Entries from Milner 1966 in Pollex-Online

Milner, G. B. (1966). Samoan Dictionary. London, Oxford University Press.

Language Item Description
Samoan ʔAu- Classifying prefix used especially with bases referring to long (and sometimes narrow) things
Samoan ʔIlaa Over there (a short distance away)
Samoan Te Particle used in complementary distribution with 'e' never occurring initially, only after pre-basic pronouns
Samoan I Particle denoting position in space or time: in, at, on
Samoan Seʔi Verbal particle denoting wish, desire, request, or command Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Lau Second person singular possessive pronoun A-class, singular reference
Samoan Lana Third person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class A, with singular reference)
Samoan Lou Second person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class O, with singular reference). Your
Samoan Lona Pronoun, third person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class O with singular reference). His her its
Samoan Mai Pre-basic particle. From
Samoan Tua- The next in order of age, especially of children Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Loʔu First person singular exclusive nominal pronoun (definite class O, with singular reference), my
Samoan Faʔaoti Completely
Samoan Lala Scum on the surface of stagnant water
Samoan Puao Mist, fog
Samoan Fulu/fulu Wash (face and hands)
Samoan ʔAai/vao (Run) wild
Samoan ʔAnapogi Fast (n,v) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Faʔa/lave/lave Important occasion; accident, danger, trouble (anything which interferes with normal life and calls for special activity)
Samoan Lo/lolo Fat (of animals or meat); rich (of food)
Samoan Lua/ʔi Hole (prepared for planting taro, yam, etc.). Pit in which fermented food is produced and stored (McP).
Samoan Maalama/lama Fine, cloudless
Samoan Pona/a/ivi Bone
Samoan Pona/a/vae Ankle-bone. Ankle (McP).
Samoan Poi Be timid, be reluctant to do something
Samoan Taai Preposed particle: nearly, almost
Samoan Lona, loga Hiccup
Samoan Pauu Stern; frightening, fierce; eerie, weird Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Pei Crack (nuts) Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Aasiosio Whirlwind; water-spout (column of wind and water at sea); swelter, shimmer
Samoan Toʔia Be struck; (po.) be soiled (with urine or faeces)
Samoan Seʔi Pull up, grab, snatch, do something with a jerk
Samoan ʔAʔu Attend, be present, take part; meet, reach, join up [of two things or parts of a thing]
Samoan Naa Demonstrative pronoun, plural of lenaa: those
Samoan Nu/aga Communal extraction of turmeric
Samoan Nunu Wash grated root (of turmeric, arrowroot, etc.) in order to extract starch
Samoan Taia Passive of taa: strike, hit
Samoan Tulivae Knee
Samoan Faʔaulu Bring (a case), enter, lodge (a claim); register, enter (in a book, list, etc.)
Samoan ʔAve Sunbeam, ray of sunshine
Samoan ʔAai/vao (Run) wild (of animals)
Samoan Siʔa/ga Apparatus (for making fire by friction) as a whole; piece of soft wood, as opposed to natu
Samoan ʔUla Joyful, golden
Samoan Totolo Crawl, creep; move along in a crouching or stooping posture (out of respect for the distinguished company present)
Samoan Sosolo Spread (ex. plant); creep, crawl (exx. reptiles, worms) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Faʔaʔiteʔite Get or have a presentiment, premonition of something
Samoan ʔItea Be in sight
Samoan Maalama/lama Clear, well understood; understand, grasp; conscious; enlightened, civilized
Samoan Matamata Kindling; to kindle
Samoan Lo/lolo Rich (of food). Fat (of pork); to be fat, to be rich (Prt).