Tahitic languages
Tahitic languages The Tahitic languages are a group of Eastern Polynesian ... Disappointment Islands. External link Ethnologue classification of Tahitic languages
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Category:Tahitic languages
Category:Tahitic languages Tahitic languages Pages in category "Tahitic languages" There are 6 pages in this ... Moriori language Māori language T Tahitian language Tahitic languages Tuamotuan language
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Talk:Hawaii/archive4
... the Windward islands resemble those of non-Tahitic origin, just as the earliest archeological findings ... aware of archeological evidence of the latter Tahitic group, however cultural ties, the class system ...
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Nuclear Polynesian languages
... comprised of Rapan, and the Marquesic and Tahitic languages. Nuclear Polynesian is differentiated, among Polynesian ... Marquesan 4. Mangerevan 5. Puka-pukan ii. Tahitic languages 6. Austral 7. Maori 8. Tuamotuan ...
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Category:Polynesian languages
... Marquesic languages Māori S Samoic languages T Tahitic languages Tongic languages Pages in category "Polynesian ... South Marquesan language T Ta'u script Tahitic languages Tokelauan language Tongan language Tongic languages ...
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Talk:Ancient Hawaii
... that Hawai'i was first settled (although Tahitic loan words in Hawaiian support the notion ... of a secondary population intrusion from the "Tahitic" sphere.)" Truth be told, just about all ...
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Tahitian language
... Central Pacific East Polynesian Nuclear East Central Tahitic Tahitian Language codes ISO 639-1: ty ... IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. Tahitian, a Tahitic language, is one of the two official ...
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Māori language
... East Fijian-Polynesian Polynesian Nuclear East Central Tahitic Māori Official status Official language of: New ... an Eastern Polynesian language belonging to the Tahitic subgroup, which includes Rarotongan, spoken in the ...
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Rarotongien   (translated from French)
... group known as "proto-tahitien" (in English tahitic) whose name remains nevertheless discussed. (1) Well ...
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Tuamotuan language
Tuamotuan language The Tuamotuan language is a Tahitic language spoken in the Tuamotu Islands.
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