KnowraPolynesian languagesLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Polynesian languages, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 3Related 4Narrower topic 9Compared with 3Hawaiian languageNarrower topic: Hawaiian belongs to this family and shares deep linguistic ancestry with its other languages.ManaNarrower topic: Related forms of mana occur across Polynesian languages, with meanings shaped locally.Māori languageNarrower topic: Māori belongs to this family and shares deep linguistic ancestry with other Pacific languages.Tahitian languageNarrower topic: Tahitian belongs to this branch, alongside languages such as Māori and Hawaiian.Tongan languageNarrower topic: Tongan belongs to this subgroup, whose languages share historical and structural features.Proto-Polynesian languageNarrower topic: These languages descend from Proto-Polynesian and preserve evidence for its reconstruction.Tuvaluan languageNarrower topic: Tuvaluan belongs to this branch, alongside languages such as Samoan and Tongan.SamoanNarrower topic: Samoan’s closest historical context is the diversification of this language branch.RongorongoNarrower topic: Any proposed reading must be considered alongside the language spoken on Rapa Nui.