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 Masino Be known exactly
Samoan Mativa Poor
Samoan Mato Deep narrow gorge, inland precipice
Samoan Maatofi To be split
Samoan Matolu/tolu Thick (refers only to pork)
Samoan Maatou First person exclusive plural subject pronoun Problematic
Samoan -maatou First person exclusive plural possessive suffix
Samoan (ʔI)maatou We (exc)
Samoan Matu A fish (Gerres sp.)
Samoan Maatuu Dry oneself after a bath
Samoan Matuu Towel, dry cloth
Samoan Matua Loyal, owe allegiance to Problematic
Samoan Matua Parent
Samoan Maatua Parents
Samoan Matuʔu Reef Heron (Demigretta sp.) ; (Egretta sacra)
Samoan Mau Firm, fast
Samoan Mau Keep, retain, grip tight, hold fast
Samoan Mau/aluga High, elevated, tall
Samoan (ʔI)maaʔua We two (exc.)
Samoan Manu/ʔena A white sentinel tern (so called by fishermen) ; Fairy Tern (Gygis alba) Problematic
Samoan Mauga Mountain
Samoan Maui Legendary hero
Samoan Maaumau Be wasted
Samoan Mauli The heart (used only in certain expressions) ; seat of the emotions
Samoan Maaunu Bait
Samoan Maunu Sharkbait
Samoan Mautofu A plant (Urena lobata)
Samoan Mavae To pass by ; (of time) pass, go
Samoan Maavae Be left, inherited; apart, separate; part, separate (of people); split; crack, fissure ; crack, fissure; os vaginae; split, cracked open, chapped; bequeathed
Samoan Maavava Yawn
Samoan Maavete An obscene word. As mafaa.
Samoan Maveʔu Disarranged, in disorder (of hair) . in confusion, unsettled Phonologically Irregular
Samoan Me/mea/ Yellowish-brown (with age)
Samoan Tama /mea/mea Young baby, suckling
Samoan Mea/mea Young, of an infant
Samoan Mea Thing
Samoan Meʔi Flinch, draw back
Samoan Mele Throw away, reject , refuse, reject, make light of
Samoan Melomelo Red; mulieb. pudend.
Samoan Mene/mene Small (of the breasts)
Samoan Miga To show respect to . Respect, reverence
Samoan Migi Curl , curly
Samoan Migi/migi Frizzy , curly
Samoan Migo/migoi Wriggle about, of the %afato|, a wood-eating grub
Samoan Mili Rub; rub in, as an ointment
Samoan Milo (Thespesia sp)
Samoan Milo Twist (thread, rope etc.), threads together to make string ; to twist as in making a string by twisting on the thigh
Samoan Mi/aga Urine
Samoan Mimi Urinate (of an adult) (not used)
Samoan Miimii Urinate Problematic