When the net is finished people say, Ua peiseai sa fai i se afa e tasi; or elliptically: Ua se afa e tasi. 25. He will often use the long hours of the fono to do this work. Today. 108. The sting-ray escapes, but it leaves its barb behind. 88. Finally she added another piece of fau and the cord held. By exerting slow pressure on the scraped bark of the 'o'a tree a reddish-brown dye is obtained. Thus say the hunters when they have returned home from their expedition and hung up the nets, etc. Ua talaga a pa sina. A wider interpretation is often given to this custom, known as malagafaga, and the begging may be extended to other objects. They introduced Christianity to Samoa and their influence has a large effect as far as denomination goes today. Used of an asembly whose members have come from different villages and who, later on, will disperse again. 112. The saying is used in a fono (council meeting) by an orator who interrupts another speaker or who wishes to express a different opinion. Catch the bird, but watch the breakers. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ). Like the pressing out of the 'o'a. E sau le fuata ma lona lou. E lafi a taga usi. Fa'aui lau lavea. Refers to the conclusion of a speech, a fono, etc. The heaviest object, i.e., the house, is carried by the strongest fellowthe Cinderellawho has to do all the heavy work. Samoans follow a code of living and culture called the Faa Samoa which means the Samoan Way. It provides for the way Samoans behavior should be and how they relate to each other. The tulavae is a portion of the fish net made by one person, as explained in No. O le aso ma le filiga'afa, o le aso ma le mata'inatila. Popular Origins. Same meaning as No. To catch the first pigeon of the day is considered a special achievement. The ufu sleeps; the paipai sits calmly by. 131. Below Ive listed a range of famous and meaningful Samoan quotes including many famous Samoan quotes about family. Do not enquire too deeply into the things which do not concern you, e.g., the affairs of another family (aua e te sagolegole). 133. To disentangle the coconut-leaf net. O le fili va i fale. Samoan phrases are a group of words functioning as a single unit in the syntax of a sentence. We must be of one mind in the undertaking. Due to an increase in poverty and migration among Western Samoans, total reciprocity of gifts is no longer strictly followed. Having foolishly got into trouble he is asking for help. This Samoan idiom literally means why do you not steer out of the way?. The first shark caught in a new boat must be presented to the village by the owner of the boat. 172). Tau ina uia o le ala o le atu. Upu fa'aalualu: Do the most difficult things first. 102. 61. When the fale is being re-assembled, the carpenter has to take particular care that the purlins of the side of the house are well joined with those of the end. O le manu sina e le soa. Samoan and English are official languages. 158. From Fagaiofu the lo travel to Falelatai and then along the coast to Manono. Now, family members often remain in the homeland, and migrant members send them money. One good turn deserves another. Ua aliali le va'ava'a o le tava'e. The owner of a certain plantation had his crop stolen time and again. Gather the breadfruit from the farthest branches first. Death is a reminder that our lives are finite. Words of praise to commend a person's power and strength. Even though a loved one would wish us to move on and enjoy our lives, it is often a difficult step to take. 70. Sign in to get trip updates and message other travelers.. Samoa ; Hotels ; Things to do ; Restaurants ; Flights ; Vacation Rentals ; Vacation Packages They are all of one mind. It is used for the pit in the ground in which the Samoans cook their food with hot stones. Often one hears this saying at the reception of guests. Thank you so much for the extensive info. When gathering breadfruit with the lou, it may happen that branches not bearing any fruit are knocked about and injured. 64. This Samoan idiom literally means strong in heart but broken in the back. 38. When fishing for ise we swing the net sometimes to the right, sometimes to the left. Upu faifai referring to a lazy person or a shirker who will not lend a hand at a job undertaken by the community. O le upega tautau, ae fagota. One of the hunters tries to catch all the pigeons without considering those who have caught few or none. 28. 174. Literally: When it is felt toward the sea, it is felt toward the land. Ua afa le aso. (2) At a reconciliation the opponents should openly confess the cause of their dissatisfaction, so that permanent peace may be concluded. Let each one smooth his part of the boat. The unavau is a poisonous fish that occasionally appears in a school of edible pelupelu. Let each do his share of the work. A day for plaiting afa. O le sapatu moe 'ese. A new boat was smoothed with pieces of coral, each workman being assigned to a particular part of the boat. Samoan A decision made at night may be changed in the morning. This method of fishing is known as seu. Mocking words referring to loveless, undutiful parents. 5. Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. A pigeon caught in the sight of all. Go and look in the fishermen's houses. 161. He is secure in the net. 169. The feathers of certain birds, e.g., the tavae or tropic bird, are attached to the fish-hook to serve as artificial bait. Therefore, he who comes for it at this stage, is too late. Pratt translates: Better have a small plantation of your own, than be joined with another. ", "God is closest to those with broken hearts. An incautious person will be surprised by his enemy. 129. O le i'a a tautai e alu i le fa'alolo. Faiva o Fiti ia lililo. May you grow in a swamp. When the members of a family are fishing with their net another person will, perhaps, put to sea and join them in the hope that he will get his share of the catch after having assisted them. On fixed days in October and November every year the palolo worm appears on the reef and is caught in large quantities by the natives who highly esteem it. Change), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Lefao's people heard the call and repeated it so that the news of his victory quickly spread through the bush and through the town. Upu fa'aalualu: Meet the danger with courage and confidence and you will be assured of victory. Upu faifai applied to a restless person or a chatterbox. Compare also Nos. O le upega le talifau. Quotes tagged as "samoa" Showing 1-9 of 9. 185. 58. If one wishes to drill a hole in a thing, as in a piece of mother-of-pearl for a fish-hook, he first bores from one side and then tries to hit the hole from the other side. Upu faifai: The little crayfish valo that leaves its hole and, unbidden, enters its neighbour's hole, illustrates a person who officiously meddles with other people's concerns. 11. Samoan etiquette requires the visitor to assure his host that he has not come to fa'atilotilo masae, i.e., to sponge on him. Notwithstanding its soft body the octopus is a powerful fish. The competition had not been conducted according to the rules, but it was a fait accompli. The faila is a piece of forked wood fastened to the front part of the outrigger of a canoe. Ua savini fa'apunuamanu. Upu fa'amaulalo. This translation is only a private one and must not be published at all. of tautai) advances an opinion regarding fishing or navigation, he receives the answer: O le va'ai a le tauta. (LogOut/ "All E pipili tia, 'ae mamao ala. 3. 2. Like a sleeping fish. O le tiuga a Matala'oa e tiu ma afifi. Upu fa'aaloalo or fiafia. Like the swift that never rests. Poems about death and losscan add another dimension, bringing to life emotions that prose or sayings cannot express. The fishermen said Ua tagi le pu ina ua maua i le upega, o le a mate. (The pu cries because it is caught in the net where it will die.). Fetu'una'i muniao. Upu fa'aaloalo or vivi'i referring to the speech of a high chief or a tulafale who brooks no contradiction. 1. Blessed is the moon; it goes but it comes back again. It is becoming to listen to and to consider the speech of a distinguished orator. Mutia is a short kind of grass found on much-used roads. There isn't a right or wrong way to grieveonly the way that is right for you. A new road is ala fati. 139. Or: Ou te fia pa'u i se niu 'umi, ou te le fia pa'u i se niu muliIf I am to meet with defeat, let it be at least through a person of rank. 15. Their village being so far inland, they knew how to appreciate their catch. Ua se temeteme. Fa'alupe tupola. 93. Funerals are flooded with gifts for the family. A house built of the wood of the breadfruit tree is particularly durable and may, therefore, be compared to a chief or a tulafale who is able to protect his family. A decision made at night may be changed in the morning. A few examples include: " Ku'ia Kahele aka na'au ha'aha'a :" "A humble person walks carefully so as not to hurt others." SCNT: Samoan Contemporary New Testament . The pigeon of the early morning. See more ideas about samoan quotes, samoan, proverbs. 72. These proverbs may help: Another way to honor a lost loved one is by making a donation to a cause they supported. A decision made at night may be changed in the morning. Upu fiafia: expressions of joy and contentment. Pilis net has been poured out into the sea. Words of encouragement: dont be negligent, but do the thing thoroughly. A net that is beyond repair. Bible Language Gagana fa'a Smoa. The stranger then replies with the muagagana No. The present collection is an attempt to rectify this deficiency. Mutiagiagi are the four small rafters in the gable of the round end of the Samoan house. The wisdom shown at lauloa fishing. The sting-ray (fai) has a sharp barbed spine in its tail with which it can inflict severe wounds. (Compare No. (See below.). The more formal ways to say this are: Hello (polite). The host, for instance, addresses the words to an unexpected visitor to excuse the delay in having things ready for his reception. This proverb is also used to describe the troublesome condition explained in No. 89. The tautai, however, knowing that the net was strong enough to hold him said, E le afaina. (It does not matter; there is no danger.). E gase le pa'a i lona vae. Look before you leap. Ua se u ta'afale. In return the owner will receive a gift of food. When a crab is caught it is pierced with its own leg. Often a somewhat inferior object is chosen for such a presentation. See more ideas about samoan, samoan quotes, polynesian culture. He neither searches the holes nor does he dig away the mud. 184. A pair of fish-hooks tied together is called talaga. Here are some examples: Notice the structure of the Phrases in Samoan. Samoan Sign Language is used by at least some of the deaf population.Apia is the capital and the largest city of Samoa. From various other sources I had the following: Two men undertake a job. It was called the passage of the bonito and through it the bonito fisher had to bring her a fish, even though he had caught only one. 95. To be aware of oneself in society one has to be accepted into its society. Many of these have hidden meanings. To cover up dead birds. A careless person will be taken by surprise by his watchful enemy. The saying is used of a family or a village where perfect peace reigns. Ua mua'i ta i'a Fagaiofu. A big fish net is made in parts (tulavae) by individual persons. It means, to refrain from further participation in an affair; to leave the decision to another. One single deck. Upu fa'aulaula: raillery, ridicule, jests. Samoan 178. Utu is the bamboo receptacle in which the hooks are kept. The following are the principal game birds: the lupe (pigeon), the manutagi (a small species of pigeon), the manuali'i, the ve'a (swamphen), the tava'e (tropic bird), the gogo and some other sea birds. Ua fa'afaiva o matu'u. Before the introduction of firearms, this bird was caught in the following way: The hunter searched for a nest with young and climbed up to it. O le ala ua mutia, 'ae le se ala fati. Please share to your friends: Sightbefore hearsay. To this refers the popular song: A'e i le Pola ne'i gaseNe'i sosola o manu e. Climb the Pola Rock noiselessly lest the birds fly away. Prayers From Prison. O le vaivai o le fee. The trunk-fish moamoa moves very slowly and is easily caught. "Who is old and doesn't believe it, will trip into his grave without seeing it." The tautai must pay for his sins. 151. When a crab is caught it is pierced with its own leg. All endeavours to effect a reconciliation prove in vain. This is used of someone who tries to prevent or settle a dispute. An unripe nut will rot. The crab dies by its own leg. 113. To use thatch a second time. The galo is frequently found in this lagoon. 11. The barracuda that tears off the hook. The fish-hook is incorrectly bound. The wild birds shall die: the tame ones shall live. The pa'itele tried to follow, but it was so big that it got stuck. She did not let on. In Samoa, in fact, fishing with bow and arrow has hardly ever been popular; today is has completely fallen into disuse. The word manuia is used to wish somebody well with anything at all, and can be used to say goodbye as well: Ua to i lologamata. Once upon a time a mago and a pa'itele had a fight. All the crabs came to see the baby Sina and they brought food for the mother as is right and proper. However, when hostilities began he joined the fish. The matai takes precedence and must be given what is best. Ua saia fua le ma'ave'ave le fua. He then fits it in place and with his wooden mallet (tafao) hammers it down, his assistant holding it. 11. 182. Ua 'ou seuseu ma le fata. Like this post? The alamea is a spiny sea star. O le i'a ua lata i le loto. Ua se aga e tasi. According to Pratt: Applied by one of himself when speaking before great chiefs., 97. A visiting matai applies these words to himself when he thinks that, owing to his presence, his - 161 hosts are prevented from discussing their affairs. When a matai tauta (landlubber) who owns fishing tackle but understands nothing about fishing, wants some fish, he will give the tackle and a present to a tautai and ask him to go fishing for him. The mago fled towards Savai'i followed by the pa'itele. Both words are similar in meaning, but differ in so far as the alaga'upu points towards the existence of a story from which the proverb originates (o le tala e ala ai le upu). 49. Thus says a person who has not been invited to express his opinion at a council meeting. Ua osofia moega luaga. 118. When the parents returned, they were so terrified at the young one's inability to eat, that they left all caution aside and could be caught easily. Upu fa'anoanoa or alofa: An undertaking miscarries through the negligence of one of the participants. III.MANUAL WORK INSIDE AND OUT OF THE HOUSE. 115. The Samoan fish-hook consists of a longish shaft of polished pearl shell, pa, and a hook made of tortoise shell, maga. If it is used in the first sense, Pratt's translation is correct and the figure is taken from the method of fishing - 164 known as alafaga (Nos. Do 106, with particular stress on the fact that the homeless person gets no consideration. Nowadays, these mats act mainly as decorations during the funeral and then are stored away. 98. To'ai fa'a i'a a po. The Samoan fale is built in such a way that it can be taken into parts to be transported to some other place. The tautai may not refuse him. The collapse of the heap of stones. Proverbial Sayings of the Samoans. A hunter who catches many pigeons rejoices in his shelter. During his lifetime a person frequently changes his abode, but when he is about to die he remembers his birth-place and his family and returns there to await the end. 86. He will say to the tautai: Fa'amolomole, o lo'u va'a o le va'a si'i vale, au ou sau lava i lo'u fia fagota, i.e., I beg your pardon; I have launched my canoe without a good excuse; I have come to help you. Ua fa'atagito'a. If the tautai has no luck, people will say it is the punishment for some sin he has committed and that he must try again until he makes a catch. Fa'amanu po'ia i le ofaga. Ua va i lupe maua le aso neithis is a happy day, indeed. More Samoan Proverbs: The knee feels the tapping. This practice can be quite a financial burden on Samoan families particularly if there are a number of funerals in a short amount of time. Ua taulua i le tuga. Upu faifai applied to a community (family, village, district) composed of many but unimportant individuals. Ua sa'a i le tai le upega o Pili. When two men are in partnership, they must be of one mind. The bundle of mats has fallen into disarray. Upu faifai: You have not shown by your deeds that you wish me well. The 28th of December 1929 is now known as Samoas Black Saturday. Ia ta'amilo pea ma tautala. If a visitor comes to the faimea to get a fish-hook, the latter should empty the receptacle completely and not niggardly hide a hook. Ua numi le fau. Grief is painful, and at times you may feel as if your heart is literally breaking in two. Our website is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For the chase it offers only feathered game. Ua se fau e ta'i. When day broke the latter saw that his plan had miscarried. Don't be overhasty. Upu taofiofi: warning, exhortation, appeasement. ", "The ugliest life is better than the nicest death. The lower end of the rafters is tied fast, the upper end lies hidden in the timber work. Pa'au is the name of a piece of land and a lagoon between Vaisala and Sataua, Savai'i. Like a bird caught in its nest. 32. (See also the following.). Upu fa'aulaula, alofa or fa'anoanoa: He who comes too late must content himself with what is left. v. Buelow and Kraemer give the following explanation: The one dances about and wastes his time with useless things, whilst the other by persevering efforts goes straight towards his goal. Mocking words applied to a boaster. Ia a le puga, a le 'ana, or la a le puga niisi, a le 'ana niisi. While the fisherman swings the rod, the others must assist him by paddling hard. Besides, it refers to a faint-hearted person who is ready to give up as soon as he meets with a difficulty. He who falls off a high coconut tree will sustain some hurt; to fall off a small tree (niu muli) is not dangerous. Appropriate dress for funerals is a lavalava (or skirtlike wrap), white shirt, tie, jacket and leather sandals for men, and a pulu tasi (or muumuu) for women. The sponging of the Matamea crab. What Can You Expect During End Stage Lung Cancer, Inspiring Poems About Death, Grief, and Loss, How Anticipatory Grief Differs From Grief After Death, What Loved Ones Should Know About the End of Life, How to Write a Condolence Letter or Sympathy Note, Addressing the cultural, spiritual and religious perspectives of palliative care, "Say not in grief he is no more, but live in thankfulness that he was. Through the back entrance she received the food which had to be offered to her as tribute. The fish seems to do the will of the tautai (chief fisherman). You don't love someone because they're a dream of perfection. Interpreter. So it is with governmental power. "We need a shower," Raphael said. 173. Fa'atilotilo masae. Ohlone Shellmound Buried Beneath the Emeryville Shopping Center. (Pratt translates: One who has no fixed abode.). These Samoan quotes about love and family give an interesting insight into the Samoan beliefs and language. In Aana the expression refers to an aitu incorporated in a white tropic bird that lived on Mount Tafua. (An allusion to the legendary custom in the ancestral home of Hawaiki, of killing shipwrecked strangers.). Upu fa'amafanafana: comforting, consolatory expressions. Upu fa'anoanoa. Ia tafatafa fuga, 'ae 'aua le tafatafa maono. At other times, it may help those who are coping with a strained relationship with the loved one. Applications: (1) The news is not true, but it has spread too far to be retracted. 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