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 | Fe/soani | To accompany another |
| Samoan | Fe/soa/soani | To help, to assist |
| Samoan | Soata | A stony tract of land |
| Samoan | Sofa | Throw to the ground, destroy (Milke 1961) |
| Samoan | Sogi | Touch noses |
| Samoan | Sogi/sogi | Smell |
| Samoan | Sogo | Smell of urine |
| Samoan | Soi | (Dioscorea sp.) |
| Samoan | Sooi/a | Let it be, leave off, desist (interj.) |
| Samoan | Soi/soi | To laugh (term of respect) Problematic |
| Samoan | Soʔa | Spike, transfix, stab, pierce |
| Samoan | Soʔa | Collar-beam |
| Samoan | Soʔai | Brace a house |
| Samoan | Soʔo | Encircle, surround; join. Frequently, continually, without intermission. Follower, imitator, one like another; disciple. |
| Samoan | Sola | Flee |
| Samoan | Soli | Tread on, trample on |
| Samoan | Solo | Landslide |
| Samoan | Solo | Swift |
| Samoan | Solo | Procession, parade, line, row. Along, from place to place |
| Samoan | Solo | A song in praise of a chief's land. A poem, of which several varieties are distinguished; some are sung, others recited (Macpherson). |
| Samoan | Soloaʔi | To pass along, as troops to the seat of war; succeed to a title or possession |
| Samoan | Sologa/atupu | The succession of kings |
| Samoan | Sooloi | Wipe, especially face and mouth |
| Samoan | Somo | Gummy secretion of eyes or vagina |
| Samoan | Soni | Chop, cut up |
| Samoan | Sope | Lock, tuft of hair (left to grow on forehead) |
| Samoan | Sopo/ʔia | Step over, pass over, across . Go, travel (especially across a range of hills; go over, walk over, go (right) through, cut across |
| Samoan | Sopo/lagi | Applied to morning star as it passed over the heavens and became the evening star |
| Samoan | Soesaa | Be annoying |
| Samoan | Soso | Crazy, demented . Turn from side to side, be restless |
| Samoan | Soso | (Of taro) unfit for eating because allowed to become overripe |
| Samoan | Sou | Agitated (of the sea) |
| Samoan | Suu | Watery (of taro), moist |
| Samoan | Sua | To grub up, to plough (as the soil); to gore, as a boar or bull; to tack a ship (pass. sua-tia) |
| Samoan | Sua | Contain water or other liquid; liquid, juice, soup |
| Samoan | Suamalie | Sweet |
| Samoan | Sue | Globefish, Puffers (Tetraodon sp.), (Canthigaster spp.) |
| Samoan | Sugalu | Said of things which are old but still good. |
| Samoan | Sui | Change (as clothes) |
| Samoan | Sui | Add water to, dilute |
| Samoan | Suʔe | Open, uncover |
| Samoan | Suʔi | To thread on a string, as beads; to twist sugar cane leaf onto a reed, as in making thatch; to do needlework |
| Samoan | Sulali | Name of a shellfish |
| Samoan | Suli | The sucker of a banana; the true son of a chief |
| Samoan | Sulu | Insert, tuck in, sheathe thrust into |
| Samoan | Sulu | Put on, wrap round (of garment) |
| Samoan | Sulu | Light by a torch |
| Samoan | Susulu | (Of sun and moon) shine |
| Samoan | Sulu | Fall headlong |
| Samoan | Suumalie | To be satisfied with one's catch of fish |
