He Aniani — Combined Hawaiian Dictionary Mirror

updated: 12/18/2016

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ʻami
1. nvi. hinge, joint; to turn on hinges.
2. nvi. a hula step with hip revolutions; to do this step. Three types are ʻami kāhela, ʻami kūkū, and ʻami ʻōniu.
3. n. measuring worm.
4. n. hinge.
5. n. gram. preposition, marker of a grammatical function. (e, i, o, ʻo, ma, me, no...).

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1.	ʻami ʻaike	marker (ʻo) that introduces a definite identifying (equational) sentence; used in citing a name	ʻami₄
2.	ʻami ʻākena ʻaʻano	causative/agentive marker for stative verbs (i₁)	ʻami₄
3.	ʻami ʻākena ʻiae	actor (agent) marker for passive voice (e₂)	ʻami₄
4.	ʻami hea	vocative marker (e)	ʻami₄
5.	ʻami henua	locative preposition, in, on, at, by (i, ma)	ʻami₄
6.	ʻami hoa	comitative marker; (me) with; a me: 'and'	ʻami₄
7.	ʻami hoʻākaaka	appositive preposition (ʻo)	ʻami₄
8.	ʻami hoʻokuʻi	joint	kuʻi₂
9.	ʻami hoʻokuʻi	joint	hoʻokuʻi₁
10.	ʻami kāhea	(e) vocative marker, identifies the individual being spoken to	ʻami₄
11.	ʻami kuhi	directional preposition (i₁ to)	ʻami₄
12.	ʻami kuhilana	(i/iā) to (also: in, on, at, by), identifies person, place or thing toward which action is directed	ʻami₄
13.	ʻami kūmua	ablative preposition (mai)	ʻami₄
14.	ʻami lauka	object marker (i, iā)	ʻami₄
15.	ʻami mole	same as ʻami kūmua, ablative preposition (mai)	ʻami₄
16.	ʻami nonoʻa	zero-possessive pronoun (no initial consonant)	ʻami₄
17.	ʻami nonoʻa ʻākena iki (kino ʻā)	(a) of	ʻami₄
18.	ʻami nonoʻa iki	(a/o) of	ʻami₄
19.	ʻami nonoʻa ʻōkena iki (kino ʻō)	(o) of	ʻami₄
20.	ʻami piko	subject marker (ʻo); identifies individual being talked about	ʻami₄
21.	ʻami puka	door hinge (also ʻami ʻīpuka).	ʻami
22.	hoʻokuʻina ʻami	hinge joint	kuʻina₂
23.	hoʻokuʻina ʻami	hinge joint	hoʻokuʻina
24.	ihu ʻami	nose with irregularly shaped bridge	ʻami₁
25.	ʻoʻoleʻa nā ʻami	stiff joints	ʻoʻoleʻa

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