What does Lapoa mean in Samoan?

What does Lapoa mean in Samoan?

English Translation. big enough.

What is a toloa?

The toloa is a “dabbling duck”. This means that it doesn’t dive under the water to feed, but rather tips down, with its tail in the air and its neck stretching under the water, to reach the plants and small insects and snails that it feeds on.

What does Toko mean in Tongan?

Toko is a recently introduced slang word (used predominately by youth) derived from the Tongan word tokoua. Tokoua refers to a sibling of the same gender e.g. I (a male) would call my brother my tokoua. The words for Brother and Sister respectively are Tu’onga’ane and Tu’ofefine.

What does AIGA mean in English?

nounplural noun aiga (also ainga) (in Samoan culture) a family. ‘she defies her aiga and elopes for love’ ‘Traditionally, communal ownership was by aiga and was controlled by the matai. ‘

What is Mahe in Māori?

mahi. work or an activity. mana. dictionaries usually translate this as ‘authority, prestige, pride, or status’. Fluent speakers of Māori are aware that this concept in Māori can mean something else that is not always expressed well by the English translations.

Is there a right way to pronounce acai?

There is no right or wrong way on how to pronounce açaí. Just like how you can say soda or pop or how some people pronounce “roof” as “ruff” (but I think that’s just plain weird). This goes along the lines on how the UK writes “favorite” as “favourite.”

What is the meaning of aphthae?

aph·​tha | \\ˈaf-thə, ˈap-thə \\. variants: also aptha \\ ˈap-​ \\. plural aphthae also apthae\\ -​ˌthē \\. 1 : a speck, flake, or blister on the mucous membranes (as in the mouth or gastrointestinal tract or on the lips) characteristic of some diseases (as thrush)

What does acai berry mean?

Definition of acai. 1a or acai berry : a small, dark purple, berrylike fruit with a juicy pulp that is often used in beverages or eaten raw and that is produced by a tall, slender palm (Euterpe oleracea) native to tropical rain forests of Central and South America.

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