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 Talafa Side-whiskers
Samoan Talaga The parent (? father) of Ti`iti`i (Turner 1888:209)
Samoan Talai To adze
Samoan Taalaʔi Proclaim (Prt); preach, propagate, boast, brag (Mnr)
Samoan Alamea Crown-of-thorns Starfish (Acanthaster sp.) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Tala(faʔa)tupua Traditionary tales
Samoan Talava One of a pair of uppermost purlins in a round guest house
Samoan Talavai Ask for or dispense medicine Problematic
Samoan Tali Answer
Samoan Tali Receive
Samoan Tali Wait for
Samoan Tatali Wait for (pl.)
Samoan Tali Guard against, fend off >
Samoan Lielie Edible crab (Carpilius sp.)
Samoan Taliga Ear
Samoan Talitaliuli Pilotfish (Echeneis naucrates)
Samoan Talo (Colocasia sp.)
Samoan Talo/talo Incantation, prayer
Samoan Ta/talo/ Pray
Samoan Taalo Beckon, signal, wave
Samoan Talu/talu Fresh growth of weeds
Samoan Talu Since
Samoan Tama Child
Samoan Tamafafine Descendants of a woman
Samoan Tamaiti Children
Samoan Tamaitiiti Small child (not in Mnr)
Samoan Tamaʔi War, calamity ; bad news, message of ill tidings
Samoan Taamaʔi Beat, abuse ; luck, good fortune
Samoan Tamaaloa Man, married man
Samoan Tamameamea Newly born baby (from birth to 2 months)
Samoan Tamaa Father Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Tamanu The name of a tree (Maba sp.). (Calophyllum samoense) (Phm).
Samoan Lau/tamatama A herb (Achyranthes sp.)
Samoan Tamate To kill, of trees and animals; to cut off all the leaves of a tree
Samoan Taamau Pass, approve (a law)
Samoan Tanaʔi Overload
Samoan Panaʔi Heap up, as things to be cooked in the oven
Samoan Tane Tinea and several other skin conditions
Samoan Taane Husband, man, male
Samoan Tanetane A shrub (Nothopanax samoense). Tanitani in Tutuila.
Samoan Tagitagi Shrub (Nothopanax sp.) commonly used for hedges
Samoan Tanifa Kind of large man-eating shark
Samoan Taanoa Wooden bowl reserved for kava
Samoan Tanu Cover over, build up, bury (human being or animal)
Samoan Tanutanu Young filoa
Samoan Tao Spear
Samoan Tao Cook in an earth oven
Samoan Tao Put weight on, press down
Samoan Tao/mi Follow closely, press with questions
Samoan Tao Cover an oven