Tikisinale · Dictionary

Tongan → English: A

52 Tongan words starting with A, with their English meanings. Look up any word on the dictionary page, or translate whole sentences with the translator.

A (52 words)

afānoun

hurricane, gale, or very severe storm

afe

a thousand (1,000)

afeverb

to turn aside, or turn off from the path; to deviate; digress

afeʻanganoun

place where one turns aside; cause or reason for which one deviates

afinoun

fire

afonoun

cord; fishing-line

ahinoun

sandal-wood

aiadverb

there; in it; on it; because of it

ai pēadverb

still (continuing as it was); always; like

akanoun

root

akoverb

to learn; to study; to receive education

akoakoverb

to study; to engage in continuous study or training

akonakiverb

to teach; to give instruction or counsel (esp. morality & religion)

akonakinoun

teaching; instruction; counsel; woman officially recognized as a leader in Meth. Ch.; sermon (Cath.)

akonakiʻiverb

to instruct (esp. in morality, right behaviour, or religion)

akongataʻa

(adj/v) difficult to learn

akongofua

(adj/v) easy to learn

akoteunoun

a Church preparatory or primary school

akoʻanganoun

seat of learning, educational institution; school (higher level)

akoʻiverb

to teach

alaverb

to touch; to put out one's hand to; finger; meddle with

alaverb

can; able to; liable to; suitable for

alanganoun

thigh; upper part of leg

alapoto

(adj/v) skilled; skillful; able to do things by instinct

aleaverb

to confer; to have a discussion or conference; to make agreement to do something

aleapauadjective

contract work

aleapaunoun

formal contract or agreement or treaty

aleapauverb

to come to a definite agreement; to draw up a contract or treaty

aleaʻiverb

to discuss; to have a discussion or conference about

amoverb

to stroke with the palm of the hand

anonoun

marsh; swamp; large pool; lake

anovainoun

lake

anganoun

habit; custom; nature; quality; character; characteristic; way; form; style; manner; method; behaviour, conduct

angaverb

to conform to; to adjust oneself to; to become used or accustomed to; to get in the way of

angafainoun

way of doing things; way of acting; behaviour; conduct; way something is done

anga-faingataʻa

(adj/v) not easy-going; difficult to approach or relate with; obstinate; stubborn

anga-faingofua

(adj/v) easy-going; easy to approach; easy to get on with; not stubborn

anga-fakalongolongo

(adj/v) often silent; rarely saying much; uncommunicative; taciturn

angahalaadjective

sinful

angahalanoun

sin; evil conduct

angahalaʻiaadjective

doing wrong; sinful

angahianoun

wrongdoing; sin

anga-kehe

(adj/v) often acting differently from others, abnormal in behaviour; peculiar, strange, or unusual in nature; eccentric; perverse

anga-kovi

(adj/v) of bad character or disposition; badly behaved; unkind

anga-mokomoko

(adj/v) lacking in fervour or enthusiasm; cold-hearted

anga-taʻeʻofa

(adj/v) of an unkind or unloving disposition; unkind

ange´

(adjv) concluding a command, a request, or an exhortation; indicates that the speaker wants the thing done immediately

atanoun

twilight; morning twilight; early dawn

atuadverb

hence; away from here; forth; outwards; onwards

avanoun

hole; aperture; opening

avaava

(adj/v) full of holes or openings or perforations; perforated

aʻuverb

to arrive; to reach or extend to