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 Mafola Spread out
Samoan Mafu Heal (of wound) , heal (of ulcer)
Samoan Mafu Stale, go bad (of food)
Samoan Maafu Emit odour (good or bad)
Samoan Mafua Tempting food or attraction to draw game or fish
Samoan Mafuiʔe Earthquake ; deity from whom fire was obtained by Ti`iti`i (Turner 1888:210)
Samoan Mafuli Turned over, upset. Strained (tendon) (McP).
Samoan Ma(a)futa To rise, as pigeons; be roused from sleep; to dwell together;
Samoan Ga/gaifo Westward, a little toward the west
Samoan Ga/gaʔe/e Eastward, at some distance, as at the next village
Samoan Maga To branch, fork
Samoan Mataaua A drop of rain
Samoan Maga/maga Vaginal opening
Samoan Maaga Mouthful of kava chewed ready for mixing
Samoan Magaalafu Hearth
Samoan Maagalo Fresh (not salt), sweet (not sour)
Samoan Magavai Tributary stream
Samoan Mageso Itch, itchy, prickly heat Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Mageo A banana variety Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Maagele Tree (Trema sp.)
Samoan Mago Dry up, be dry (as wood, clothes)
Samoan Magoo Shark
Samoan Magu Dried up, as grass in sun, blood in wound
Samoan Magu/magu (Of leaves etc.) dry, withered
Samoan Mau Have an abundance of food
Samoan Maasui Sore (of arm after prolonged exertion). Joint dislocation (McP). Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Maui (Of tide) ebb, recede; diminish, let up Problematic
Samoan Maaui (Of swelling) go down, subside Problematic
Samoan Maʔuʔu Grass and weeds used to cover taro roots >
Samoan Mauʔu/toga (Commelina sp.), (Aneilema sp.) >
Samoan Mai Towards speaker
Samoan Maai Brackish, bitter
Samoan Maiʔuʔu Fingernail (while actually growing)
Samoan Maaimoa To look at, view as an object of curiosity Uncertain Semantic Connection
Samoan Maʔa taa Sling
Samoan Maʔaʔa Hard to break; tense, stiff; obstinate
Samoan Maʔalili Cold, to be
Samoan Maʔalo Appear suddenly, then disappear again; bob up and down
Samoan Maʔau Turn (of body), incline
Samoan Maaʔau Present (n); polite reference to the work of preparing and serving food to guests
Samoan Maʔavaa Ajar (of door)
Samoan Maʔave Good head of hair
Samoan Maʔeʔe Envious Problematic
Samoan Maʔi Sickness
Samoan Maaʔila Scar Problematic
Samoan Maʔomaʔo (Gymnomyza samoensis)
Samoan Maʔona Satisfied with food
Samoan Maʔulu Fall (of dew or rain)
Samoan Maʔupuu Sister's son
Samoan Mala/mala Wood chip