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alaa dagodo

those there are the circumstances...

anga baabaa

noun mollusk sp., spider conch

au e dee gai naa loo

I’ll bet you can’t

baageaa ange

attracted to

baasanga tugi ange muna

talk back

baba age

be decided about

basalia

verb seep (of water)

baubau

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adjective bad

biigi haahine

noun sow

bingge

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adjective pink

bolobolo

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noun long boat-like basket made from coconut palm

boo gi dai

the period when the quarter moon appears in the west just after sunset

boolaa

adjective a type of sound, indicating surprise

bopobo

adjective deteriorated

bula

adjective a flash (e.g., of light); a quick glance; to light (a torch)

daa de alelo

cluck one’s tongue

dagisoa

adjective many (people) at each (time or place, etc.)

dagu made

perhaps,maybe

damana

noun father, uncle, senior male relative, male elder, person in a fatherly relationship

dangalebu

verb rough or choppy sea condition

daogubu

noun waist, circumference

dauaahe

adjective gather or pleat in material; feathers of a rooster standing out on its neck (when angry); festooned with (e.g., flags)

dee galo

perhaps

dee hilihili

indifferent

dilia ange

give fish to

dilo

verb look at (inspect)

dolo bala

verb to climb a coconut tree without using a rope (on one’s hands or feet) for assistance

duu malaelae

noun an open field (having no trees)

gabou

noun fishsp.: scad

gaulama

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noun spine of the coconut palm

gave ua loa

a long-distance footrace

gili hau

noun the inner bark of the hibiscus

gubu madila

noun a joint of bamboo

haanau ssene

adjective yield interest

hadu

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noun stone, rock

hadu hagamogomogo

noun gem

haele sala

adjective spoil (children), bringup (children) badly

hagaabasasa

verb act like or emulate Europeans

hagabuulinga

noun group of animate things

hagabuulinga dangada

noun tribe

hagahula

the sac in a fish which emerges from its mouth when it is brought up from a great depth

hagailonga

noun fishsp. : damselfish

hagammabu

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verb die (euphemistic); take a break

hagamudumudu

verb do slowly, delay

hagapili

adjective boring

hagatangohi

verb the fading of light after sunset

hakiia

verb move (something) away completely

hanu age

regain

hanu mee

noun secret friend of the opposite sex

henuu

noun placenta

hhoa de lae

to run into misfortune as a result of one’s evil deeds

hili gee

sortout from; setaside (be chosen from a group)

hine dau bodu

noun married woman

huaa henua

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noun community

iai

adjective be (present),have,there is...

kave dahi

adjective do at one time

kini

noun plantsp.: treesp.: terminaliatree (terminalia samoensis rech.)

kivi

adjective skinny (people, animals)

laangai milo sanga

a fishing condition in which fish arenot inclined to bite

laba

noun a dancingpaddle

lahalaha

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verb measure off in fathoms

langi maakau

noun the sort of rain which is an omen of death

lau kena

noun leaves (or hair) that have lost their natural healthy color

lau kena

adjective leaves (or hair) which have lost theirnatural healthy color

lausedi

noun

lede

noun penetrating cold

leia togomouli

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verb have hiccups

limadi

verb do fast or quickly

luilui togo

a measurement of land along the shore using a punt pole

maadau dagi

noun a type of fishhook

maaloolo

adjective refreshed (e.g., after a rest, or a shower)

maamaalo

adjective becoming more and more maalo

mada gelegele

noun male child

madaa gai

noun firstfruits

made

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verb look at in an effort to identify or recognize

magini

adjective a sudden pain while moving the body (as with a pinched nerve, or a muscle spasm); a sound like that made by snapping one’s fingers

manu-kono

noun pigeon

manusomo

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noun tree

masavaa danuaa

noun a time of peace

mau goloa

adjective rich in material possessions

me abo donu

real, true

mmade gimoo

adjective to die in great numbers

mousi

adjective defeated, lose (battle, game, etc.)

nebua

verb be nebu

ngadi hanonga

a useless journey

ngaue ange

increase (in price, etc.)

nguulia

verb be nguu

odaadeu

pronoun our (plural, inclusive; for plural, inalienable noun)

odea

adjective noon, midday

saa

a share of food (esp. for children)

sauduu

mermaid

semuna

numeral hundreds of millions

siili

noun a stick used in a children’s game

solo

verb to grate or file (something); to launch or beach a canoe by dragging it along the shore; a type of prepared food (made from grated taro)

ssali dodo

verb bleed

sugimada

the outer corner of the eye

taina ahine odogu damana

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noun paternal aunt

ulu-davage

Indian coral tree

uuvae

feet-first presentation of a fetus at birth

valu llau

number eight hundred