Samoan entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| NP.MAFINE | Maafine | Woman, girl | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FITI | Mafiti | To spring out, as a spark from the fire; to spring up, as a splinter of wood | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FITI | Maafiti | Blustering, quarrelsome Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FOLA | Mafola | Spread out | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FOLE.1 | Mafoʔe | To be skinned Phonologically Irregular | (Prt) |
| NP.MAFU.1 | Mafu | Heal (of wound) , heal (of ulcer) | (Prt) |
| PN.MAFU.3 | Mafu | Stale, go bad (of food) | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FUA | Mafua | Tempting food or attraction to draw game or fish | (Prt) |
| EO.MAFUIKE | Mafuiʔe | Earthquake ; deity from whom fire was obtained by Ti`iti`i (Turner 1888:210) | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FULI | Mafuli | Turned over, upset. Strained (tendon) (McP). | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-FUTA | Ma(a)futa | To rise, as pigeons; be roused from sleep; to dwell together; | (Prt) |
| AN.MAGA.1 | Maga | To branch, fork | (Prt) |
| EO.MAGA.2 | Maga/maga | Vaginal opening | (Prt) |
| PN.MAGAA | Maga | Fish sp. (Jordan & Seale 1906) | (???) |
| SO.MA-GAALAFU | Magaalafu | Hearth | (Prt) |
| PN.MAGA-MAGA.A | Maagamaga | Branched, forked | (Prt) |
| EC.MAGA-MAGA.B | Magamaga/alima | The divisions between the fingers | (Prt) |
| EC.MAGA-MAGA.B | Magamaga/ava | The divisions between the toes | (Prt) |
| PN.MAGA-WAI | Magavai | Tributary stream | (Prt) |
| SO.MAGE | Mage/mage | Kelara or mechanical feet, a condition in which the feet become pitted owing to walking barefoot on lava, etc. Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Mnr) |
| PN.MAGEHO.A | Mageso | Itch, itchy, prickly heat Phonologically Irregular | (Prt) |
| PN.MAGEHO.B | Mageo | A banana variety Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Prt) |
| PN.MAGEHO.B | Magisu | Samoan nettle (Fleurya interrupta) Phonologically Irregular | (Phm) |
| PN.MAGEHO.B | Vao mageso | Polynesian nettle (Laportea interrupta) Phonologically Irregular | (Whr) |
| SO.MAGI | Ma/magi | Ulceration of penis | (Mnr) |
| SO.MAGI | Magi/magi/noa | Applied to a convalescent from sickness | (Prt) |
| MP.MAGO | Mago | Dry up, be dry (as wood, clothes) | (Prt) |
| OC.MAGOO | Magoo | Shark | (Prt) |
| MP.MAGU.2 | Magu | Dried up, as grass in sun, blood in wound | (Prt) |
| MP.MAGU.2 | Magu/magu | (Of leaves etc.) dry, withered | (Prt) |
| OC.MAHU.A | Mau | Have an abundance of food | (Prt) |
| MP.MAHUKU | Maʔuʔu | Grass and weeds used to cover taro roots > | (Prt) |
| MP.MAHUKU | Mauʔu/toga | (Commelina sp.), (Aneilema sp.) > | (Prt) |
| AN.MAI.A | Mai | Towards speaker | (Prt) |
| PN.MAI.D | Mai | Pre-basic particle. From | (Mnr) |
| PN.MAILE | Lau/maile/ | (Alyxia spp.) | (Phm) |
| PN.MA-ILI | Maili(ili) | To commence to blow, to spring up as a breeze | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-ISI | Maaisi | To be split, cracked; orificium vaginae | (Prt) |
| PN.MAKA.B | Maʔa taa | Sling | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-KAKA | Maʔaʔa | Hard to break; tense, stiff; obstinate | (Prt) |
| MP.MAKA-LILI | Maʔalili | Cold, to be | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-KALO | Maʔalo | Appear suddenly, then disappear again; bob up and down | (Prt) |
| FJ.MAKARI | Maʔali | A large tree (Canarium vitiense) | (Whr) |
| PN.MAKAU.1 | Maʔau | Turn (of body), incline | (Prt) |
| PN.MAKAU.1 | Maaʔau | Present (n); polite reference to the work of preparing and serving food to guests | (Prt) |
| SO.MAKA-VAA | Maʔavaa | Ajar (of door) | (Prt) |
| NP.MA-KAWE | Maʔave | Good head of hair | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-KEKE | Maʔeʔe | Envious Problematic | (Prt) |
| PN.MAKI | Maʔi | Sickness | (Prt) |
| PN.MA-KILA | Maaʔila | Scar Problematic | (Prt) |
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