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 Noa Tie
Samoan No/noa Tie, bind
Samoan Noa/tia Passive of noa
Samoan Nofo Sit, dwell
Samoan Nofoa Seat, chair
Samoan Nofu Scorpion fish
Samoan Noga Quiet, to be easy, as from pain
Samoan Noʔo Hip, posterior (Poetic) , hips
Samoan Noʔu Bent (of body)
Samoan Noʔu/tua Stoop
Samoan No/noo Borrow
Samoan Nono Name of a white ant when, being winged, it swarms
Samoan Nonu Tree sp. (Morinda citrifolia)
Samoan Nuanua Rainbow
Samoan Nui Be great, increase, as wind or pain
Samoan Nuʔanuʔa A small tree or shrub (Decaspermum sp.) (Mnr); Polynesian myrtle (Decaspermum fruticosum) (Phm)
Samoan Nuʔu District, country, island. Village, home (Mnr).
Samoan Nuʔu People
Samoan Numi Crumple, gather
Samoan Ona And so, resumptive Problematic
Samoan L/oo Siganus spp.
Samoan O Yes, in answer to a call
Samoan ʔOo Yes (in answer to a call by name)
Samoan Oo Go (pl.) Borrowed
Samoan Oa Gunwale
Samoan Oofaga Nest
Samoan Oso Provisions for a journey
Samoan Oi Joyful surprise
Samoan Oi Disturb; meddle with what would have been better left alone...
Samoan Oʔo Full-grown (pig)
Samoan Ola Life, alive, recover health
Samoan Ola/mea (Randia sp.)
Samoan Ola/sina (Psychotria sp.)
Samoan Ola/olati Wedge to fix on axe handle
Samoan Ola Basket for carrying fish
Samoan Ola/vai Canthium sp. . A shrub (Psychotria sp.). Tree or shrub sp. (Rubiaceae) (Whr).
Samoan Olo Sound of pigeon/dove
Samoan Ogo (pass. ogo/tia) Scorching, of the sun; painful, of a disease; cutting, of words; severe, as a fine
Samoan Onapoo Times, days
Samoan ʔO nei onapoo, ʔo onapoo nei Present (time), (in) these days
Samoan One/one Sand
Samoan Onea Kind of sea-snake
Samoan Ono/ono Peep through, emerge (e.g. the sun)
Samoan Ope(ope)a Cast ashore
Samoan Opo Hold, clasp (in both hands or arms); be fully planted
Samoan Opo/ni Support, strengthen
Samoan Osaosa Partly filled, as a bottle, basket, belly
Samoan Oso Jump, hop, spring, rush, dash; (of sun, etc.) rise
Samoan Ota Raw
Samoan Otai A native dish of food.