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 Aputi Cover up, as the body, native oven etc.
Samoan ʔAʔapu Draw the wind (as of a sail)
Samoan ʔAsa Be fruitless, unsuccessful, of no avail
Samoan ʔAsi Edible mollusc (Arca sp.); Coconut scraper cockle (Vasticardium sp.)
Samoan ʔAsi/ʔasi A fish
Samoan ʔAso Rafter
Samoan ʔAsoa Necklace
Samoan Ivi ʔasoʔaso Rib
Samoan ʔAsoʔaso Variety of yam (Dioscorea sp.)
Samoan ʔAta Laugh
Samoan ʔAta Sprig of kava (Piper sp.)
Samoan ʔAta Large predatory fish which chase atule
Samoan ʔAatafa Frigate-bird (Fregata minor)
Samoan Atea Lee, hull side of canoe
Samoan A/atea/ Clear, free from obstruction
Samoan ʔAti Bite, nip v
Samoan ʔAto Basket
Samoan ʔAtoa ma Also, together with
Samoan ʔAatoa Complete, whole, to be
Samoan ʔAtofa To appoint a time
Samoan ʔAu- Prefix used esp. with bases referring to sets or clusters of things (clouds, waves, arrose, bananas, etc.)
Samoan ʔAu Team , troop of warriors
Samoan ʔAuala The roadside
Samoan ʔAu Join up as (form) a team; side with, be allied to
Samoan ʔAuvae Jaw, chin
Samoan A/aufana/ Bow n.
Samoan ʔAugutu/ava The sides of an opening through the coral reef
Samoan ʔAugutu/vaʔa The top sides of a canoe
Samoan ʔAuaga Groin
Samoan ʔAui Fasten round as a bandage
Samoan ʔAuʔau Have a bath , swim about, bathe (honorific)
Samoan ʔAumafute Paper mulberry stick stripped of its bark
Samoan ʔAuʔauna Servant
Samoan ʔAuga Look up to, attend on, depend on
Samoan ʔAumaaga Attendants, untitled men
Samoan ʔAute Hibiscus spp.; (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) (Whr)
Samoan ʔAuvaʔa Crew of boat
Samoan ʔAva Kava, Piper methysticum (plant and drink)
Samoan ʔAʔava Pungent, acrid
Samoan ʔAva Beard
Samoan ʔAvaʔava Terapon sp
Samoan ʔAvaʔava/aitu, ʔavaʔava/tua Species of pepper (Piper insectifugum, latifolium, puberulum)
Samoan ʔAvapui Herb spp. (Zingiber sp.)(geanthus sp.)
Samoan ʔAvasaa Shrub (Tephrosia sp.) used to poison fish
Samoan ʔAva-saa A shrub used to poison fish (Tephrosia) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan ʔAvau Bawl, speak too loudly, fight
Samoan ʔAve To take, give, conduct, carry
Samoan ʔAveau Starfish of various kinds
Samoan ʔAavega Burden, load
Samoan ʔAavei Strap, cord