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 | Loloi | Cook certain foods in coconut cream |
Samoan | Loi/loi | To dip |
Samoan | Loma | To be quiet, to cease, to intermit (as the wind, war, etc); to desist, in the tattooing process; to wait to see who would have the first cup of *'ava* |
Samoan | Lomi | Squeeze |
Samoan | Loto | Inside |
Samoan | Loto | Pool, deep hole in lagoon |
Samoan | Loto | Heart, feeling (as opposed to mind and soul), will; consent, agree |
Samoan | Loto-aa | An enclosure, a field |
Samoan | Lotu | Prayer, religion |
Samoan | Lotu | Make a hollow sound in the water with the hand |
Samoan | Lotu | Persevere in times of difficulty |
Samoan | Luu/luu | Shake |
Samoan | Lua | Hole, pit |
Samoan | Lua/i | Spit out, as anything from the mouth |
Samoan | Lua | Two |
Samoan | Lua/lua/gia | Be coupled, mingled with |
Samoan | Maatuu | Northerly gale Problematic |
Samoan | Lufi | Fish (Equula sp.) |
Samoan | Luga | Above |
Samoan | Luʔau | Young taro leaves |
Samoan | Luʔi | Defy, challenge |
Samoan | Lu/luʔu/ | Carry in hand , take up handful |
Samoan | Lulu | Tyto sp., White Barn Owl (Stria delicatula) |
Samoan | Lulu | (Tongan) a lattice-work barricade to a war boat |
Samoan | Luma | Humiliation |
Samoan | Lumane | Kind of edible sea-anemone |
Samoan | Lupe | Pacific Pigeon (Ducula sp.) and other pigeons and doves |
Samoan | Mataa/utu | Point of land running out into a lagoon |
Samoan | Lupo | Caranx spp. when two to three inches long |
Samoan | Lee ma- | Indicating impossibility of performing the action |
Samoan | Ma | And, with . Also, in addition to |
Samoan | Ma | Connects tens with units |
Samoan | Maa | Ashamed |
Samoan | -maa(ʔua) | First person dual exclusive possessive suffix |
Samoan | Maa | Clear, pure (of blood) |
Samoan | Maa | For |
Samoan | Mae | Withered |
Samoan | Mae | Smell of stale meat or fish , stale (of fish) |
Samoan | Maea | Rope, cord |
Samoan | Maaeva | Stroll, or sit about |
Samoan | Maafaa | Orificium vaginae apertum |
Samoan | Maafa | Disproportionately large in number or quantity |
Samoan | Mafai | Can be done, able to be done (Mnr) |
Samoan | Mafaʔi | To be broken out, wrenched out, extracted |
Samoan | Maafanafana | Warm |
Samoan | Maafatua | Sneeze (v) |
Samoan | Mafatua | Sneeze (n) |
Samoan | Mafela | Spread out food before all are assembled |
Samoan | Maafine | Woman, girl |
Samoan | Maafoa | A tree (Canarium sp.) Problematic |