Samoan entries in Pollex-Online
| Protoform | Item | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| AN.TAQANE | Taane | Husband, man, male | (Prt) |
| AN.TAQE.1 | Tae | Faeces, excrements | (Prt) |
| CP.TAQE-KI | Leʔi | Emphatic form of /lee/; special form of /lee/ before certain bases; not...yet | (Prt) |
| PN.TAQE-NIFO | Taainifo | Gums | (Mnr) |
| PN.TAQE-TULI.1 | Taetuli | Wax in the ear | (Prt) |
| PN.TAQE-TULI.2 | Taetuli | Phosphorescent millipede | (Prt) |
| PN.TA-QIA | Taia | Passive of taa: strike, hit | (Mnr) |
| EO.TAQO.1 | Tao | Cook in an earth oven | (Prt) |
| OC.TAQO.2A | Tao | Put weight on, press down | (Prt) |
| OC.TAQO.2A | Tao/mi | Follow closely, press with questions | (Prt) |
| OC.TAQO.3A | Tao | Cover an oven | (Prt) |
| PN.TAQO.3B | Ta/tao | Sit on eggs | (Prt) |
| PN.TAQO-KUPU | Tauʔupu | The waist, the loins | (Prt) |
| OC.TAQU.1 | Tau | Season, year | (Prt) |
| FJ.TAQU.2A | Tau | A sign of the plural applied to birds. Classificatory particle used for things in bunches or clusters (Mnr). | (Prt) |
| PN.TARA | Tala | Rounded end of a Samoan house | (Prt) |
| NP.TASI.1 | Tasi | One | (Prt) |
| OC.TATA.1 | Lata | Close to, near Phonologically Irregular | (Prt) |
| SO.TATA.2 | Tata | To jerk off, to pluck with violence | (Prt) |
| PN.TATAA | Tataa | Bail out; bailer | (Prt) |
| PN.TATAA | Manava tataa | Diarrhoea | (McP) |
| FJ.TATAGIA | Taataagia | A tree (Acacia simplicifolia) | (Prt) |
| FJ.TATAGIA | Tatania | A shrub, the beach acacia (Acacia sp.) | (Prt) |
| SO.TATAQO | Tatao | Trail, follow in the tracks of | (Prt) |
| PN.TATAU.1 | Tatau | Tattooing | (Prt) |
| PN.TATAU.2 | Tatau | Proper, right, appropriate | (Prt) |
| PN.TATAU.3 | Tatau | Wring clothes, press to extract juice | (Prt) |
| NP.-TA-TOU | -taatou | First person inclusive plural possessive suffix | (Prt) |
| PN.TATUU | Tatuu | Stamp, paw the ground | (Prt) |
| FJ.TAU.1 | Tau | Habitual action | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.11 | Tau | To pluck fruit with the hand | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.12 | Tau | Leaves used to cover up a native oven of food | (Pki) |
| PN.TAU-.14 | Taau/tolu | Three hanging together, as a cluster of three oranges, or three wives, etc. | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.2 | Tau | Hang, as clothes on line, basked on hook etc. | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.3 | Fai/tau | Count | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.3 | Tau | To count | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU.4 | Tau | To fight | (Prt) |
| MP.TAU.5 | Tau | Moor, anchor | (Prt) |
| MP.TAU.5 | Tau/nuʔu | To reach, to arrive at; to come to pass | (Prt) |
| CP.TAU.6 | Tau | Deck | (Prt) |
| FJ.TAU-.7A | Tau- | Particle denoting (i) possession of a feature or characteristic (ii) continued or repeated activity | (Prt) |
| PN.TAUALA | Tauala | To luff, to keep close to the wind | (Prt) |
| NP.TAU-AMA | Tauama | The name of a rope in a sailing canoe | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU-FAA | Taufa | Water (chief's word) Uncertain Semantic Connection | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU-LA | Taula | Anchor Borrowed | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU-LAGA | Taulaga | An anchorage; the roost of a bat; a place where fishes congregate | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU-LEKALEKA.A | Tauleʔaleʔa (pl. tauleleʔa) | Young man, youth; untitled man (as opposed to matai) | (Mnr) |
| SO.TAULOKO | Tauloʔu | (Solanum repanda) | (Prt) |
| PN.TAU-LUA | Taulua | Pair | (Prt) |
| PN.TAUMAFA | Taaumafa | Eat (polite) | (Prt) |
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