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 | Ta/talo/ | Pray |
| Samoan | Taalo | Beckon, signal, wave |
| Samoan | Talu/talu | Fresh growth of weeds |
| Samoan | Talu | Since |
| Samoan | Tama | Child |
| Samoan | Tamafafine | Descendants of a woman |
| Samoan | Tamaiti | Children |
| Samoan | Tamaitiiti | Small child (not in Mnr) |
| Samoan | Tamaʔi | War, calamity ; bad news, message of ill tidings |
| Samoan | Taamaʔi | Beat, abuse ; luck, good fortune |
| Samoan | Tamaaloa | Man, married man |
| Samoan | Tamameamea | Newly born baby (from birth to 2 months) |
| Samoan | Tamaa | Father Phonologically Irregular |
| Samoan | Tamanu | The name of a tree (Maba sp.). (Calophyllum samoense) (Phm). |
| Samoan | Lau/tamatama | A herb (Achyranthes sp.) |
| Samoan | Tamate | To kill, of trees and animals; to cut off all the leaves of a tree |
| Samoan | Taamau | Pass, approve (a law) |
| Samoan | Tanaʔi | Overload |
| Samoan | Panaʔi | Heap up, as things to be cooked in the oven |
| Samoan | Tane | Tinea and several other skin conditions |
| Samoan | Taane | Husband, man, male |
| Samoan | Tanetane | A shrub (Nothopanax samoense). Tanitani in Tutuila. |
| Samoan | Tagitagi | Shrub (Nothopanax sp.) commonly used for hedges |
| Samoan | Tanifa | Kind of large man-eating shark |
| Samoan | Taanoa | Wooden bowl reserved for kava |
| Samoan | Tanu | Cover over, build up, bury (human being or animal) |
| Samoan | Tanutanu | Young filoa |
| Samoan | Tao | Spear |
| Samoan | Tao | Cook in an earth oven |
| Samoan | Tao | Put weight on, press down |
| Samoan | Tao/mi | Follow closely, press with questions |
| Samoan | Tao | Cover an oven |
| Samoan | Taaofi | Stop, detain, prevent |
| Samoan | Tauʔupu | The waist, the loins |
| Samoan | Taotao | Pipefish (Fistularia petimba) |
| Samoan | Tapa | Call out the name of the chief's cup of qava; to demand; to beckon with the palm of the hand inclining towards the body, signifying to come |
| Samoan | Tapaʔau | Coconut leaf floor mat |
| Samoan | Papata | Kind of crayfish (Parribacus sp.) Phonologically Irregular |
| Samoan | Tapi | Wash, wipe, especially of women's sexual parts |
| Samoan | Tapili | To fan |
| Samoan | Taapoo | Kind of seine net used in Savai`i |
| Samoan | Tapu | Be forbidden |
| Samoan | Tapui | Be under an interdict or taboo |
| Samoan | Taputoʔi | (Alectryon sp.) and (Cupaniopsis sp.), two trees with very hard wood |
| Samoan | Tapuvae | Ankle, foot from the ankle |
| Samoan | Tasi | One |
| Samoan | Lata | Close to, near Phonologically Irregular |
| Samoan | Tataa | Bail out; bailer |
| Samoan | Taataagia | A tree (Acacia simplicifolia) |
| Samoan | Tatania | A shrub, the beach acacia (Acacia sp.) |
