 .....aa
(v) to heat up green leaves above the fire |
| .....afa
(n)
a tribe, clan |
| .....afangia
(v)
caught in a storm |
| .....afe
(v)
to turn; (n) a bend, thousand |
| .....afi
(n)
fire |
| .....afo
(n) string |
| .....afu
(v) splash |
| .....afuhi
(v) to splash |
| .....ahi
(n) sandal wood |
| .....aka
(n) root |
| .....akaaka
(adj) having many roots |
| .....ake
(v)
to recover; (adj) swollen |
| .....ako
(n) school (v) to learn or to study |
| .....akonga
(n) disciple |
| .....ako'anga
(n) school |
| .....ala
(v) touch |
| .....alanga
(n) thigh |
| .....alamea
(n) fish |
| .....alonga
(adj)
slow (describing a person/object) |
| .....ama
(n) to fish in the nignt with a torch |
| .....amo
(v) to gently massage |
| .....amusi
(v) cut down mulberry trees for tapa making |
| .....ane
(n) mites |
| .....anga
(n) behaviour |
| .....angaanga
(n) shellfish |
| .....angoango
(n)
root plan |
| .....anoano
(adj) swampy |
| .....anuanu
(v) showered with |
| .....asiasi
(v) to spy on; (adj) spying..... |
| .....ata
(n) dawn |
| .....ate
(n)
name of a tree |
| .....au
(pron) me; myself; I |
| .....ava
(v) open; (n) opening or hole |
| .....avaava
(n) many holes |
