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 | 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 |