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 Mulu Rub, handle
Samoan Mulu To be slow, to grumble
Samoan Mulu/mulu (plur. mu/mulu) Warm oneself at fire
Samoan Mulu To singe a pig (in Atua)
Samoan Mumu Swarm, crowd (like flies)
Samoan Muna Answer back , grumble
Samoan Munua The porpoise
Samoan Musu/musu Whisper
Samoan Mutia Grass
Samoan Mutu Cut off
Samoan Mutu Abudefuf sp. , fish sp.
Samoan Na This, that, these, those. It always brings the accent of the preceding word onto the ultima, and causes a lengthening of the vowel.
Samoan La There; a particle of emphasis much used in the eastern part of the group: then, at once
Samoan Na Verbal particle, past tense
Samoan Aa/na, o/na Third person singular possessive predicate, his, hers, its
Samoan Naa To quiet, hush (as a crying child)
Samoan Neʔi Lest, not Problematic
Samoan Na/naa Hide something
Samoan Faʔana/naa Secretly
Samoan Nafa A native drum
Samoan Naiufi A kind of shark
Samoan Nauu A chief's girdle of leaves Problematic
Samoan Namo Place in lagoon abounding in fish
Samoan Naamu Smell n.; to smell of
Samoan Na/namu/ Fragrance
Samoan Namu Mosquito
Samoan Nana Urge, request, persist in asking ; boast
Samoan Nanea Sufficient for the purpose
Samoan Nani Talk indistinctly Problematic
Samoan Nao/nao Feel in hole
Samoan Naonao Kind of ant that eats taro leaves
Samoan Napaa/tia Meet with an accident
Samoan Nape Entangled
Samoan Na(na)ti To tease, be importunate
Samoan Navu Cover hair with lime
Samoan Nefu (Anchovia sp.)
Samoan Nefu Cloudy (of water, a mirror)
Samoan Nei This; now
Samoan Neʔe To bear up, to lift up (as a boat lifted by water)
Samoan Neʔe To bear up, to lift up (as a boat lifted by water)
Samoan Nene The name of a game of play Problematic
Samoan Neva Saunter, stroll ; wander about having nowhere to go
Samoan Nevenene Mons veneris Problematic
Samoan Ni Plural form of indefinite article se
Samoan Nifo Tooth
Samoan Niʔo Do things in a semicircle , twirl, twiddle
Samoan Nimo Vanish, disappear , out of sight, to be
Samoan Nini Apply, rub, smear
Samoan Niu Coconut palm
Samoan Ni/niva Feel giddy. Dizziness, light-headedness (McP).