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 ʔAlia Double canoe
Samoan ʔAliʔao Top shell (Trochus pyramis)
Samoan ʔAlo Dodge, evade
Samoan Aloama Goatfish, Surmullet
Samoan ʔAloʔalo Flower of Erythrina sp.
Samoan ʔAloiafi Spark
Samoan ʔAluʔalu Edible jellyfish sp., (Rhizostoma sp.) ; upside-down jellyfish (Cassiopoeia sp.)
Samoan ʔAmaʔama Crab (Grapsus sp.)
Samoan ʔAamata Begin
Samoan ʔAmu To cut off, as part of a beam
Samoan ʔAmu Coral
Samoan ʔAna Coral used as pumice-stone
Samoan ʔAna If (counterfactual)
Samoan ʔAnae Grey mullet
Samoan Tau/anave/ A tree (Cordia subcordata)
Samoan ʔAniva The Milky Way
Samoan Agofi Thin without disease Problematic
Samoan Manu Pattern, design Problematic
Samoan Ma/manu Decorated, painted Problematic
Samoan ʔAnume Maba sp., (Metrosideros sp.); (Diospyros elliptica) (Whr)
Samoan ʔAoʔao Inner sides of canoe; armpit
Samoan ʔA/ʔapa Put out the hands in order to take hold of something . Reach for (Mnr).
Samoan ʔApaʔapa Flap wings
Samoan ʔApaʔapa Fin; mudguard; wing of an aircraft
Samoan ʔApe (Alocasia sp
Samoan ʔApe Pluck out eyes
Samoan Apiapi Patch a canoe with bamboo
Samoan ʔApo Cling to
Samoan ʔApoa Small catfish (Plotosus sp.) (Mnr)
Samoan ʔApoga Fins of small fish.
Samoan ʔApu Cup made from leaf
Samoan Aputi Cover up, as the body, native oven etc.
Samoan ʔAʔapu Draw the wind (as of a sail)
Samoan ʔAsa Be fruitless, unsuccessful, of no avail
Samoan ʔAsi Edible mollusc (Arca sp.); Coconut scraper cockle (Vasticardium sp.)
Samoan ʔAsi/ʔasi A fish
Samoan ʔAso Rafter
Samoan ʔAsoa Necklace
Samoan Ivi ʔasoʔaso Rib
Samoan ʔAsoʔaso Variety of yam (Dioscorea sp.)
Samoan ʔAta Laugh
Samoan ʔAta Sprig of kava (Piper sp.)
Samoan ʔAta Large predatory fish which chase atule
Samoan ʔAatafa Frigate-bird (Fregata minor)
Samoan Atea Lee, hull side of canoe
Samoan A/atea/ Clear, free from obstruction
Samoan ʔAti Bite, nip v
Samoan ʔAto Basket
Samoan ʔAtoa ma Also, together with
Samoan ʔAatoa Complete, whole, to be