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 | Toʔo | Pole to propel canoe |
| Samoan | Toʔomaunu | Hiccough |
| Samoan | Toʔotuli | Kneel |
| Samoan | Tola | Erection (sexual) |
| Samoan | Tole/tole | Clitoris |
| Samoan | Toli | To gather fruit from high trees |
| Samoan | Tolo | Throw several spears all together |
| Samoan | So/solo | Creep, crawl Problematic |
| Samoan | Tolo | Sugarcane |
| Samoan | Toloa | Australian Grey Duck ; (Anas superciliosa) (Ashpole) |
| Samoan | Toloaʔi | Litter, brood |
| Samoan | Tolofi/a | To have maggots in an ulcer or wound |
| Samoan | Tologa | Enduring, longlived |
| Samoan | Tolu | Three |
| Samoan | Tomo | Penetrate, sink in |
| Samoan | Tomua | Begin, arrive first |
| Samoan | Tomuli | Arrive last |
| Samoan | Tona | Yaws, wart |
| Samoan | Tona/tona/a/feʔe | One kind of wart. Kind of pimple or wart on a limb swollen by elephantiasis. |
| Samoan | Tona/tona | Clitoris |
| Samoan | Tono | The name of a weed (Hydrocotyle asiatica) |
| Samoan | Tonu | Exact, correct; right, just; agreed, resolved, decided |
| Samoan | To/tonu | In the midst, within |
| Samoan | Tonu | Species of the genus (Epinephelus) when over three feet long |
| Samoan | Tosi | Score, scratch , mark |
| Samoan | Toso (pass. toosina) | To carry off by force, as a woman; to commit a rape |
| Samoan | Toto | Blood |
| Samoan | Tootooga | Internal organs, accessories, constituent parts, gear or tackle |
| Samoan | Totogi | Payment |
| Samoan | Totototo | Bloody |
| Samoan | Taatou | First person inclusive plural subject clitic Problematic |
| Samoan | Aʔe | To go up, to return as from fishing; to return from banishment; to rise, as waves |
| Samoan | Tuu-tautifa | Male (Gallicolumba stari) (Ashmole) |
| Samoan | Tuu-ʔaimeo | Female and young (Gallicolumba starii) (Ashmole) |
| Samoan | Tuu/tuu | To shake out of a bottle |
| Samoan | Tuu | Stand, upright, to be |
| Samoan | Tu/tia | To be cut off, as one part of an army separated from the rest; to cut of the head (in abuse) |
| Samoan | Tu/tuu(ina) | Fell, cut down |
| Samoan | Tua- | Number of thicknesses, folds, rows layers; the next in order of age, especially of children |
| Samoan | Tuafafine | Sister (male speaking) |
| Samoan | Tuagane | Brother of a woman |
| Samoan | Tuaaʔau | Outside the reef in deep water |
| Samoan | Tuai | Coconut grater |
| Samoan | Tuai | Former, old |
| Samoan | Tuaʔaa | Sibling of same sex |
| Samoan | Tuaaʔoi | Boundary, limit |
| Samoan | Tuasivi | The back-bone; a ridge of mountains. Ridge of spinal vertebrae (McP). |
| Samoan | Tufa | Share out, portion out |
| Samoan | Tufi | Gather up fruit in containers |
| Samoan | Tufu | Pool or spring of fresh water situated near the shore |
