Samoan
- adjective
- /səˈmoʊən/
- In Samoan culture, to live in shame is a fate worse than death.
- Samoan customs
- Samoan woman
- Samoan exchange
Examples
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"R!" Diaz's long hair, a tribute to his Samoan heritage, bobs up and down with him.
Blog text (24) -
Hearing the shouts, the huge Samoan gardener hurried toward the office from the outside.
Fiction book (2000) -
One of those huge Samoan kids, right?
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This here is my Samoan friend.
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So, let's give him a warm American Samoan welcome!
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The Samoan people believe tattooing is a gift from the Gods.
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A majority of older and younger respondents alike responded that Samoan customs are a good thing.
Academic text (1993) -
Unlike Marcus, Nardi enters the contest over Samoan adolescence and Samoan culture.
Academic text (1993) -
As O'Meara (1990) documents, a similar pattern characterizes exchanges between rural Samoan planters and wage-earning urbanites.
Academic text (1991) -
The Samoan culture is rich in traditions and values that emphasize community and family.
Synonyms
Relating to the people, cultures, or languages of islands from Madagascar to Easter Island
About the people, cultures, or languages of Oceania
Compounds
- Offensive
A joking way to say people often arrive later than planned in Samoa
A group of volcanic islands in the South Pacific with warm tropical climate and Polynesian culture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Samoan comes from Samoa and means 'from Samoa', so it describes things that belong to Samoa, like the language, food, or dance.