Pasefika Sāmoan Dictionary: Uso o le tamā matua

Uso o le tamā matua in Sāmoan language is Granduncle (brother of grandfather) in English language.

Granduncle (brother of grandfather) in English language is known as:


Uso o le tamā matua

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English Sāmoan Hawaiʻian Tongan Tahitian Māori Scientific
Paper mulberry Uʻa Wauke Hiapo Aute Aute Broussonetia papyrifera
Pier Uafu Uapo Uafu
Yam Ufi Uhi ʻUfi Dioscorea
Dog ʻUlī ʻĪlio Kulī ʻŪrī Kurī Canis familiaris
Black Uliuli ʻEleʻele ‘Uli‘uli ‘Ere‘ere
Head Ulu Poʻo ʻUlu Upoʻo Upoko
Breadfruit ʻUlu ʻUlu Mei ʻUru Kuru Artocarpus altilis
Trevally (51 cm - 80 cm) Ulua Ulua Caranx
Finished ʻUma Pau
Done ʻUma Pau
Sweet Potato ʻUmala ʻUala Ipomoea batatas
Oven Umu Imu Ngotoʻumu Hīmāʻa Hāngī
Friend Uō Hoaloha Kaumeʻa Hoa Hoa
Euodia hortensis Usi Euodia hortensis
Sister (older of a female) Uso Kaikuaʻana Ta‘okete Tua‘ana Tuakana
Brother (older of a male) Uso Kaikuaʻana Ta‘okete Tua‘ana Tuakana
Sister (younger of a female) Uso Kaikaina Tehina Teina Teina
Brother (younger of a male) Uso Kaikaina Tehina Teina Teina
Uncle (brother of father) Uso o le tamā
Granduncle (brother of grandfather) Uso o le tamā matua
Aunt (sister of mother) Uso o le tinā
Grandaunt (sister of grandmother) Uso o le tinā matua
Coconut Crab Ūū Uʻa vāhi Birgus Latro

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