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ʻū₁ to grunt, groan, moan, sigh, hum, coo, mourn, grieve, complain... PCP *kuu
	ʻū	₁	• to grunt, groan, moan, sigh, hum, coo, • mourn, grieve, complain; • grief, sorrow; • an exclamation of delight or assent; to exclaim thus; • to grunt ‘yes, yes!’ (saying that you are listening)
	ʻū	uā	var. spelling of ʻuwā, to shout, cry out, yell, sound loud, shout, racket...
	ʻū	ē₁	to cry, weep, lament, mourn; a cry, lamentation, weeping. cf. auē, haʻuhaʻu uwē.
	ʻū	uī₁	var. spelling of ʻuwī₁, to squeak, squeal; to gnash, as teeth; such sounds...
	ʻū	ō	to bellow, roar, shout loudly, howl. see kūō, leo uwō.
	ʻū	ʻū₁	redup. of ʻū₁, to grunt, groan, moan, sigh, hum, coo, mourn, grieve, complain...; to stutter, stammer.
	ʻū	uwā	to shout, cry out, yell, sound loud, shout, racket. see wā, noise.
	ʻū	wē	var. spelling of uē, cry, weep...
	ʻū	uwī₁	to squeak, squeal; to gnash, as teeth; such sounds. cf. wī.
	ʻū	wō	var. spelling of uō, bellow, roar...

uku₁ pay, payment, wages, fee, fare, toll, commission, reward, recompense, compensation, remittance, tuition, prize, fine, tax, installment, tribute; to pay, remunerate, compensate, repay, revenge. PPn *utu, compensation, payment, return
hoʻo	uku		to make someone pay; to levy a tax, fine, assess, charge see uku₁, pay, payment, wages, fee, fare, toll, commission, reward, recompense, compensation, remittance, tuition, prize, fine, tax...
kula	uku		private school. lit., paying school.
kuleana	uku	pohō	liability, i.e. a legal responsibility or obligation. lit., responsibility (to) pay damages.
mahele	uku		installment payment (EH)
naʻu e	uku		my treat (EH)
pilo	uku		Pilo and uku, pay. Aohe pilouku, nothing wrong in the pay, any reward is acceptable; I will take anything for pay which you will give.
	uku	₁	pay, payment, wages, fee, fare, toll, commission, reward, recompense, compensation, remittance, tuition, prize, fine, tax, installment, tribute; to pay, remunerate, compensate, repay, revenge. Many types of uku are listed below.
	uku	ʻākena	see uku ʻēkena, commission, i.e. a fee paid to an agent...
	uku	egena	var. spelling of uku ʻēkena, agent's fee...
	uku	ʻēkena	agent's fee, commission.
	uku	hala	penalty for wrongdoing; to pay for wrong done, as damages. Sugar cane, as halāliʻi, used in ceremonies for the remission of sins might be so called.
	uku	hana	wages, salary, pay for work; to pay wages.
	uku	hapa	installment payment; to pay in part.
	uku	hoʻēmi	cheap or reduced price, discount.
	uku	hoʻomau	pension, alimony. lit., permanent pay.
	uku	hoʻomau mahope o ka ʻoki male ʻana	alimony (EH)
	uku	hoʻopaʻa	premium, as insurance; down payment, deposit. lit., payment [to] solidify.
	uku	hoʻopaʻi	reparations. lit., pay (as) punishment. cf. uku pānaʻi.
	uku	hoʻopaʻi	fine, forfeit.
	uku	hoʻopaneʻe	interest, usury; to pay interest.
	uku	i	A reward. see uku.
	uku	i ke kuke	to pay duty (EH)
	uku	i nā kuke	to pay customs (EH)
	uku	ʻinikua	insurance premium.
	uku	kaʻa	carfare, transportation charge.
	uku	kākoʻo	subsidy, monetary aid, grant-in-aid.
	uku	kaulele	interest on principal, premium, extra or overtime pay. lit., payment added on.
	uku	keu	extra pay, bonus, left-over pay.
	uku	kīpē	bribe, to bribe.
	uku	komikina	commission (pay) (EH)
	uku	komo	entrance fee.
	uku	komokina	commission (pay).
	uku	kuala	interest payment (EH)
	uku	kūʻike	cash payment.
	uku	kula	school tuition.
	uku	kūmau	customary or usual fees; dues, taxes.
	uku	kuwala	interest payment, bounty.
	uku	lawelawe	tip, gratuity, service charge. lit., service pay.
	uku	leka	postage, postage stamp.
	uku	leka	postage. lit., letter fee.
	uku	leta	var. spelling of uku leka, postage...
	uku	liʻiliʻi	installment payment, small payment.
	uku	makahiki	annual payment or salary, annuity.
	uku	ma ka mahina	monthly pay (EH)
	uku	ma ka makahiki	annual salary (EH)
	uku	makana	tip; gift payment, bonus.
	uku	male	dowry; marriage fee, as to the minister. lit., marriage payment.
	uku	male a ka wahine	dowry (EH)
	uku	manawa	installment payment; to pay on time.
	uku	mare	var. spelling of uku male, dowry...
	uku	moku	steamship fare.
	uku	ola lā	per diem, i.e. a daily allowance for living expenses while traveling in connection with oneʻs work. lit., pay (for) means of support (for the) day. also ola lā.
	uku	paʻa	same as ukupau.
	uku	pākalikali	installment payments (EH)
	uku	pānaʻi	refund, redemption, ransom, reward; to redeem, refund.
	uku	paneʻe	same as uku hoʻopaneʻe, interest, usury...
	uku	pau	piece labor, pay by the job rather than according to time, as on sugar plantations; used in pidgin for any work that everyone should pitch in gladly to finish; contract labor. lit., finished pay.
	uku	pohō	damages; to pay damages.

To pardon; a nana no e leleuli lelewai mai i ko kakou hewa, 'tis his to wash away our sins.

uli₁ any dark color, including the deep blue of the sea, the ordinary green of vegetation, and the dark of black clouds PPn *ʻuli, black, dark in colour
ao	uli	₁	firmament, sky, blue vault of heaven.
ʻā	uli		dark.
ʻele	uli	₁	grayish black.
ʻele	uli	₂	a rare type of dark-gray or perfumed tapa. (FS 18–9)
hā	uli	₁	blackish, swarthy, dark.
hā	uli	₂	bruise.
hā	uli	₃	• small fish with formerly transparent body beginning to darken; • embryo of human or animal.
hā	uli	uli₁	redup. of hāuli₁, blackish, swarthy, dark...
hoʻo	uli		to darken, to make blue, green, etc.; to make the skin black and blue; to bruise see uli₁, any dark color, including the deep blue of the sea, the ordinary green of vegetation, and the dark of black clouds; the black-and-blue of a bruise...
ʻina	uli		black ʻina, perhaps young of Echinometra oblonga, or one of several other sea urchins.
kāhiwa	uli		var. spelling of kāhiwa, dark pupil...
kalani	uli		The blue sky; the upper visible heavens. see kapapalani.
kala	uli		a variety of kala, a fish.
kē	uli		blue jay. usu. manu kēuli. [comb. Eng. + uli.]
kono	uli		same as konoʻele (darkness, as of a forest; said also of the inside of thighs thought to be darkened by the chafing of the malo; somewhat darker than konouli...), but perhaps less dark.
kope paʻi mua	uli	uli	blueline, i.e. a final proof made on photosensitive paper, in offset printing. lit., blue proof. also paʻi mua uliuli.
kua	uli		verdant countryside. lit., green back.
kūkae	uli		ink squirted by octopus to discolor water. fig., prostitute, as in whalers' days, so called because of their alleged cleverness at escaping from precarious situations. lit., black excreta.
kūpo	uli		befuddled, stupefied, mentally clouded, dazed, carried away with emotion, stricken. cf. pouli, dark; darkness, dark night. fig., ignorance...
laʻa	uli		sacred or doomed darkness, ignorance, gloom, the unknown, misfortune. cf. laʻa kea, lāʻau aliʻi.
Lae	uli	uli	Cape Verde. lit., green cape.
lā	uli	₁	dark, overcast, shady; darkness. lit., dark sun.
lā	uli	₂	a variety of ulua, a fish. lit., dark fin.
lauoho	uli	uli	one with dark hair, brunette; dark hair.
leho po	uli		a very dark-brown cowry (Cypraea mauritiana).
Lele	uli		name of a gusty, wintry wind.
lele	uli		to dispel darkness; to purify or cleanse, as in a religious ceremony.
leleu	uli		To cleanse; to purify.
lepo	uli		ashes of certain woods mixed with water, as for medicine. lit., dark earth.
lilei	uli		to cleanse, as of sin. rare.
maka	uli		black eye, as from a bruise.
moana	uli		dark blue sea (EH)
moa	uli		short for moana uli, dark blue sea.
pala	uli		dark, as the skin, clouds.
Pali	uli		a legendary land of plenty and joy, said to be on Hawaiʻi, where chiefs' children were raised; now a place name on several islands. lit., green cliff. see chant, pulelo and saying, glory.
pā	uli		dark, as sea or skin; gloom, darkness.
po	uli	₁	dark; darkness, dark night. fig., ignorance.
po	uli	₂	eclipse.
po	uli	hapa	partial eclipse (EH)
pō	uli	uli	redup. of pouli₁; murky, gloomy.
pū	uli	uli	dark; to paint or stain dark.
	uli	₁	• any dark color, including the deep blue of the sea, the ordinary green of vegetation, and the dark of black clouds; • the black-and-blue of a bruise. Some song composers avoid this word because connotations of evil or misfortune are associated with darkness and because Uli is a goddess of sorcery (see Uli₂). also uliuli.

ʻume₁ to draw, pull, attract, entice; attractive, alluring; attraction. Pn(EP) *kume, pull, haul
ala	ʻume		to draw, pull, attract, as a magnet.
ʻā	ʻume	ʻume	• opposition, oppose. • struggle, to struggle, • contention, strife; cf. pāʻumeʻume₂ also ʻāʻuʻume.
ʻāʻu	ʻume		same as ʻāʻumeʻume, opposition, struggle, contention... (For. 5:553)
ʻau	ʻume		drawer handle (preceded by ke). cf. pōheo ʻume.
hia	ʻume		to have an affinity for (something). [comb. hia- (to be disposed to) + ʻume.]
houpo	ʻume	pau	strong pulsation in solar plexis, heart attack.
kai	ʻume	lua	spring tide. lit., sea (affected by) doubled gravity. see kai maumau.
loko	ʻume	iki	shore fishpond with lanes leading in and/or out of the pond, used for trapping fish and probably only on Molokaʻi. lit., small pond drawing in. Summers-1964:12–19, 24
mea	ʻume		see ʻume₂, a sexual game for commoners...
mīkini hoʻopau	ʻume	kaumaha	antigravity machine. lit., machine (that) cancels gravity. see ʻumekaumaha.
pahi	ʻume		drawknife.
pahu	ʻume		drawer, bureau, buffet.
pahu	ʻume	o ka lumi ʻaina	sideboard (EH)
pā	ʻume	ʻume₁	tug-of-war game; to play such a game, in land or sea. also hukihuki.
pā	ʻume	ʻume₂	contentious, quarreling, contending, fighting. cf. ʻāʻumeʻume.
pē	ʻume	lauoho	capillarity. [comb. pē- + dic., sp. var.] cf. ohowele.
piko	ʻume	kaumaha	center of gravity. see ʻumekaumaha.
pila pā	ʻume	ʻume	var. of pila ʻume ʻume, accordion...
pila	ʻume	ʻume	accordion. lit., tugging fiddle.
pōheo	ʻume		drawer knob. cf. ʻau ʻume.
	ʻume	₁	• to draw, pull, • attract, attraction (Mele 1.4) . • entice; • attractive, alluring;
	ʻume	₂	a sexual game for commoners, the counterpart of kilu, the chiefs' game. (Malo 214-15: ch 41). It was called ʻume, to draw, because players of opposite sex were drawn to one another. to pair off in the game.
	ʻume	₃	fermata in music, hold, pause; to lengthen, as a sound.
	ʻume	ʻia	attracted (EH)
	ʻume	kaumaha	gravity. lit., weight attraction.
	ʻume	ke poi	poi bowl (EH)
	ʻume	launa	the attraction that draws two solids and makes them one.
	ʻume	lauoho	the attraction that draws liquids up through narrow tubes, capillary action; siphon. lit., hair attraction.
	ʻume	mageneti	var. spelling of ʻume mākēneki, the attraction or pull of a magnet...
	ʻume	mākēneki	the attraction or pull of a magnet.
	ʻume	na	an attraction, pulling. see ʻume₁, draw, pull...
	ʻume	ʻume	redup. of ʻume₁, draw, pull..., ʻume₂, sexual game..., ʻume₃, fermata in music...
ʻūpa	ʻume		nippers.
wai	ʻume	lauoho	capillary water.

ʻūmiʻi clamp, clip, clasp, staple, clutch, buckle, vise, trap...
kahi	ʻūmiʻi	lauoho	folding hairclip with teeth. Niʻihau.
kui	ʻūmiʻi		metal binder, as in a notebook.
kui	ʻūmiʻi	pepa	staple, for paper. Niʻihau. see mea ʻūmiʻi pepa, stapler, for paper..., mea wehe ʻūmiʻi, staple remover...
makaaniani	ʻūmiʻi		pince-nez (EH)
mea hoʻopaʻa	ʻūmiʻi		stapler (EH)
mea	ʻūmiʻi	pepa	stapler, for paper. Niʻihau. see kui ʻūmiʻi pepa, mea wehe ʻūmiʻi.
mea wehe	ʻūmiʻi		staple remover. Niʻihau. cf. kui ʻūmiʻi pepa, mea ʻūmiʻi pepa.
papa	ʻūmiʻi		clipboard, as in a computer program.
pihi	ʻūmiʻi		snap, fastener (preceded by ke). also ʻūmiʻi.
puke kui	ʻūmiʻi		saddle staple-bound book. lit., staple fastener book.
	ʻūmiʻi	₂	sharp body pain, pang, or cramp, as in the side. see ʻūmiʻi₁, clamp...
	ʻūmiʻi	₁	clamp, clip, clasp, staple, clutch, buckle, vise, trap; to pinch, clip, clasp, clamp, squeeze also ʻumiki.
	ʻūmiʻi	ʻana i ka wāwae	foot-binding (EH)
	ʻūmiʻi	ʻilikuapo	belt buckle. also ʻūmiʻi.
	ʻūmiʻi	ʻiole	rattrap, mousetrap.
	ʻūmiʻi	kaula	capo, as used on a fretted instrument to raise the pitch of all strings. lit., string clamp.
	ʻūmiʻi	kuapo	belt buckle.
	ʻūmiʻi	kukui haole	nutcracker.
	ʻūmiʻi	lau	planthopper (Oliarus tamehameha). [comb. ʻūmiʻi + lau.] cf. ʻumiʻikō.
	ʻūmiʻi	lau ʻakoko	longhead euphorb planthopper (Dictyophorodelphax mirabilis). lit., ʻakoko (genus Euphorbia) shrub planthopper.
	ʻūmiʻi	lauoho	hair clasp.
	ʻūmiʻi	nalo	Venus flytrap. [comb. ʻūmiʻi + nalo.]
	ʻūmiʻi	paʻa	clasp (firmly), interlocked (EH)
	ʻūmiʻi	pepa	paper clip, clamp, staple.
ʻūpā	ʻūmiʻi		pliers.

ʻū₁ uku₁ uli₁ ʻume₁ ʻūmiʻi

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