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 Ta/tao Sit on eggs
Samoan Taaofi Stop, detain, prevent
Samoan Tauʔupu The waist, the loins
Samoan Taotao Pipefish (Fistularia petimba)
Samoan Tapa Call out the name of the chief's cup of qava
Samoan Tapaʔau Coconut leaf floor mat
Samoan Papata Kind of crayfish (Parribacus sp.) Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Tapi Wash, wipe, especially of women's sexual parts
Samoan Tapili To fan
Samoan Taapoo Kind of seine net used in Savai`i
Samoan Tapu Be forbidden
Samoan Tapui Be under an interdict or taboo
Samoan Taputoʔi (Alectryon sp.) and (Cupaniopsis sp.), two trees with very hard wood
Samoan Tapuvae Ankle, foot from the ankle
Samoan Tasi One
Samoan Lata Close to, near Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Tataa Bail out; bailer
Samoan Taataagia A tree (Acacia simplicifolia)
Samoan Tatania A shrub, the beach acacia (Acacia sp.)
Samoan Tali Guard against, fend off Problematic
Samoan Tatao Trail, follow in the tracks of
Samoan Tatau Tattooing
Samoan Tatau Proper, right, appropriate
Samoan Tatau Wring clothes, press to extract juice
Samoan -taatou First person inclusive plural possessive suffix
Samoan (ʔI)taatou First person inclusive plural pronoun
Samoan Tatuu Stamp, paw the ground
Samoan Tau Habitual action
Samoan Tau Hang, as clothes on line, basked on hook etc.
Samoan Fai/tau Count
Samoan Tau To fight
Samoan Tau Moor, anchor
Samoan Tau Deck
Samoan Tau- Particle denoting (i) possession of a feature or characteristic (ii) continued or repeated activity
Samoan Tau Season, year
Samoan Tau A sign of the plural applied to birds. Classificatory particle used for things in bunches or clusters (Mnr).
Samoan Taua Fight; war, battle
Samoan (ʔI)taaʔua We two (inc.)
Samoan Taauga Basket of cooked food (kept against daily requirements or to provide a present if required); contribution of food (given by a guest to his host etc
Samoan Taui Repay, reward
Samoan Taula Anchor Borrowed
Samoan Taula Priest (only with reference to the old religion)
Samoan Taulaga Anchorage, roost (of bat)
Samoan Tauloʔu (Solanum repanda)
Samoan Taulua Pair
Samoan Taaumafa Eat (polite)
Samoan Taumamao Be far off
Samoan Taumata Eyeshade
Samoan Taume Spathe of coconut tree (when dry)
Samoan Taumua Bows of a boat