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niu₂ spinning, whirling, dizzy (OC) PPn *liu, turn round
ʻākeʻa ʻū	niu		pick and roll, in basketball; to make such a play. lit., pivot screen.
ʻamiʻō	niu		the figure-eight hula step; the revolving hips (ʻami) form an eight, with weight shifting; to perform this step. lit., spinning ʻami.
ʻea pō	niu		dizziness, vertigo.
hoʻoni	niu		to cause dizziness; to spin, as a top see niniu, to spin; worried, sad; dizzy; dizziness, vertigo, unclear or blurred vision; blurred, indistinct.
hoʻō	niu		to spin, as a top; to cause to whirl see ʻōniu₁, a spinning top; to spin a top; informal game with dancing and top spinning; spinning, whirling.
hoʻo	niu	a	to cause to spin, whirl, stir see niua, Pas/imp. of niu₂, spinning, whirling, dizzy, with connotations of niuniu, niniu...
hooponi	niu		see above and poniu, dizziness. To be dizzy; to have the sensation of a turning of the head; to turn or whirl like a top.
hoʻopō	niu		to revolve, spin see pōniu₁, dizzy, giddy; dizziness; to rotate, whirl, spin, revolve, gyrate.
hoopo	niu	niu	see poniu, vertigo. To have a dizziness of the head.
huila pō	niu	niu	same as kaʻa pōniuniu, Ferris wheel.
hulaʻō	niu		figure-eight hula. (EH)
kaʻa pō	niu	niu	ferris wheel. also huila pōniuniu.
koni	niu		var. of kōniuniu, dizzy
kō	niu	niu	dizzy. cf. pōniuniu.
kō	niu	niu pūniu	dizzy (EH)
kū ʻū	niu		pivot, as a position in basketball; pivot point. lit., pivot stand. see ʻūniu.
lele ni	niu		centrifugal, i.e. acting in a direction away from a center. lit., spinning flying. cf. ʻume niniu.
maka pō	niu	niu	dizziness, faintness, lack of courage; obscure, dizzy, faint. lit., dizzy eye. (Lunk. 8.4)
make ulu	niu		madness; to be mad. lit., death [from] whirling. (Kam. 64:43)rare.
ni	niu		redup. of niu₂, spinning, whirling, dizzy... • to spin; • worried, sad; • dizzy; dizziness, vertigo, • unclear or blurred vision; blurred, indistinct
	niu	₂	spinning, whirling, dizzy. cf. niniu, niua, niuniu, make ulu niu.
	niu	a	pas/imp. of niu₂, 'spinning, whirling, dizzy', with connotations of niuniu, niniu
	niu	aua	somewhat dizzy; sad, unlucky. cf. niua.
	niu	kuli	a disease characterized by loss of hearing and dizziness, perhaps Ménière's disease. lit., dizzy [and] deaf.
	niu	lolokaʻa₂	dizziness.
	niu	niu	To turn; to twist; to whirl about any way;
ʻō	niu	₁	a spinning top; to spin a top; informal game with dancing and top spinning; spinning, whirling.
ʻō	niu	₂	see see ʻami ʻōniu, a hula step.
pāni	niu		spinner, as in board games (preceded by ke). [comb. pā + niniu.]
pauni	niu		Pau and niniu. see niu, to whirl. To turn about, as a top; pauniniu ka lemu o ka laau.
poni	niu		redup. of pōniu, dizzy... see puka poniniu.
pō	niu	₁	• dizzy, giddy; dizziness; • to rotate, whirl, spin, revolve, gyrate.
pō	niu	niu	redup. of pōniu₁, dizzy, giddy... grief-stricken. (Kel. 57)
poʻo	niu	niu	same as pōniuniu; dizzy head.
puka poni	niu		turnstile. lit., turning door.
pū	niu	₅	to spin, as a top; dizzy.
pūpū pō	niu	niu	var. of pūpū ʻalā; lit., dizzy shell, perhaps so called because they were considered poisonous.
ʻume ni	niu		centripetal, i.e. acting in a direction toward a center. lit., spinning attraction. cf. lele niniu.
ʻū	niu		to pivot. [sh. ʻū- + ʻōniu.] see kū ʻūniu.

nohi bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow
ao ʻō	nohi		cloud with rainbow (ʻōnohi) colors.
haku ʻō	nohi		eyeball.
hoo	nohi		To cause to be red; to be of a reddish color.
hoo	nohi	nohi	To shine with brightness; to be red.
Kaʻō	nohi	aliʻi	star appearing in month of Kaulua, remaining visible through the month of Ikiiki. cf. Paumakualani.
Kaʻō	nohi	okalā₁	a sky-dwelling god who conducted the souls of dead chiefs. see Kūwahailo.
Kaʻō	nohi	okalā₂	a supernatural being who lived in the eyeball of the sun (ka ʻōnohi o ka lā). He was taken to Paliuli as a prospective husband for Lāʻieikawai. They went to the sun to live, but on a later journey to the earth he was unfaithful, and Lāʻie banished him to become the first wandering spirit or ghost (lapu). (HM 527-528)
kiʻi ʻō	nohi		pupil of the eye. fig., beloved person. see ex. kiʻina, loloku, walania.
kī	nohi		decorated, spotted, ornamented; decoration, ornamentation.
kī	nohi	nohi	redup. of kīnohi, decorated, spotted, ornamented...; printed, as calico. see ex., hoʻopukalia.
mea kī	nohi	nohi	trimmings (decorations) (EH)
mea liʻiliʻi hoʻokī	nohi	nohi	trinket (ornamental) (EH)
	nohi		bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow. cf. kīnohi.
	nohi	nohi	redup. of nohi, bright-colored, vivid...
no	nohi		redup. of nohi, bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow...
ʻō	nohi	₁	• the eyeball; • center; • setting, as of a ring. • fig., eyes. see ex. hehelo.
ʻō	nohi	₂	patch or fragment of a rainbow. (Laie 351)
ʻō	nohi	āiʻa	cataract of the eye. lit., eyeball like fish, so called because of alleged similarity of a cataract to a fish eye.
ʻō	nohi	awa	black moss found in fresh water (no data). lit., eyeball of the fish, awa.
ʻō	nohi	kaimana	diamond setting (EH)
ʻŌ	nohi	kaʻiʻolepohihihikalawaiʻaokalāʻino	stroke in lua fighting. lit., rainbow patch that does not move, puzzling the fisherman on a stormy day.
ʻō	nohi	kau maka	beloved (EH)
ʻō	nohi	lehua	a mother-of-pearl lure that was said to catch fish by day or night without fail.
ʻō	nohi	maka	pupil of the eye.
ʻō	nohi	nohi	sparkle (EH)
ʻo	nohi	nohi₁	same as ʻōlohilohi, , radiant... ʻālohilohi, radiant...
ʻō	nohi	ʻula	• red eyeball; • red rainbow segment; • cloud with red hues of rainbow; • variety of red tapa; • fig., fury, anger.
ʻŌ	nohi	ʻUla Kūāhewa	Giant Red Spot, a huge gaseous feature on Jupiter. lit., vast red eyeball.
ʻō	nohi	uliuli	dark pupil (eye) (EH)
pūpū ʻō	nohi	awa	a marine shell (Haminoea sp.). lit., milkfish-eyeball shell.

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