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hae₃ haʻi₁ haʻi₂ haki haʻo₁ hea₁ hea₅ heʻe₂ hemo₁ hewa₁ hihi₁ hina₄ hola₁ hune₁

hae₃ vt. to tear. [(EO) PPn *sae, tear v]
	hae	₃	to tear. cf. hahae₁, to tear...
	hae	a₁	pas/imp. of hae₃, to tear...
	hae	hia	pas/imp. of hae₁, wild, fierce, hae₂, to bark, hae₃, to tear...
ha	hae	₁	same as haehae, to tear; to strip, as pandanus leaves for plaiting. cf. kīhae.
hoʻopō	hae		to tear, as a hole in cloth see pōhae, torn, easily torn, fragile.
kī	hae	₁	• to tear or strip, as leaves; • to remove thorns from pandanus leaves; • to shred, as ti leaves for dance skirts. cf. hae, to tear.
kī	hae	hae	redup. of kīhae₁, tear, strip, kīhae₂, wrathful spirit... cf. hae₃.
ma	hae	₁	to tear, split, separate.
mā	hae	hae	redup. of mahae₁; to tear to shreds.
na	hae	₁	torn, rent; tear; to rip or tear (said figuratively of emotions). see hae₃.
nā	hae	hae	redup. of nahae, torn, rent
nahana	hae		redup. of nahae, torn, rent; tear; to rip or tear...
no	hae		var. of nahae, torn, rent...
nō	hae	hae	var. of nāhaehae, redup. of nahae, torn, rent...
pō	hae		torn, easily torn, fragile.
pō	hae	hae	redup. of pōhae, torn, easily torn, fragile...
u	hae		same as hahae, tear, strip, as leaves...

haʻi₁ to break or snap, as a stick... [Pn(NP) *fati-ŋa, joint, esp. knee or elbow (problematic)]
ha	haʻi	₁	redup. of haʻi₁, to break or snap, as a stick... to break into pieces; to break off, as to thin sweet potato vines.
ha	haʻi	lua	to break in two. fig., bad luck.
	haʻi	₁	to break or snap, as a stick; broken; fracture, joint, break. (cf. haki, moku, nahā, wāhi.)
	haʻi	haʻi₁	redup. of haʻi₁, to break or snap, as a stick; broken; fracture, joint, break... • brittle; • limbering exercises, as for the hula; • massage in chiropractic; • quavering; • breaking, rising and falling of the voice; • a style of singing with a breaking voice; • to break, as a law.
	haʻi	haʻi iwi	by holding the shoulders, to make a person's bones crack audibly; a form of chiropractic; to do so; to break bones.
	haʻi	haʻi kānāwai	to break the law. also ʻaʻe kānāwai. cf. pale kānāwai.
	haʻi	na₂	a breaking, as of a stick or law; a break.
	haʻi	na nalu	breaking wave.
	haʻi	ʻole	unbreakable, inflexible, stubborn.
	haʻi	wale₁	easily broken, brittle.
kauka	haʻi	haʻi iwi	chiropractor. lit., bone-breaking doctor.
mā	haʻi	haʻi	same as haʻihaʻi, brittle.
mō	haʻi	₂	to break, as a stick. (And.)
nalu	haʻi		breaking wave (EH)
nalu	haʻi	lala	wave that breaks diagonally.
nalu	haʻi	muku	wave that breaks to the left... see lala.
ʻō	haʻi		imperfectly healed, as a broken limb. cf. haʻi₁.
u	haʻi	₁	same as uhaki, to break

haʻi₂ to say, tell, mention, state, declare, confess. PNP *fa(a)ki
ʻā	haʻi	lono	• reporter, messenger, bringer of news; • to tell news. • in legends, the sole survivor of a disastrous defeat who reports the news.
ʻā	haʻi	ʻōlelo	messenger; to carry word.
ha	haʻi	₂	redup. of haʻi₂, to say, tell, mention, state, declare, confess...;
	haʻi	₂	to say, tell, mention, state, declare, confess. cf. haʻina, haʻi pōkole.
	haʻi	ʻano	to describe, tell the nature of.
	haʻi	aʻo	sermon, lecture, instructive discourse; to give advice.
	haʻi	ʻeuanelio	to preach the gospel; evangelist.
	haʻi	haʻi₂	redup. of haʻi₂, to speak quietly back and forth; to murmur. (Kel. 70)
	haʻi	heluna like	equivalent expression, in math. lit., equal amount expression.
	haʻi	hoʻokō	operator, as a sign in a computer mathematical operation. lit. tell (to) carry out. cf. pākō.
	haʻi	hou ma kekahi ʻano	to paraphrase orally. lit., retell in another way. see kākau hou ma kekahi ʻano.
	haʻi	huihuina	combinatorial coefficient, in math. lit., combination expression.
	haʻi	inoa	noun. lit., name telling.
	haʻi	inoa laulā	common noun.
	haʻi	inoa pili kahi	proper noun. lit., noun referring to someone or place.
	haʻi	kake kaʻina	permutatorial coefficient, in math. lit., permutation expression.
	haʻi	kūpuna	to tell of ancestors; a chant concerning ancestors, genealogy.
	haʻi	kūumauma	a call to lift a canoe or to rally together in any work.
	haʻi	leʻa	to tell clearly.
	haʻi	liki	to boast.
	haʻi	loaʻa	answer to a problem, solution, key.
	haʻi	lono₁	to tell the news, to spread a report.
	haʻi	lula	formula, in math and science. [comb. haʻi + lula.] see haʻi, haʻihelu.
	haʻi	manaʻo	to state an opinion, testify.
	haʻi	manaʻo nūpepa	newspaper editorial. lit., tell thoughts (of editor or writer of) newspaper.
	haʻi	manawa₁	to tell of the times.
	haʻi	moʻolelo	to tell stories, storyteller, to tell tales (EH)
	haʻi	mua	preamble, foreword... cf. ʻōlelo hoʻākāka.
	haʻi	na₁	• a saying, declaration, statement, explanation; to tell, • answer, as to a riddle; • confession; confess. • solution; • the two (or sometimes more) last verses of a song that usually begin with the word haʻina and that repeat the theme of the song, or the name of the person to whom the song is dedicated; • to sing the haʻina of a song; cf. haʻi, to speak.
	haʻi	na ʻia mai ana ka puana	tell the summary refrain see puana. (EH)
	haʻi	na kōkua	helping or auxiliary verb.
	haʻi	na kuhikuhi	directional adverbs, as mai, iho, aku, aʻe. lit., pointing adverbs.
	haʻi	naleʻa	adverb. lit., clarifying verb.
	haʻi	naleʻa kuhikuhi	directional adverb (EH)
	haʻi	na ʻokoʻa	neuter or intransitive verb.
	haʻi	na pili	transitive verb, active verb.
	haʻi	na pili aku	var. spelling of haʻina pili, transitive verb...
	haʻi	na pili haʻiinoa	verbal adjective.
	haʻi	na pili iā haʻi	transitive active verb. lit., verb referring to another person.
	haʻi	na pili ʻia mai	transitive passive verb.
	haʻi	na pili ʻole aku	intransitive verb.
	haʻi	na pule	recitation of prayers.
	haʻi	noa	same as haʻiinoa, noun...
	haʻi	ola	to preach salvation or eternal life; one who so preaches.
	haʻi	ʻōuli	to tell omens, prognosticate, as by observing clouds; soothsayer.
	haʻi	pōkole	to speak or report briefly.
	haʻi	waha	word-of-mouth, verbal, oral; to tell verbally.
	haʻi	wale₂	to tell without reason.
hōʻike	haʻi	waha	oral report. also ʻōlelo hōʻike. cf. hōʻike palapala, written report...
hope	haʻi	na	object of a sentence.
ikū	haʻi		chairman. lit., speaking officer.
kōkua	haʻi	na	adverb. lit., aid in speaking.
kūha	haʻi		to narrate orally, as in a speech. [comb. kū + redup. of haʻi.]
kumu	haʻi		subject, of a sentence.
lauʻowe	haʻi	haʻi	murmuring (EH)
luna	haʻi		confessor, as Catholic priest. lit., speaking superior.
manaʻo	haʻi		something to say, thought to express, predication, theorem, problem; to predicate.
moʻolelo	haʻi	waha	narration, as in movie or video production. lit., story (for) narrating verbally.
nane	haʻi		problem, riddle to be solved. lit., telling riddle. see ex. manaʻokōkua, wehe ʻana.
oeoe	haʻi	na pōpilikia	siren warning of disaster.
ʻoihana	haʻi	lono	journalism. lit., occupation (to) tell the news.
ʻōlelo	haʻi	mua	foreword, preface. lit., word told first.
ʻōuli	haʻi		indicative mood. see also kino hōʻoia.
ukali	haʻi	inoa	noun complement.

haki same as haʻi₁, to break or snap... [PPn *fati, break, be broken (including a wave)]
ha	haki		redup. of haki, to break. see ex. ʻoiʻoi₁.
	haki	₁	same as haʻi₁, to break or snap...
	haki	₂	crease, as on a pair of pants. Niʻihau. also ʻopi.
	haki	a	pas/imp. of haki, to break or snap...
	haki	haki	same as haʻihaʻi₁, redup. of haʻi₁, to break or snap, as a stick...
	haki	hana	same as hakina, broken piece, remnant, portion...
	haki	na	• broken piece, remnant, scrap, fragment; • portion, • balance, • section, • fraction, as in arithmetic.
	haki	na ʻai	food fragment, scrap, morsel.
	haki	na kūpono	proper fraction.
	haki	na maoli	common fraction.
	haki	na ʻōlelo	portion of a word, syllable.
	haki	na pāʻumi	decimal fraction.
	haki	wale	fragile, easily broken. cf. nahā wale, pāloli.
hoo	haki		see haki, to break. To cause to break; to break, as a stick or a bone. see the foregoing.
maʻi iwi	haki	wale	osteoporosis. lit., fragile-bone disease.
u	haki		same as hahaki, to break.
u	haki	kānāwai	to violate a law (EH)
wahi	haki	na iki	morsel (EH)
waiū	haki		a breast that sags, but not long or pendulous. lit., broken breast.

haʻo₁ same as haʻohaʻo, strange, puzzling...
	haʻo	₁	same as haʻohaʻo, strange, puzzling... cf. haʻohaʻo, mahaʻohaʻo, pāhaʻohaʻo, kamahaʻo.
	haʻo	haʻo	strange, puzzling, astonishing; astonished, puzzled, surprised; to wonder, marvel. cf. haʻo, mahaʻohaʻo, pāhaʻohaʻo, kamahaʻo.
	haʻo	haoalani	The reverence and affection formerly felt by the people for their chiefs; he kuhau lalapa o ke kapu la.
	haʻo	haʻona	astonishment, wonder.
honi pā	haʻo	haʻo	a "puzzling" smell: said if the smell is out of place, as that of gardenias in a canoe at sea, interpreted as a warning of danger. (Nānā 58)
hoʻo	haʻo	haʻo	to arouse wonder, surprise, puzzlement. see haʻohaʻo, strange, puzzling, astonishing; astonished, puzzled, surprised; to wonder, marvel...
kama	haʻo		wonderful, astonishing, marvelous, wondrous, surprising, remarkable, incomprehensible. cf. pāhaʻohaʻo.
kūpā	haʻo	haʻo	same as pāhaʻohaʻo. (Kel. 107)
ma	haʻo	haʻo	same as haʻohaʻo, strange.
nani kama	haʻo		splendor (EH)
pā	haʻo	₁	about the same as the more common pāhaʻohaʻo, mysterious...
pā	haʻo	₂	name of a guessing game. rare.
pā	haʻo	haʻo	mysterious, puzzling, incomprehensible; transfigured. cf. haʻo₁, haʻohaʻo, mahaʻohaʻo, kamahaʻo.

hea₁ to call, name; to sing or recite a name chant; to give a name to. PPN *sea.
ʻā	hea	hea₄	same as heahea, to call.
ʻaui	hea		vocative case. lit.., calling case.
e	hea		To call; to call aloud; perhaps the imperative mood of hea, to call. see kahea.
	hea	₁	to call, name; to sing or recite a name chant; to give a name to. cf. ʻauihea, kāhea.
	hea	hea₁	• to call frequently and hospitably; • to welcome; • friendly, hospitable, genial.
	hea	heaia	A calling; a voice of calling; aole nae i loaa ka heaheaia mai. Laieik. 91.
	hea	inoa	to give a name; to chant a name chant; to call a name in hospitable welcome; to call the roll; roll call; name chant.
	hea	mele inoa	to recite a name chant (EH)
	hea	na₂	calling, as in greeting.
hooka	hea		see hea and kahea, to call out. To cause to cry out; to call; to raise the voice in calling.
kā	hea		to call, cry out, invoke, greet, name; recital of the first lines of a stanza by the dancer as a cue to the chanter; to recite the kāhea; to give a military command; to summon; a call, alarm (kā, caus. + hea, call).
kā	hea	ʻai	a call to come and eat; a prayer calling on the gods to come and share the food.
kā	hea	kua	to call to someone who is leaving (this was believed to bring bad luck, because the departing person had to change his plans).
kā	hea	pau ahi	fire alarm.
kaʻia	hea		to resound from a distance.
kala	hea		to call out an announcement or proclamation, announce.
kū	hea		var. of kāhea, to call.
kū	hea	manu	bird imitator; fowler. (Sol. 6.5)
lauā	hea		rumor, hearsay.
lohe lau ā	hea		hearsay, rumor see āhea, breeze, blow gently...
mele kā	hea		chant for admittance to an old-time hula school. lit., calling song.
pā	hea	hea	to call, especially to invite someone to eat; hospitality.
pahu kā	hea		walkie-talkie. Niʻihau.
pā kā	hea		welcoming call; to call in welcome.
pule kā	hea		prayer calling on family gods.

hea₅ where? Pn(NP) *fea, where?
ā	hea	₂	when (future). cf. ināhea, when? (past) (Gram. 11.1)
aia i	hea		Where? also: ai hea. see hea₅.
ai	hea		Where? also: aia i hea. see hea₅.
ʻau	hea	₁	Where (in questions). (Gram. 8.5)
ʻau	hea	hoʻi	Where indeed (with implication of neglect or indifference)? Where's the interest? Where's the care?
	hea	₄	which (in questions and after other words). cf. āhea, ināhea. (Gram. 8.5)
	hea	₅	where? (usually following prepositions i, ma, mai, no, ʻo; mahea is often written as one word.)
i	hea		where (indefinite), why, why not.
inā	hea		When (in questions in the past). cf. āhea, when? (future) (Gram. 8.5)
ma	hea		see hea₅, where?
mai	hea	mai?	from where?, whence? (EH)
no	hea		from where?, whence?
o	hea		inter, the genitive case of hea. Of where? of what place? Gram. § 160;
pe	hea		How? What? How about it? (Gram. 8.3)
pe	hea	lā	I don't know; somehow; So how! (in answer to a question with pehea that one cannot or does not wish to answer) (EH)
pe	hea	ʻoe	How do you do? (EH)

heʻe₂ to slide, surf, slip, flee PPn *seke, slip, slide; surf-ride
ʻalu	heʻe		loose, as a bundle not securely tied; flabby, ill-fitting, loose-jointed.
ʻau	heʻe		• to flee from danger; • routed, dispersed, defeated.
ʻau	heʻe	heʻe	redup. of ʻauheʻe, to flee from danger; routed, dispersed, defeated...
hakina	heʻe		geologic fault, as San Andreas Fault. lit., slipping break.
hau he	heʻe		slush.
	heʻe	₆	flee. cf. pūheʻe, to flee... (Kin. 14.10)
	heʻe	₂	see also. heʻe₆ 'to flee' • to slide, slip, • surf, cf. heʻe nalu, to ride a surfboard, surfing...
	heʻe	₃	• to melt, soften; • flow, • drip, • to skim, as milk. cf. heʻeheʻe, avalanche..., heheʻe, to slide, sag, fade, landslide, avalanche, soft, watery, melting...
	heʻe	₄	to hang down, as fruit; to sag; to bear breadfruit. see ex. ule₁.
	heʻe	₅	line that supports the mast, stay.
	heʻe	hau	to ski, in snow. lit., slide (on) snow. see heʻe wai, to water ski...
	heʻe	heʻe₁	rare redup. of heʻe₂, to slide, surf, heʻe₃, to melt, flow, heʻe₄, to hang down, sag... avalanche.
	heʻe	hōlua	• to ride a hōlua sled; the hōlua course; • fig.., an expression of pride in descent from certain chiefly families at Waipiʻo, Hawaiʻi, who were famous for their skill with the hōlua sled. see hōlua, sled...
	heʻe	iʻa	run of fish (EH)
	heʻe	na	ramp, as for skateboarding. [comb. heʻe + -na.] cf. alahiō.
	heʻe	nalu	to ride a surfboard; surfing; surf rider. lit., wave sliding.
	heʻe	nalu	var. spelling of heʻe nalu, to ride a surfboard...
	heʻe	nehu	season when nehu fish run; to run in schools, of nehu.
	heʻe	puʻewai	to surf toward the mouth of a stream or up the stream.
	heʻe	umauma	body surfing; to body surf.
	heʻe	wai	to water ski. lit., slide (on) water. see heʻe hau.
	heʻe	wale	miscarriage; to have a miscarriage.
he	heʻe	₁	redup. of heʻe₂, to slide, surf, slip, flee..., heʻe₃, to melt, flow, drip, soften, heʻe₄, to skim, as milk...; to hang down, as fruit; to sag; to bear breadfruit...; • to slide, • sag, • fade; • landslide, avalanche; • soft, watery, melting.
he	heʻe	₂	discharge, as of pus; fluid.
hehe	heʻe		redup. of heheʻe₁, to slide, surf, slip, flee..., to melt, flow, drip, soften, to skim, as milk..., to hang down, as fruit, to sag, to bear breadfruit..., heheʻe₂, discharge, as of pus; fluid...
hī	heʻe		obliquely, indirectly, sideways. (For. 6:495)
hōʻau	heʻe		to rout, put to flight, flee. see ʻauheʻe, to flee from danger; routed, dispersed, defeated.
holo pa	heʻe		to skate, skid.
hoʻo	heʻe	₁	• to cause to slip, slide, flee; • to put to flight, rout. see heʻe₂, to slide, surf, slip, flee...
hoʻo	heʻe	aholo	to leach, i.e. subject to the action of percolating liquid. [comb. hoʻo- + heʻeaholo.] see heʻeaholo.
hoʻo	heʻe	kī	ti-leaf slide see heʻe, to slide, surf, slip... (EH)
hoʻohe	heʻe		• to melt, liquefy, • cast, • dissolve, • soften; • to slide, especially to slide by jerks, as on a hōlua, sled, or ti-leaf slide. see heheʻe₁, to slide, sag, fade; landslide, avalanche; soft, watery, melting...
hoʻohe	heʻe	meaʻai	to digest food. see hoʻowali ʻai, hoʻonapele [trad.]
hoʻopa	heʻe		to cause to slip, slide; to make smooth, slippery; to smooth with oil, as the hair; to lubricate. see ex., kū₁₃ see paheʻe₁, slippery, smooth, as a surface; soft, satiny; to slide, slip, skid; sliding, slipping...
huki	heʻe	₁	smooth.
ī	heʻe		to spread out, prevail, as of calm, peace. rare.
ī	heʻe	heʻe	to flow. rare.
kā	heʻe	₁	to pour.
kā	heʻe	₃	to slip flowers from the stringing needle to the string.
kai	heʻe		receding sea or wave.
kai he	heʻe		taboo place along the shore where outcasts (kauwā) or breakers of certain taboos were drowned that they might be offered as sacrifices; one such place was at Kewalo in Honolulu. lit., slippery sea.
kāmaʻa holo pa	heʻe		skates.
kāmaʻa puki	heʻe	hau	ski boot. see heʻe hau.
kapuahi hoʻohe	heʻe	hao	iron-melting foundry.
kaula hoʻo	heʻe		same as kaula paheʻe, line, as to raise a sail...
kaula pa	heʻe		line, as to raise a sail. lit., sliding line.
keiki	heʻe	wale	miscarried foetus. lit., child slide without cause.
kēkelē he	heʻe		melting point. lit., degree (for) melting.
kele hoʻopa	heʻe		vaseline, petrolatum. lit., lubricating jelly.
kī	heʻe		to pour.
kiʻi hoʻohe	heʻe	ʻia	molten or cast image.
lāʻau hoʻopa	heʻe		lubrication (EH)
lole pa	heʻe		silk (EH)
mea he	heʻe		solute. lit., melted thing. see ʻūheheʻe.
noʻa pa	heʻe		game in which noʻa pebbles were pitched as quoits. lit., sliding noʻa.
ʻōkuʻu lepo he	heʻe		same as ʻōkuʻu₂; lit., running excrement ʻōkuʻu.
ʻōlelo pa	heʻe		cunning (speech), fluent, glib (EH)
ʻōnaehana hoʻohe	heʻe	meaʻai	digestive system.
pa	heʻe	₁	slippery, smooth, as a surface; soft, satiny; to slide, slip, skid; sliding, slipping. cf. holo paheʻe, pakika, pōhaku paheʻe ʻānai.
pa	heʻe	₂	cleared area, bare dirt.
pa	heʻe	₃	• spear throwing (FS 114–5); • dart-throwing; • sport of sliding a stick over a smooth surface; • the dart itself. (Buck) describes the darts as from 34.5 to 67 inches (about 85 to 170 cm) long, tapering at one end, with the greatest diameter of from 1 to 1½ inches (2.6 to 3.9 cm). cf. moa₅, a dart, tapering at one end...
pā	heʻe	heʻe₁	redup. of paheʻe₁, slippery, smooth, as a surface; soft, satiny...
pa	heʻe	keʻa	dart (EH)
pa	heʻe	ʻulu	to bowl; bowling.
pa	heʻe	wai	water slide; to go on a water slide (Slip ʻnʻ Slide).
pala	heʻe	₂	to flee in fear. rare.
pala	heʻe		a running boil; to run, of a sore.
pala he	heʻe		abscess, running sore.
papa	heʻe	nalu	surfboard. lit., board [for] sliding waves.
papa	heʻe	nalu	var. spelling of papa heʻe nalu, surfboard...
pō	heʻe	pali	killed by a fall from a precipice. fig., to die mysteriously or by accident.
pō	heʻe	ua	landslide caused by rain; to slip or fall due to rain. (And.)
pū	heʻe		to flee. cf. heʻe₂.
pū	heʻe	miki	to steal or filch and run away.
u	heʻe		plural of heʻe₂, slide, heʻe₃, melt, heʻe₄, hang down...
ʻūhe	heʻe		solvent. [comb. ʻū- + heheʻe.] see mea heheʻe.
waha	heʻe		to lie; lying, deceitful, false; a lie, liar. lit., slippery mouth. see ex. keu.
wahi (kapuahi) hoʻohe	heʻe	hao	foundry (EH)
wai hoʻohe	heʻe		digestive juice.
waiū	heʻe		skim milk. see heʻe₃, ...to skim, as milk...
waiū	heʻe	heʻe	caked breast.

hemo₁ loose, separated, untied, unfastened, open, satisfied, discharged, divorced, opened, weaned; taken off, as clothes. Pn(CE) *semo, become separated, slip off, be loosed; weak, exhausted
ʻai	hemo		to remove food from one's mouth and then eat it again, as gum. [mān: mmlh]
ʻāina kaʻa	hemo		ceded land. [ʻāina + kaʻa + hemo]
hana	hemo		to loosen, let go.
	hemo	₁	• loose, separated, untied, unfastened, • open, opened, • satisfied (see ex., hemahema₂), • discharged, • divorced, • weaned; • taken off, as clothes. (cf. puhemo₁, (Puk. 19.21) )
	hemo	hemo	redup. of hemo₁; separation, loosening.
hoʻo	hemo		to loosen, undo, unfasten, disconnect, take off, set at liberty, liberate, free, abort. see hemo₁, loose, separated, untied, unfastened, open, satisfied, discharged, divorced, opened, weaned; taken off, as clothes...
hoʻo	hemo	hemo	to take off. caus/sim of hemohemo, separation, loosening...
hoʻopa	hemo	₂	to take off line, as a computer system. cf. hoʻopaʻeʻe. [comb. hoʻo- + pahemo.] see pahemo.
hoʻopa	hemo	₁	to cause to slip, slacken, loosen, etc see pahemo, about the same as hemo; loosened, slipping off; to loosen, get loose; weakening, as a voice.
hoʻopā	hemo	hemo	redup. of hoʻopahemo see pāhemohemo, Redup. of pahemo, loosened, slipping off; to loosen, get loose...
hoʻopu	hemo		to loosen, release; listless (EH) see puhemo₁, loose, set free, released, taken off.
iwi pa	hemo		dislocation (EH)
kaʻa	hemo		ceded... see ʻāina kaʻahemo, ceded land...
kaʻi	hemo		same as kaʻi hoʻi, exit dancing...
kuli	hemo		dislocated knee (EH)
lāʻau hoʻo	hemo	keiki	potion to cause abortion (EH)
ʻō	hemo	₂	rare var. of hoʻohemo, to loosen, undo, unfasten... see hemo, loose, separated, untied...
pa	hemo		about the same as hemo₁, loose, separated, untied, unfastened, open, satisfied...; loosened, slipping off; to loosen, get loose; weakening, as a voice.
pā	hemo	hemo	redup. of pahemo.
pala	hemo		similar to pahemo, loose, easily untied. rare.
po	hemo		To slip out of the hand, as one carries a bundle and it falls; e puhemo, e alualu, e oloolo, e haaluea.
pu	hemo	₁	loose, set free, released, taken off. cf. hemo₁.
pūʻuo	hemo		open population, in science. cf. pūʻuo paʻa.
u	hemo		same as hemo, loose, separated...

The state of being accused or under a curse. Kin. 3:14. E ka poe i ahewaia, ye cursed. Mat. 25:41. A mistake; an error, when the physician thought that a god had the direction of the disease or sent it. see hoahewa. To pronounce one guilty; to condemn. The act of speaking against others. Backbiting.

hewa₁ mistake, fault, error, sin, blunder, defect, offense, guilt, crime, vice; wrong, incorrect, wicked, sinful, guilty; to err, miss, mismanage, fail, mis- (FJ) PPn *sewa, confused, in error
ʻaʻa	hewa		to act wickedly or presumptuously. (EH)
ʻā	hewa	₁	• to condemn, condemnation, • to blame, blame, • to censure, reproach, • to convict; conviction.
ʻā	hewa	₂	wall-eyed, cross-eyed (with maka).
a	hewa	ia	Punishment; condemnation. 1 Sam. 28:10.
awa	hewa		To miss; to overlook; to make a mistake.
hana	hewa		to do wrong, err.
hehe	hewa		redup. of hewa; a mistake by many.
hehi	hewa		misstep; to make a misstep.
hele	hewa		to go wrong, take the wrong path, go astray, err.
	hewa	₁	mistake, fault, error, sin, blunder, defect, offense, guilt, crime, vice; wrong, incorrect, wicked, sinful, guilty; to err, miss, mismanage, fail, mis-.
	hewa	₂	Is it wrong to? Then why not?
	hewa	hewa₃	to fail to recognize. (Ier. 29.26)
	hewa	hewa₂	crazy, demented, wild, aimless. cf. kala hewahewa.
	hewa	kūpili	logic error, as a message on a calculator display that shows an operation is not logical.
hili	hewa		tangled, confused; entanglement, confusion; to become entangled; to trip or fall.
hoʻā	hewa		• to find guilty, pronounce guilty, convict, • blame, condemn, • curse. see ʻāhewa₁, to condemn, blame, censure, reproach, convict; condemnation, blame, conviction...
hooa	hewa		see ahewa and hewa. A finding or pronouncing guilty of a crime or wrong; to condemn.
hoʻo	hewa		to cause one to do wrong, cause or feign a mistake; to blame, condemn (cf. the more common hoʻāhewa, to condemn) see hewa₁, mistake, fault, error, sin, blunder, defect, offense, guilt, crime, vice...
hoʻoholo i ke kū i ka	hewa		to convict, i.e. to find or prove to be guilty. lit., determine to be in error.
hoomake	hewa		To accuse falsely; to do a thing in vain.
hou	hewa		to turn this way and that, as in panic.
hū	hewa		• to miss the course, • digress, • fail to penetrate or grasp.
kaʻahi	hewa		over the line, in volleyball. Niʻihau. also keʻehi hewa.
kaha pela	hewa		a circle around a misspelled word with the letters ph (pela hewa) written above the word, in proofreading. lit., spelling error mark.
kā	hewa		to miss, fail, not succeed; to hit by mistake; foiled or thwarted in an attempt.
kala	hewa	hewa	to give away in an insane manner, as would a crazy person.
Kaʻuaʻukomo	hewa		a lua fighting stroke. lit., the petrel trespasses. also ʻUaʻukomohewa.
keʻehi	hewa		over the line, in volleyball. Niʻihau. also kaʻahi hewa.
komo	hewa		to trespass, enter by mistake or illegally, intrude; to put on in a wrong way, as clothes wrong side out.
kū	hewa		• sudden attack, • stroke, as of heart failure; • apoplexy; • sudden wind gust; • suddenly attacked by a stroke; • hit without warning or in error; • to strike.
kuhi	hewa		to suppose wrongly, err in judgment, give wrong directions; to mistake a person for someone else; erroneous supposition, illusion. see ex. laʻahia.
kuhi	hewa	o ka maka	optical illusion. lit., illusion of the eyes.
kuhikuhi	hewa		redup. of kuhi hewa; to misdirect, misinform.
kui	hewa		Kui, to strike, and hewa, wrong. To strike or hit by mistake.
kū i ka	hewa		guilty
kūkala	hewa		false alarm.
lalau	hewa		to wander in error, sin.
maʻi kū	hewa		apoplexy (EH)
maʻi ʻō	hewa	hewa	psychosis (EH)
maka ʻā	hewa		walleyed; cross-eyed. lit., eyes that err. cf. maka lalau.
makaʻu kū	hewa		sudden fear, panic.
manaʻo kuhi	hewa		delusion (EH)
mea	hewa		sinner (EH)
moe	hewa		to sleep restlessly; to fidget, talk, or walk in one's sleep; disturbed in one's sleep; night mare; to have a nightmare. lit., wrong sleeping.
mōhai kala	hewa		expiatory offering to atone for sins. lit., offering for forgiveness of sins.
ʻō	hewa		delirious, incoherent, as a drunkard.
o	hewa		O, to pierce, and hewa, wrong. To make a false stab at a person or thing.
ʻō	hewa	hewa	redup. of ʻōhewa; psychotic.
ʻōlelo	hewa		mistaken word, slip of the tongue.
ʻōlelo hoʻā	hewa		accusation; to accuse, charge.
olelohoo	hewa		An accusation; a charge of wrong against one.
pāʻani	hewa		foul (in sports) (EH)
pae	hewa		to stray.
paʻi	hewa		misprint, typographical error; to make such an error. lit., mistaken printing.
palena ʻāluna o ka	hewa		greatest possible error, in math. lit., loosening boundary of error. abb. PʻĀH.
pela	hewa
pili i ka	hewa		found guilty (EH)
pilikia kū	hewa		emergency (EH)
pōpoki pae	hewa		stray cat (EH)
ʻUaʻukomo	hewa		same as Kaʻuaʻukomohewa, a lua fighting stroke...
uka	hewa		Uka, to make an attempt, and hewa, wrong. To make an attempt and miss; to attempt and not perform.
uluā	hewa	₁	mania, delusion, craziness; deranged; somewhat crazy, sometimes believed due to possession by a spirit.
uluā	hewa	₂	overgrowth; to grow wild and lush; bushy.
waha	hewa		Waha, mouth, and hewa, wrong; wicked. The wickedness of the mouth; any false conversation. In a prayer to the gods for the sick, e kala mai i kona hewa, a me kona aiku, a me kona aia, a me kona wahahewa, foul mouth.
wehewehe	hewa		misconstrue (EH)

hihi₁ to entangle, creep, spread, intertwine, intermingle; entanglement, web, snare (FJ) PPn *fifi, entangled; wrapped; confused
ʻā	hihi	₂	any plant with long runners or creepers, as cup of gold; any creeping vine. cf. hihi, entangled.
hana	hihi		rank-growing, wild, branchy. fig., untamed, uncivil, crude.
	hihi	₁	• to entangle, intertwine, intermingle; entanglement, • creep, • spread, • web, • snare. cf. pohihihi, obscure, entangled, mysterious, intricate, confused...
	hihi	a₁	• entangled, interwoven, involved, rank, snarled, snarl, entanglement, kink, • perplexed, hampered, obscure and difficult to understand (Kep. 167); • thicket, • difficulty, problem, trouble.
	hihi	hi	redup. of hihi₁, to entangle, creep, spread, intertwine, intermingle...
	hihi	kolo₁	same as kākalaioa₂, , kinds of brambles. kākalaioa₃, kinds of brambles.
	hihi	pūnāwele	spider web, cobweb.
	hihi	pūnāwelewele	var. spelling of hihi pūnāwele, spider web...
hoʻo	hihi	₁	to cause entanglement; to entwine, entangle see hihi₁, to entangle, creep, spread, intertwine, intermingle; entanglement, web, snare.
hoʻo	hihi	a	to get into difficulties, entangle, perplex, beset with trouble (Mat. 26.31) , complicate. see hihia₁, entangled, interwoven, involved, perplexed, hampered, rank, snarled, obscure and difficult to understand...
hoʻokā	hihi		to entrap, ensnare, entangle, etc see kāhihi, entanglement, perplexity, involvement, blocking; entangled, choked, as by weeds; blocked, involved, as with the law, trapped, framed (slang).
hoʻokau	hihi		to entangle. see kauhihi₁, tangled, snarled, of vines. Fig., in trouble.
hoʻopo	hihi	hi	to confuse, bewilder, puzzle, make mysterious see pohihihi, obscure, entangled, mysterious, intricate, confused, confusing, bewildering, baffling, complex; mystery, obscurity.
kā	hihi		entanglement, perplexity, involvement, blocking; entangled, choked, as by weeds; blocked, involved, as with the law (Mat. 5.40), trapped, framed (slang). cf. hihi.
ka	hihi	hi	redup. of kāhihi, entanglement...
kau	hihi	₁	• tangled, snarled, of vines. • fig., in trouble.
kū	hihi		to censure, condemn, especially of innocent persons; to involve, entangle, embroil. cf. hihia.
lāʻau	hihi		vine.
lāʻau	hihi		var. spelling of lāʻau hihi, vine...
paʻa	hihi		spread here and there.
pā	hihi		to spread, as vines; to stream, as water over a cliff.
palai	hihi		a native filmy fern (Vandenboschia davalioides), climbing on trees in damp forests, with narrow dark-green fronds, 13 cm long or more, divided three times. lit., creeping palai.
pīkake	hihi		a creeping pīkake.
pili	hihi	a	to become involved in gambling, usually disastrously; in the old days, to bet one's life or wife; to be involved in an entangling affair of any sort.
pō	hihi	₁	same as pohihihi, obscure, entangled... cf. hihi.
po	hihi	hi	obscure, entangled, mysterious, intricate, confused, confusing, bewildering, baffling, complex; mystery, obscurity. cf. hihi.
po	hihi	u	evasive, obscure, difficult to grasp or comprehend.
pua hōkū	hihi		the waxflower (Hoya bicarinata), an ornamental vine from Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji, in the milkweed family. Leaves are thick, broad-oval, paired, at their bases bearing short clusters of waxy, fragrant, white and pink, star-shaped flowers used for leis. lit., entangled star flower. (Neal 700)

hina₄ gray- or white-haired; gray [(OC) PPn *sina, grey or white-haired]
ʻāeko poʻo	hina		bald eagle. lit., white-haired eagle. also ʻāeto poʻo hina
ʻā	hina	₁	gray, gray- or white-haired.
ʻā	hina	₂	blue denim cloth, dungarees, blue jeans.
ʻā	hina	hina₁	same as ʻāhina₁, gray, gray- or white-haired..., ʻāhina₂, blue denim cloth, dungarees, blue jeans...
ʻā	hina	hina₂	the silver-sword (Argyroxiphium sandwicense), a native plant found only at altitudes of 1,870 m or more on Maui and Hawaiʻi; the many long silvery leaves forming a rounded rosette to 60 cm in diameter; about a hundred purplish, daisy-like flowers borne on an erect, leafy stem, which is about 1.8 m high. also hinahina. (Neal 845–7)
ʻā	hina	hina₃	a native spreading shrub to 1 m high, (Artemisia australis); leaves divided into narrow segments, hoary on under side; flowers in panicles, small, daisy-like. Pounded leaves are used for asthma. also hinahina. (Neal 852)
ʻā	hina	hina₄	same as hinahina₂, Florida moss.
ʻā	hina	hina ʻōmaʻomaʻo	Maui greensword. lit., green silversword.
ʻā	hina	kuahiwi	a native fern (Cyrtomium caryotideum), with fronds 25 to 35 cm long, once divided into 6 to 18 broadly sickle-shaped pinnae, lobed at the base. also kāʻapeʻape.
	hina	₄	gray- or white-haired; gray. cf. ʻāhina.
	hina	hina₁	the silversword (Argyroxiphium sandwicense). see ʻāhinahina₂.
	hina	hina₂	florida moss (Tillandsia usneoides), an air plant, growing on tree branches and hanging baskets, forming masses of gray, thread-like stems and leaves. It is often substituted for the heliotrope (below) as the flower of Kahoʻolawe, and so called. Also ʻāhinahina and ʻumiʻumi o Dole, Dole's Whiskers. (Neal 169–71)
	hina	hina₆	gray, grayish.
	hina	hina₇	a variety of sugar cane, gray-green with a rosy flush, the whole covered with a wax bloom; pith dark brown; looks like lahi₂. (HP 224, 225)
	hina	kea	type of stone laid near the coral pile (umu) to attract fish; it was flat on one side and rounded on the other, and was believed to attract manini and young of other fish which resembled it in color. lit., white gray.
	hina	lii	Hina, gray, and lii, very little. Very little gray, as the hair; whitish.
	hina	ulu	to begin to gray, of hair.
kua	hina	hina	gray-headed. Molokaʻi.
lae	hina		same as noio, a tern. lit., white brow.
pō	hina	₁	gray, misty, foggy, dimly visible, hazy. see ex. kāluʻu.
pō	hina	hina₁	redup. of pōhina₁, gray, misty, foggy...
polo	hina		gray, misty, smoky. fig., affectionate grief, pity.
poʻo	hina		gray- or white-haired; ash-colored. (PH 34)
popoʻo	hina		redup. of poʻo hina, gray- or white-haired; ash-colored...
pua	hina		gray.
wana	hina		streak of gray, as in hair.

hola₁ to spread [(AN) PPn *fola, spread out; spread]
ho	hola		to spread out, unfold, unfurl, as tapa, mats, clouds, wings; to extend, stretch, diffuse. cf. hola, maʻihohola, pāhola.
	hola	₁	same as hohola, to spread. cf. kauhola, mahola, pāhola.
	hola	hia	pas/imp. of hola₁, same as hohola, to spread...
	hola	hola	redup. of hola₁, same as hohola, to spread..., hola₂, same as ʻauhuhu, to drug fish with this poison... see papa holahola kānāwai laʻa, universally sacred decree...
	hola	na	same as hola₁, same as hohola, to spread...
hoʻoma	hola		to unroll. caus/sim of mahola, to spread out; to smooth out, as a cloth to dry; to extend, expand.
hooma	hola	hola	Freq. of the foregoing. NOTE.—The different forms mahola and mohala have the same meaning.
hoomo	hola		see mohola and hohola. To spread out widely; to unfold, as the growing of a plant.
hoʻopā	hola		to cause to spread, have spread see pāhola₁, to spread about, extend, diffuse; spread too thin, dissipated.
kau	hola	₁	to open, unfold, as a tapa; to expand, as a flower in bloom. cf. hola.
ma	hola	₁	to spread out; to smooth out, as a cloth to dry; to extend, expand. see hola₁ and ex. heʻe₁.
mā	hola	hola	redup. of mahola, to spread out; to smooth out, as a cloth to dry...
ma	hola	hune	diffusion; to be diffused. [comb. mahola + hune.]
mo	hola		var. of mohala, unfolded, as flower petals... cf. moho₃, to unfold, of leaves...
pā	hola	₁	• to spread about, • extend, • diffuse; • spread too thin, dissipated. cf. hohola.
pā	hola	hola	redup. of pāhola₁, pāhola₂.
po	hola		To open; to spread out, as the petals of a flower when blossoming; to open; to expand; to grow larger.
ʻu	hola		• same as hola, to unfold, spread. • fig., receptive and open, as the mind. cf. maʻi ʻuhola.

hune₁ poor, destitute; a poor person
hōʻili	hune		to cause poverty; to behave as if poor. see ʻilihune, poor, destitute; poverty, poor person. Lit., tiny skin...
hoʻo	hune	₁	to cause poverty, impoverish see hune₁, poor, destitute; a poor person.
hoʻoʻili	hune		impoverish. see ʻilihune, poor, destitute, poverty... (EH)
huhu	hune		redup. of hunehune and hune₁,₂; fine, dainty; stripped of all property.
hu	hune	₁	redup. of hune₁, poor, destitute, hune₂, fine, tiny.
	hune	₁	poor, destitute; a poor person. cf. ʻilihune, poor, destitute..., māhune, poor, destitute...
ʻili	hune		poor, destitute; poverty, poor person. lit., tiny skin. cf. hune₁, poor...
mā	hune	₁	poor, destitute. cf. hune₁, poor...
mā	hune	hune	redup. of māhune₁, poor, māhune₂, small particle, māhune₃, barely...

hae₃ haʻi₁ haʻi₂ haki haʻo₁ hea₁ hea₅ heʻe₂ hemo₁ hewa₁ hihi₁ hina₄ hola₁ hune₁

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