tulafale
noun
tu·la·fa·le
ˌtüləˈfälā
plural tulafale
: a Samoan chief functioning as an adviser and debater on matters of public policy and expected to be thoroughly informed on matters of traditional lore
Word History
Etymology
Samoan tūlāfale
- apple sawfly
- apple scab
- apple scald
- apple scale
- apple shell
- apple skin worm
- apple snail
- apple sucker
- apple tree
- apple tree borer
- apple tree canker
- apple twig borer
- Apple Valley
- apple weevil
- apple worm
- apple-cheeked
- apple-headed
- apple-knocker
- apple-leaf trumpet miner
- apple-pie
- apple-pie bed
- apple-polish
- apple-polished
- apple-polisher
- apple-polishers