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• Daily, soan. [deli] aso fai so‘o, o lea aso ma lea aso.

• Dairy, n. [de-ri] o le fale e fa‘atau ai suasusu ma pata, &c.

• Dalliance, [dal-li-ans] ula, ta‘aloga.

• Damage, n. and v. [dam-ej] fa‘asaunoa.

• Damp, soan. malulu.

• Damsel, n. teine.

• Dance, v. [dans] sa‘a, siva.

• Dandle, v. [dan-dl] fa‘aoleole.

• Danger, n. [den-ja] no danger, e le afaina (only negatively).

• Dangerous, soan. faigata.

• Dare, v. [deâ] fa‘amalosi; to defy, lu‘i.

• Dark, soan. [dak] pogisa, pouliuli.

• Darling, n. [da'-lig] pele.

• Dart, v. [dat] velo.

• Dash, v. [dash] lafotu, palasi.

• Daub, v. [doab] elesi, nini.

• Daughter, n. [doa-ta] a man's, afafine; of a chief, alofafine; a woman's, tamateine.

• Daunt, v. [doant] fa‘amata‘u.

• Dawn, n. [doan] le tafa ‘o ata.

• Day, n. [dei] ao; natural day, aso.

• Dazzle, v. s[gap — reason: unclear]sega; pass. sogaia.

• Deacon, n. [di-kon] tiakono.

• Dead, soan. [ded] oti; to a chief, maliu; animal, mate, pe.

• Deaf, soan. [def] tutuli.

• Deal, v. [dil] out, tufatufa.

• Dear, soan. [dea] pele; in price, tautele.

• Dearth, n. [dirth] oge.

• Death, n. [deth] oti; chief's, maliu.

• Debate, n. [di-bet] finauga.

• Debauch, v. [di-boach] faaleaga.

• Debilitate, v. [di-bil-i-tet] fa‘avaivaia.

• Debility, n. [di-bil-iti] vaivai.

• Debt, n. [det] ‘aitalafu.

• Debtor, n. [det-oa] ‘o le aitalafu.

• Decamp, v. [di-kamp] o ‘ese.

• Decapitate, v. [di-kapi-tet] vavae le ulu; or uto (used only in cursing).

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• Decay, v. [di-kei] pala.

• Decease, n. [di-sis'] oti; chief's, maliu.

• Deceit, n. [de-sit'] pepelo.

• Deceive, v. [de-siv'] pepelo, fa‘a‘ole‘ole.

• December, n. [de-sem-bâ] tesema.

• Decent, soan. [di'-sent] teu lelei, onomea.

• Decide, v. [d-said] pule, uma le filifili.

• Deck [dek] n. foga-va‘a. v. teuteu.

• Declare, v. [di-klea] tala‘i, fa‘ailoa.

• Decline, v. [di-klain] ‘alo, le mafai.

• Decorate, v. [dek-o-ret] teuteu; the person, tifitifi.

• Decorous, soan. [dek-o-rus] onomea.

• Decoy, v. [di-koi] mailei, fa‘alata.

• Decrease, v. [de-kris] e tauau ina itiiti.

• Decree, n. [de-kri] tulafono; v. pule.

• Decrepit, soan. [de-krep-it] sugalugalu.

• Dedicate, v. [ded-i-ket] fa‘asa.

• Deduct, n. [di-dukt] to ‘ese.

• Deep, soan. [dip] loloto, maulalo.

• Deface, v. [de-fes'] fa‘aleaga.

• Defame, v. [de-fem]; ta‘uleaga; tuua‘i.

• Defeat [de-fit] v. tulia, lafoia.

• Defect, n. [de-fekt] ‘o le mea e pona ai.

• Defend, v. leoleo; n. defence.

• Defer, v. tolo, fa‘atuai.

• Deference, n. [defâ-rens] ava.

• Defiance, n. [de-fai-ans] lu‘i.

• Deficient, soan. [di-fi-shient] le ‘atoa, le lava.

• Defile, v. [de-fail'] fa‘aleaga.

• Define, v. [di-fain] tusi tino.

• Deform, v. [di-foam] fa‘amataga.

• Deformed, soan. [di-foam'd] matapua‘a, ‘auvale.

• Defraud, v. [di-froad] pepelo.

• Defray, v. [di-fre] totogi.

• Defy, v. [de-fai] lu‘i.

• Degrade, v. [de-gred] fa‘apau, fao le igoa.

• Delay, v. [di-le] fa‘atuai; faatamala (in a bad sense.)

• Deliberate, v. [de-li-bâ-ret] manatunatu, filifili.

• Deliberately, soav. [de-li-bâ-ret-li] faifaimalie, fa‘agesegese.

• Delicious, soan. [de-li-shius] suamalie.

• Delight, n. [di-lait] fiafia, ‘oli‘oli.

• Delirium, n. valea, fasa.

• Deliver, v. [de-livâ] tu‘u atu e alu; from, lavea‘i.

• Delude, v. [de-liud] fa‘asese, pepelo.

• Deluge, n. [del-uj] lolo.

• Delusion, n. [de-liu-shon] pepelo.

• Demand, v. fai atu; poloa‘i; inoino.

• Demolish, v. [de-mol-ish] fa‘auma, lepeti.

• Demon, n. [di-mon] aitu, temoni.

• Demonstrate, v. [de-mon-stret] fa‘aali tino.

• Denial, n. [di-nail] fa‘afitiga.

• Denounce, v. [di-nauns] ta‘u, momoli.

• Depart, v. [di-pat] alu ‘ese.

• Depend, v. fa‘alagolago.

• Depopulate, v. [di-pop-u-let] fa‘atu‘ufua.

• Depose, v. [de-pos] fa‘apa‘u, fao le igoa.

• Deprave, v. [di-prev] fa‘aleaga.

• Deprive, v. [di-praiv] ave ‘ese.

• Depth, n. loloto.

• Deputy, n. [dep-u-ti] sui.

• Deride, v. [de-raid] tauemu.

• Descend, v. [di-sent] ifoifo.

• Descendant, n. [di-sen-dant] fanau, aiga, gafa.

• Descent, n. [di-sent] ifoa‘i; gafa.

• Describe, v. [de-skraib] fa‘amatala.

• Desecrate, v. [des-i-kret] soli.

• Desert, n. [desert] vao.

• Desert [de-sert'] v. tu‘ulafoa‘i.

• Design, v. [di-sain] manatu.

• Desire, v. and n. [di-saiâ] mana‘o, mo‘omo‘o, naunau, loto.

• Desist, v. tu‘u, prohibition, soia!

• Desolate, soan. [des-so-let] tu‘ufue.

• Despair, n. [di-spea] loto vaivai.

• Despatch, v. [di-spach] fa‘avaevave.

• Despicable, soan. [de-spik-abl] fa‘atauva‘a.

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• Despise, v. [des-pais'] ‘ino‘ino.

• Despond, v. vaivai le loto.

• Despot, n. tupu saua.

• Destination, n. [des-tin-eshon] taunu‘uga.

• Destitute, soan. [des-ti-tiut] mativa, tu‘ulafoa‘iina.

• Destroy, v. [de-stroi] fa‘auma.

• Detach, v. tu‘u ‘ese.

• Detail, v. [di-tel'] talatala.

• Detain, v. [di-ten] taofi.

• Detect, v. [di-tekt] maua.

• Determine, v. [de-tâ-min] ‘uma ona filifili.

• Detest, v. ino‘ino.

• Devastate, v. [dev-as-tet] tu‘i, fa‘auma.

• Develop, v. faaali; faamatala.

• Deviate, v. [di-vi-et] sese, alu ‘ese.

• Device, n. [de-vais'] togafiti; v. devise (devaiz).

• Devil, n. [dev-il] tiapolo.

• Devoid, soan. [de-void] aunoa.

• Devote, v. [di-vot] fa‘a,a, fa‘ato.

• Devour, v. [de-vauâ] lotulotu ‘ai.

• Dew, n. [diu] sau.

• Diadem, n. [dai-a-dem] pale.

• Dialect, n. [dai-a-lekt] gagana.

• Dialogue, n. [dai-a-log] tautalatalaga.

• Diaphragm, n. [dai-a-fram] ga‘o punipu.

• Diarrhœa, n. [dai-a-rea] manava tata.

• Dibble, v. [dib-bl] oso, suo.

• Dictate, v. [dik-tet] pule.

• Did, na faia; t. t. o le v. “do.”

• Die, [dai] v. a. fa‘alanu.

• Die, [dai] v. n. animals, &c., mate, pe; man, oti; chiefs, maliu.

• Differ, v. [dif-fâ] ‘ese‘ese; n. difference.

• Difficult, soan. [dif-fi-kult] faigata.

• Diffident, soan. ma. mata-muli.

• Diffuse, v. [dif-fius] fa‘asalalau.

• Dig, v. ‘eli.

• Digest, v. [dai-jest] liu mea‘ai i le manava.

• Dilapidate, v. [di-lap-i-det] malopelepo.

• Dilatory, soan. [dil-a-tori] telegese.

• Diligent, soan. [dil-i-jent] filiga.

• Dilute, v. [dai-liut] sui suavai.

• Dim, soan. fa‘alepupula.

• Diminish, v. faaitiiti.

• Din, n. pao vale.

• Dine, v. [dain] fai le taumafataga.

• Dinner, n. o le taumafataga a le aiga.

• Dip, v. fufui.

• Dip up, v. as water, asu.

• Dire, soan. [daia] mata‘utia.

• Direct, v. [dai-rekt] fa‘asa‘o, fa‘asino, fa‘atonu.

• Direction, n. soav, tonu [dai-rekshon] ‘o le fa‘atonuga.

• Directly, soav. [dai-rek-li] loa.

• Dirt, n. ‘ele‘ele.

• Dirty, soan. [dir-ti] ‘ele‘elea.

• Disagree, v. [dis-e-gri] taofi ‘ese‘ese, masesei.

• Desappear, v. [dis-ap-pea] mou, le iloa.

• Disapprove, v. [dis-ap-pruv] le loto.

• Disarm, v. [dis-am] fao le auupega.

• Disaster, n. [dis-as-tâ] mala.

• Disband, v. tu‘u ‘au.

• Discern. v. [dis-sân] fa‘ailogaina.

• Discharge, v. and n. [dis-chaj]; n. from a wound, &c., suavai, alou; v. gun, &c., pa.

• Disciple, n. [dis-sai-pl] so‘o.

• Disclose, v. [dis-klos] fa‘aali.

• Discompose, v. [dis-kom-pos] fa‘anuminumi; mind, fa‘atiga loto.

• Discord, n. [dis-koad] misa, maseiga.

• Discourage, v. [dis'-kâ-rej] fa‘avaivai le loto.

• Discourse, n. [dis-koas'] tautalaga, lauga.

• Discourteous, soan. [dis-kur-tius] fa‘alemigao.

• Discover, v. [dis-kuv-â] fa‘ailoa; to find, mana.

• Discreet, soan. [dis-krit] fa‘autauta, mafaufau.

• Discriminate, v. [dis-krim'-inet] fa‘ailogaina.

• Discussion, n. [dis-kus-shon], filifiliga.

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• Disdain, v. [dis-den] ‘ino‘ino, fa‘asiasia.

• Disease, n. [dis-is] ma‘i; to chiefs, gasegase, &c.

• Disembowel, v. fa‘atiau.

• Disfigure, v. [dis-fig'-ur] fa‘asaunoa.

• Disgrace, v. [dis-gres] fa‘ama; n. o le mea e ma ai.

• Disgraceful, soan. [dis-gres-ful] mataga.

• Disguise, v. and n. [disgais] faasese ona ua liliuina.

• Disgust, v. ‘ino‘ino.

• Dish, n. tanoa.

• Dishearten, v. [dis-ha-ten] fa‘amata‘u, fa‘avaivai le loto.

• Dishevelled, soan. [dis-shev-eld] seusena.

• Dishonest, soan. gaoi; pepelo.

• Disinter, v. [di-in-ter'] laga.

• Disjoin, v. tu‘u ‘ese‘ese.

• Dislike, v. [dis-laik] ‘ino‘ino.

• Dislocated, soan. [dis-lo-keted] se‘e (le ivi).

• Dismay, n. [dis-me] mata‘u.

• Dismiss, v. tu‘n atu e alu.

• Dismount, v. [dis-maunt] v. a. lafo; v. n. alu ifo.

• Disobedient, soan. [dis-obi-dient] vaogata, fa‘alogo-gata.

• Disobey, v. le usiusita‘i; soli faatonuga, upu.

• Disorder, n. [dis-or-dâ] vevesi.

• Disown, v. [dis-on] fa‘atiti.

• Dispel, v. fa‘ate‘a.

• Disperse, v. [dis-purs] fa‘ata‘ape.

• Dispirit, v. fa‘avaivai le loto.

• Displace, v. [dis-pleis'] tu‘u ‘ese.

• Display, v. [dis-plei] fa‘aali, fa‘alialia.

• Displease, v. [dis-plis] fa‘aitaita, fa‘atiga le loto.

• Displeasure, n. [dis-ple-sher] ita.

• Disposal, n. [dis-po's-'al] tu‘u faitalia.

• Dispose, v. [di-pos] sell, fa‘atau.

• Disposition, n. [dis-po-sis-shon] masani, amio, loto.

• Dispossess, v. fao: tuli.

• Dispute, v. [di-piut] finau.

• Disregard, v. [dis-re-gad] le manatunatu.

• Disreputable, soan. [dis-rep-piutabl] ta‘uleagaina.

• Disrespect, v. and n. [dis-re-spekt] le ava, le taualoa.

• Dissatisfy, v. [dis-sat-is-fai] ‘ua le fiafia.

• Dissemble, v. [dis-sem-bl] pepelo.

• Dissension, n. [dis-sen-shon] loto ‘ese‘ese.

• Dissever, [dis-sev-va] vavae-‘ese.

• Dissimilar, soan. [dis-sim-ila] ‘ese ‘ese.

• Dissipate, v. [dis-si-pet] ta‘ape‘ape.

• Dissolve, v. [dis-sólv] liu suavai.

• Dissolute, soan. [dis-so-liut] ulavale.

• Distant, soan. mamao; n. distance.

• Distemper, n. [dis-tem-pâ] ma‘i.

• Distend, v. fefete.

• Distinguish, v. fa‘ailogaina, filita‘a.

• Distress, n. and v. atuatuvale.

• Distribute, v. [dis-trib-biut] tufatufa.

• District, n. [distrik] itu.

• Distrust, v. masalo.

• Disturb, v. fa‘aatuatuvale, fa‘alavelave.

• Disturbance, n. [dis - tur - bans] misa.

• Ditch, n. [ditsh] utu.

• Dive, v. [daiv] tofu.

• Diverse, soan. [dai'-vers] ‘ese‘ese.

• Divest, v. tu‘u ‘ese.

• Divide, v. [di-vaid] vavae, pena; tu‘u ‘ese‘ese; tufatufa.

• Divine, soan. [divain] fa‘ale Atua.

• Division, n. [di-vi-shon] vaega; food, tu‘uga; of one person, fa‘aalumaga.

• Divorce, n. and v. [di-voas] alei.

• Divulge, v. [di-vulj] fa‘aali.

• Dizzy, soan. [diz-zi] niniva.

• Do, v. [du] fai.

• Docile, soan. [do-sil] a‘oa‘o gofle.

• Doctor, n. [dok-tór] fomai; v. fofo.

• Doctrine, n. [dok-trin] mataupu.

• Document, n. [dok-kiu-ment] tusi.

• Dodge, v. [dodj] ‘alo.

• Dog, n. maile, uli.

• Dollar, n. [dol-la] tala.

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• Dolphin, n. [dol-fin] masimasi.

• Dolt, n. vale.

• Domestic, n. [do-mes-tik] tavini; soan. fa‘aleaiga.

• Domesticated, soan. [do-mes-tiketed] lata.

• Dominion, n. malo.

• Donation, n. [do'-ne-shon] mea alofa.

• Donkey, n. asini.

• Doom, n. [dum] fa‘asala.

• Door, n. [doa] pupuni. puipui.

• Doorway, n. [doa-ue] faitoto‘a.

• Dot, n. togi.

• Dotage, n. [do-tej] fa‘avalematua.

• Double, soan. [dub-bl] sautualua, ta‘ilua.

• Double-minded, soan. [dub-bl-maind-ed] fa‘alotulotulua.

• Double up, v. [dub-bl up] gagau.

• Doubt, v. [daut] masalosalo-vale.

• Dove, n. [duv] manu-tagi, manuma, tu.

• Down, soav. [daun] i lalo.

• Downward, soav. [daun-wad] ifo.

• Doze, v. [doz] moe.

• Drag, v. [drag] toso. Upu: draw.

• Dragon-fly, n. [drag-on-flai] semu.

• Drake, n. [drek] toloa po‘a.

• Draught, n. [drâft] fluid drank, inumaga.

• Drawing, n. fa‘atagata ‘ua tusia.

• Draw-back, v. [dro-bak] tu‘u muli.

• Drawers, n. [dro-âs] pusa tosa.

• Draw-near, v. soso, fa‘alatalata.

• Dread, n. [dred] mata‘u.

• Dream, n. [drim] moe-miti; of a chief, fa‘alepo.

• Dregs, n. ‘alu.

• Drench, v. [drensh] inu-i-tino.

• Dress, v. fa‘aofu.

• Drift, v. as a boat, palalau.

• Drill, v. fa‘avili.

• Drink, v. inu.

• Drip, v. sisina.

• Drive, v. [draiv] tuli.

• Drivel, v. [dri-vl] tafe le faua.

• Drizzle, v. [driz-zl] afuafu, ma‘ama‘a.

• Drollery, n. fai-anaga.

• Droop, v. [drup] of trees, lautagitagi.

• Drop, n. mata-ua.

• Drop, v. sisina, fa‘atulutulu; down, pa‘u.

• Dropsy, n. [drop-si] fula.

• Drown, v. [draun] malemo.

• Drowsy, soan. [drau-si] tulemoe.

• Drum, n. logo.

• Drunk, soan. ona.

• Dry, soan. [drai] popo, mago; of herbs, magumagu.

• Dry [drai], v. in the sun, fa‘ala.

• Duck, n. [duk] toloa, pato.

• Due, v. [diu] e ao.

• Dull, soan. a‘oa‘o gata; of tools, matatupa, tulali.

• Dumb, soan. [dum] gugu.

• Dunce, n. [duns'] tagata valea.

• Dung, n. tae, otaota.

• Dungy, soan. savasava.

• Duplicity, n. [du-pli'-siti] pepelo.

• Durable, soan. [diu-re-bl] anagata.

• During, soo upu, ‘a ‘o.

• Dusk, n. segisegi.

• Dust, n. efu.

• Duty, n. [diu-ti] o le mea e so ina fai; o le lafoga tupe; tiute.

• Dwell, v. [duel] nofo, mau.

• Dwelling, n. [duel-lig] fale.

• Dwindle, v. [duin-dl] tauau ina itiiti.

• Dysentery, n. [dis-en-teri] sanatoto.

• Dyspepsia, n. to‘oala.

• Dyspnœa, n. [disp-nea] sela.