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 Laaʔau Tree, plant
Samoan Laʔi South-west veering to north-west
Samoan Laia Blue-grey Fairy Ternlet, (Procelsterna sp.)
Samoan Lalaʔu Scratch
Samoan Lala Shrub (Desmodium sp.)
Samoan Laalaa Small branches; to stand out like branches
Samoan Lalafi Fishes of genus Cheilinus when 6-12 inches long
Samoan Lali Drum, wooden gong , small wooden hand-drum, introduced Problematic
Samoan Lalo Below, under
Samoan (ʔI)laaua Third person dual independent pronoun
Samoan Lama Set an ambush, wait for a chance to strike
Samoan Lama Candlenut tree (Aleuritea sp.)
Samoan Lama Torch, fishing with torches
Samoan Lamaga Fishing with torches
Samoan Lamu Chew
Samoan Lano Lake, swamp
Samoan Lanu Wash up
Samoan Lanu Amniotic fluid
Samoan Lanu Colour
Samoan Laoa Choke , choked, to be, have something stuck in throat
Samoan Laofie Be free of rain
Samoan Lapa Flat
Samoan Lase. Lasi (Mnr). Many
Samoan Laso Scrotum
Samoan Lata Tame, to be, feel at home
Samoan Laatou Third person plural subject clitic pronoun Problematic
Samoan -laatou Third person plural possessive suffix
Samoan Lau Leaf
Samoan Lau- Noun classifier, large fish Problematic
Samoan Lau Give out song verse by verse. Read out, call out (Mnr).
Samoan Lau Breadth
Samoan Lau/tele Broad, wide (of surfaces such as mats, leaves etc.)
Samoan Lau/itiiti Narrow
Samoan Lau One unit (or several units) of a communald fishing device (lauloa) consisting of 18 to 24 ft. lengths of fau bast to which coconut-palm leaves are attached at intervals
Samoan Lau Hundred
Samoan Lau Thatch
Samoan Lau Level area of land, plain
Samoan Lau/fanua Flat land
Samoan Lau/fasi Part of a yam divided into pieces for planting
Samoan Laufala Plant of screwpine family (Pandanus sp.)
Samoan Laugutu Lip
Samoan Lauitiiti Narrow
Samoan Laulau Coconut leaf platter (used for serving food); table; kava bowl; to serve (food) out
Samoan Lauulu Hair
Samoan Fui/lau/vii Gills Problematic
Samoan Lau-papa Plank, board
Samoan (ʔI)laatou Third person plural independent pronoun
Samoan Lava Enough, to be, complement
Samoan Lava Particle; very, actually, really, quite, thoroughly, extremely
Samoan Lava/lava (Prt), Laava/lava (Mnr) Clothes