Not attested. Cf. siko 'all', ikira siko 'all of them, everybody' [Geerts 1970: 110], as well as a large variety of other quasi-synonyms, out of which only siko seems to have 'all' as its primary meaning. Cf.: ʔahu 'to wrap, cover; complete, perfect, full (of numbers); all, entire, the whole of' [Geerts 1970: 2], with the derivative ʔahu-ta-na 'all, the whole of, all together' [Geerts 1970: 3].
Number:2
Word:ashes
'Are'are (Ma'asupa):kora-kora1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 269. Reduplicated stem. Cf. ʔora-ʔora 'ashes / dust' [Geerts 1970: 80]; ora-pou 'wood ash' [ibid.]ː pasa-ʔora 'white ashes' [Geerts 1970: 86]. Secondary synonym (or a phonetic variant of the same stem?): kora 'the small stones of the fireplace; charcoal, ashes, embers' [Geerts 1970: 54].
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 145. Exact meaning ('female breast' or 'male chest') not indicated. Most likely, this is simply 'female breast', cf. susu-na 'breasts, paps' [Geerts 1970: 116]. Cf. mano-na 'breast' [Geerts 1970: 62], as well as the complex form mamata ni arau [Geerts 1970: 60] with the same meaning. Cf. also paparaʔa-na 'chest, breast' [Geerts 1970: 85].
'Are'are (Waiahaa):susu #1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 145. Exact meaning ('female breast' or 'male chest') not indicated.
Number:12
Word:burn tr.
'Are'are (Ma'asupa):sunia1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 417. Synonym: ehu (it is not indicated which one of the two is transitive, but elicited from external data). Cf. suːnia 'burn' [Geerts 1970: 114]. Same root as 'fire' q.v.
'Are'are (Waiahaa):sunia1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 417. Synonym: suraː (it is not indicated which one of the two is transitive, but elicited from external data).
Number:13
Word:claw(nail)
'Are'are (Ma'asupa):
Not attested. Cf. sisiki-na ~ sisiki-hana ~ siski-ʔana 'nail of finger and toe' [Geerts 1970: 111]; misi ni ʔuʔuna 'nail' [Geerts 1970: 136] (ʔuʔu-na = 'finger, toe, claw, paw' [ibid.]).
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 401. The root is the same as in 'go' q.v. Cf. ra-mai 'come here!' [Geerts 1970: 94].
'Are'are (Waiahaa):raː-mai1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 401. The root is the same as in 'go' q.v.
Number:17
Word:die
'Are'are (Ma'asupa):mae1
Tryon & Hackman 1983: 429. Cf. maːe 'unconscious, faint, ill, die, paralysed, numb' [Geerts 1970: 57]; another word with the meaning 'to die' is paoʔoroa [Geerts 1970: 84].
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