The word settle has more than one meaning depending on the context. It can mean "to come to an agreement," or it can mean "to gain a steadier position in one's life," such as buying a home. It is used as a verb.
Considerate.
"Rance" is not a common English word and does not have a specific meaning. It could be a name or a term with specialized usage in a particular context.
If you mean that the letters are scrambled, this is known as an anagram.
It seems that "polmer" is a typo or misspelling. Did you mean "polymer," which refers to a substance composed of large molecules made up of repeating structural units? If you can provide more context or clarify, I'd be happy to help further.
Colloquial or every day language: "Ua fia lou matua?", "Ua fia ou tausaga?", "E fia lou matua?", "E fia ou tausaga?" Polite: "Ua fia ni tausaga o lou soifua?", "E fia tausaga o lou soifua?"
Cheers to the New Year, for you and your family.
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May you have a blessed/happy 16th birthday. Blessed is manuia; happy is fiafia.
Manuia lou luasefulutasi tausaga
Manuia lou 60 tausaga
Happy New Year is Tausaga Fou fiafia.
Tito Hermosillo's birth name is Tito Tausaga Hermosillo.
Fa'afetai tele mo mea uma i lenei tausaga
Have a merry Christmas and a happy new year
Manuia Le Kerisimasi
Happy 18th Birthday in English is translated as "Ia manuia Lou sefuluvalu (18) tausaga" in Samoan