Traditional Samoa Names

Storm, whirlwind

Chaste, pure

Love, compassion

Chiefly title, a type of fish (possibly 'red snapper')

Dainty, exquisite, regal, chief

Star

Respect, honor

Thank you, gratitude

To grow, to flourish, to blossom

Respectful greetings, ceremony; traditional Samoan way of addressing chiefs and orators.

To make beautiful, to adorn, to decorate.

To be honored, celebrated

Bay, harbor

House, home

Star

Desire, wish

Happy, joyful, cheerful

Lover of horses

Chestnut tree

God is gracious

King, chief

To weave, referring to the traditional Samoan art of weaving mats and baskets.

Beautiful, pretty

sky, heaven, or royal

To be cherished, beloved

Heavenly flower, royal child

Lion

rose

Hidden, secret

Bracelet, necklace

Heart, desire, or flower (specifically a hibiscus)

Pearl or peace

Journey, voyage

pledge, hostage, or chief, prince

bird, spirit, or man

Chief, head of the family

Who is is like God?

Ocean, wide sea; extensive and powerful

To pat, to clap, to applaud, to slap

goddess of volcanoes and fire

Small fish

Flower

Rain

Road, path, or street, symbolizing a journey or direction.

From Samoa

Savior

Flower garland, adornment

Ancient chief's name