Samoan Words: I i

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i n.p in, at, on; (similar to ia1, iate)
'ī1 see 'ioe
'ī2 lb. here — Sau i 'ī!: Come here!;
'ī2
i'a n. fish;
ia1 n.p to, at (when used before a name); (similar to i, iate)
ia2 pron. he, she, it;
ia3 v. to let;
ia te see iate
Ianuali see Ianuari
Ianuari (Ianuali)
iata n. yard; (from English yard)
iate (also ia te) n.p to, at (when used before a pronoun) — 'Ou te alofa iate 'oe: I love you; (similar to i, ia1)
'ie n. material;
'ie afu n. sheet; (made from 'ie + 'afu)
'ie faitaga n. plain, formal lavalava with pockets, often translated as 'kilt'; (made from 'ie + fai + taga1)
'ie tōga n. fine mat; (see also 'ie)
ifo down;
Igilisi n. English; (see also fa'apālagi, from English English)
igoa n. name — 'O ai lou igoa?: What's your name?; (similar to suafa)
ili n. fan;
ilo to spot, recognise;
iloa v. to know;
iloagofie adj. easy to know; (made from iloa + -gofie)
ina v.p in order to;
inu1358 (pl. feinu) v. to drink;
Ioane n. prop. John; (similar to Sione)
'ioe ('ī1) int. yes; (opposite of lēai, see also masalo)
ipu n. cup, bowl, dish;
ipu mafolafola n. plate (lit. flat ipu); (made from ipu + mafolafola)
ipu mālamalama n. drinking glass;
ipupopo n. cup made from polished coconut shell; (made from ipu + popo)
iputī n. cup with handle, suitable for hot drinks (lit. tea-cup); (made from ipu + tī)
isi num. other;
isu n. nose;
'isumu n. mouse, rat;
ita v. to be angry; (opposite of fiafia)
iti see itiiti
itiiti (ititi, pl. iti)
I. num. few;
II. adj. small;
(opposite of tele, see also la'itiiti)
ititi see itiiti
itū n. side;
itū'āiga n. type, kind, variety; (made from itū + 'āiga)
itūlā n. hour;
itūlau n. page; (made from itū + lau2)
Iulai n. July; (from English July)
Iuni n. June; (from English June)
iunivesite n. university; (from English university)
iva num. nine;
ivi n. bone;