What does bolo mean in Samoan?

Answer 1

In Samoan culture, "bolo" refers to a traditional woven belt that is worn around the waist. These belts are often intricately designed and can hold cultural significance in ceremonies and everyday wear. The bolo is a symbol of Samoan craftsmanship and artistry, showcasing the skill and creativity of the weavers who create them.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, "bolo" in Samoan means to disappear or vanish. It's like when your last slice of Pizza bolo's from the box when you turn your back for a second. So, yeah, if something goes missing in Samoa, you can just blame it on bolo-ing.

Answer 3

"Bolo" in Samoan means "to throw" or "to cast." So, if you ever find yourself in Samoa and someone tells you to "bolo" something, just chuck it with all your might. Just don't blame me if it goes flying into the neighbor's yard.

Answer 4

bolo means pen1s so if someone says you got small bolos that mean you have a small pen1s and the person who said that is an poly and probably is right about your bolo.

Answer 5

Bolo is slang for testicles and tasi means "one". Edit: Samoa does not have "B" in its alphabet. So the word would be "polo". "Tasi polo" is "One ball".

Answer 6

Bolo means a d1ck or pen1s, people may say ''you have small bolos'', this means you have a small pen1s, they may be right or they may be right

Answer 7

Tasi = One (as in the number 1).