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 Moo For
Samoan Moa Fowl
Samoan Moamoa End-piece of the ridge-pole (in a Samoan house)
Samoan Moa The end of a bunch of bananas ; a spinning top
Samoan Moa A spinning top
Samoan Moa Fleshy part of thealil; the epigastric region
Samoan Moaga The name of a fish
Samoan Moamoa Trunkfish (Ostracion spp.)
Samoan Moana Sea
Samoan Mogamoga Cockroach
Samoan Moe Sleep
Samoan Moega Bed, sleeping-place
Samoan Moemiti Dream
Samoan Moetotolo Possess a woman at night while she is sleeping
Samoan Moi/moi The name of a large fish; small fish left in net after the big ones have been taken out
Samoan Moiʔaʔa Strand, shred of coconut husk fibre
Samoan Moʔa/moʔa Be slack, not stretched out (as a net etc.) Problematic
Samoan Moʔo A lizard. Gecko (Mnr).
Samoan Moʔo Admire, envy
Samoan Moʔo/moʔo Long for, yearn for
Samoan Mole Choke, suffocate , die, suffocated, to be
Samoan Mole/mole Smooth
Samoan Moli Wild orange; soap (so-called because the orange is used for soap) >
Samoan Moolii Lamp, coconut-oil
Samoan Moli Take, send
Samoan Mo/moli/ Bring, convey, express; a present
Samoan Ta/momo/ Broken into small pieces
Samoan Momoe Lie with carnally
Samoan Moomona Be meaty
Samoan Mono/mono Caulk
Samoan Moso/moso A bird
Samoan Mosoʔoi A tree (Cananga odorata)
Samoan Motiʔaʔa Fibre of the coconut husk
Samoan Moto Strike with fist
Samoan Moto Unripe, not mature. Unripe, green (fruit & vegetables) (Mnr)
Samoan Motu Severed
Samoan Motu Island
Samoan Mu Fish sp
Samoan Mua The first (n); first (adj); to do first, be first
Samoan Luma In front of, forward Problematic
Samoan Muaʔi Be first (preposed to base)
Samoan Muʔa (of new growth) Tender, young, green
Samoan Muʔa A young cocoa-nut with the kernel half formed
Samoan Mumule Odor feminae; odor maris before tefe Problematic
Samoan Muli Behind
Samoan Muli/aʔi Last
Samoan Muli Young, of men, women and trees when in their prime . Young, new
Samoan Mulifanua End of the land
Samoan Mulivae Heel
Samoan Mulivai Mouth of river