| Language |
Item |
Description |
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Emae
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Furi
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All
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Emae
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Gafuru
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Ten
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Emae
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Gaafie
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Easy, cheap
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Emae
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Ka/kaa
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Burn (of fire)
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Emae
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Ikai
|
Not exist, not present
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Emae
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Makariri
|
Cold
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Emae
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Maari
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True, indeed, truth
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Emae
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Nofu
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Stonefish (Synanceia verrucosa)
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West Futuna
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Nofu
|
Scorpion fish. (Sebastapistes sp.) (Rve). A species of fish (Cpl).
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Emae
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Bongibongi/leva
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Morning
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Emae
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Tafaraa, taforaa
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Whale
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Emae
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Tarie
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Tree sp. (Terminalia catappa)
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Emae
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Tere
|
Run
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Emae
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Urutuki
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Lizard fish (Synodus)
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Emae
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Uti/a, uti/uti
|
Bite
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Emae
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Vae
|
Leg, foot
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Emae
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Tavarau
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(Dracontomelon vitiense)
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Emae
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Usi/a
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Follow, go along
Borrowed
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Emae
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Fiakai
|
Hungry
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Emae
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Soro/a
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Grate
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Emae
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(A)gafua
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Free (of taboo)
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Emae
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Viri/viri
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Quick, hurry
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Emae
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Pare
|
Lean to one side
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Emae
|
Ga
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Plural article
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Emae
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Faai/a
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Split coconut leaf for plaiting
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Emae
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Aapoo
|
Tonight
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Emae
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Aria
|
Tell someone to shut up
Uncertain Semantic Connection
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Emae
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Balaa
|
Feather
Phonologically Irregular
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Emae
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Fatu/vae
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Ankle
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Emae
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Fatu/vae
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Ankle
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Emae
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Itua fekai
|
Cannibal ogre
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Emae
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Kaa/mui
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Bunch (of fruit)
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Emae
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Kapa ika, kapa/kapa
|
To drive fish
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Emae
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Akona nam/taitai
|
Salt
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Emae
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Pakisi
|
Very dry
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Emae
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Ro/roo
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Wet
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Emae
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Totoka
|
Door; area under eaves of house; room
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Emae
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Tua/vae
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Top of the foot
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Emae
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Tutuu
|
Porpoise, dolphin
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Emae
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Ukamea
|
Iron, scrap metal (?)
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Emae
|
(A)vatavata
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Horizon
Phonologically Irregular
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Emae
|
Wii
|
Question particle; or
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Emae
|
Mate
|
Out (of fire)
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Emae
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Tupu
|
Be, become, exist
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Emae
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Peraa
|
Like that
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Emae
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Faanau, fanau-a
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Have a baby, give birth; bear (child).
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Emae
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Fakatafa
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Be on one side, move aside, avoid, get out of the way
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Emae
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Vaavaa
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Rope, cord, string; vine; vine connecting joists and beams
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Emae
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Mune/ia
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Say, tell
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Emae
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Pa/paki, paaki/a
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Strike, hit, beat; slap, clap (papaki rima)
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