An Account of Samoan History up to 1918
Tides
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Tides.
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. |