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 | 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 |
| Samoan | Tufu | A fish |
| Samoan | Tufuga | Craftsman, expert, specialist , carpenter |
| Samoan | Tuga | Maggot; disease affecting coconuts |
| Samoan | Tuuga | Portion beyond the appointed share of food or property; a privilege which some are allowed to ask for; acquisition of all the great titles |
| Samoan | Tugaa | Come inopportunely; stand in the way, as a rock in the road; situated in an awkward place ,as an abscess where it cannot be lanced |
| Samoan | Tuugaa | Far advanced (night); situated in a tender or delicate part of the body (boil etc); critical, insulting (remarks); serious, grave (wound) |
| Samoan | Tugage | Edible mollusc (Cytherea sp.) (also tugane) |
| Samoan | Tugia | To set fire to, to light, as a lamp (passive of *tutu) |
| Samoan | Tui | Stab, pierce, sting, thread something |
| Samoan | Tui | Title of paramount chief of a district |
| Samoan | Tuʔau | Wooden butt lashed to end of rod |
| Samoan | Tuʔe | Body of a crab after the legs have been broken off |
| Samoan | Tuʔe-lima | Knuckles |
| Samoan | Tuʔi | Knock, hit, strike, punch, hammer, mash |
| Samoan | Tuʔu | Place, put aside |
| Samoan | Tuʔuʔu | Certain small and queer fish of genera Abudefduf, Pomacentrus, Chromis |
| Samoan | Tula | Bald |
| Samoan | Tulaga | A place to stand on; footmark, pulpit ; position, location; status, rank, position; situation, state of affairs; condition, state; mark, print (of someone standing) |
| Samoan | Tuʔaga | Root, cause, origin Problematic |
| Samoan | Tutaga | The place to cut off a part of a tree |
| Samoan | Tulaalupe | Name of a star in the dry season |
| Samoan | Tule/moe | Be drowsy |
| Samoan | Vaeluaapoo | Midnight |
| Samoan | Tuli. Tutuli (McP). | Deaf |
| Samoan | Tuli | (Actitus incanus), (Limosa uropygialis), (Strepsilus interpres), (Limosa lapponica baueri), (Heteroscelus incanus), (Pluvialis dominica fulva), (Tringa incana) |
| Samoan | Tuli-a-Tagaloa | (Pluvialis dominica fulva) (Ashmole) |
| Samoan | Tuli-ola-valu | (Numenius tahitiensis (Ashmole) |
| Samoan | Tuli-isu-tele | (Numenius tahitiensis (Ashmole) |
| Samoan | Tuli | Chase, pack off |
| Samoan | Tuli | Knee |
| Samoan | Tulu/tulu | Drip v |
| Samoan | Tuulua | Interval |
| Samoan | Tuulua o poo ma ao | Middle of the night, midnight |
| Samoan | Vae/luaapoo | Midnight Problematic |
| Samoan | Tuluʔi | Long-lasting, enduring; to endure |
| Samoan | Tuumau | To stand fast ; cling to, stick fast to, abide by; firm, fixed, permanent; immortal, everlasting |
| Samoan | Tumuaʔi | Top of the head, fontanelle |
| Samoan | Tumutumu | Top (of trees, hills), peak, height, zenith |
| Samoan | Tuna | Eel (freshwater spp.) |
| Samoan | Tunu | Cook on open fire |
| Samoan | Tupa | Landcrab |
| Samoan | Tupe | Disc used in lafoga game; money; knee-cap; operculum; a large bean, the fruit of a vine (Entada scandens); a climbing plant (Entada sp.) with large disc-shaped seeds (Mnr); seeds of Entada phaseoloides and probably Mucuna gigantea (Whr) |
| Samoan | Tupu | Grow |
| Samoan | Tupua | Idol , image |
| Samoan | Tupua | Riddle |
