Entries from Milner 1966 in Pollex-Online
Milner, G. B. (1966). Samoan Dictionary. London, Oxford University Press.
Language | Item | Description |
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Samoan | Oso | (of water) Run over, overflow |
Samoan | Pogaiisu | Bridge of nose |
Samoan | Muaaulu | Forehead Problematic |
Samoan | Fii/leemuu | Quiet, calm; mild, gentle, harmless; peace; silence |
Samoan | Valea | Mad, insane; stupid, dull-witted. Ignorant (Prt). |
Samoan | Afio | (chiefly) Come, go; reside, dwell; be present; say |
Samoan | Faaʔatu | Worry |
Samoan | Ivituu | The spine |
Samoan | Lelaa | Definite demonstrative pronoun...that (over there) Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Lavaa | Be able to |
Samoan | Peelaa | As if, as though |
Samoan | Faʔa/peelaa | Like that |
Samoan | Aauga | Signs and symptoms of an illness Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Samoan | ʔAputi | Ear (of corn) |
Samoan | ʔAulama | Bundle of dry coconut leaves (esp. used as a flare) |
Samoan | Faʔasoa | Procure, obtain (esp. woman's favour) for a friend, act as a go-between |
Samoan | Toli | (of fruit) Twist off and fetch down |
Samoan | Moemoeao | K. shark, perhaps a basking shark |
Samoan | ʔOgaatotonu | Centre, middle Problematic |
Samoan | ʔAumai | Bring, get |
Samoan | ʔAvatu | Give (to the person spoken to, or some person other than the speaker); take; help oneself to |
Samoan | ʔAvane | Take, bring along; serve, provide; hand over |
Samoan | ʔAvaʔe | Take up, pick up, put up |
Samoan | Ma/magi | Ulceration of penis |
Samoan | Mage/mage | Kelara or mechanical feet, a condition in which the feet become pitted owing to walking barefoot on lava, etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Samoan | Sefa | Name given to certain grasses belonging to genera Centotheca, Eleusine, Digitaria, Panicum, Thuarea, and Echinochloa. |
Samoan | Ga/epu | (of water) Cloudy, muddy |
Samoan | Faʔamaa (ina) | Put someone to shame, embarrass someone |
Samoan | Ea/ea | Inflammation of the mouth (Stomatitis) Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Oa | Classifying particle used for counting in pairs (obs.) |
Samoan | Faʔatuu | Stand (something) up, set upright, erect; set up, establish; leave (something) stationary, park a vehicle; (of vessel) make for, bear up for |
Samoan | ʔAutaa | Bell-clapper; gong-stick |
Samoan | Fanoga | Request (n) Uncertain Semantic Connection |
Samoan | A | Of |
Samoan | O | Of |
Samoan | Toega | Remainder, balance |
Samoan | -e | Vocative particle used after names and certain other words when calling, addressing, or talking to people |
Samoan | Feʔau | Thing to be done, business |
Samoan | ʔEfuʔefu | Grey Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Mau(a)lalo | Low, deep; humble, modest; down (by so many points) |
Samoan | Tino | Be openly expressed, revealed; shape, appearance; fully, frankly (postposed) |
Samoan | Aa | By way of (particle occurring before certain locative bases, espcially /tai/ and /uta/) |
Samoan | Oʔo/oʔo | Flow beyond high-water mark (of spring tides, etc.) |
Samoan | Gaa | Fish (Scomber sp.) |
Samoan | Pogia | Be benighted |
Samoan | Fua | Classifying particle used with numerals in reference to coconuts and breadfruit (suffixed to units from 2-9, prefixed to tens and hundreds) |
Samoan | Lau | Particle occurring before a number of bases, most of which refer to flat and thin objects: blades, boards, sheets, leaves, areas of land etc. |
Samoan | Lau | Classifying particle used with numerals in reference to fish large enough for cooking in plaited coconut leaf wrappings |
Samoan | ʔAu- | Classifying particle used with numerals in reference to bananas, yams etc. |
Samoan | ʔAu- | Prefix used especially with bases referring to sets or clusters of things |