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 |
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Samoan | Aʔe | Up, upwards |
Samoan | Aʔu | Fish (Strongylura sp.) |
Samoan | Ala | Road |
Samoan | Moi/moi | Small fishes left in a net after the large ones are taken out |
Samoan | Ama | Outrigger |
Samoan | Au | Needle; tattooing needle |
Samoan | Eʔe | To raise on supports, as a canoe raised from the ground to keep it from rotting |
Samoan | Ifo | To bow down, as do those conquered in war; to descend, as from inland to the shore |
Samoan | Ifo | Downwards |
Samoan | Iʔofi | Tongs |
Samoan | Ila/mea | A disease of infants |
Samoan | Inaga | Whitebait of Eleotris sp |
Samoan | Igoa | Name |
Samoan | Iva | Nine |
Samoan | Oge | Famine |
Samoan | Oʔa | Husk coconuts |
Samoan | Oʔo | Arrive at, reach to |
Samoan | Oli/oli | Be eager for |
Samoan | Olo | Grate, grind, rub , rub, make smooth |
Samoan | Susu | Teat (of animal) |
Samoan | Ui | Take down, take off (something hanging); free from restriction or taboo |
Samoan | Uli/sega | Caesia sp. , fish sp. |
Samoan | Ulu | Enter |
Samoan | Ulu/itino | To enter the body, to possess (as by an aitu) . (Of man with reference to supernatural agent, i.e. spirit, ghost) overpower, possess |
Samoan | ʔA | Future verb aspect marker |
Samoan | ʔA(a) | When (relative); for, because |
Samoan | ʔAa | Bird cry (especially of young tern) |
Samoan | ʔA(a) | And then, whereupon |
Samoan | ʔAe | But |
Samoan | ʔAfa | Sennit |
Samoan | ʔAfa(ʔafa) | Strong |
Samoan | ʔAafai | If |
Samoan | ʔAfaʔafa | Name of a fish |
Samoan | ʔAfo | Seriously wounded in war, to be |
Samoan | ʔAfu | Covering |
Samoan | ʔAfuʔafu | Peritoneum, hymen . diaphragm |
Samoan | Ago/si | Wasted away from sickness Borrowed |
Samoan | ʔAi | Food, eat |
Samoan | ʔAi | Points scored in a game |
Samoan | Ma/ʔai | Sharp |
Samoan | ʔAaiga | Home |
Samoan | ʔAaiga | Elementary family . Family, lineage, kin, relatives |
Samoan | Ainaga | Attendants and minister of the aitu. A child given to the gods or a chief |
Samoan | ʔAisi | Ask someone for something |
Samoan | ʔAʔa | Fibre around base of coconut leaf |
Samoan | Ili-a | To blow, as a trumpet |
Samoan | ʔAʔasa | Be red hot, fiercely hot Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | ʔAʔai | Village, town |
Samoan | Alaluu | Cockroach |
Samoan | ʔAʔano | Flesh of animal or coconut |