Again, thanks for the beautiful suggestion. In speaking the voice is raised, and the emphasis falls on the last word in each sentence. Ili is a fan, from what I understand. ; sa alu (verb), teine (subject), fale (object). (1) a beloved person; used as terms of endearment. The singular number is known by the article with the noun; e.g. I know of a couple of other older women with the name but was wondering what it means? Sorry for the loss of your son. An example of this can be seen in the example below, where the preposition o precedes the negative particle lē. I am of Samoan culture but have not had time to study upon it. I can’t wait to meet my beautiful “hidden” treasure. In this example of a negated declarative sentence, it can be seen that, in Samoan, there is no equivalent gloss for 'unhappy'.
I asked my grandmother & she said you are right. Negative imperative verbs are discussed later in this entry. Sometimes such nouns have a passive meaning, such as being acted upon; ʻO le taomaga a lau, the thatch that has been pressed; ʻo le faupuʻega a maʻa, the heap of stones, that is, the stones which have been heaped up. mai = from, originate from; maʻi = sickness, illness.[13]. Samoan language is so beautiful , As for Luka (which I think is a cute variation of your name)… The letter R was not in our original alphabet. Writers in the 1800s like Platt were unable to understand the underlying principles governing the use of the two forms: "There is no general rule which will apply to every case. Your email address will not be published. Samoan culture is truly beautiful. We called her Lupe for short and it doesnt stop there she has all her girls with samoan names there is Nafanuapapafaotumua and the youngest girl Aliitaeaofaigameailetai… and the stories behind these names i cant stop having my aunt tells it all over again…, Lupe o le Foaga Sausau i Moana Mataniu Feagai ma le Ata…. You might want to check the spelling to make sure it’s not Eleni..just a thought.
named after my grandma!! See the example from Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp.56) in the sentence below: E leai ni taavale, aua e lei oo atu i ai ala taavale, GENR {not exist} ART(NSP.PL) car because GENR {not yet} reach DIR LD ANAPH road(SP.PL) car, 'There were not any cars, because the roads did not reach there.'. Yes, the evil is flowing nicely. (16) He denied that he was in any pain or that there was anything wrong with his children or beloved grandchildren. But the word, “star” in Samoan is fetu (feh TOO), also a popular name for children. Hi Sue, I started to love my name because my parents didn’t give me that name for no reason.
Hi jjw, it’s definitely Eline, I have other family members named after my deceased aunty. Seven people are going/travelling by bus. Ano ang mga kasabihan sa sa aking kababata?
People scratch their heads when I say I chose a Samoan name, like those names are only meant for offensive linemen. (3) My only regret is leaving my beloved wife and my son unprotected in the midst of the wretched strife that ails our realm. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. The meaning of leʻi differs slightly from that of lē. That’s a beautiful name. When used to form a pronoun or participle, le and se are contractions for le e, se e, and so are accented; as ʻO le ona le mea, the owner, literally the (person) whose (is) the thing, instead of O le e ona le mea. lol. Also German and Samoan but i speak English for some reason.
It’s most likely a title name. /g/ becomes [k] in some cases (gas = "kesi"), while /tʃ/, /ʃ/ and /dʒ/ usually become [s] (Charles = "Salesi", Charlotte = "Salata", James = "Semisi"). Occasionally the reciprocal form is used as a plural; as lele, flying; ʻo manu felelei, flying creatures, birds. “tay-weela”? I’m having my second daughter and wanted her to have a Samoan name as well, my name is Nive Vaiola and my first daughter is named Lanuola Aute.
I’m looking for the Samoan translation of the girl’s name, Grace. The phrase refers to that moment when tears start to well up in the eyes .. like, ‘ua maligi o’u loimata i le matagofie o le aso’ which means, I begin to tear up at the beauty of the day… or something like that lol. He named me FAALAGILAGIOAIGASATUALA but i go as Lagi for short. When attached to negated verb phrases, faʻa= means having the qualities of or being similar to whatever is denoted by the basic stem or phrase. Which is it??? Tamali’i = high chief. Some adjectives are primitive, as umi, long; poto, wise. We’re hoping to honor him in some way in the meaning of this next baby’s name. I love it. The song was Samoa Matalasi (https://samoan-lyrics.com/samoa-matalasi/). First name is after his first uncle, first middle after his grandfather, and second middle is after is great grandfather. Thank u for the reply…the name is pronounced exactly how u have it written…W=V & G=N. Her mom is Fa’afeu Nele Suapaia It sounds Tongan. In formal speech, fuller forms of the roots mā-, tā-, and lā- are ‘imā-, ‘itā-, and ‘ilā-. Only he (or his family) can confirm that for you. Without them, the actual pronunciations of words quickly become altered and lost. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. Additionally, /l/ is pronounced [ɾ] following a back vowel (/a, o, u/) and preceding an /i/. If you didn't find an alternative name that you like better than Pele, try our name generator. Verbs are also used as adjectives: ʻo le ala faigatā, a difficult road; ʻo le vai tafe, a river, flowing water; ʻo le laʻau ola, a live tree; also the passive: ʻo le aliʻi mātaʻutia.
another is SAVALIOLETOA … that’s also a hand’me down type of name kept in the family buts its the translation that’s AWESOME coz it’s a name for the TAUPOU and it means “the walk of the warrior” … booya! How did you know it? The week long celebration ended yesterday at Keehi Lagoon with dance, speeches and presentations. According to Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp. Their names are Fuamatala and Selesitina. Any thoughts for the new baby’s name? [30] The marks are commonly found before, under and above letters in words and are especially helpful for students and non-native speakers to realize the difference the vowels and glottal stops can make in the pronunciation of words. 'gotcha! Her last name shall be Matasaua, for she shall be the black sheep of a very good family, who brings a bad name and is despised by the rest of the Matasaua family. The alphabet proper consists of only 15 letters: 5 vowels, a e i o u, and 10 consonants, f g l m n p s t v ʻ. I am still looking for a Samoan girls name to carry on the heritage. There is a particle, faʻa=, that acts as a causative, as well being as the most common prefix in the Samoan language. /ɾ h/ are found in loan words. Comparison is generally effected by using two adjectives, both in the positive state; thus e lelei lenei, ʻa e leaga lena, this is good – but that is bad, not in itself, but in comparison with the other; e umi lenei, a e puupuu lena, this is long, that is short. GENR torture LD thing=life(SP.PL). I’ve lived in Auckland for a couple of decades now and in my experience, Talia is one of the easier names for non-Samoans to pronounce. Lē and lei negate declarative and interrogative sentences, but do not negate imperative sentences. It could be like a message to your new baby that someone special is up in the Heavens – hanging out with Jesus – looking out for him or her.
Nofo = sitting. English to Samoan Dictionary (Free).
Having established more-or-less satisfactory alphabets and spelling, teaching the indigenous people how to write and read their own language was next necessary. I just found out today I am expecting baby girl #4. It is often combined with the negative particle lē (or its allomorphs) to form the construction faʻa=lē=. I was scrolling through comments on YouTube about one of Jamoa Jam’s songs and came across a name. Which is my dads mother. We hope this will help you in learning languages.
Categories: General What does pele mean in English? We don’t know the gender yet. I know that tupou (in both Samoan and Tongan) refers to royalty, so that at least is a starting place for your search , i have a cousin her name is Lupeolefoagasausauimoanamataniufeagaimaleata i asked my aunty where she gets her daughter’s name and she say its all combine named from her mother mother in law grandmothers both sides and great great grandmothers. THESE ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL NAMES!
See the example below with sōia as the negative imperative: This works differently from ʻaua, although they are both imperative.
These 16 names were selected by our users that were looking for other names like Pele.
Again, thanks for the beautiful suggestion. In speaking the voice is raised, and the emphasis falls on the last word in each sentence. Ili is a fan, from what I understand. ; sa alu (verb), teine (subject), fale (object). (1) a beloved person; used as terms of endearment. The singular number is known by the article with the noun; e.g. I know of a couple of other older women with the name but was wondering what it means? Sorry for the loss of your son. An example of this can be seen in the example below, where the preposition o precedes the negative particle lē. I am of Samoan culture but have not had time to study upon it. I can’t wait to meet my beautiful “hidden” treasure. In this example of a negated declarative sentence, it can be seen that, in Samoan, there is no equivalent gloss for 'unhappy'.
I asked my grandmother & she said you are right. Negative imperative verbs are discussed later in this entry. Sometimes such nouns have a passive meaning, such as being acted upon; ʻO le taomaga a lau, the thatch that has been pressed; ʻo le faupuʻega a maʻa, the heap of stones, that is, the stones which have been heaped up. mai = from, originate from; maʻi = sickness, illness.[13]. Samoan language is so beautiful , As for Luka (which I think is a cute variation of your name)… The letter R was not in our original alphabet. Writers in the 1800s like Platt were unable to understand the underlying principles governing the use of the two forms: "There is no general rule which will apply to every case. Your email address will not be published. Samoan culture is truly beautiful. We called her Lupe for short and it doesnt stop there she has all her girls with samoan names there is Nafanuapapafaotumua and the youngest girl Aliitaeaofaigameailetai… and the stories behind these names i cant stop having my aunt tells it all over again…, Lupe o le Foaga Sausau i Moana Mataniu Feagai ma le Ata…. You might want to check the spelling to make sure it’s not Eleni..just a thought.
named after my grandma!! See the example from Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp.56) in the sentence below: E leai ni taavale, aua e lei oo atu i ai ala taavale, GENR {not exist} ART(NSP.PL) car because GENR {not yet} reach DIR LD ANAPH road(SP.PL) car, 'There were not any cars, because the roads did not reach there.'. Yes, the evil is flowing nicely. (16) He denied that he was in any pain or that there was anything wrong with his children or beloved grandchildren. But the word, “star” in Samoan is fetu (feh TOO), also a popular name for children. Hi Sue, I started to love my name because my parents didn’t give me that name for no reason.
Hi jjw, it’s definitely Eline, I have other family members named after my deceased aunty. Seven people are going/travelling by bus. Ano ang mga kasabihan sa sa aking kababata?
People scratch their heads when I say I chose a Samoan name, like those names are only meant for offensive linemen. (3) My only regret is leaving my beloved wife and my son unprotected in the midst of the wretched strife that ails our realm. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. The meaning of leʻi differs slightly from that of lē. That’s a beautiful name. When used to form a pronoun or participle, le and se are contractions for le e, se e, and so are accented; as ʻO le ona le mea, the owner, literally the (person) whose (is) the thing, instead of O le e ona le mea. lol. Also German and Samoan but i speak English for some reason.
It’s most likely a title name. /g/ becomes [k] in some cases (gas = "kesi"), while /tʃ/, /ʃ/ and /dʒ/ usually become [s] (Charles = "Salesi", Charlotte = "Salata", James = "Semisi"). Occasionally the reciprocal form is used as a plural; as lele, flying; ʻo manu felelei, flying creatures, birds. “tay-weela”? I’m having my second daughter and wanted her to have a Samoan name as well, my name is Nive Vaiola and my first daughter is named Lanuola Aute.
I’m looking for the Samoan translation of the girl’s name, Grace. The phrase refers to that moment when tears start to well up in the eyes .. like, ‘ua maligi o’u loimata i le matagofie o le aso’ which means, I begin to tear up at the beauty of the day… or something like that lol. He named me FAALAGILAGIOAIGASATUALA but i go as Lagi for short. When attached to negated verb phrases, faʻa= means having the qualities of or being similar to whatever is denoted by the basic stem or phrase. Which is it??? Tamali’i = high chief. Some adjectives are primitive, as umi, long; poto, wise. We’re hoping to honor him in some way in the meaning of this next baby’s name. I love it. The song was Samoa Matalasi (https://samoan-lyrics.com/samoa-matalasi/). First name is after his first uncle, first middle after his grandfather, and second middle is after is great grandfather. Thank u for the reply…the name is pronounced exactly how u have it written…W=V & G=N. Her mom is Fa’afeu Nele Suapaia It sounds Tongan. In formal speech, fuller forms of the roots mā-, tā-, and lā- are ‘imā-, ‘itā-, and ‘ilā-. Only he (or his family) can confirm that for you. Without them, the actual pronunciations of words quickly become altered and lost. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. Additionally, /l/ is pronounced [ɾ] following a back vowel (/a, o, u/) and preceding an /i/. If you didn't find an alternative name that you like better than Pele, try our name generator. Verbs are also used as adjectives: ʻo le ala faigatā, a difficult road; ʻo le vai tafe, a river, flowing water; ʻo le laʻau ola, a live tree; also the passive: ʻo le aliʻi mātaʻutia.
another is SAVALIOLETOA … that’s also a hand’me down type of name kept in the family buts its the translation that’s AWESOME coz it’s a name for the TAUPOU and it means “the walk of the warrior” … booya! How did you know it? The week long celebration ended yesterday at Keehi Lagoon with dance, speeches and presentations. According to Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp. Their names are Fuamatala and Selesitina. Any thoughts for the new baby’s name? [30] The marks are commonly found before, under and above letters in words and are especially helpful for students and non-native speakers to realize the difference the vowels and glottal stops can make in the pronunciation of words. 'gotcha! Her last name shall be Matasaua, for she shall be the black sheep of a very good family, who brings a bad name and is despised by the rest of the Matasaua family. The alphabet proper consists of only 15 letters: 5 vowels, a e i o u, and 10 consonants, f g l m n p s t v ʻ. I am still looking for a Samoan girls name to carry on the heritage. There is a particle, faʻa=, that acts as a causative, as well being as the most common prefix in the Samoan language. /ɾ h/ are found in loan words. Comparison is generally effected by using two adjectives, both in the positive state; thus e lelei lenei, ʻa e leaga lena, this is good – but that is bad, not in itself, but in comparison with the other; e umi lenei, a e puupuu lena, this is long, that is short. GENR torture LD thing=life(SP.PL). I’ve lived in Auckland for a couple of decades now and in my experience, Talia is one of the easier names for non-Samoans to pronounce. Lē and lei negate declarative and interrogative sentences, but do not negate imperative sentences. It could be like a message to your new baby that someone special is up in the Heavens – hanging out with Jesus – looking out for him or her.
Nofo = sitting. English to Samoan Dictionary (Free).
Having established more-or-less satisfactory alphabets and spelling, teaching the indigenous people how to write and read their own language was next necessary. I just found out today I am expecting baby girl #4. It is often combined with the negative particle lē (or its allomorphs) to form the construction faʻa=lē=. I was scrolling through comments on YouTube about one of Jamoa Jam’s songs and came across a name. Which is my dads mother. We hope this will help you in learning languages.
Categories: General What does pele mean in English? We don’t know the gender yet. I know that tupou (in both Samoan and Tongan) refers to royalty, so that at least is a starting place for your search , i have a cousin her name is Lupeolefoagasausauimoanamataniufeagaimaleata i asked my aunty where she gets her daughter’s name and she say its all combine named from her mother mother in law grandmothers both sides and great great grandmothers. THESE ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL NAMES!
See the example below with sōia as the negative imperative: This works differently from ʻaua, although they are both imperative.
These 16 names were selected by our users that were looking for other names like Pele.
Again, thanks for the beautiful suggestion. In speaking the voice is raised, and the emphasis falls on the last word in each sentence. Ili is a fan, from what I understand. ; sa alu (verb), teine (subject), fale (object). (1) a beloved person; used as terms of endearment. The singular number is known by the article with the noun; e.g. I know of a couple of other older women with the name but was wondering what it means? Sorry for the loss of your son. An example of this can be seen in the example below, where the preposition o precedes the negative particle lē. I am of Samoan culture but have not had time to study upon it. I can’t wait to meet my beautiful “hidden” treasure. In this example of a negated declarative sentence, it can be seen that, in Samoan, there is no equivalent gloss for 'unhappy'.
I asked my grandmother & she said you are right. Negative imperative verbs are discussed later in this entry. Sometimes such nouns have a passive meaning, such as being acted upon; ʻO le taomaga a lau, the thatch that has been pressed; ʻo le faupuʻega a maʻa, the heap of stones, that is, the stones which have been heaped up. mai = from, originate from; maʻi = sickness, illness.[13]. Samoan language is so beautiful , As for Luka (which I think is a cute variation of your name)… The letter R was not in our original alphabet. Writers in the 1800s like Platt were unable to understand the underlying principles governing the use of the two forms: "There is no general rule which will apply to every case. Your email address will not be published. Samoan culture is truly beautiful. We called her Lupe for short and it doesnt stop there she has all her girls with samoan names there is Nafanuapapafaotumua and the youngest girl Aliitaeaofaigameailetai… and the stories behind these names i cant stop having my aunt tells it all over again…, Lupe o le Foaga Sausau i Moana Mataniu Feagai ma le Ata…. You might want to check the spelling to make sure it’s not Eleni..just a thought.
named after my grandma!! See the example from Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp.56) in the sentence below: E leai ni taavale, aua e lei oo atu i ai ala taavale, GENR {not exist} ART(NSP.PL) car because GENR {not yet} reach DIR LD ANAPH road(SP.PL) car, 'There were not any cars, because the roads did not reach there.'. Yes, the evil is flowing nicely. (16) He denied that he was in any pain or that there was anything wrong with his children or beloved grandchildren. But the word, “star” in Samoan is fetu (feh TOO), also a popular name for children. Hi Sue, I started to love my name because my parents didn’t give me that name for no reason.
Hi jjw, it’s definitely Eline, I have other family members named after my deceased aunty. Seven people are going/travelling by bus. Ano ang mga kasabihan sa sa aking kababata?
People scratch their heads when I say I chose a Samoan name, like those names are only meant for offensive linemen. (3) My only regret is leaving my beloved wife and my son unprotected in the midst of the wretched strife that ails our realm. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. The meaning of leʻi differs slightly from that of lē. That’s a beautiful name. When used to form a pronoun or participle, le and se are contractions for le e, se e, and so are accented; as ʻO le ona le mea, the owner, literally the (person) whose (is) the thing, instead of O le e ona le mea. lol. Also German and Samoan but i speak English for some reason.
It’s most likely a title name. /g/ becomes [k] in some cases (gas = "kesi"), while /tʃ/, /ʃ/ and /dʒ/ usually become [s] (Charles = "Salesi", Charlotte = "Salata", James = "Semisi"). Occasionally the reciprocal form is used as a plural; as lele, flying; ʻo manu felelei, flying creatures, birds. “tay-weela”? I’m having my second daughter and wanted her to have a Samoan name as well, my name is Nive Vaiola and my first daughter is named Lanuola Aute.
I’m looking for the Samoan translation of the girl’s name, Grace. The phrase refers to that moment when tears start to well up in the eyes .. like, ‘ua maligi o’u loimata i le matagofie o le aso’ which means, I begin to tear up at the beauty of the day… or something like that lol. He named me FAALAGILAGIOAIGASATUALA but i go as Lagi for short. When attached to negated verb phrases, faʻa= means having the qualities of or being similar to whatever is denoted by the basic stem or phrase. Which is it??? Tamali’i = high chief. Some adjectives are primitive, as umi, long; poto, wise. We’re hoping to honor him in some way in the meaning of this next baby’s name. I love it. The song was Samoa Matalasi (https://samoan-lyrics.com/samoa-matalasi/). First name is after his first uncle, first middle after his grandfather, and second middle is after is great grandfather. Thank u for the reply…the name is pronounced exactly how u have it written…W=V & G=N. Her mom is Fa’afeu Nele Suapaia It sounds Tongan. In formal speech, fuller forms of the roots mā-, tā-, and lā- are ‘imā-, ‘itā-, and ‘ilā-. Only he (or his family) can confirm that for you. Without them, the actual pronunciations of words quickly become altered and lost. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. Additionally, /l/ is pronounced [ɾ] following a back vowel (/a, o, u/) and preceding an /i/. If you didn't find an alternative name that you like better than Pele, try our name generator. Verbs are also used as adjectives: ʻo le ala faigatā, a difficult road; ʻo le vai tafe, a river, flowing water; ʻo le laʻau ola, a live tree; also the passive: ʻo le aliʻi mātaʻutia.
another is SAVALIOLETOA … that’s also a hand’me down type of name kept in the family buts its the translation that’s AWESOME coz it’s a name for the TAUPOU and it means “the walk of the warrior” … booya! How did you know it? The week long celebration ended yesterday at Keehi Lagoon with dance, speeches and presentations. According to Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp. Their names are Fuamatala and Selesitina. Any thoughts for the new baby’s name? [30] The marks are commonly found before, under and above letters in words and are especially helpful for students and non-native speakers to realize the difference the vowels and glottal stops can make in the pronunciation of words. 'gotcha! Her last name shall be Matasaua, for she shall be the black sheep of a very good family, who brings a bad name and is despised by the rest of the Matasaua family. The alphabet proper consists of only 15 letters: 5 vowels, a e i o u, and 10 consonants, f g l m n p s t v ʻ. I am still looking for a Samoan girls name to carry on the heritage. There is a particle, faʻa=, that acts as a causative, as well being as the most common prefix in the Samoan language. /ɾ h/ are found in loan words. Comparison is generally effected by using two adjectives, both in the positive state; thus e lelei lenei, ʻa e leaga lena, this is good – but that is bad, not in itself, but in comparison with the other; e umi lenei, a e puupuu lena, this is long, that is short. GENR torture LD thing=life(SP.PL). I’ve lived in Auckland for a couple of decades now and in my experience, Talia is one of the easier names for non-Samoans to pronounce. Lē and lei negate declarative and interrogative sentences, but do not negate imperative sentences. It could be like a message to your new baby that someone special is up in the Heavens – hanging out with Jesus – looking out for him or her.
Nofo = sitting. English to Samoan Dictionary (Free).
Having established more-or-less satisfactory alphabets and spelling, teaching the indigenous people how to write and read their own language was next necessary. I just found out today I am expecting baby girl #4. It is often combined with the negative particle lē (or its allomorphs) to form the construction faʻa=lē=. I was scrolling through comments on YouTube about one of Jamoa Jam’s songs and came across a name. Which is my dads mother. We hope this will help you in learning languages.
Categories: General What does pele mean in English? We don’t know the gender yet. I know that tupou (in both Samoan and Tongan) refers to royalty, so that at least is a starting place for your search , i have a cousin her name is Lupeolefoagasausauimoanamataniufeagaimaleata i asked my aunty where she gets her daughter’s name and she say its all combine named from her mother mother in law grandmothers both sides and great great grandmothers. THESE ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL NAMES!
See the example below with sōia as the negative imperative: This works differently from ʻaua, although they are both imperative.
These 16 names were selected by our users that were looking for other names like Pele.
Possessive relations are indicated by the particles a or o. Possessive pronouns also have a-forms and o-forms: lou, lau, lona, lana, lo and la matou, etc. [14][15], Loanwords from English and other languages have been adapted to Samoan phonology:[16].
If you have already watched these shows then you may recall the words used in the following dialogs. If you ARE Samoan… even just a little bit…? Hey Kendall… so sorry to hear about your son’s passing. or "O a mai oe i lenei aso, Pepe?" Familial sequence was denoted with terms such as ulumatua ("eldest"), ui'i ("youngest"), and ogatotonu ("middle child"); first and last born were also deemed honorifically, pa le manava ("opening the womb") and pupuni le manava ("sealing the womb"), respectively. Need to translate "tasi e pele" from Samoan? Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Pele Meaning and Samoan to English Translation. Meaning and definitions of beloved, translation in Samoan language for beloved with similar and opposite words.
Again, thanks for the beautiful suggestion. In speaking the voice is raised, and the emphasis falls on the last word in each sentence. Ili is a fan, from what I understand. ; sa alu (verb), teine (subject), fale (object). (1) a beloved person; used as terms of endearment. The singular number is known by the article with the noun; e.g. I know of a couple of other older women with the name but was wondering what it means? Sorry for the loss of your son. An example of this can be seen in the example below, where the preposition o precedes the negative particle lē. I am of Samoan culture but have not had time to study upon it. I can’t wait to meet my beautiful “hidden” treasure. In this example of a negated declarative sentence, it can be seen that, in Samoan, there is no equivalent gloss for 'unhappy'.
I asked my grandmother & she said you are right. Negative imperative verbs are discussed later in this entry. Sometimes such nouns have a passive meaning, such as being acted upon; ʻO le taomaga a lau, the thatch that has been pressed; ʻo le faupuʻega a maʻa, the heap of stones, that is, the stones which have been heaped up. mai = from, originate from; maʻi = sickness, illness.[13]. Samoan language is so beautiful , As for Luka (which I think is a cute variation of your name)… The letter R was not in our original alphabet. Writers in the 1800s like Platt were unable to understand the underlying principles governing the use of the two forms: "There is no general rule which will apply to every case. Your email address will not be published. Samoan culture is truly beautiful. We called her Lupe for short and it doesnt stop there she has all her girls with samoan names there is Nafanuapapafaotumua and the youngest girl Aliitaeaofaigameailetai… and the stories behind these names i cant stop having my aunt tells it all over again…, Lupe o le Foaga Sausau i Moana Mataniu Feagai ma le Ata…. You might want to check the spelling to make sure it’s not Eleni..just a thought.
named after my grandma!! See the example from Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp.56) in the sentence below: E leai ni taavale, aua e lei oo atu i ai ala taavale, GENR {not exist} ART(NSP.PL) car because GENR {not yet} reach DIR LD ANAPH road(SP.PL) car, 'There were not any cars, because the roads did not reach there.'. Yes, the evil is flowing nicely. (16) He denied that he was in any pain or that there was anything wrong with his children or beloved grandchildren. But the word, “star” in Samoan is fetu (feh TOO), also a popular name for children. Hi Sue, I started to love my name because my parents didn’t give me that name for no reason.
Hi jjw, it’s definitely Eline, I have other family members named after my deceased aunty. Seven people are going/travelling by bus. Ano ang mga kasabihan sa sa aking kababata?
People scratch their heads when I say I chose a Samoan name, like those names are only meant for offensive linemen. (3) My only regret is leaving my beloved wife and my son unprotected in the midst of the wretched strife that ails our realm. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. The meaning of leʻi differs slightly from that of lē. That’s a beautiful name. When used to form a pronoun or participle, le and se are contractions for le e, se e, and so are accented; as ʻO le ona le mea, the owner, literally the (person) whose (is) the thing, instead of O le e ona le mea. lol. Also German and Samoan but i speak English for some reason.
It’s most likely a title name. /g/ becomes [k] in some cases (gas = "kesi"), while /tʃ/, /ʃ/ and /dʒ/ usually become [s] (Charles = "Salesi", Charlotte = "Salata", James = "Semisi"). Occasionally the reciprocal form is used as a plural; as lele, flying; ʻo manu felelei, flying creatures, birds. “tay-weela”? I’m having my second daughter and wanted her to have a Samoan name as well, my name is Nive Vaiola and my first daughter is named Lanuola Aute.
I’m looking for the Samoan translation of the girl’s name, Grace. The phrase refers to that moment when tears start to well up in the eyes .. like, ‘ua maligi o’u loimata i le matagofie o le aso’ which means, I begin to tear up at the beauty of the day… or something like that lol. He named me FAALAGILAGIOAIGASATUALA but i go as Lagi for short. When attached to negated verb phrases, faʻa= means having the qualities of or being similar to whatever is denoted by the basic stem or phrase. Which is it??? Tamali’i = high chief. Some adjectives are primitive, as umi, long; poto, wise. We’re hoping to honor him in some way in the meaning of this next baby’s name. I love it. The song was Samoa Matalasi (https://samoan-lyrics.com/samoa-matalasi/). First name is after his first uncle, first middle after his grandfather, and second middle is after is great grandfather. Thank u for the reply…the name is pronounced exactly how u have it written…W=V & G=N. Her mom is Fa’afeu Nele Suapaia It sounds Tongan. In formal speech, fuller forms of the roots mā-, tā-, and lā- are ‘imā-, ‘itā-, and ‘ilā-. Only he (or his family) can confirm that for you. Without them, the actual pronunciations of words quickly become altered and lost. Others might think you named your daughter after the all-time great soccer player, but the simple, exotic, and lovely name Pele has mythological roots. Additionally, /l/ is pronounced [ɾ] following a back vowel (/a, o, u/) and preceding an /i/. If you didn't find an alternative name that you like better than Pele, try our name generator. Verbs are also used as adjectives: ʻo le ala faigatā, a difficult road; ʻo le vai tafe, a river, flowing water; ʻo le laʻau ola, a live tree; also the passive: ʻo le aliʻi mātaʻutia.
another is SAVALIOLETOA … that’s also a hand’me down type of name kept in the family buts its the translation that’s AWESOME coz it’s a name for the TAUPOU and it means “the walk of the warrior” … booya! How did you know it? The week long celebration ended yesterday at Keehi Lagoon with dance, speeches and presentations. According to Mosel & Hovdhaugen (1992, pp. Their names are Fuamatala and Selesitina. Any thoughts for the new baby’s name? [30] The marks are commonly found before, under and above letters in words and are especially helpful for students and non-native speakers to realize the difference the vowels and glottal stops can make in the pronunciation of words. 'gotcha! Her last name shall be Matasaua, for she shall be the black sheep of a very good family, who brings a bad name and is despised by the rest of the Matasaua family. The alphabet proper consists of only 15 letters: 5 vowels, a e i o u, and 10 consonants, f g l m n p s t v ʻ. I am still looking for a Samoan girls name to carry on the heritage. There is a particle, faʻa=, that acts as a causative, as well being as the most common prefix in the Samoan language. /ɾ h/ are found in loan words. Comparison is generally effected by using two adjectives, both in the positive state; thus e lelei lenei, ʻa e leaga lena, this is good – but that is bad, not in itself, but in comparison with the other; e umi lenei, a e puupuu lena, this is long, that is short. GENR torture LD thing=life(SP.PL). I’ve lived in Auckland for a couple of decades now and in my experience, Talia is one of the easier names for non-Samoans to pronounce. Lē and lei negate declarative and interrogative sentences, but do not negate imperative sentences. It could be like a message to your new baby that someone special is up in the Heavens – hanging out with Jesus – looking out for him or her.
Nofo = sitting. English to Samoan Dictionary (Free).
Having established more-or-less satisfactory alphabets and spelling, teaching the indigenous people how to write and read their own language was next necessary. I just found out today I am expecting baby girl #4. It is often combined with the negative particle lē (or its allomorphs) to form the construction faʻa=lē=. I was scrolling through comments on YouTube about one of Jamoa Jam’s songs and came across a name. Which is my dads mother. We hope this will help you in learning languages.
Categories: General What does pele mean in English? We don’t know the gender yet. I know that tupou (in both Samoan and Tongan) refers to royalty, so that at least is a starting place for your search , i have a cousin her name is Lupeolefoagasausauimoanamataniufeagaimaleata i asked my aunty where she gets her daughter’s name and she say its all combine named from her mother mother in law grandmothers both sides and great great grandmothers. THESE ARE SUCH BEAUTIFUL NAMES!
See the example below with sōia as the negative imperative: This works differently from ʻaua, although they are both imperative.
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