Fiefia
Happy
Usage
From Proto-Polynesian *fia-fia; the same root as "fakafiefia" (entertaining) in the adjectives set
ʻOfa
Love / affection
Usage
"ʻOfa atu" closes letters and messages; it covers affection generally, not just romantic love
Loto mamahi
Sad
Usage
"Loto" (heart) plus "mamahi" (to hurt) — literally a hurting heart
Ilifia
Afraid
Usage
Describes being afraid of something
Helaʻia
Tired
Usage
Being worn out; keep the fakauʻa (ʻ)
More Tongan phrases
- Basic Words
- Basic Nouns
- Basic Verbs
- Adjectives
- Question Words
- Greetings
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