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 ʔUla Red
Samoan ʔUlii Dog
Samoan ʔUlo Pot, cauldron
Samoan ʔUlu Breadfruit
Samoan Uluʔi/a Be overburdened; be strained, as by a fall, when the bones are put out of joint
Samoan ʔUma Be finished, completed, done
Samoan ʔUmala Sweet Potato (Batatas)
Samoan ʔUmete Wooden bowl
Samoan ʔUmi Long, tall, (to be) , long (in time or space)
Samoan ʔUumia Passive of `u`u "hold, grip, clutch"
Samoan ʔUpaa Bear a poor crop
Samoan ʔUpega Net
Samoan ʔUpeti Tablet used for rubbing designs on bark cloth
Samoan ʔUpu Word, anything spoken
Samoan ʔUpu Interval between nodes of bamboo or sugar-cane
Samoan ʔUtuʔutu Aquatic rush (Eleocharis sp.) (Eleocharis dulcis) (Whr)
Samoan ʔUtu Louse. Head louse; fungal condition (McP).
Samoan Ia He, she
Samoan Ia Post-basic particle with emphatic effect
Samoan Ia Particle used to sum up what has just been said, or to indicate agreement with it, to emphasize what follows etc.: that's it, all right, well
Samoan Ifi Blow smoke
Samoan Ifi Tahitian chestnut, (Inocarpus edulis)
Samoan Igo Wearied with, tired of
Samoan Iʔa Fish
Samoan Iʔai No, not so
Samoan Iʔe Tapa beater
Samoan Iʔu End, tail of fish
Samoan Ila A mother's mark, a mark in the skin; a defect. A dark area in the sacral region of some infants (Macpherson).
Samoan Ilamutu The relationship sustained by the children of a sister to the children of her brother, after the brother and sister are dead. An institutional relationship term for a female having particular control over her brothers' sons (Macpherson).
Samoan Ili Fan (n)
Samoan Ili/ili/fia To be blown about by the wind, as dry leaves, smoke, etc
Samoan Ilo Maggot
Samoan Iloa See, know, understand
Samoan ʔInaa With bad grace, grudgingly
Samoan Ina Grumble
Samoan Inafo Shoal of bonito
Samoan Inaʔi/lau Vertical row of thatch panels
Samoan Inati Part, portion, share, first fruits
Samoan Inu Drink
Samoan ʔIo Yes
Samoan Io Strip of flesh
Samoan Ise Fishes of genera Hemiramphus and Belone
Samoan Isi Split (of wood etc.)
Samoan N/isi, ni/isi Some more
Samoan Isupee Nasal mucus
Samoan Ita (Be) angry
Samoan Iti/iti Small
Samoan Ituu Side
Samoan Ivi Bone
Samoan Laa Sail