MA, conj. and.

MA, prep. 1. with. (accompaniment) 2. for.

MA, pron. we two, excluding the person spoken to, also ma'ua.

MA, adj. to be ashamed. pl. mama.

MA'A, n. 1. a stone, a rock, a pebble. see PAPA. 2. battery

MA'A'A, adj. hard, as a rock. see MALO.

MA'AI, adj. sharp, as a knife. redup. ma'ama'ai. ant. TULALI.

MA'AU, v.i. to stretch out, as the neck in looking for something or the hand in order to take hold of.

MA'AU, v. polite term for doing something

MA'ALILI, adj. cold, chilly, (of the body, or of food which has cooled off).

MA'ALE'ALE, adj. brittle.

MA'ALOFIA, adj. avoidable. le maalofia, unavoidable. see `ALO.

MA'AMA'A, adj. 1. used of rain, when only a little is falling. see MAULUULU, TIMU. 2. n.small stones.

MA'ANUMINUMI, adj. wrinkled, crinkled. also MANUMI.

MAEA, n. a rope. see MANOA FILO.

MAE'A, v.i. to be complete, to be completed. see`UMA, FAAUMA.

MA'EU, adj. to be excellent, superlative.

MA'ELEGA, adj. zealous redup. maeleelega. syn.TOAGA.

MA'ELEGA, n. zeal. lona maelega.

MAI, prep. from.

MAI, adj. saline. Ua mai le vai.

MA'I, adj. to be sick. pl. mama'i. syn. GASEGASE.

MAI IA, prep. a form of the preposition mai used before names of people,pronouns, and months of the year.

MAILA, n. a mile.

MA'ILA - a scar, a mark.

MAILE, n. a dog. syn. `ULI, TAIFAU.

MAILEI, v.i. to trap. to snare. pass. maileia.

MAILEI, n. 1. a trap, a snare. 2. figuratively, a scheme. lana mailei, which he traps with.lona mailei, in which it is trapped.

MAIMAU, v.t. to waste. see MAUMAU, FAAMAIMAU.

MAIMOA, v.i. to look at, respect word for to watch, referring to a much larger scope or area than matamata. see VAAI, MATAMATA.

MA'OI, n. a favorite. used most generally of foods, but can be used for anything. lou maoi.

MA'ONA, adj. satisfied from eating. syn. laulelei.

MALAMALAMA, `Ua malama ae le taeao, day has broken.

MALAMALAMA, v.i. to understand.

MALAMALAMA, adj. 1. to be informed or enlightened, as `o se tagata malamalama (used idiomatically for someone who has received the Bible. ant. FA'APAUPAU). 2. to be lit up, bright.

MALAMALAMA, n. light. lona malamalama.understanding, comprehension.

MALEMO, adj. to be drowned. pl. malelemo, see LELEMO.

MALEPE, adj. to be out of order, to be broken, to be dilapidated. see LEPETIA.

MALIE, n. a shark. lana malie.

MALIE, adj. 1. agreeable,pleased, satisfied, appeased.pl. malilie. 2. to be full (of a drink) see MA'ONA.

MALIE, adj. 1. to be funny. 2. pleasant to the ears or eyes, as a song, dance or speech.

MALIE, interj. a word of congratulation shouted as someone dances, sings, speaks, etc.

MALIU, v.i. 1. respect word for oti, to die. 2. Respect word (proper for everyone) to come (maliu mai), to go (maliu atu). recip. femaliua'i.

MALIU, n. respect word for death of people only.lona maliu. syn. OTI.

MALIGI, adj. to be shed, to be poured out, see MASA'A; LIGI.

MALO adj. 1. hard, tough. 2. tight stiff, as a wire, ant. VAIVAI.

MALO  interj. congratulations!

MALO, n. 1. a kingdom, a government. 2. visitors, guests. `o le malo o Samoa, the Samoan government. o a tatou malo, our guests.

MALO, v.t. to win, n. win, Ua malo le Manu Samoa

MALOLO, v.i. 1. to rest. see KOMA. 2. to be well, not ill, pass. maloloina.

MALOLO, v.t. to lose, n. loss. Ua malolo le Manu Samoa

MALOSI, adj. strong.

MALOSI, adj. painful. Ua malosi lo'u vae

MALOTIA, adj. to be having guests, of a family. ua malotia le aiga nei, this family has guests.

MALU, adj. shaded. see MAMALU; FA'AMALU.

MALU, n. women's tatoo

MALU, adj. soft

MALU, calm (of the ocean).

MALU, n. bass. malu le pese.

MALU, adj. cool, pleasing (as a breeze) see MALULU, FA'AMALU.

MALULU, adj. cold. see MA'ALILI.

MALUMALU, n. 1. a temple (LDS) 2. a cathedral or large church. lo tatou malumalu.

MAMA, n. a ring.

MAMA, v.i. to leak, as a pen, etc. se tutulu.

MAMA, v.i. to be clean, see LOTO MAMA.

MAMA, adj. light in weight. ant. MAMAFA.

MAMA, n. the lungs.

MAMAE, adj. beloved, as in `aumeamamae, friends, bridesmaids etc. see PELE. v.i. to wither. n.a species of banana

MAMAO, adj. distant, far away. ant. LATALATA.

MAMAFA, adj. to be heavy in weight. ant. MAMA. see MAFATIA.

MAMALU, adj. Glorious.

MAMALU, n. glory. dignity. lona mamalu.

MAMOE, n. a sheep. lana mamoe.

MAMULU, v.i. to slip off, as a knot or a lashing. see MASOLO; MATALA.

MANA, n. supernatural power. lona mana. see PULE.

MANAIA, adj. pretty, handsome, good looking, of appealing appearance. see AULELEI. n.prince. son of a high chief.

MANA'O, v.i. to desire, to wish, to want, to like. pl. manana'o. pass. manaomia. see LOTO; FIA; MO'OMO'O, FINAGALO.

MANA'O, n. a desire or wish. lona mana'o. syn.MANAOGA.

MANAOMIA, adj. desirable, wanted, see MANA'O.

MANATU, v.i. to think internally. manatunatu. pass. manatua, see MAFAUFAU.

MANATU, n. a thought. lona manatu.

MANAVA, n. 1. the stomach. 2. MANAVA, n. the womb. lona manava.

MANAVA, v.i. 1. to breathe. 2. to rest from work. `Ua manava mai le galuega? Have you come home after work?

MANAVA, n. the breath. lana manava.

MANIFINIFI, adj. thin, ant. mafiafia, see PAE'E. the temple of the head.

MANINO, adj. to be clear in meaning, to be clear as a liquid or glass. see FA'ANENEFU.

MANINOA, adj. clear as a clear day.

MA'ONA, adj. satisfied from eating food. pl. maoona. syn. LAULELELI.

MAOPOOPO, adj. to have all its parts, to be thoroughly organised, see ATOA; ATOATOA.

MA'OSI, v.i. to be scratched. lona maosi. adj. maosiosia.

MAOTA, n. 1. the house of an alii. 2. a palace. lona maota. see FALE; LAOA.

MAOTUA, adj. belonging to times long past, as upu maotua, ancient words. 2. coming from remote part of the country.

MAU, adj. 1. firm. 2. abundant.

MAU, v.i. to live permanantly. see AUMAU.

MAU, n. 1. abundance, a great amount of anything.`o le mau o le Tusi Paia. 3. a testimony. lana mau. syn. MOLIMAU.

MAUA, v.t. to get, to obtain, to have. n. a kite.

MA'UA, pron. we (two, not including the person spoken to). also MA.

MAUALUGA, adj. high, tall, elevated, see MAULALO; UMI.

MAUI, v.i. to ebb. o the tide, to recede. to subside.

MAU'OA, adj. rich, wealthy.

MAUGA, n. a Mountain. mauga o Samoa.

MAULALO, adj. low deep. see LOTO MAULALO; LOLOTO; MAUALUGA.

MAULU, v.i. 1. to slip into, as shoes, a ring, etc. see ULU. 2. to dive into water.

MA'ULU'ULU, v.i. to rain lightly, to sprinkle. 2. a traditional dance where singing and dancing is done in a sitting position.

MAUMAU, v.t. to waste. pass. maumauina. see MAIMAU.

MAUMAGA, n. a taro plantation, lana maumaga.

MAUNU, n. bait.

MAUSALO, adj. steadfast, firm, see MAU.

MAUTINOA, v.i. to know for sure, to be sure of, see FAATUATUA; TALITONU.

MAUT_, adj. firm. see MAU; MAUSALI; TUMAU.

MAFAI, v.i. to be able to. (usually followed by ona). pl. (only used negatively) mafafai. pass.mafaia.

MAFAUFAU, v.i. to consider, to meditate, to think deeply. see MANATU.

MAFAUFAUGA, n. a thought, a consideration, something thought out. lona mafaufauga.

MAFANA, adj. to be close in relationship.

MAFANAFANA, adj. warm. see VEVELA.

MAFATIA, adj. to be burdened, oppressed, weighted down. see MAMAFA.

MAFATIA, v.i. to breal as of a tree or part of a tree.

MAFATUA, v.i. a sneeze. lana mafatua.

MAFIAFIA, adj. thick. ant. MANIFINIFI.

MAFO'E, adj. skinned, of the body. see MAOSI. n.MAFO'E

MAFOLAFOLA, adj. spread out, flattened out,flat. see SALAFALAFA.

MAFU, adj. stale, moldly, musty. see PALA.

MAFU, n. piece of scraped cooked taro in coconut cream (see FA'AUSI)

MAFUA, v.i. to cause, to originate, see POGAI, ALA.

MAFUA, n. school of small fish

MAFUAAGA - the cause.

MAFUI'E, n. an earthquake. `o mafuie o le lalolagi.

MAFULI, adj. 1. to be turned over, to be upset. 2. MAFULI to be determined,to have the heart set on something. E mafuli lona loto i le fia taalo.

M_FUTA, v.i. to dwell with , to be with, to mingle

with.

MAFUTAGA, n. 1. the presence. 2. a dwelling together. la tatou mafutaga. see LUMA; FEAGAI.

MAGA, n. a branch of a tree, a road of a subject. lona maga. another side to a question or topic.

M_GALO, adj. fresh, not salty. ant. OONA.

M_GALO, v.i. to be forgiven or freed from

punishment. pass. magaloina. see FAAMAGALO.

MAGESO, adj. itchy. see FE_; VALU.

MAGESO, n. the itch, fungus. lona mageso.

MAGO, adj. dry, as copra or clothing see MATUTU; PA'A'A.

MAGO, n. name of a fruit tree. also name of the fruit.

MAGUMAGU, adj. to be dried up, withered.

MALA, n. a calamity. lona mala. see MALAIA.

MALAMALA - a funny taste.

MALAMALA, n. pieces o wood from carving

MALAE, n. 1. a playground. 2. an open space in the village used for ceremonies and village events.

M_LAIA, n. a calamity, a disaster. lona malaia. see MALA.

M_LAIA, adj. to be miserable, to be unfortunate.

MALAGA, v.i. to travel, to journey.

MALAGA, n. a journey, a trip. lana malaga.

MALALA, n. charcoal. lana malala.

M_LALA, adj. Ua malala le afi. The burnt wood has

turned into coal.

MALAMA, v.i. to be light, to dawn.

M_NOA, n. string, small diameter rope. lana m_noa. see FILO; MAEA.

M_NOA, v.t. to keep. O le a m_noa ia te au `ava a tatou.

MANOGI, n. an odour, a scent. lona manogi.

MANU, n. animal, insect, bird. lana manu.

MAN_, conj. while, in the sense `while there is the opportunity' Ia faia galuega man_ o ao. do

the work while it is day. see `A.

MAN_, n. blessing, v.t. to bless

M_NU, v.t. to call a meeting, to partly appear from

water.

MANULELE, n. a bird.

MANU'A, n. respect word for lavea, a cut, a wound, a bruise. lona manu'a.

MANU'A, adj. respect word. to be wounded. pl.

manunu'a.

MANU_A, adj.lucky. blessed, fortunate.

MANUIA, n. luck, blessings./ fortune, ona manuia, blessings which he receives. see FAAMANUIA.

MANUMALO, v.i. to be victorious, to win, to succeed. see FAATOILALO; FAIAINA.

MANUMANU, v.i. 1. to refuse to part with a thing. 2.to worry about the well-being of one's property. 3. to be stingy.

MAPEVA, adj. to be sprained, of the ankle.

MAPU, v.i. 1. to whistle. 2. to rest. n. a marble.

MAPUSAGA, n. a resting place, lona mapusaga.taking a rest. Fai ane sina mapusaga.

MASA, adj. 1. to be low, of the tide. see PE; SUA. 2.to have an offensive smell. Smell from rotten materials.

MASAA, adj. to be spilled, as water, blood, etc. see MALIGI, SASAA.

MASAE, adj. to be torn, to be ripped redup. masaesae. see SASAE, SAEI.

MASAGA, n. twins; the last two batters in a game of cricket.

MASALO, v.t. to suppose, to assume. `Ou te masalo, I suppose, masalo, perhaps. pass.masalomia, suspect.

MASALOSALO, v.i. to doubt, to have doubts, to be suspicious.

MASALOSALO, n. doubt, suspicion, lona masalosalo.

MASANI, v.i. to be acquainted with, to be accustomed to.

MASANI, n. habit, custom. lana masani. see AMIO.

MASANIGA, n. a habit, a custom, a usual way of doing things. lana masaniga.

MASE'ESE'E, adj. slippery. see SEE.

MASEI, adj. improper of conduct.

MASEIGA, n. a misunderstanding. la la maseiga.

MASESEI, v.i. to be at variance, to have a misundertanding.

MASI - biscuits.

MASIASI, (pronounced masiasi) v.i. to be ashamed.see MA.

MASIMASI, adj. stinging of a wound. n. name of a fish.

MASIOFO, n. 1. a queen who is queen through being the wife of a king. not queen in her own right (which is tupu tamaitai) 2. the wife of a very high chief. see FALETUA; TAMAITAI, TAUSI.

MASIMA, n. salt. lana masima.

MASINA, n. 1. the moon. `o le masina o Samoa. 2. a month.

MASINO, adj. countable, comprehensible.

MASOA n. 1. starch. 2. arrowroot. 3. the hard white cake of starch made from arrowroot.lana masoa. faamasoa, to starch 4. adj.obscene words - upu masoa.

MASOA, adj. filthy, absence, of words. see PALAUVALE.

MASOA, adj. muscular.

MASOLO, v.i. to slip, of a knot see MAMULU.

MATA, adj. 1. raw, not cooked, as talo mata, raw taro. 2. unripe ant. PULA.

MATA, a prefix to questions. do you think, does it look like? Pe mata o le a timu. Does it look like rain? syn. faamata.

MATA, n. 1. face. lona mata. 2. eyes, ona mata. syn. FOFOGA.

MATAALA, v.i. to be alert, to be wide awake.

MATALA, v.t. open up. Ua matala le faitotoa

MATAI, n. a person holding a family title. a chief either a tulafale, an ali'i or an usoalii. lo tatou Matai Our Master. * (Christ).

MATAITUSI, n. a letter of the alphabet, mataitusi o le upu.

MATAU, v.i. to consider, to figure out, to mark attentively, to notice. pass. mataulia. see MAFAUFAU; UTUGIA.

MATAU, n. a fish hook. lana matau.

MATA'U, n. fear, lona mata'u. syn. FEFE.

MATA'U, v.i. to be afraid, to fear. pl. matatau. pass. matautia, see FEFE.

MATA'U', adj. stingy, tight- fisted. ant. MATAMAU,also `AI_'.

MATA'U n. stinginess. lona matau.

MATAU'A, adj. jealous, envious, pl. matataua.

MATAU'A, n. jealousy, envy. lona mataua. see FUA; LOSILOSIVALE.

MATAUPU, n. 1. a subject, a topic. 2. a doctrine. 3. a chapter of a book. lana mataupu. `o le mataupu o le tusi, `o mataupu o le Tala Lelei. see FUAIUPU.

MATA'UTIA, adj. awe-inspiring, enormous. dreadful, feared, see MATA'U.

MATAFAGA, n. a beach, the shoreline. `O le matafaga o Fagamalo.

MATAFI, adj. faded (of cloth)

MATAGA, adj. 1. ugly, unsightly, bad looking. 2. improper, indecorous. (mataga faa Samoa - improper in the Samoan custom).

MATAGA - loosen.

MATANANA, v.i. boastful lying to boast about something which you don't really have or something you haven't really done. see MIMITA.

MATAGI, n. the wind. `o matagi o Upolu. see SAVILI. MATAGI_, adj. windy.

MATAGOFIE, adj. beautiful, good looking. see MANAIA; LALELEI.

MATAGOFIE, n. beauty, good looks. lona matagofie.

MATALA, adj.to take apart, to open as a door or window. see tatala. v.t. Ua matala le fualaau. The flower has opened up.

MATALASI, to be in abundance, to be any varied. see TELE; ESE'ESE.

MATAMAU, adj. to be liberal, to be generous. pl. matamau. see MATAU; MANUMANU.

MATAMATA,v.i. to look at, to watch see Va'AI; MAIMOA.

MATAMULI, adj. bashful.

MATAPOGIA, adj. to faint.

MATATA, n. a division, portion, area ona matata.

MATATAFI, n. razor blade.

MATATUPA, adj. blunt.

MATE, v.i. to be dead, of plants or animals. see OTI; PE.

MATE, v.t. to guess at. redup. matemate. see TAUMATE.

MATELAINA, v.i. to be starved.

MATI, n. the month of March.

MATI, n. name of a tree.

MATI'E, n. hill, syn. AEGA

MATIVA, adj. to be poor, to be destitute. pl. matitiva.

MATOU, pron. we, (three or more, excluding the person spoken to).

MATU, n. 1. north 2. respect term used for people returning from bathing as matu mai vai.answer, `Ia lau susuga.

MATU, n. name of a fish.

MATUA, adj. 1. mature, full grown, older. pl. matutua. (of people and plants) see MOTO.

MATUA, adj. mature.

MATUA, n. a parent. see MATUA.

MATUA, n. 1. parents 2. progenitors. see TUPULAGA; TUAA; TINA; TAMA.

MATU_, adv. very, quite, denotes a superlative degree. used before the verb. syn. MATUAI.

MATUITUI, adj. prickly, like a cactus, see TALATALA.

MATUTU, adj. dry, of the road, surfaces, etc. see MAGO.

MAVAE, v.i. to pass by; to pass away; to be at an end (of duration).

MAVAE, v. to offer a will

MAVAEVAE, v.i. to be separate,

MEA, n. 1. thing. 2. place. lau mea (never use the form of possessive pronoun).

MEANE, (MEA ANE) adv. used in the expression, ne'i meane, lest, nei meane ua leaga ai o mea. see NE'I.

ME'I, v.i. to shrink, to shrivel. to pull away from, to jerk away from something whose contract has caused one pain.

MELE - Mary.

MELE, v. refuse to accept. Ua mele e Mele le alofa o Sina

MELI, n. 1. the mail. 2. honey, lau meli.

MIGAO, v.i. to show respect to, to reverence. see LE MIGAO, FAAALOALO.

MIGIMIGI, adj. curly, kinky.

MILO, v.t. to twist, to apply tension to. as rope, a bolt, etc. pass. milosia. n. name of a tree.

MIMILO - adj. to show anger after being scolded.v. to turn a car.

MIMITA, v.i. to boast, see MITAMITA; proud.

MIMITI, v. to suck in

MITI, n. 1. a dream. lana miti 2. a sauce made from coconut milk, salt and water. lau miti. see PEEPEE.

MITI, n. name of a bird.

MITI, v. to call someone by lips only

MITIMITI, v.i. 1. to suck to sip, 2. to absorb, as cotton.

MITIAFU - T/shirt, a singlet

MISA, v.i. to quarrel to fight, to argue. see FINAU.

MISIONA, n. mission.la tatou misiona.

MITAMITA, v.i. to rejoice, to be proud, to be happy over success. see MIMITA; MITAMITAVALE.

MITAMITAVALE, v.i. to be proud or boast over useless things. see MITAMITA.

MO, prep. for the sake of, for the benefit of, for the use of.

MOA, n. 1. my chicken. la'u moa. 2. a child's top (for spinning) 3. middle of the road.

MOANA, adj. dark blue, as the sea. see LANU.

MOANA, n. the deep sea, the ocean see SAMI; VASA.

MOE, v.i. to sleep. pl. momoe. syn. TOFA.

MOEI'INI, v.t. to close the eyes.

MOE'UMI, v.i. to sleep late, to sleep too long, to oversleep. syn. MOELOA.

MOEGA, n. a bed. lona moega. syn. TOFAGA.

MOEGASE, v.i. to sleep soundly.

MOELOA, v.i. to sleep late, to oversleep, to sleep too long. syn. MOEUMI.

MO'I, adj. sure, actual, real. colloq. E moi? Is that so? see MONI.

MO'O, n. a lizard, see PILI.

MO'OMIA, adj. to be desired.

MO'OMO'O, v.i. to long for, to desire, pass. moomia.

MO'OMO'OGA, n. desire, longing, wish. lou moomooga.

MOU, v.i. to vanish, to disappear see NIMO.

MOU, prep. for your, as yours. contraction of mo and o'u.

MOGAMOGA, n. a cockroach.

MOLE, adj. to faint, to be exhausted as with hunger, thirst, or pain. the feeling of an empty stomach. molemanava, to feel hunger pangs in the stomach..

MOLI, n. 1. an orange. la'u moli. 2. soap, a cake of soap. also FASI MOLI.

MOLI, n. a lamp, an artificial light.

MOLIO'O, v.t. to carry or convey all the way, to take something to the destination. see MOMOLI.

MOLI UILA, n. 1. a flashlight. 2. electric lights. (matauila, a light bulb).

MOLIMAU, v.i. to testify,to bear witness. see MAU.to give evidence.

MOLIMAU, n. a witness, a testimony (of the gospel, etc) lau molimau, my testimony. n. evidence.

MOLIMAU PEPELO, v.i. to lie, to bear false witness, see PEPELO.

MOLIMATAGI, n. a lantern. see MOLI.

MOLITINO, v.t. to convey direct to a person to convey plainly opinions or wishes.

MOLi TU, n. alamp. see MOLI.

MOMO'E, v.i. to run. pl. taufetuli, femoeai.

MOMOI, prefix meaning `crumbs of' momoi talo,crumbs of taro.

MOMOLI, v.t. 1. to send 2. to convey or carry, of messages etc. 3. to escort 4. to prosecute.pass. molia.

MOMOMO, adj. broken (of the heart) Ua momomo lo'u loto.

MOMONO, n. a cork, a stopper, a plug. `O le momono o le fagu.

MOMONO, v,t, to cork, to stop up, to plug.

MONA, prep. for his, hers, or its, a contraction of mo and ona.

MONE, n. the rough condition of the skin when in fear.

MONI, adj. true, real actual. see MO'I.

MOTO, adj. not mature, green of fruit and vegetables.see MATA; MOTO, n. fist. laumoto.

MOTU, n. 1. an island, lou motu. 2. a multitude, `o le motu o tagata.

MOTU, v.t. to break as a twig. string, rope, etc. pass. motusia. redup.motumotu.

MOTUMOTU, n. cinders, the end of burned wood.

MOTUSIA, adj. broken off discontinued, cut short. Sa motusia le pule. The authority was broken.

MU, v.i. to burn, to glow,of a fire, to be burnt, as a ginger, to burn with heat as a fever, or a pain. `Ua ou mu i le la. I am sunburned.

MUA'I, adj. first, see MUAMUA.

MUAULU, n. the forehead, lona muaulu.

MUAMUA, adj. first, see MUAI, ULUAI.

MUIMUI, v.i. to murmur, to complain see FAAMEO; TOMUMU.

MULI, n. the rear end of something the rump of a human or an animal.

MULI, adj. to be last in a race.

MULILUA, v.i. to commit adultery. pl. mulilua.

MULILUA, n. adultery.

MULIMULI, v.i. to follow.

MULIMULI, adj. last, ant. MUAMUA.

MULIMULI ANE, adv. afterwards, following this, later.

MULIVAE, n. the heel of the foot. lona mulivae.

MULIVAI, n. the end of the river. ona mulivai.

MULU, v.t. 1. to wash, to rinse. 2. to handle with the hands. redup. mulumulu also MUMULU. syn. TAGO.

MULUMU, v. to tap the wicket in a cricket match

MUMU, adj. red, reddish.

MUMU, n. elephantiasis, filaria. lona mumu.

MUMU, n. to all come together as flies to food.

MUNA, v.i. to grumble, of a young person to an elder person.

MUSA, v.i. to hop, to skip. redup. musamusa.

MUSA, adv. has an intensifying effect used with sili. ua sili musa ona lelelei.

MUSU, v.i. to be unwilling, to be obstinate.

MUSUMUSU, v.i. to whisper. pass.musuia.

MUSUMUSUGA, n. a whispering, especially, musumusuga a le Agaga Paia.

MUTA'AGA, n. the end.

MUTIA, n. grass. `o le mutia o le nu'u.

MUTIMUTIVALE, adj. distressing to the mind. (of love).

MUTIMUTIVALE, v.i. to be distressed in mind over love.

MUTU, adj. maimed, amputated cut short. `Ua mutu lona lima. see MOTU.