Pao Push one cowrie shell ahead with another in game of tiuga
Rarotongan OC.POLO.1 Poro Solanum spp. (Aitutaki, Atiu)....
Tahitian OC.PUU.1 Puu Coquillage (tous les gastéropodes de grande taille), en particulier la conque (Cymatium tritonis); conque, trompette, les cuivres en général
Marquesas MQ.KATIRU.* Katiu taʔataʔa Cornichon, concombre
Kapingamarangi EC.SIU.* Tiu Wet Phonologically Irregular
Tahitian PN.TAKULUA Taʔurua Fête profane, réjouissances; Te ta'urua Tiurai, les fêtes "du Juillet"
Niue PN.TAURA Toua Rope; Mauritius hemp (Furcraea foetida)
Rarotongan CP.TAUME Taume Spadix (flower stalk) of coconut palm (RAR); spathe (flower sheath) of coconut palm (Aitutaki, Atiu, M.M.)
Tahitian PN.TEWE Teve The name of a plant, and acrid root. (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius) (Whr). (Dracontium polyphyllum) (Jsn).
Kapingamarangi CE.TIU Tiu Depart for the open sea, especially for bonitos (obs.) Problematic
New Zealand Maori CE.TIU Tiu North wind
Moriori CE.TIU Tiu maro, ti/chu maro, tiu makehu Northwest wind
Marquesas CE.TIU Tiu North, north-west wind. Vent du nord; nord. (Fatuiva) Vent de l'est (Lch). Vent du nord, north wind (Atl).
Mangareva CE.TIU Tiu West wind. Ouest, vent d'ouest (Rch).
Rarotongan CE.TIU Tiu West-south-west wind
Tahitian CE.TIU Tiu South-east by east wind. ??
Tuamotu CE.TIU Tiu/ua Blown off course
Mangaia CE.TOOKERE Tookere Slit gong, also AIT, ATIU
Tupuaki PN.TEWE Teve (Dracontium polyphyllum)
Tupuaki PN.QATIU Atiu, potiu Young coconut fruit just formed Uncertain Semantic Connection
Rennellese PN.QATIU ʔAatiu A rare vine, Cucumis melo L. (fruits eaten raw or cooked)
Easter Island PN.FAAPUKU Koopuku mangaro Rapanui Seabass (Acanthistius fuscus) Phonologically Irregular
Takuu ??.FATI-UKU Fatiuku Measure from fingertip to opposite elbow
Marquesas MQ.KATIRU.* Katiʔu (MQN), ʔatiʔu (MQS). Kotiu, katiu, ʔatiu (Dln 1ŋ04). Melon
Niue XW.SO-LOFA Holofa Weed sp. growing on rocky cliffs (Nasturtium sarmentosum)
Rarotongan PN.LOLO.1B Roro Full-flavoured, delicious; sweet [Atiu]