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 ʔOmo Have holes, dents or cavities
Samoan ʔOna Lower abdomen
Samoan ʔO/ʔona/ Strong, i.e. alcoholic (of drink)
Samoan ʔOna/a Intoxicated
Samoan ʔOna Poisonous , bitter, poisonous
Samoan ʔO/ʔona/ Sour, bitter
Samoan ʔO/ʔono/ Bear down (as a woman in labour); push
Samoan ʔOpa Stiff (of hair)
Samoan ʔOpa Weak
Samoan ʔAupuu Have a hollow place in, as a hollow tree Problematic
Samoan ʔO/ʔosi/ Scratch, scrape
Samoan ʔOte Scold, tell someone off
Samoan (ʔO)ʔoti Cut, clip
Samoan ʔOto Pluck, pick (of leaf)
Samoan (ʔOu)tou Second person plural subject clitic pronoun Problematic
Samoan ʔOulua Second person dual pronoun
Samoan ʔOutou Second person plural pronoun
Samoan ʔOvi Lumpy, uneven; as citron skin, palsied fingers etc.
Samoan ʔUu Bad (e.g. of taro)
Samoan ʔUa, ʔolo/ʔua/ Perfect, immediate present
Samoan ʔUʔa Common mangrove crab, (Sesarma sp.)
Samoan Uʔa Sheet of bast fibre Problematic
Samoan ʔUʔu Take hold of, grasp
Samoan ʔUʔu Mussel sp
Samoan Upa An insect parasite in pigeons Problematic
Samoan ʔUʔuti Small, double-handed hand-net used to catch shrimps, prawns, etc.
Samoan ʔUla Red
Samoan ʔUlii Dog
Samoan ʔUlo Pot, cauldron
Samoan ʔUlu Breadfruit
Samoan Uluʔi/a Be overburdened; be strained, as by a fall, when the bones are put out of joint
Samoan ʔUma Be finished, completed, done
Samoan ʔUmala Sweet Potato (Batatas)
Samoan ʔUmete Wooden bowl
Samoan ʔUmi Long, tall, (to be) , long (in time or space)
Samoan ʔUumia Passive of `u`u "hold, grip, clutch"
Samoan ʔUpaa Bear a poor crop
Samoan ʔUpega Net
Samoan ʔUpeti Tablet used for rubbing designs on bark cloth
Samoan ʔUpu Word, anything spoken
Samoan ʔUpu Interval between nodes of bamboo or sugar-cane
Samoan ʔUtuʔutu Aquatic rush (Eleocharis sp.) (Eleocharis dulcis) (Whr)
Samoan ʔUtu Louse. Head louse; fungal condition (McP).
Samoan Ia He, she
Samoan Ia Post-basic particle with emphatic effect
Samoan Ia Particle used to sum up what has just been said, or to indicate agreement with it, to emphasize what follows etc.: that's it, all right, well
Samoan Ifi Blow smoke
Samoan Ifi Tahitian chestnut, (Inocarpus edulis)
Samoan Igo Wearied with, tired of
Samoan Iʔa Fish