Samoan entries in Pollex-Online

Protoform Item Description Source
OC.SOLO.1 Solo Landslide (Prt)
PN.SOLO.3 Solo Swift (Prt)
PN.SOLO.4 Solo Procession, parade, line, row. Along, from place to place (Prt)
PN.SOLO.4 So/solo To spread (of illness) (McP)
??.SOLO.6 Solo A song in praise of a chief's land. A poem, of which several varieties are distinguished; some are sung, others recited (Macpherson). (Prt)
PN.SOLO-AKI Soloaʔi To pass along, as troops to the seat of war; succeed to a title or possession (Prt)
XW.SO-LOFA Solofa To disperse, dissipate; to resolve, as a swelling; to fall down (of a house only) (Prt)
PN.SOLO-GA Sologa/atupu The succession of kings (Prt)
PN.SOLO-QI.* Sooloi Wipe, especially face and mouth (Prt)
PN.SOLO-QI.* Solo Wipe (esp. body) (Prt)
ST.SOMO.3 Somo Gummy secretion of eyes or vagina (Prt)
ST.SOMO.3 Somo/loto Normal vaginal secretions (McP)
EO.SONI.A Soni Chop, cut up (Prt)
FJ.SOO-.2 Soo/soo Draw (near or back), move (over or back) (Prt)
CP.SOPE.1 Sope Lock, tuft of hair (left to grow on forehead) (Prt)
CP.SOPE.1 Moa/sope Chicken, hen (McP)
PN.SOPO.A Sopo/ʔia Step over, pass over, across . Go, travel (especially across a range of hills; go over, walk over, go (right) through, cut across (Prt)
PN.SOPO.C Sopo/lagi Applied to morning star as it passed over the heavens and became the evening star (Prt)
FJ.SOSAQA Soesaa Be annoying (Prt)
FJ.SOSO.1 Soso Crazy, demented . Turn from side to side, be restless (Prt)
SO.SOSO.2 Soso (Of taro) unfit for eating because allowed to become overripe (Prt)
XW.SOSONI Soni A water-bottle (Prt)
PN.SOU Sou Agitated (of the sea) (Prt)
MP.SUA.2 Sua To grub up, to plough (as the soil); to gore, as a boar or bull; to tack a ship (pass. sua-tia) (Prt)
PN.SUA.4 Sua To tack a ship (Prt)
NP.SUE.1 Sue Globefish, Puffers (Tetraodon sp.), (Canthigaster spp.) (Prt)
NP.SUGALE Sugale Wrasse (generic) (Mnr)
PN.SU-GALU Sugalu Said of things which are old but still good. (Prt)
PN.SUI Sui Change (as clothes) (Prt)
PN.SUKE Suʔe Open, uncover (Prt)
MP.SUKI.A Suʔi To thread on a string, as beads; to twist sugar cane leaf onto a reed, as in making thatch; to do needlework (Prt)
MP.SUKI.A Suʔi The stem of a cocoa-nut leaflet used as a fork (Prt)
MP.SUKI.A Suʔi To thread on a string, as beads; to twist sugar-cane leaf on to a reed, as in making thatch; to do needlework Uncertain Semantic Connection (Prt)
NP.SUKI.B Suʔi/suʔia Stabbing pain in foot (Prt)
PN.SULALI Sulali Name of a shellfish (Prt)
MP.SULI Suli The sucker of a banana; the true son of a chief (Prt)
MP.SULU.1A Sulu Insert, tuck in, sheathe thrust into (Prt)
FJ.SULU.1B Sulu Put on, wrap round (of garment) (Prt)
MP.SULU.2 Sulu Light by a torch (Prt)
MP.SULU.2 Susulu (Of sun and moon) shine (Prt)
PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaʔi To thrust, or push through, or into, as the oso into a thicket to hide it (Prt)
PN.SULU-MAKI Sulumaʔi/a To be thrust or plunged into, as as the bows of a canoe into the waves, or a person carried headlong by the waves into a cave, or one falling headlong into a hole; to die suddenly, after previous good health (Prt)
OC.SUMU.2 Sumu Balistes & Balistapus triggerfish spp (Prt)
PN.SUMU.3 Sumu The Southern Cross (Akerblom 1968). A cluster of stars -- the sumu (fish) and toloa (duck) were taken up to heaven and became signs (Prt). (Jmr)
XW.SUNI.1 Suni The piece of tutuga [paper mulberry bark] used as a sponge to take up scented cocoa-nut oil as it forms (Prt)
XW.SUNI.2 Suni Shrub sp. (Phaleria disperma), also perhaps (Phaleria glabra), and (Ixora spp.), also with showy flowers Problematic (Whr)
OC.SUNU.2 Sunu/ga Burning n (Prt)
OC.SUNU.2 Sunu/sunu Swidden (Prt)
PN.SUNU-KI Sunuʔi To thrust in, as a stick into the ground (Prt)
PN.SUO Suoo Spade, hoe, shovel (Prt)

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