Pasefika Sāmoan Dictionary: ʻOso
ʻOso in Sāmoan language is Planting Stick in English language.
Planting Stick in English language is known as:
- ʻOso in Sāmoan language
- ʻŌʻō in Hawaiʻian language
- in Tongan language
- in Tahitian language
- in Māori language
ʻOso (Digging Stick) - noun
ʻOso (phonetic: / oh-so / | ipa:/ ˈʔoʊˑsoʊ / | symbols: / ˈ-ˌōsō / )
ʻOso is a word in Sāmoan language used to identify a digging or planting stick.
“ʻOso” in Sāmoan language is translated to “ʻŌʻō” in Hawaiʻian language to meaning digging or planting stick.
Sāmoan to English Dictionary
English | Sāmoan | Hawaiʻian | Tongan | Tahitian | Māori | Scientific |
Bishop wood | ʻOʻa | Bischofia javanica | ||||
Bamboo | ʻOfe Sāmoa | ʻOhe | Schizostachyum glaucifolium | |||
October | Oketopa | ʻOkakopa | ʻOkakopa | Atopa | Oketopa | |
Tree Fern | ʻOliʻolī | Hāpuʻu | Ponga | |||
Sand | Oneone | One | ʻoneʻone | One | One | |
Six | Ono | ʻEono | Ono | Ono | Ono | |
Coconut Plant Sprout | Oʻo | Cocos nucifera | ||||
Digging Stick | ʻOso | ʻŌʻō | ||||
Planting Stick | ʻOso | ʻŌʻō | ||||
Stick (Digging/Planting) | ʻOso | ʻŌʻō |
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The Pasefika Polynesian dictionary is project of Jon Apisa intended as a comparative dictionary to view similarities, differences and cognate relationships of words in multiple Polynesian languages.