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Reconstruction:Proto-Polynesian/mano

This Proto-Polynesian entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Polynesian

Particle

*mano[1]

  1. thousand

Descendants
  • Anuta: mano (“thousand, ten thousand”)
  • Rapa Nui: mano (“thousand”)
  • Emae: mano (“thousand”)
  • Hawaiian: mano (“4000, many, multitude”)
  • Kapingamarangi: mano (“thousand”)
  • Luang: mango (“thousand”)
  • Mangarevan: mano (“thousand”)
  • South Marquesan: mano (“2000”)
  • North Marquesan: mano (“4000”)
  • Maori: mano (“thousand, multitude”)
  • Niuean: mano (“plenty, many”)
  • Nuguria: mano (“ten thousand”)
  • Nukuoro: mano (“thousand, 100”)
  • Penrhyn: mano (“2000”)
  • Pukapukan: mano (“thousand”)
  • Rarotongan: mano (“thousand”)
  • Rennellese: mano (“thousand”)
  • Samoan: mano (“thousand, large number”)
  • Sikaiana: mano (“thousand”)
  • Tahitian: mano (“1000, 2000”)
  • Takuu: mano (“ten thousand, large number”)
  • Tikopia: mano (“thousand, large number”)
  • Tokelauan: mano/mānō (“uncountable, countless”)
  • Tongan: mano (“ten thousand”)
  • Tuamotuan: mano (“1000, 2000, 20000”)
  • Tuvaluan: mano (“thousand”)

References
  1. Ross Clark and Simon J. Greenhill, editors (2011), “mano”, in POLLEX-Online: The Polynesian Lexicon Project Online
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