Meaning of 'notable' in Samoan is: taʻutaʻua

notable: taʻutaʻua

Noun:

taʻutaʻua.

Adjective:

manino, iloga, mataʻina, taʻutaʻua, manatua pea, lāuiloa, matagofie, faailogaina, silisili, matauina, tele, mau, matuā tele.

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Adjective(1) widely known and esteemed(2) worthy of attention because interesting, significant, or unusual(3) (usually followed by `to') not having the necessary means or skill or know-how(4) important; famous
Noun(1) a celebrity who is an inspiration to others(2) person who is famous(3) important

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(1) He led us on a short guided walk round the ceremony, drawing our attention to notable people on the way.(2) In Scott Murray's absence, young Alastair Kellock had a notable Celtic League debut.(3) Perhaps a dozen of these have notable vitality and some real academic distinction.(4) His work also had a notable influence on young British realists of the time.(5) One of the most notable features of the building is a pair of large stone pineapples that flank the West Street facade.(6) Other notable individuals who are still with the group have formed their own companies.(7) It is notable that bargaining power is revealed not only in explicit negotiation but also implicitly.(8) Apart from a few notable exceptions, everything seemed to conform to type.(9) One notable exception to the rental costume list is the blue ball gown Knight wears in Act Two.(10) A notable exception is the prominent role played by Jewish patrons of the arts.(11) Two most notable events have taken place in the history of Richmond and its neighbourhood during the past week.(12) These two companies have the notable distinction of being able to generate a profit at the moment.(13) Jackie Kay's Strawgirl marked the author's notable debut as a writer for children.(14) These things happen, and I'm sure everyone thought this was as notable an achievement as I did.(15) For the most part, the acting in the movie is excellent, with some notable exceptions.(16) His bluntness is softened by a naturally upbeat demeanour and a notable lack of self-importance.