English to Samoan Meaning of wild - āivao

Wild :

āivao

adjective

āivao, feʻai, olomatua vaivai, pau, aʻasa, mālosi, matapogi, tausisi, mataofiofia, ita tele, faʻasāunoa, tagata faʻalenuʻupō, valea, 'onā, toafa, mautonu, ita, loulouā, matagi, afā, taumalulu, gaogao, otaota, malulu, faaletonu, palagatele, lautele, Apoliki, Heath, mulilua, lē faʻamaoni

Wild :: vaoWilder :: WilderWildest :: wildestWildly :: wildlyWildness :: wildnessWilds :: vaomatua

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Definitions of wild in English

Noun(1) a wild primitive state untouched by civilization(2) a wild and uninhabited area left in its natural condition
Adjective(1) marked by extreme lack of restraint or control(2) in a natural state; not tamed or domesticated or cultivated(3) in a state of extreme emotion(4) deviating widely from an intended course(5) (of colors or sounds(6) without a basis in reason or fact(7) talking or behaving irrationally(8) involving risk or danger(9) fanciful and unrealistic; foolish(10) located in a dismal or remote area; desolate(11) intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with(12) without civilizing influences(13) (of the elements
Adverb(1) in an uncontrolled and rampant manner(2) in a wild or undomesticated manner

Examples of wild in English

(1) Natural growths of wild grass of a different species were pollinated by the gene-modified grass nearly nine miles away.(2) Despite our predilection for the world's wild places, Sara and I also enjoy a little culture now and again.(3) A rare sea eagle chick which was rescued from a nest after its father was poisoned has been successfully fostered in the wild by surrogate parents in the first case of its kind in Scotland.(4) She expressed her hope that her gifted nephew would be an emissary of civilization to the wild colonies.(5) The steady economic development has caused residences and public infrastructures to grow like wild grass.(6) After all, if speculation is based on concrete facts and is not just a wild guess, it's part of science.(7) They also enjoyed the tales given by Michael on the history and folklore of the area and learned a great deal about the wild herbs and flowers growing there.(8) She was a mess though - smudged and bruised, blue with cold, and with a wild look in her eye.(9) Unlike normal wild cards and other wild draw cards, the player who played the draw two card does not get to specify the next color/suit.(10) My hair was knotted in a tangled mess, giving me a wild look.(11) She turns to face Brabham, trembling but ready to fight if she needs to, a wild look of fear in her eyes.(12) At least with Santa Claus, we know there really was a Saint Nicholas on whom all the later wild stories are based.(13) She was wild . She just flipped. It was as if she had voices in her head.(14) Like most mountaineers, he felt alive in high, wild places.(15) Nancy threw her a wild look, trying to make sense of it all.(16) You could see the home fans get a wild look in their eye as naked drummers ran up and down the sidelines riding stick-horses and chanting in the rain.

Related Phrases of wild

(1) wild animal ::

manu feai

(2) wild boar ::

boar vao

(3) wild animals ::

manu feʻai

(4) wild child ::

tamaitiiti vao

(5) in the wild ::

i le vao

(6) wild cat ::

pusi feai

(7) go wild ::

alu i le vao

(8) wild type ::

ituaiga vao

(9) run wild ::

taufetuli vao

(10) wild beast ::

manu feʻai

Related Phrases of wild

(1) wild animal ::

manu feai

(2) wild boar ::

boar vao

(3) wild animals ::

manu feʻai

(4) wild child ::

tamaitiiti vao

(5) in the wild ::

i le vao

(6) wild cat ::

pusi feai

(7) go wild ::

alu i le vao

(8) wild type ::

ituaiga vao

(9) run wild ::

taufetuli vao

(10) wild beast ::

manu feʻai

Synonyms

Adjective

1. untamed ::

untamed

2. uncultivated ::

uncultivated

3. primitive ::

leva

4. uninhabited ::

lē 'āinā

5. stormy ::

loulouā

6. disheveled ::

disheveled

7. uncontrolled ::

pulea

8. very excited ::

matuai fiafia

9. distraught ::

mautonu

10. enamored of ::

enamored o

11. madcap ::

madcap

12. random ::

lē mautinoa

13. raving mad ::

raving valea

14. unwarranted ::

unwarranted

15. gaga ::

gaga

16. waste ::

otaota

17. savage ::

feʻai

18. angry ::

ita

19. hazardous ::

lē mautinoa

20. fantastic ::

māfaufau

21. violent ::

mālosi

Noun

22. wilderness ::

vao

23. natural state ::

tulaga faalenatura

Adverb

Antonyms

1. broken ::

momomo

2. domestic ::

totonu o le atunuu

3. tame ::

faʻalata

Different Forms

wild, wilder, wildest, wildly, wildness, wilds

Word Example from TV Shows

And Arya, just as WILD as ever?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

It's too big and too WILD.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

Wild thing.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 11

And a drop of this in any man's wine will drive him WILD with lust.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

The deluxe limited edition "Wild West and Witches"

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

Examples of wild from TV Shows

And Arya, just as WILD as ever?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

It's too big and too WILD.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

Wild thing.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 11

And a drop of this in any man's wine will drive him WILD with lust.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

The deluxe limited edition "Wild West and Witches"

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 10

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