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 |
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Samoan | Faʔaloo | To stretch out Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Faaloo(loo) | To stretch out |
Samoan | Fanuu | Very nearly, all but |
Samoan | Fana | Shoot (Gen.) |
Samoan | Fanaa | Mast |
Samoan | Faagono | A tale intermingled with song; (interj.) applied to a boaster Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Faanaʔe | Rise (of moon/tide) |
Samoan | Faanau | Be born, give birth |
Samoan | Fano | Be past, gone (of time) |
Samoan | Fanofano | Wash one's hands |
Samoan | Fafano | Wash hands or feet |
Samoan | Fano/alou | Slimy diarrhoea Problematic |
Samoan | Fanua | Land |
Samoan | Fanua | Afterbirth |
Samoan | Fao | (Ochrosia sp.), small shore tree; (Neisosperma oppositifolium) (Whr) |
Samoan | Fao | Nail , nail, wooden peg |
Samoan | Fao | Fill |
Samoan | Fafao | Insert |
Samoan | Fao | To punch holes for the sinnet of a canoe |
Samoan | Faoo | Lie on the face; be turned bottom up |
Samoan | Fao | Seize, take violently, rob snatch, seize, grab |
Samoan | Fasa | Be delirious |
Samoan | Faasi | To split |
Samoan | Faasi- | Denotes a part or piece of something; occurs only in compound words |
Samoan | Faaisua | Tridacna clam sp Phonologically Irregular |
Samoan | Fata | Shelf, storehouse |
Samoan | Fatafata | Chest |
Samoan | Faatai | Sit cross-legged |
Samoan | Faatatai | Sit cross-legged (pl.) |
Samoan | Fati | Break |
Samoan | Fati | Return |
Samoan | Fati | Tune, melody |
Samoan | Fato | To eat (only used in abuse) |
Samoan | Fatu | Commence plaiting, fasten floats to a net |
Samoan | Fatu | Compose a song; raise a false report; commence plaiting; make a *titi* |
Samoan | Fatu/fatu | Fold up |
Samoan | Fatu | Stone |
Samoan | Fatu/gaʔo | The kidneys |
Samoan | Fatua’i | To lay up in the memory; to compose and commit to memory ; consider, look at |
Samoan | Fatuga | Principal rafter , timbers to which purlins are fastened |
Samoan | Fatumanava | Motion of the heart |
Samoan | Faʔaata | To shade the eys or partially close them, in order to see far-off objects; to spy with a glass or telescope |
Samoan | Fau | Tie |
Samoan | Fau | String for tying up hair |
Samoan | Fe- | Reciprocal prefix |
Samoan | Feoaʔi | Walk with, go about with |
Samoan | Fea | Where? |
Samoan | Feao | Guard, protect, keep another company |
Samoan | Poto/poto | To assemble, to gather together |
Samoan | Fefe | To be wrinkled, shrivelled |