Entries from Pratt 1911 in Pollex-Online

Pratt, G. (1911). Pratt's Grammar & Dictionary of the Samoan Language. Apia, Western Samoa, Malua Printing Press.

Language Item Description
Samoan Gaalulu Headache
Samoan Gao Molar tooth
Samoan Gaofe Bending, yielding
Samoan -Goofie Indicates that action of preceding base comes about easily
Samoan Gaogao Deserted, empty
Samoan Gaaoaa Rocky, stony
Samoan Gaosaa Untidy, overgrown with bushes, weeds etc. Problematic
Samoan Gaoi Thief, steal, theft
Samoan Gaaoi Ache, throb with pain
Samoan Gaosi To prepare, as a pig for the oven; to make
Samoan Gasegase Sick, ill (to be)
Samoan Gasee(see) Rustle
Samoan Gasee Rustle
Samoan Gaasolo Swift, to be (Mnr), swift, to be (of canoe) (Prt); run, flow, swarm
Samoan Gasu A tree (Palaquium sp.)
Samoan Gata Snake
Samoan Gata Finish, end, terminate ; be restricted to
Samoan Gatae (Erythrina sp.)
Samoan Gaatai A little distance toward the sea
Samoan Gatala-pulesama Yellowspotted Grouper (Epinephelus sp.) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Samoan Gatala-puleuli Spotted Grouper (Epinephelus maculatus) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Samoan Gatala-uli Peacock Grouper (Cephalopholis argus) (Am. Sam. Bottomfishes)
Samoan Gatasi (Run, walk, etc.) level with, abreast, in step
Samoan Gaatasitasi United
Samoan Gatete Shake, tremble
Samoan Gatugatu Barkcloth
Samoan Gatu Old siapo used as rags in sickness
Samoan Gau Chew (e.g. sugar-cane) . Chew sugarcane or tii
Samoan Vaaivai Weak (of body) Borrowed
Samoan Gee/gee Very fat ; term of ridicule appled to very fat people
Samoan Gege To die, of animals, and of men abusively
Samoan Geli Cat
Samoan Gese Slow
Samoan Geti A sea-slug (Stichopus sp.) with the internal organs of which a dish is prepared
Samoan Gogo Sterna sp
Samoan Goto Sink
Samoan Guu Growl, murmur
Samoan Guu/feʔe Mollusc sp., squid
Samoan Gugu Scranch v
Samoan Gugu Rheumatism, arthritis, gout (Mnr)
Samoan Gulu Make hollow sound
Samoan Gutu Mouth (of man or cave, etc.), beak
Samoan Gutu/aa Impudent, to be
Samoan Aa Interrogative particle, what?, why?
Samoan Aga Span (Measurement)
Samoan Aga Face in the direction of
Samoan Faʔa/feagai Face up to, put up with
Samoan ʔAu/agafulu/ Ten baskets of fish
Samoan Ai Who?
Samoan A/aʔau/ Coral reef