Ipu-ti for a cup for drinking tea, etc. Cup as in trophy is Ipu.
"For" (mo)
Gagana
The Samoan word for Jews is "Iuta." This term is used in the context of referring to the Jewish people within the Samoan language and culture.
Samoan
Lesitala
Au'ona
Ipoki is not a Samoan word. Kipoki however means kettle.
The Samoan language does not have a specific word for \"privacy\", but the term \"Alu ese ma a\'u\" can be used as a request to be left alone.
The Samoan language does not have a specific word for \"quality\", but when something is very good, they say \"manaia tele le mea ai\".
move around; wriggle
The Samoan word for the English word "context" is "faʻataʻitaʻiga." In Samoan, this term can refer to the circumstances or background that help clarify the meaning of something. The concept of context is important for understanding language and communication in any culture.
Yes, the Samoan language uses reduplication, where a word or part of a word is repeated for various grammatical purposes, such as to indicate plurality, intensity, or other nuances in meaning. Reduplication is commonly used in Samoan to create new words or convey different aspects of the base word.