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 Tona Yaws, wart
Samoan Tona/tona Clitoris
Samoan Tonu Exact, correct; right, just; agreed, resolved, decided
Samoan To/tonu In the midst, within
Samoan Tonu Species of the genus (Epinephelus) when over three feet long
Samoan Tosi Score, scratch , mark
Samoan Toso (pass. toosina) To carry off by force, as a woman; to commit a rape
Samoan Toto Blood
Samoan Tootooga Internal organs, accessories, constituent parts, gear or tackle
Samoan Totogi Payment
Samoan Totototo Bloody
Samoan Taatou First person inclusive plural subject clitic Problematic
Samoan Tuu-tautifa Male (Gallicolumba stari) (Ashmole)
Samoan Tuu-ʔaimeo Female and young (Gallicolumba starii) (Ashmole)
Samoan Tuu/tuu To shake out of a bottle
Samoan Tuu Stand, upright, to be
Samoan Tu/tia To be cut off, as one part of an army separated from the rest; to cut of the head (in abuse)
Samoan Tu/tuu(ina) Fell, cut down
Samoan Tua- Number of thicknesses, folds, rows layers; the next in order of age, especially of children
Samoan Tuafafine Sister (male speaking)
Samoan Tuagane Brother of a woman
Samoan Tuaaʔau Outside the reef in deep water
Samoan Tuai Coconut grater
Samoan Tuai Former, old
Samoan Tuaʔaa Sibling of same sex
Samoan Tuaaʔoi Boundary, limit
Samoan Tuasivi The back-bone; a ridge of mountains. Ridge of spinal vertebrae (McP).
Samoan Tufa Share out, portion out
Samoan Tufi Gather up fruit in containers
Samoan Tufu Pool or spring of fresh water situated near the shore
Samoan Tufu A fish
Samoan Tufuga Craftsman, expert, specialist , carpenter
Samoan Tuga Maggot; disease affecting coconuts
Samoan Tuuga Portion beyond the appointed share of food or property; a privilege which some are allowed to ask for; acquisition of all the great titles
Samoan Tugaa Come inopportunely; stand in the way, as a rock in the road; situated in an awkward place ,as an abscess where it cannot be lanced
Samoan Tuugaa Far advanced (night); situated in a tender or delicate part of the body (boil etc); critical, insulting (remarks); serious, grave (wound)
Samoan Tugage Edible mollusc (Cytherea sp.) (also tugane)
Samoan Tugia To set fire to, to light, as a lamp (passive of *tutu)
Samoan Tui Stab, pierce, sting, thread something
Samoan Tui Title of paramount chief of a district
Samoan Tuʔau Wooden butt lashed to end of rod
Samoan Tuʔe Body of a crab after the legs have been broken off
Samoan Tuʔe-lima Knuckles
Samoan Tuʔi Knock, hit, strike, punch, hammer, mash
Samoan Tuʔu Place, put aside
Samoan Tuʔuʔu Certain small and queer fish of genera Abudefduf, Pomacentrus, Chromis
Samoan Tula Bald
Samoan Tulaga A place to stand on; footmark, pulpit ; position, location; status, rank, position; situation, state of affairs; condition, state; mark, print (of someone standing)
Samoan Tuʔaga Root, cause, origin Problematic
Samoan Tulaalupe Name of a star in the dry season