An Account of Samoan History up to 1918

Tides

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Fana'e	To rise of the tide.
Fana'eiti	To rise slightly of the tide.
Fana'etutu	To be full tide.
La'o	To be low tide in the morning.
Mãui	To ebb of the tide.
Masa	To be low tide.
Masa'i'i	To be dead low tide.
Masafãna'e	To be on the rise of the tide.
Masafula	Midtide.
Mãsatõ	Very low tide.
Masatolopa	Neap tide.
O'oo'o	Full tide.
Pa'ulaea	Neap tide.
Sua	To rise of the tide.
Suaauga	To be a little risen of the tide.
Susu'e	Spring tide.
Taio'o	A tide that reaches the highest known point.
Taiefauololo	Moderate tide.
Taioauli	Non low tide.
Taiofeiti	Spring tide.
Taiualã	Low tide in the morning.
Taifula	Falling tide but still deep.
Taigau	Turn of tide
Taigulu	High tide
Tailealo	Tide rising in morning dawm.
Tãilua	Two tides.
Taimaui	Falling tide.
Taimasa	Low tide.
Taipapa'u	Shallow tide.
Taipē	Dead low tide.
Taipō	Low tide at night
Taisala	Low tide
Taisua	Rising tide
Taisusu'e	Spring tide.
Taitaeao	Morning low tide.
Taitau	Top of full tide.
Taitetele	Flood tide
Taitolopā	Tide rising a little
Taitū	Full tide.
Taivale	A falling or low tide.
Tatau	To be full tide.