MCD - Micronesian Comparative Dictionary

PMc *e- he, she, it (subject marker)

Trukese	e-, i-	-he, she, it (subj. marker) (before high vowel)
Mortlockese	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Puluwatese	ye-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Saipan Carolinian	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Satawalese	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Woleaian	ye-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Pulo-Annan	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Proto-Chuukic	*e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Ponapeian	ε	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Marshallese	yé-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Kiribati	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Proto–Eastern Oceanic	*e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Sa’a	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Bugotu	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)
Lau	e-	·he, she, it (subject marker)

— Cf. —

Kusaiean

he, she

PMc *ecieci stinging, smarting

PMc *ee here, this near speaker

— Cf. —

West Nakanai

-e

here

PMc *ena this, that

Trukese	een	this (near person addressed and speaker or next to come up)
Puluwatese	yeen	·this, that
Saipan Carolinian	yeel	this close to speaker
	(i)-yeel	this one (emphatic)
Saipan Carolinian·T	(i)-yeen	this one (emphatic)
Woleaian	yeele	this here near me
Pulo-Annan	yena [sic]	this here
Proto-Chuukic	*yeena	·this, that
Ponapeian	-εn	that, by you
Marshallese	yeṇ	that
Kusaiean	(iŋ)-εn	that, those

PCMc *epaepa lee platform of sailing canoe, platform on side opposite to outrigger float

Trukese	epeep, epeepe-(n)	lee platform, lee platform of
Puluwatese	yepeep, epeepá-(n)	·lee platform of sailing canoe, platform on side opposite to outrigger float
Saipan Carolinian	epeep, epiyep	·lee platform of sailing canoe, platform on side opposite to outrigger float
Woleaian	yepeepe, epeepa-(li)	·lee platform of sailing canoe, platform on side opposite to outrigger float
Proto-Chuukic	*epeepa	·lee platform of sailing canoe, platform on side opposite to outrigger float
Kiribati	ebaeba	a raft or float

— Cf. —

Tongan	epa	mats given to a bride
Sa’a	epa si	to spread over (something)
Arosi	eba	to spread (as news)
	eba si	to extend, overspread (something)
Kwaio	eba	sleeping mat
	eba a	spread out taro dough for pudding
Proto–Eastern Oceanic	*qeba	sleeping mat (Geraghty 1983)

PMc *etieti to peel with the teeth

Mokilese	ejjej	to peel with the teeth
	iji-r	to husk (a coconut) with the teeth
Pingilapese	esies	to peel or husk with the teeth
	esi-r	·to peel with the teeth
Marshallese	yejyej	use mouth to husk coconuts, strip off or peel one layer at a time
Kusaiean	esyes	peel with the teeth
	esyesi	peel (something) with the teeth

See also Proto-Chuukic *[kØ]aTe-i-, [kØ]aTTe-i- ‘tear or peel with the teeth’.