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 | 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). |