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laʻe laʻelaʻe₁ laha₁ like lipo luhe luhi₁ luku luʻu

laʻe clear
hoʻokā	laʻe		to cause to clear; to become clear see kālaʻe₁, clear, calm, unclouded.
hoʻo	laʻe		to clear up, brighten see laʻe, pure in sentiment
Ka	laʻe		village and land area in Kahanui, north central Molokaʻi. The people here were noted for their failure to observe the taboos of others (quote, below). see Waiakalaʻe. lit.: the clearness.
kā	laʻe	₁	clear, calm, unclouded. also kānaʻe₂.
	laʻe		same as laʻelaʻe₁, bright, shiny, clear, serene, calm, pleasant... pure in sentiment. cf. kālaʻe₁, clear, calm, unclouded, mālaʻe, clear, calm; clear of weeds, as a field; serene, as a cloudless sky... (Hal. 19.8)
Mā	laʻe		heiau and gulch, Kamalō qd., south Molokaʻi. Peninsula east of Kāneʻohe, Oʻahu. lit.: clear.
mā	laʻe		• clear, calm; • clear of weeds, as a field; • serene, as a cloudless sky. cf. laʻe, same as laʻelaʻe, bright, shiny, clear, serene, calm, pleasant..., kālaʻe₁, clear, calm, unclouded...
mā	laʻe	a	pas/imp. of mālaʻe, clear, calm; clear of weeds, as a field; serene, as a cloudless sky...
mō	laʻe		• clear, unobstructed; • easily understood. also mālaʻe.
Waiaka	laʻe		gulch, Kaunakakai qd., Molokaʻi. see Kalaʻe. lit.: water of the clearness.

laha₁ extended, spread out, broad, published (MP) PPn *lafa-lafa, flat and/or broad
hoʻo	laha		to spread abroad, publish, advertise, broadcast, disseminate, distribute, circulate, make known, promulgate, increase, propagate; advertisement, propagation, publicity see laha₁, extended, spread out, broad, published, circulated, distributed, disseminated, promulgated, advertised, broadcast...
hoʻo	laha	kūʻai	advertisement, ad; commercial. also hoʻolaha.
	laha	₁	• extended, spread out, broad, • published, circulated, distributed, disseminated, promulgated, • advertised, broadcast, widespread, • increased, numerous, • common, general, ordinary. see laha ʻole, rare, choice, unique; not spread, not common...
	laha	laha	redup. of laha₁, extended, spread out... also said of a hen covering her chickens with her wings.
	laha	ʻole	rare, choice, unique; not spread, not common.
lā	laha		broad. lit., broad surface.
lau	laha		• spread far and wide, as news, widespread; • circulated, publicized; • of common or general knowledge; • spread contagiously, as a disease. • lit., much spread.
lau	laha	ole	see laulaha and ole, negative. Kept in; not reported; not spread abroad.
lei pā	laha	laha	same as lei papa, flat lei, as for a hat; any lei on a flat surface, especially a feather lei...
līpā	laha	laha	same as līpahapaha, sea lettuce.
lola hoʻopa	laha		roller. lit. flattening roller.
ʻolo	laha		oval. Niʻihau. also pōʻai lōʻihi.
ʻōʻō pā	laha	laha	trowel. lit., flat digging instrument.
pā	laha	₁	• spread out, extended, • flattened, • wide, broad, broadened.
pā	laha	laha₁	redup. of pālaha₁, spread out, extended, flattened... (sometimes shortened to pālālā)
pā	laha	laha lau	having many leaves, but little fruit.
	laha	ālā	same as pālahalaha, spread out, extended, flattened...
pala	laha		same as pālahalaha₁, spread out...
pala	laha	lau	see palahalahalau. Having leaves only, and no fruit; making a show of leaves, as a tree.

lipo deep blue-black, as a cavern, the sea, or dense forest; dim, distant; grief
ana	lipo		distance, faraway space, beyond the horizon. cf. kumulipo.
auā	lipo		overcome by intense emotion, as love, grief.
haʻakū	lipo		same as hoʻokūlipo, dark.
haʻa	lipo		same as hoʻonipo; • to be darkened; • to bow the head, as in grief.
hele lewa	lipo		spacewalk. lit., walk (in) space.
hoʻokū	lipo		caus/sim of kūlipo, dark, dank, deep, as a cave. fig. extremely, intense, much...
kai	lipo	liko	Kai and lipolipo, blue or black. Epithet of the deep sea, as dark blue or black.
kālaikumu	lipo		cosmology. [kālai- + kumulipo]
kauna	lipo		var. spelling of kauna Lipo, the southern sky where the star Lipo may be seen...
kuana	lipo		same as kauana Lipo.
kukuna lewa	lipo		cosmic ray. lit., outer-space ray.
kulehana kālaikumu	lipo		cosmological principle. lit., cosmology principle.
kū	lipo		• dark, dank, deep, as a cave. • fig. extremely, intense, much cf. kumulipo, lipo.
kū	lipo	lipo	redup. of kūlipo, dark, dank, deep, as a cave. fig. extremely, intense, much...
kumu	lipo		origin, genesis, source of life, mystery; name of the Hawaiian creation chant (see (KL) and (Johnson 1982). written kumu uli po in (Malo text, ch.1, sec. 11). [Malo (2005 ptg): ch.1, sec. 11 (p.2) has kumulipo.]
lele lewa	lipo	kanaka	manned space flight. lit., human space flight.
lewa	lipo		outer space.
	lipo	₁	• deep blue-black, as a cavern, the sea, or dense forest; • dim, distant; • grief see kumulipo.
	lipo	a	pas/imp. of lipo₁, deep blue-black, as a cavern, the sea, or dense forest...
	lipo	lipo	redup. of lipo₁, deep blue-black, as a cavern, the sea...
	lipo	lolohuamea	The appearance on looking into very deep water or a deep pit where no bottom is visible; black; dark.
	lipo	wao nahele	gloom and darkness of a great forest.
ma	lipo	lipo	var. spelling of mālipolipo, shady; deep, dark shade.
mā	lipo	lipo	shady; deep, dark shade.
mauuu	lipo		Mauu and lipo, dark. Dark green verdure, as in a dark forest.
mokuhali lewa	lipo		space shuttle, space ship. [sh. mokulele + halihali + lewa lipo.]
oʻioʻina lewa	lipo		space station. lit., resting place for travelers (in) space.
palapala lewa	lipo		space map. lit., outer-space document.
polokalamu lewa	lipo		space program.
wao	lipo		inland region, said by (Kam) to be between the waoʻeiwa and the wao nahele. lit., dark wao.

luhe to hang down, overhang, sag, droop, wilt, wither.
ʻawapuhi	luhe	luhe	the shell ginger (Catimbium speciosum), a large ornamental herb from East Indies. Clusters of irregularly bell-shaped flowers that are white and marked with red and yellow bend downward from the top of leafy, arching stems, which are 1.5 to 3.5 m high. lit., drooping ginger. (Neal 259–60)
hoʻokā	luhe		to pretend to droop, flirt, etc.; to cause drooping see kāluhe, to droop, bend, vibrate as a leaf in the wind; to ogle, bend and twist, as a coquettish woman; to act the coquette.
hoʻo	luhe		caus/sim of luhe, to hang down, overhang, sag, droop, wilt, wither...
hoʻō	luhe	luhe	to cause limpness, etc see ʻōluheluhe, sagging, drooping, as a potbelly; limp; flabby; soft, as a crab that has shed its shell.
kā	luhe		to droop, bend, vibrate as a leaf in the wind; to ogle, bend and twist, as a coquettish woman; to act the coquette. cf. luhe, to droop.
kā	luhe	uʻa	drooping with age, as of old ginger plants. (Kep. 93)
lehe	luhe		pouting lip.
	luhe		to hang down, overhang, sag, droop, wilt, wither.
	luhe		Proud; exhibiting one's haughtiness; making a show; fat; acting the chief; lula, luhe, i ke kaha o Kaunalewa.
	luhe	a	pas/imp. of luhe, hang down, sag...
	luhe	luhe	redup. of luhe; to sag with fat, overhang.
	luhe	luhea	pas/imp. of luheluhe, redup. of luhe, to sag with fat, overhang...
ʻō	luhe	luhe	sagging, drooping, as a potbelly; limp; flabby; soft, as a crab that has shed its shell.
paina	luhe		ironwood. lit., drooping pine. also paina.

luhi₁ weary, tired, burden, labor Pn(CE) rufi, weak, tired, exhausted: ru(f,s)i
hale hoʻo	luhi		house of bondage. (Puk. 13.3)
hana	luhi		tiresome activity or work, bother, toil.
hoa	luhi		fellow worker, especially one helping to rear a child. cf. luhi.
hoʻo	luhi		• to bother, disturb, trouble, • wear out with work, overburden, • inconvenience; nuisance, bother; • burdensome, demanding, cf. hale hoʻoluhi see luhi₁, weary, tired, fatigued; wearisome, burdensome, tiresome, laborious, tedious; burden, wearisome or tedious task; labor, work, pains, toil...
kauā hoʻo	luhi		any type of kauā who works hard, vassal. lit., oppressed kauā.
kuka	luhi		To rest after labor, toil and care. After Kamehameha conquered the Islands, he exclaimed, ua kukaluhi; so a man weary with carrying a burden, when freed from it, exclaims, kukaluhi. NOTE.—The ku is probably for kuu, to let down, ka, article, and luhi, pain from fatigue.
ku	luhi	o	wafted off to sleep.
	luhi	₁	• weary, tired, fatigued; wearisome, burdensome, tiresome, laborious, tedious; • burden, wearisome or tedious task; • labor, work, pains, toil. cf. māluhiluhi.
	luhi	hewa	tired without accomplishing anything; weary from efforts that bring no results.
	luhi	luhi	redup. of luhi₁, weary, tired, fatigued; wearisome, burdensome, tiresome...
	luhi	na	a laboring, wearying, caring for, etc.
lu	luhi	₁	redup. of luhi₁, weary, tired, fatigued..., luhi₂, to care for and attend with care and affection...
luna hoʻo	luhi		taskmaster. lit., officer who makes weary. (Puk. 5.6)
maka	luhi		tired eyes, tired people, especially those who have been working hard on a community project. cf. ʻahaʻaina maka luhi.
ma	luhi		same as māluhiluhi; dull, sleepy. also molohi.
ma	luhi	a	• peace, quiet, tranquillity, serenity; peaceful, restful; • security, safety; • solemn awe and stillness that reigned during some of the ancient taboo ceremonies.
mā	luhi	luhi	tired, weary; worn out; tiresome, wearisome, fatiguing.
maluma	luhi	a	redup. of maluhia, peace, quiet...
mele hoʻolu	luhi		lullaby (EH)
mo	luhi		var. of maluhi, dull, sleepy...
paʻa	luhi		overcome with weariness.
pa	luhi		same as luhi, weary... rare.
pohu	luhi		Pohu and luhi, fatigue. To be heavy from fatigue; to be weighed down, as by sleep; to be very sleepy; to be overcome by fatigue.
po	luhi		dull, sleepy. also malohi.
pō	luhi	luhi	redup. of poluhi, dull, sleepy... also mālohilohi.
polu	luhi	₁	redup. of poluhi, dull, sleepy...
poʻo lu	luhi		same as poluluhi, dull, sleepy, cloudy... lit., tired head.
pulu	luhi		hazy, foggy, cloudy. fig., befogged, as with sleep.

luku massacre, slaughter, destruction Pn(EP) *rutu, hit, beat, attack
ʻā	luku		to destroy; destructive.
hai	luku		to stone. fig., to hurt the feelings.
ha	luku	₁	• to clatter, bang, thud, rattle, plop; • to strike the side of the canoe with the paddle
	luku		massacre, slaughter, destruction; to massacre, destroy, slaughter, lay waste, devastate, exterminate, ravage.
	luku	a	pas/imp. of luku, massacre, slaughter...
	luku	ā pau	exterminate (EH)
	luku	hoʻopapau	annihilation, destroy completely (EH)
	luku	lua	doubly destroyed, said of opposing forces despairing of victory and by mutual consent stopping fighting.
	luku	lukua	redup. of lukua, pas/imp. of luku, massacre, slaughter... (For. 6:391)
	luku	na	destruction, slaughter.
	luku	wale	vandalism, useless slaughter or destruction; to destroy thus; massacre (eh)
maka	luku		to plan slaughter; to determine to destroy.
mea	luku	wale	vandal (EH)
pā	luku		to beat, pommel, hit hard, thrash, pound, destroy. cf. pōluku.
pā	luku	luku	redup. of pāluku, to beat, pommel, hit hard, thrash, pound, destroy...
pō	luku		to pound, as poi (Kep. 163); to destroy, slaughter, overthrow, pound to pieces. see ex. palahē. cf. pāluku.
pō	luku	luku	redup. of pōluku, to pound, as poi...

luʻu to dive, plunge into water, immerse, duck; to dip in, as a shrimp net Pn(EP) *ruku, dive
hale hoʻo	luʻu		dyehouse.
hale hoʻo	luʻu	ʻili	tannery.
hoʻo	luʻu	₁	to dip, immerse, dye see luʻu, to dive, plunge into water, immerse, duck. to dip in, as a shrimp net, waihoʻoluʻu, color, dye...
hoʻo	luʻu	₂	dip, immerse, dye see luʻu, to dive.
kahua moku	luʻu		submarine base.
kā	luʻu		to sweep and swerve, as a wind gust.
kā	luʻu		see palekona kāluʻu, peregrine falcon...
kanaka	luʻu	kai	scuba diver. lit., person (who) dives (in the) sea.
kaula hoʻo	luʻu	kapa	cord for marking tapa.
kini ea	luʻu	kai	scuba tank. usu. kini ea. lit., air can (for) diving (in the) sea. cf. luʻu kini ea.
	luʻu		to dive, plunge into water, immerse, duck; to dip in, as a shrimp net.
	luʻu	a	pas/imp. of luʻu, to dive, plunge into water, immerse, duck...
	luʻu	ʻili	tanner of skins and hides.
	luʻu	kimo	to dive headfirst.
	luʻu	kini ea	scuba diving; to scuba dive. lit., dive (with a) scuba tank. see kanaka luʻu kai, kini ea luʻu kai.
	luʻu	lewa	to sky dive.
	luʻu	luʻu₂	redup. of luʻu; to set a hīnaʻi, fish trap.
	luʻu	nalu poʻi	running under the jump rope. [mān] see ʻoni a ka moku.
	luʻu	poʻo	to dive headfirst.
makaaniani	luʻu	kai	diving goggles or mask. lit., glasses (for) diving (in the) sea. also makaaniani luʻu.
moku	luʻu		submarine. lit., diving ship.
nā waihoʻo	luʻu	ʻokoʻa	contrasting colors (EH)
nui nā waihoʻo	luʻu		colorful (EH)
paʻa i ka waihoʻo	luʻu		colored (EH)
palai hoʻo	luʻu		to deep-fry. lit., fry (by) immersing.
palekona kā	luʻu		peregrine falcon. lit., falcon (that) sweeps and swerves.
pena me nā waihoʻo	luʻu	like ʻole	crayon (EH)
poho hoʻo	luʻu		cup of coconut shell, gourd, or stone, containing dye for tapa.
ʻupena	luʻu	luʻu	small net, baited, weighted down, and set on the sea floor; fishermen dived (luʻuluʻu) to bring it up.
waihoʻo	luʻu		color, dye, coloring liquid; to impart scent.
waihoʻo	luʻu	hui kea	additive color, i.e. one of the primary colors (red, blue, green) which, when added together, produce white light. lit., color (which) combines white.

laʻe laʻelaʻe₁ laha₁ like lipo luhe luhi₁ luku luʻu

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