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-ai
aī		interj. of surprise.
-aʻi		nonproductive transitive suffix. see huaʻi, luaʻi, lumaʻi.
ʻai		n. point, as in a game or sporting event. see heluʻai, kāpuka ʻai,...
ʻai		vt. to take, as medicine or a pill, ingest.
ʻāʻī		neck, neck of a shirt or dress, neck of the iheihe fish net.
ʻāʻī		n. collar.
ai₁		nvt. coition; to have sexual relations, cohabit (frequently pronounced ei).
aʻi₁		same as aʻiaʻi₁ bright as moonlight; fair, white...
ʻai₁		nvt. food or food plant, especially vegetable food as distinguished from iʻa, meat or fleshy...
ai₂		inter. pronoun. same as wai₅ who, whom, whose, what (animate antecedents)...
aʻi₂		part. replacing i often in songs; usually written a i.
ʻai₂		n. score, points in a game, stake, wager.
ai₃		linking or anaphoric part. frequently pronounced ei.
ʻai₃		n. dancing style or type.
ai₄		short for aia there.
ʻai₄		n. stroke or hold in lua fighting; spear thrust.
ʻai₅		n. stone used in the kimo game other than the stone that is tossed and caught, which is the...
ʻai₆		n. byte, in computer terminology.
ʻai₇		n. credit, as for a school course.
-)ai
e (verb) ai		particles indicating imperative/intentive mood and accompanying subordinate verbs (ai in...
i (verb) ai		particles indicating completed aspect or state or condition and accompanying subordinate verbs;...
-aai
ʻaʻai₁		eating, spreading, festering, increasing, as a sore; ulcerous, cancerous, malignant; to eat away,...
ʻaʻai₂		vs. bright, vivid, as of contrasting colors.
ʻaʻai₃		same as ʻaʻei a net.
hāʻaʻa ʻai		n. fiber, as referring to diet. lit., edible fibrous.
kāhea ʻai		n.v. a call to come and eat; a prayer calling on the gods to come and share the food.
mea ʻai		n. food, refreshment, groceries.
meaʻai		n. food.
kuʻina meaʻai		n. food chain. lit., food joining. cf. ʻupena meaʻai.
hoʻoheheʻe meaʻai		vt. to digest food. see hoʻowali ʻai, hoʻonapele
ʻōnaehana hoʻoheheʻe meaʻai		n. digestive system.
pūnaewele meaʻai		n. food web. lit., food network.
hale kūʻai mea ʻai		n. grocery store.
hale kūʻai meaʻai		n. var. spelling of hale kūʻai mea ʻai grocery store.
papa kuhikuhi mea ʻai		n. menu, bill of fare.
papa kuhikuhi meaʻai		n. var. spelling of papa kuhikuhi mea ʻai menu, bill of fare.
pilimeaʻai		lit., close association [for] food.
hoʻopilimeaʻai₁		to attach oneself for personal gain, as to a chief (often said disparagingly); to fawn; to support,...
hoʻopilimeaʻai₂		perjury; to commit perjury
lāʻau lālau mea ʻai		n. var. spelling of lāʻau lālau meaʻai chopsticks.
lāʻau lālau meaʻai		n. chopsticks.
pae pūʻulu meaʻai		food group, i.e. one of the six food groups, in nutrition
kaumaha ʻai		n. food offering to the gods.
pihapiha ʻāʻī		n. ruff.
ʻuha ʻai		n.v. to waste food or anything; to squander; extravagant; extravagance. (The old Hawaiians did not waste...
maʻi ʻaʻai		n. a spreading sore; cancer, infection.
hiaʻai		vs. pleased with, delighted with; delightful, pleasing.
ʻōhiʻa ʻai		n. the mountain apple (Eugenia malaccensis), a forest tree to 15 m high, found on many...
hoʻohiaʻai		to delight, enchant, entrance
ʻili ʻaʻai		n. a skin or complexion prone to infection. lit., corrosive skin.
piaʻai		n. starch, i.e. a white, tasteless, solid carbohydrate found in plants. lit., edible...
kāʻai₁		nvt. sash, belt, girdle of any kind; sennit casket alleged to contain the bones of Līloa and...
kāʻai₂		vt. to dig food crops, as taro, sweet potatoes.
akaʻai		vt. to eat slowly, carefully, cf. Easter ʻaka kai, eat more.
hainakā ʻāʻī		n. neckerchief.
hinakā ʻāʻī		n. neckerchief. Niʻihau.
akua kāʻai		n. stick image (general name); image wrapped in tapa; image consisting of a carved staff, with...
kāpuka ʻai		n. producer, i.e. an organism that can make its own food, such as green plants. lit., export...
halaʻai₁		n. older name for hala kahiki, pineapple. lit., edible hala.
halaʻai₂		n.v. sin of eating forbidden vegetable or fruit; failure to offer essence of such food to the gods...
hialaʻai₁		same as hiaʻai pleased with, delighted with...
hialaʻai₂		vt. to eat heartily.
hoʻohialaʻai		caus/sim of hialaʻai₁, same as hiaʻai, pleased with, delighted...
mālaʻai		n. taro patch, food garden or plantation.
pala ʻai		n. a daub of food, especially the film of poi that adheres to the walls of the container after...
palaʻai		n. pumpkin.
palaʻai₁		n. original name for pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo), as well as squash, named for their resemblance...
palaʻai₂		nvs. fat, as animals.
lilia palaʻai		n. var. spelling of līlia palaʻai day lily (Hemerocallis spp.). lit., pumpkin lily.
līlia palaʻai		n. day lily (Hemerocallis spp.). lit., pumpkin lily.
palapalaʻai		redup. of palaʻai₂
pai palaʻai		n. pumpkin pie.
ʻōpū palaʻai		vs. potbellied, pumpkin-bellied.
pākela ʻai		n.v. to eat to excess; gluttonous; gluttony, glutton.
maʻi pakela ʻai		n. bulimia. lit., overeating sickness.
pūkelaʻai		same as pūkeleʻai small package of unmixed poi...
kāʻamaʻai		n. photosynthesis.
ʻauola kāʻamaʻai		n. Kingdom Plantae, in science. lit., photosynthesis kingdom.
ʻōulaula kāʻamaʻai		n. phytoplankton. lit., plankton (that carries on) photosynthesis.
ʻumeke māna ʻai		n. very small bowl, as formerly used for poi by favorite children. lit., poi mouth-fed...
kānana ʻai		nvt. poi strainer, cloth through which poi is strained; strained poi; to strain, as...
mahina ʻai		same as mahi ʻai to farm; truck farm.
mahina ʻai		n. field, garden.
hakina ʻai		n. food fragment, scrap, morsel.
haʻawina ʻai		n. serving of food. lit., food portion.
luna ʻai		n. food inspector.
hoa ʻai		eating or dinner companion.
hoaʻai		var. spelling of hoa ʻai eating or dinner companion.
papaʻai		n. diet, i.e. the food that is eaten. lit., list (of) food.
pākēneka o ka papaʻai		n. Percent Daily Value, formerly known as percentage of US Recommended Daily Allowances (USRDA)....
hua ʻai		n. edible fruit or seed. cherries HE
māla lāʻau huaʻai		orchard.
-eai
kē ʻai		see kē₁ to fast...
makeʻai		vi. hungry. lit., want food.
pakeʻai		short for pākela ʻai to eat to excess.
ʻumeke ʻai		n. poi bowl. fig., source of food, of the uplands.
ʻumekeʻai		n. var. spelling of ʻumeke ʻai poi bowl. fig., source of food, of the uplands.
kale ʻai		n. watery residue on poi-pounding board, which was used to treat kou and milo wood...
kale ʻai		n. residue of poi after pounding, or of milk after beating.
keleʻai		var. of kaleʻai
pūkeleʻai		n. small package of unmixed poi. (paʻi ʻai is larger, and holo ʻai still...
lele ai		[sexually transmitted]
maʻi lele ai		n. sexually transmitted disease (STD).
hooleaʻi		old spelling for hōʻole + ai.
-gai
hagai		var. spelling of hakai container...
nilegai		var. spelling of nilekai nilgai, antelope...
-hai
haʻi		n. expression, in math.
hai₁		nvt. offering, sacrifice; to offer, sacrifice.
hai-₁		simulative prefix similar to haʻa-, similar in meaning to the causative/simulative...
haʻi₁		nvt. to break or snap, as a stick; broken; fracture, joint, break. (cf. haki, moku,...
hai₂		same as hahai to follow.
hai-₂		see akahai modest, gentle...
haʻi₂		vt. to say, tell, mention, state, declare, confess.
hai₃		vt. to hire, employ.
haʻi₃		loc.n. edge, border (not used with the articles).
haʻi₄		vi. coquettish, flirtatious; to flirt.
haʻi₅		vi. to sway, bend.
haʻi₆		n. house. Kauaʻi.
haʻi₇		pronoun. someone else, another person; another place, elsewhere (rare). (Not used with...
Haʻi₈		var. spelling of Haʻinakolo₁ a forest-dwelling goddess...
ʻāhai		n. commemorative wooden or stone pillar (probably short for ʻā hailona, symbolic...
ʻāhaʻi₁		vt. to carry off, chase, rout; to flee, run away.
ʻāhaʻi₂		n. halfback, in football.
hahai		nvt. to follow, persons following, pursue, pursuit (FS 31); chase, hunt; hunting...
hahaʻi₁		to break into pieces; to break off, as to thin sweet potato vines.
hahaʻi₂		redup. of haʻi₂ to say, tell, mention, state, declare, confess...;
hahaʻi₃		n. painful swelling, as in the groin.
ʻīlio hahai		n. greyhound. lit., chasing dog.
hoʻohahai		to cause to follow, entice; to pretend to follow
kūhahaʻi		vi. to narrate orally, as in a speech.
iahai		fast pronunciation of i aha ai, sometimes written i ahaʻi.
kāki iā haʻi		Kelepona kāki iā haʻi. Third-party call; to make such a call.
kelepona kāki iā haʻi		n. third-party call; to make such a call. lit., phone (by) charging someone...
haʻina pili iā haʻi		n. transitive active verb. lit., verb referring to another person.
kiahai		n. trophy.
Kahaʻi		n. a culture hero.
kāhai		var. of kāʻai sash, belt...
kāhaʻi		same as kanahaʻi diminish, lessen...
akahai		nvs. modest, gentle, unassuming, unpretentious, unobtrusive, docile, decorous, meek, suave; meekness,...
makahai		vs. hasty; active, as a child into everything.
Kahaikahaʻi		n. star name, said to be the twentieth in the Milky way. lit., going to Kahaʻi [hero's...
kū i ka hai		vs. freelance. lit., ready to be hired.
lāhai₁		vs. to poise aloft, as a kite.
lāhai₂		rare var. of lēhei, lēkei, to leap.
lāhai₃		n. short wing fence to guide cattle to a corral.
lahalahai		redup. of lāhai₁,₂ poise aloft, as a kite...; to leap....
lalahai		same as lahalahai poise aloft, leap...
mahai		n. a variety of ulua a fish.
lumahaʻi₁		n. certain twist of the fingers in making string figures, perhaps named for a place on...
lumahaʻi₂		n. a medicine.
Kanahai		nvt. Shanghai; to shanghai.
kanahaʻi		vt. to diminish, lessen.
hoʻokanahaʻi		small, depressed, stunted, humble, cautious, moderate; to lessen.
Kainahai		same as Kanahai Shanghai.
luna haʻi		n. confessor, as Catholic priest. lit., speaking superior.
pāhai		n. plaque, i.e. a commemorative tablet.
kapahaʻi		n. limit, border, as of land.
kaiaulu ʻāhaʻi		n. climax community, in biology. lit., winning community.
lēhai		rare var. of lēhei to jump, hop, as a goat over a wall...
lehalehai		redup. of lēhai jump...
pule hai		n. sacrificial prayer.
-mehaʻi		see kāmehaʻi sorcery object...
kaʻamehaʻi		var. of kāmehaʻi kind of sorcery...; surprising...; illegitimate child...
kāmehaʻi₁		n. a portion of the body (nail, hair, etc., the "bait") of a person believed killed by sorcery, placed...
kāmehaʻi₂		vs. unusual, surprising, astonishing.
kāmehaʻi₃		n. illegitimate child, since the identity of the father may be unknown.
pule kamehaʻi		n. a black magic prayer, as to destroy a victim.
keiki kamehaʻi		n. illegitimate child whose father is not definitely known. lit., wonder child.
keiki kāmehaʻi		n. var. spelling of keiki kamehaʻi illegitimate child whose father is not definitely known. lit., wonder child.
kanehaʻi		var. of kanahaʻi to diminish.
nanehaʻi		n. problem, riddle to be solved. lit., telling riddle.
haihai		same as hahai to follow.
haʻihaʻi₁		redup. of haʻi₁, to break or snap, as a stick; broken; fracture, joint,...
haʻihaʻi₂		redup. of haʻi₂ to speak quietly back and forth; to murmur.
ʻāhaʻihaʻi		redup. of ʻāhaʻi₁ to carry off, chase...
kāhaʻihaʻi₁		redup. of kāhaʻi diminish, lessen...
kāhaʻihaʻi₂		same as ʻāweoweo a native shrub.
ʻoʻopu kāhaʻihaʻi		same as pilikoʻa a fish, hawkfish...
māhaʻihaʻi		same as haʻihaʻi brittle.
kōhaihai		redup. of kohai
kōhaʻihaʻi		same as kōnane₁ bright moonlight...
hoʻohaʻihaʻi		to break, as waves. caus/sim of haʻihaʻi₁, brittle; limbering exercises, as for...
ʻōuli haʻi		n. var. spelling of ʻōulihaʻi indicative mood.
ʻōulihaʻi		n. indicative mood.
Lanihaʻi		n. Al Nair-Alpha Gruis, a star.
punihai		vs. fearful, afraid; to run off in fear.
ʻōhai		n. var. spelling of ʻohai₁ monkeypod or rain tree (Samanea saman)...
ʻōhaʻi		vs. imperfectly healed, as a broken limb.
ʻōhaʻi		n. ore.
ʻohai₁		n. monkeypod or rain tree (Samanea saman), a large leguminous tree from tropical America,...
ʻohai₂		n. a native legume (Sesbania tomentosa), a low to prostrate shrub with hairy, pale leaves and...
manaʻohaʻi		nvi. something to say, thought to express, predication, theorem, problem; to...
manaʻohaʻi		n. theorem, in math.
kohai		vi. to sway in the breeze, as a tree.
ʻaui kōhai		n. var. spelling of ʻauikōhaʻi possessive case. lit.., case belonging to someone else.
ʻauikōhaʻi		n. possessive case. lit.., case belonging to someone else.
lōhai		nvt. lever or stick used in prying up or raising heavy articles; to lift thus.
alohaʻi		vi. Bible spelling of aloha ai.
Kānemilohaʻi		n. French Frigate Shoals. lit., name of Pele's brother left as an outguard on...
kolokolohai		vs. humble, modest, thoughtful, kind. cf. kolokolo, creeping, as in respect to a chief, and...
molohai		vs. drowsy, sleepy.
mōhai		nvt. sacrifice, offering; to offer a sacrifice.
Mōhaʻi₁		n. star name, perhaps Sirius.
mōhaʻi₂		to break, as a stick.
hoʻohaʻi₁		to cause a break
hoʻohaʻi₂		caus/sim of haʻi₄, coquettish, flirtatious; to flirt...
pōhai		nvi. circle, group, as of people, trees (For. 5:287); gathering; to gather about in a...
pū ʻohai		n. ʻohai tree or shrub.
uhai		same as hahai follow, pursue, hunt, accompany...
uhaʻi₁		same as uhaki to break
uhaʻi₂		n. covering for door opening, doorway frame.
uhaʻi₃		similar to ʻalu depression, gutter...
ikū haʻi		n. chairman. lit., speaking officer.
kumuhaʻi		n. subject, of a sentence.
pūhai		vs. shallow, of roots.
-iai
aʻiaʻi		vs. transparent.
-ʻaiʻai		hō.ʻai.ʻai To release, as war captives.
aʻiaʻi₁		nvs. bright as moonlight; fair, white, clear, pure, brilliant, shining; brightness,...
ʻaiʻai₁		see ʻōpū ʻaiʻai stomach; craw, as of a bird...
aʻiaʻi₂		n. a native tree or shrub (Streblus sandwicensis [Pseudomorus sandwicensis and P....
ʻaiʻai₂		n. dependent, one living on the resources of another.
hai ʻai		n.v. food offering; to offer vegetable food.
mōhaiʻai		n. meat offering (Puk. 40.29); food offering.
hānai ʻai		n.v. to feed, give food to; food provider.
hoʻāʻiaʻi		to whiten, clear, shine, whitewash, remove rust or dirt; white, clear, shining. fig., to clarify,...
hōʻaiʻai		to release, as war captives
kōʻaiʻai		redup. of kōʻai to stir with a circular motion of the hand...
pōʻaiʻai		redup. of pōʻai₁ circle, circuit, hoop, girdle...
paʻi ʻai		n. hard, pounded but undiluted taro; heavy, as poorly made cake.
pāpaʻi ʻai		n. cookhouse.
ʻōlelo paʻi ʻai		n. pidgin English, pidgin Hawaiian. lit., hard-taro speech.
namu paʻi ʻai		n. pidgin English. lit., hard-poi gibberish, hard-taro gibberish.
ʻōpū ʻaiʻai		n. stomach; craw, as of a bird.
puʻuʻaiʻai		n. stomach, gizzard. lit., eating round organ.
aʻa puʻuwai ʻāʻī		n. carotid artery. lit., neck artery.
kāʻei ʻāʻī		n. scarf. lit., neck sash.
lei ʻāʻī		n. any lei worn on the shoulders, as maile; necktie, scarf, neckerchief. fig., beloved person,...
lei ʻāʻī		n. necktie. also lei ʻāʻī kalawake, lei kalawake.
leiʻāʻī		n. var. spelling of lei ʻāʻī any lei worn on the shoulders...
mahi ʻai₁		nvt. farmer, planter; to farm, cultivate; agricultural. gardener...
mahiʻai		nvt. var. spelling of mahi ʻai₁ farmer...
Mahiʻai₂		n. name of a star (no data).
pāpaʻi mahi ʻai		n. temporary hut of a farmer near plantations.
ʻihi ʻai		n. a kind of ʻihi (Oxalis corniculata). lit., edible ʻihi.
kōhi ʻai		to separate taro corm from stalk; to pick taro.
ʻawapuhi ʻai		lit., edible ginger.
kiaʻi		n. security guard. also kiaʻi pō; mākaʻi kiaʻi (pō). Niʻihau.
kiʻai		var. of kiʻei peer, peep...
kiaʻi₁		nvt. guard, watchman, caretaker; to watch, guard, picket; to overlook, as a bluff.
mea kiaʻi		n. guard, preserver, protection.
luna kiaʻi		n. supervisor; overseer of others; bishop.
Papa Luna Kiaʻi		n. Board of Supervisors.
koa kiaʻi		n. military sentry, guarding soldier.
pā kiaʻi		n. watchman's stand, as in an enclosure or on a wall.
pākīai		vs. over-sexed, sensual. lit., excessive copulation.
pākīʻai₁		vs. scorched, burned, parched, as land by the sun in hot months; sunburned. lit., excessively...
pākīʻai₂		vi. to break up cooked taro with a pounder in first stage of poi...
hale kiaʻi		n. watchtower, tower.
luna hale kiaʻi		n. commander or chief guard of a fortress.
ʻuhane kiaʻi		n. guardian spirit.
mākaʻi kiaʻi		n. security guard. lit., guard (who) watches. also kiaʻi, kiaʻi...
wahi kiaʻi		n. lookout.
mikiʻai		n.v. finger of poi, a finger-dip of poi; to dip poi on the...
hoʻokiaʻi		to post a watch.
koali ʻai		n. an African morning-glory (Ipomoea cairica var. hederacea), with pink or purple...
lāʻau hoʻowali ʻai		n. implement for mixing poi or poi palaoa.
wili ʻāʻī		v. to twist the neck; bulldog.
pā wiliʻai		same as papa wili ʻai mixing board, food trough, board for kneading poi, kneading trough...
papa wili ʻai		n. mixing board, food trough, board for kneading poi, kneading trough.
poli ʻai		n.v. to nurse at the breast; a nursing breast. lit., eating breast.
kaniʻāʻī		n. Adam's apple, larynx, trachea, neck, throat. lit., hard neck.
kaniʻāʻī		n. larynx. also paipu hanu o luna.
kini ʻai		n. pail for carrying poi (ʻai) or other food.
puʻumoniʻai		var. spelling of puʻumoni throat...
puni ʻai		nvt. fond of eating; glutton.
ʻoiai₁		conj. while, meanwhile, during.
ʻoiai₂		conj. although.
loʻiʻai		n. taro patch.
pīʻai		n. berry.
pīʻai₁		Kauaʻi.
pīʻai₂		n. any berry-like fruit, as of māmaki, olonā, ʻōhelo.
kuʻi ʻai		n.v. to pound food, especially poi; one who pounds food, as poi.
papa kuʻi ʻai		n. poi-pounding board.
pōhaku kuʻi ʻai		n. poi pounder.
-kai
ka i		contraction ka mea i, the one who did. cf. ka₁; ke, the one who will or...
kai		n. sea; aquatic, marine.
-kai		swollen, bloated.
kaī		interj. of displeasure, vexation, annoyance, prolonged to indicate greater force.
kāī		n. a variety of taro, the corms of which are fragrant when cooked and, though tough, yield...
kaʻi		n. coach; to train (someone), as for sports.
kaʻi		n. onset of a syllable, in linguistics. lit., lead.
-kaʻi		perhaps a transitivizer.
kai-		prefix to six kinship terms used as terms of reference: kaikaina, kaikoʻeke,...
kai₁		nvs. sea, sea water; area near the sea, seaside, lowlands; tide, current in the sea; insipid, brackish,...
kaʻi₁		nvt. to lead, direct, lift up and carry; to walk or step in a row or procession, or as a child...
kai₂		n. gravy, sauce, dressing, soup, broth.
kaʻi₂		vt. to pull, as weeds.
kai₃		interj. similar to keu. My, how much! How very! How terrific!
kaʻi₃		fish net or seine; snare or noose for birds.
kaʻi₄		n. snood of a fishhook.
kaʻi₅		n. a decayed tooth that requires extraction.
kaʻi₇		the chant during which dancers appear and leave; to come dancing out before an...
a kai		by the sea.
akaakai		var. spelling of ʻakaʻakai an ambiguous passage in...
ʻakaʻakai		an ambiguous passage in For. 4:157: maluna o ka waʻa...
ʻakaʻakai		see ilo ʻakaʻakai, lina, ʻoʻa onion maggot...; green onion, having a white bulb with purple inside...
akaakai?		var. spelling of ʻakaʻakai an ambiguous passage in For. 4:157: maluna o ka waʻa naku akaakai … kona waʻa akaakai...
ʻakaʻakai₁		n. the great bulrush (Scirpus validus, formerly called S. lacustris) that grows on...
ʻakaʻakai₂		n. the common onion (Allium cepa); the tops look like those of the great...
paʻakai₁		n. salt; encrusted discharge in the inner corners of the eyes, as after sleeping. Types of salt are...
paʻakai₂		n. a variety of taro, usually grown in the uplands, the plant short and stocky; petioles...
paʻakai₃		same as līpaʻakai a seaweed.
paʻapaʻakai		vs. salt-encrusted.
hāhāpaʻakai		n.v. salt bed or pool; to gather salt.
hoʻohāhāpaʻakai		to gather salt
poho kaha paʻakai		n. rock with a depression or dish in which salt was extracted from sea water. lit., salt-place...
Kiapaʻakai		n. North Star. lit., pillar of salt, so called because, like Lot's wife, it was...
kāpaʻakai		n. dish in which fish or meat is salted (short for kāpī paʻakai).
pākēneka paʻakai		n. salinity. lit., percentage (of) salt.
moana paʻakai		n. salt sea (Nah. 34.12), salt lake.
pāpaʻa kai		nvs. salt-encrusted; salt; coated by sea spray, as plants near the sea.
papa paʻakai		n. salt flat. fig., sour disposition.
wai paʻakai		n. salty water, brine.
līpaʻakai		n. limu salted for indefinite storage without refrigeration; on Kauaʻi usually...
poho paʻakai		n. saltcellar, salt shaker, any salt container.
ʻio paʻakai		n. container for salt, as made of pandanus leaves.
loko paʻakai		n. salt pond or lake.
Loko Paʻakai		n. Salt Lake City.
Loko Paʻakai		n. Salt Lake City, the capital of Utah.
pālaulau paʻakai		n. thick, coarse mat on which salt is dried.
kū paʻakai		vt. to soak in brine, as meat.
kūpaʻakai		nvt. to eat poi or sweet potatoes with salt or relish such as ʻinamona, and without meat...
limu paʻakai		n. limu salted for indefinite storage without refrigeration. On Maui, usually...
pū paʻakai		Kaʻū.
hoʻopū paʻakai		to gather salt; salt gatherer
puaʻa kai		n. certain fish (as āhole, ʻamaʻama, ʻanae,...
hakai		n. container, bag, named for Haggai (Hagai 1.6), who carried a bag with holes [spoken...
hākaʻi		to move along, as rain.
hākai₁		n. stem, stalk.
hākai₂		rare var. of hākui₁,₂ to steam...; spike, as of the hāʻukeʻuke...
kahakai		loc.n. beach, seashore, seacoast, seaside strand.
naupaka kahakai		n. the beach naupaka (Scaevola taccada), a spreading, succulent shrub found on coasts...
paina kahakai		n. French tamarisk (Tamarix gallica), shrub or small trees. Niʻihau. cf. Neal...
hinahina kahakai		n. a native Hawaiian plant of the water-leaf family (Nama sandwicensis). Niʻihau. cf....
kaunaʻoa kahakai		same as kaunaʻoa lei
pilikahakai		nvs. shore, especially the area between high and low tides; near the shore.
kolokolo kahakai		n. the beach vitex (Vitex ovata), distributed from Hawaiʻi west to Japan and India, an...
ʻilima kū kahakai		n. a kind of ʻilima creeping on sand on which beach dodder (kaunaʻoa) grows. lit.,...
hinahina kū kahakai		same as hinahina₃ a beach (kahakai) heliotrope.
ʻoliwa kū kahakai		n. air plant (Kalanchoe pinnata, also Bryophyllum pinnatum), a succulent growing...
ʻoliwa-kū-kahakai		n. var. spelling of ʻoliwa kū kahakai air plant (Kalanchoe pinnata...
ʻōhā kai		see pīʻoe general name for barnacles...
pīʻoe ʻōhā kai		n. gooseneck barnacle.
iʻa kai		n. marine animal.
pōʻaiwaiakai		vs. amphidromous, i.e. migrating from fresh to salt water, or from salt to fresh water, at some stage...
kakaʻi		nvt. to walk along with a group; to follow in line, as chickens after a hen; procession; litter, as of...
kākai		nvt. handle, as of a bucket, pot, basket, purse; strings by which a netted (kōkō) calabash is...
kākai		n. handle for lifting, as of bucket or suitcase.
kākai-		see kākaiawī, kākailena, kākaioiwi, kākaipū appendicitis-like ailment
hakakai		vs. bloated, swollen.
kūhākakai		vs. swollen, fat.
makakai		nvs. sea-washed; spray.
naupaka kai		same as naupaka kahakai the beach naupaka (Scaevola taccada), a spreading, succulent shrub found on coasts...
mōnekakai		n. monkfish.
ʻōkākai		same as hūkākai insipid.
ʻōkākaʻi		n. follower, as in a retinue.
hoʻokakaʻi		to lead, take along
ʻukakai		same as ʻuʻulukai bloated, swollen, dropsical...
hūkākai₁		vs. insipid, tasteless, brand, as food or poi made of immature taro;...
hūkākai₂		same as ʻuʻulukai bloated.
ala kai		sea course, path where one must swim past a projecting cliff.
alakaʻi		nvt. to lead, guide, direct; leader, guide, conductor, head, director.
ʻalakai		vs. potbellied, bloated.
ʻaʻalakai₁		vs. insipid, unsavory, tasteless.
ʻaʻalakai₂		vs. large, plump.
hua alakaʻi		n. a leading note in music, the major seventh of any scale, a semitone below the...
puke alakaʻi		n. teacher's guide, manual. lit., guiding book.
kūhalakai		same as kualakai a sea creature...; to quiver...; raw fish mashed to a pulp...; swelling, obesity...
kī alakaʻi		n. tonic, keynote (music). lit., leading key (Eng.).
ʻūhini poʻo ʻoiʻoi Alakaʻi		n. Kauaʻi flightless conehead katydid (Banza kauaiensis). lit., pointed-head Alakaʻi...
leo alakaʻi		n. one who sings the melody of a song. Niʻihau.
palakai		vs. sickly, withered, stunted, puny, as unhealthy plants or people.
kualakai₁		n. a sea creature, perhaps Aplysia dactylomela or A. juliana.
kualakai₂		vi. to quiver, quake, as jelly.
kualakai₃		nvt. raw fish mashed to a pulp; to be hand-fed this pulp by the kau method.
kualakai₄		n. swelling, obesity.
kumu alakaʻi		n. precedent, i.e. something done or said that may act as an example to justify it being done again....
Kānāwai Māmela Kai		n. Marine Mammals Act.
kaula kaʻi		n. leash. lit., rope (for) leading.
kō kula kai		nvs. lowland dweller; belonging to the lowlands.
makai		on the seaside, toward the sea, in the direction of the sea...
mākai		rare var. of mānai needle.
mākaʻi₁		nvt. policeman, guard; to police, inspect, spy.
mākaʻi₂		Manu mākaʻi. Cardinal. Mān. Also manu ʻulaʻula.
Mākaʻi₃		n. Enif, a star.
kaʻukama kai		lit., sea cucumber.
luna mākaʻi		n. district sheriff, chief of police.
hale mākaʻi		n. police station.
halemākaʻi		var. spelling of hale mākaʻi police station...
hoʻomākaʻi		to act as a policeman; to appoint or invest as a policeman
lāʻau mākaʻi		n. policeman's club.
manu mākaʻi		n. cardinal.
ipuhao hana kai		n. sauce pan. lit., pan (for) making sauce.
kūlana kai		probably the same as kūlana nalu, place where the waves swell up and the surf rider starts...
moana kai		n. salt sea (Nah. 34.3), salt lake; deep sea.
pana kai₁		v. to flip, as salt water with finger or fingers during a purification ceremony.
pana kai₂		vs. to heel over, ts a vessel.
liona kai		n. sea lion.
liona kai		n. sea lion.
launakaʻi		vi. networking; to network, i.e. exchange information or services among individuals.
mauna kai		n. seamount.
pae mauna kai		n. chain of seamounts.
huna kai		n. sea spray, sea foam.
hunakai₁		n. white-flowered beach morning-glory (Ipomea stolonifera; synonym, I. acetosaefolia),...
hunakai₂		n. sanderling (Calidris alba), a small winter migrant to Hawaiʻi, cinnamon brown with dark...
kō a kai		n. var. spelling of kō ā kai shore dweller; belonging to the shore or sea.
kō ā kai		n. shore dweller; belonging to the shore or sea.
pakai₁		n. spleen amaranth (Amaratihus dubius), a coarse, erect, spineless, weedy, tropical herb; it...
pakai₂		n. slender amaranth (Amaranthus viridis), resembling the spleen amaranth and used for greens....
kapa kai		loc.n. border of the sea, seashore, seaside, coast; sometimes interpreted as west or...
kapakaʻi		vs. to wait for.
pakapakai₁		n. young pakai seedlings.
pakapakai₂		see pakai₂ Niʻihau name for slender amaranth (Amaranthus viridis)...
pakapakai₃		Niʻihau name for slender amaranth (Amaranthus viridis)...
pūʻali pale kapa kai		n. coast guard. lit., coast guard army.
pāpā kai		vi. shoved, pounded by the sea.
hua kai		n. scrambled eggs.
huʻa kai₁		nvi. foam.
huʻa kai₂		nvi. sponge
huakaʻi		nvi. trip, voyage, journey, travel, procession, parade; mission, quest NKE12,...
huʻakai		n. sponge, the aquatic animal.
huʻahuʻa kai₁		n. sponge.
huʻahuʻa kai₂		n. sea foam; crest of a wave breaking into foam.
huʻahuʻa kai₃		n. a variety of seaweed.
huʻahuʻakai		n. var. spelling of huʻahuʻa kai₁ sponge.
kaʻi huakaʻi		nvi. parade, procession; to march in a parade.
pila kīkoʻo huakaʻi		n. traveler's check. lit., travel check.
puakai₁		same as pūkai₁ bleach...
puakai₂		nvs. red of tapa or malo dyed with noni juice (Malo 49); a red...
wauke puakai		n. wauke bast dyed red for use as coloring material in tapa.
ʻae kai		n. place where sea and land meet; water's edge.
ʻōpae kai		n. any sea shrimp.
īheʻekai		n. turmeric or ocher with salt water, used as a daub by guardians of shark gods and other...
kakekaʻi		vt. to collate. lit. mix (into) order.
hoehoena o ke kai		n. tide. lit., breathing of the sea.
ʻelepani o ke kai		n. walrus. lit., elephant of the sea.
pale kai		n. breakwater; any wall or embankment that protects the land from the sea, levee; taffrail of a...
puale kai		n. sea vent.
mele kaʻi		n. chant or song sung while dancers come out before the audience. lit., procession...
nilekai		n. nilgai, antelope.
ʻŌpulekai		n. stroke in lua fighting.
panekai		vi. to move in, of the tide.
hune kai		n. sea spray, sea foam.
koʻe kai		n. any sea worm, as the marine nematodes; roundworms or threadworms.
huʻehuʻe kai		same as huʻahuʻakai₁,₂ sponge...; sea foam; crest of a wave breaking into foam...
i ka ʻī		see ʻī₄ interj. of scorn.
i kai		see kai sea.
kiaʻi kai		n. Coast guard. lit., sea guard.
kaʻikaʻi		vt. to lead, support, lift up; raise.
akaʻikaʻi		vs. var. spelling of ʻākaʻikaʻi large, potbellied, plump.
ʻākaʻikaʻi		vs. large, potbellied, plump.
mākaʻikaʻi		nvi. to visit, the sights; to stroll, make a tour, take a walk; to look upon (Puk. 3.4);...
mākaʻikaʻi		vi. to browse, as through a computer program script or on the Internet.
palapala mākaʻikaʻi		n. calling card.
hoʻomākaʻikaʻi		to take others on a visit; to show the sights; to escort
Uhumākaʻikaʻi		same as Kauhumākaʻikaʻi
Kauhumākaʻikaʻi		n. a lua fighting stroke. Uhumākaʻikaʻi was the name of the giant uhu fish...
pākaikai₁		vt. to pound, as with a pestle, especially small fish for bait.
pākaikai₂		same as pakai₁,₂ spleen amaranth; slender amaranth...
pākaikai₃		same as pakaiea₁,₂,₃,₄,₅ seaweed; sugarcane; taro; wind; wave...
kūākaikai		same as kūhākakai
mōhai kaʻikaʻi		n. priest's portion (RSV), heave offering (KJV).
pīkaikai		redup. of pī kai to sprinkle with sea water or salted fresh water to purify or remove taboo...
ʻōkaikai		nvs. rough, as the sea; rough seas (sometimes preceded by ke). angry, bad-tempered
hūkaikai		rare var. of hūkākai insipid, tasteless...
pūkaʻikaʻi		vt. to lift, as the feet in dancing; to swing on the foot, as a child.
maikaʻi		nvs. good, fine, all right, well; good-looking; handsome, beautiful; goodness, righteousness, benefit,...
kanakamaikaʻi		n. the ʻilima flower used medicinally. lit., good person.
Pōʻalima Maikaʻi		n. Good Friday.
Ohanakekeʻauamaikaʻi		n. name of a stroke in lua fighting. lit., make the cross, is good.
wahine maikaʻi		n. a gray lichen.
wahinemaikaʻi		n. var. spelling of wahine maikaʻi a gray lichen.
lokomaikaʻi		nvs. good will, good disposition, generosity, grace; kind, humane, gracious, benevolent, beneficent,...
maka lokomaikaʻi		n. bountiful eye (Sol. 22.9); one who looks kindly, charitably, and with good will. lit.,...
ʻōlelo maikaʻi		n. good word, gospel.
hoʻomaikaʻi		to thank, render thanks, thankful, grateful, gratified, bless, congratulate, praise; improve,...
hoʻomaikaʻi		vt. to praise. see honors.
Lā Hoʻomaikaʻi		n. Thanksgiving Day. lit., day to bless.
palapala hoʻomaikaʻi		n. graduating diploma; letter of commendation, certificate of merit. lit., congratulatory...
pule hoʻomaikaʻi		nvt. prayer of thanks, benediction, grace; to say grace, to offer a prayer of thanks.
ʻōlelo hoʻomaikaʻi		n. acknowledgment.
inu hoʻomaikaʻi		vi. to toast (as before drinking).
pōmaikaʻi		nvi. good fortune, blessedness, blessing, profit, prosperity; prosperous, fortunate, beneficial,...
ūlialia pōmaikaʻi		n. serendipity, i.e making a fortunate discovery by accident. lit., fortunate...
noho pōmaikaʻi		vi. mutualism. lit., beneficial living (together).
hoʻopōmaikaʻi		to cause good fortune; to bless, improve, ask grace; blessing
pule hoʻopōmaikaʻi		nvt. a blessing; to ask a blessing, grace.
pōhaku maikaʻi		n. precious stone. lit., good stone.
hoʻokuʻu maikaʻi		honorable discharge
wai kai		n. brackish or salty water.
wai kai		n. salty water.
Māhele Kumuwaiwai Kai		n. Division of Aquatic Resources.
hoʻomānalo wai kai		n. to desalinate, desalinize salty water. lit., remove saltiness (of) sea...
hīhīkai		n. glaucus.
puhi kai		n. blowhole.
piʻipiʻi kai		vi. to rise, of a strong sea. fig., to flare, as anger.
ʻilikai		n. sea level.
ʻilikai₁		n. surface of the sea.
ʻilikai₂		vs. horizontal.
ʻākilikai		n. alkali; alkaline.
mekala ʻākilikai		n. alkali metal, i.e. one of the family of elements in group 1 of the periodic...
mekala honua ʻākilikai		n. alkaline earth metal, i.e. one of the family of elements in group 2 of the periodic...
pilikai₁		n. a vine (Stictocardia tiliaefolia) in the morning-glory family, native from India eastward,...
pilikai₂		n. the wood rose (Merremia tuberosa), another kind of morning-glory, with deep yellow flowers...
ʻākulikuli kai		n. var. spelling of ʻakulikuli kai₁ a tropical American...
ʻakulikuli kai₁		n. a tropical American, low succulent (Batis maritima), commonly forming a continuous green...
ʻakulikuli kai₂		same as ʻaeʻae₂ a small native shrub (Lycium sandwicense)...
ʻami kai		n. an amphipod (Caprellid amphipods) that clings to seaweeds or hydroids; it has a long slender...
pani kai		n. levee, dike, sea wall or any protection against the sea.
ʻelepani kai		n. sea elephant.
pī kai		v. to sprinkle with sea water or salted fresh water to purify or remove taboo, as formerly done after...
huikaʻi		vt. to mix or jumble, make disagreeing statements, put several stories into one. (hui₂ +...
ʻōkai		same as ʻōkaikai rough, as the sea...
ʻōkaʻi₁		n. large night moth.
ʻōkaʻi₂		nvi. tendrils of a plant; to grow, interlock, interweave, as tendrils.
ʻōkaʻi₃		same as kaʻi lead, procession...
ʻōkaʻi₄		n. blossom container of bananas.
ʻōkaʻi₅		n. cords on the mouth of a fish net, as for iheihe fish.
ʻōkaʻi₆		small oblong net connecting two larger fish nets.
ʻokaʻokai		vs. insipid, tasteless, especially of freshly pounded poi.
ʻoheokai		same as ʻohe kukuluaeʻo a native tree (Reynoldsia sandwicesis)...
hōkai		nvt. to confuse, disturb, meddle, mix up, spoil, interfere; to blunder along; nuisance, bother,...
hōkaʻi		nvt. var. spelling of hōkai to confuse...
kaʻahōkai		vt. to mix up, disturb.
hokahokai₁		redup. of hōkai to confuse, disturb, meddle, mix up, spoil, interfere...
hokahokai₂		vt. to mix, as ingredients.
niho kaʻi₁		n. aching tooth or teeth. lit., leading tooth, i.e., it draws the attention.
niho kaʻi₂		n. stones set in a row, as in a fence.
noho kai		nvi. dweller on the seashore; to live by the sea.
hoʻohōkai		to cause confusion, mix up, bother; to blot out the memory
wiliʻōkaʻi		n. chrysalis.
wiliʻōkaʻi₁		n. chrysalis of night moth (ʻōkaʻi), cocoon.
wiliʻōkaʻi₂		nvi. to whirl, bluster, as wind.
ʻōwiliʻōkaʻi		same as wiliʻōkaʻi₁ cocoon.
loko kai		n. lagoon.
lalo kai		n. submarine, submerged, undersea. lit., beneath (the) sea.
papa ʻanuʻu lalo kai		n. underwater terrace. lit., undersea terrace layer.
malo kai		nvs. loincloth worn in the sea; to wear a loin-cloth in the sea, i.e., to go swimming or fishing; poetic...
Mānalo Kai		n. star name (no data).
ʻōhelo kai		same as ʻaeʻae a shrub.
holokai		nvt. seaman, seafarer; to sail on the sea; sea voyage or cruise.
mokulele holo kai		n. hydroplane.
Molokaʻi₁		n. name of a Hawaiian island. See song, hapenuia. Molokaʻi
molokaʻi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kuʻi Molokaʻi		see hula kuʻi Molokaʻi the punch (kuʻi) hula of Molokaʻi, an ancient, fast dance with stamping, heel twisting, thigh slapping...
hula kuʻi Molokaʻi		n. the punch (kuʻi) hula of Molokaʻi, an ancient, fast dance with stamping,...
pokaʻi		vi. to go along, as wind-blown smoke.
aukai		nvi. var. spelling of ʻaukai to travel or swim by sea; seafaring; sailor, seafarer.
ʻaukai		nvi. to travel or swim by sea; seafaring; sailor, seafarer.
ʻaukaʻi		n. baton.
nēnē ʻau kai		n. sea gull, rarely seen, so named because of its resemblance to the Hawaiian goose, nēnē....
nēnēʻau kai		n. var. spelling of nēnē ʻau kai sea gull...
kaukaʻi		nvt. to depend on; one depended on (kau, to place + -kaʻi, transitivizer).
ukaukai		vs. fat, feeble.
kūkaukaʻi		vs. interdependence; interdependent.
laukaʻi		vs. coordinated, put in order.
hoʻolaukaʻi		vt. to coordinate, put in order.
ʻīlio ʻaukai₁		n. sea dog, experienced sailor.
ʻīlio ʻaukai₂		warship.
ʻīlioʻaukai		n. var. spelling of ʻīlio ʻaukai₁ sea dog, experienced sailor.
puʻu ʻau kai		n. sea stack, i.e. a rocky column carved out by waves, standing separate from the shoreline. lit.,...
hūkai		same as hūkākai insipid, tasteless...
hukahūkai		vs. somewhat insipid, brackish.
ehu kai		n. var. spelling of ʻehu kai sea spray, foam.
ʻehu kai		n. sea spray, foam.
ʻEhukai		n. name of a wind of Hālawa, Molokaʻi.
Kuehu Kai		n. name of a wind of Miloliʻi, Kauaʻi.
kūkai		vs. dipped frequently in the sea.
kūkaʻi₁		vt. to exchange, as greeting (aloha), conversation (kamaʻilio), letters...
kūkaʻi₂		vi. to appear.
kūkaʻi₃		vi. to stand guard as soldiers.
kūkaʻi₄		rope fastening fish nets together.
kukakukaʻi		redup. of kūkaʻi
hōkū kai		n. starfish. cf. more common peʻa.
hōkū kai		n. starfish.
ʻuku kai		n. a sand hopper, probably an amphipod.
nalukai		vs. weatherworn, as old canoes or persons who have weathered the storms of life. lit., ocean...
ulukai		n. water chestnut. lit., sea growing.
ʻuʻulukai		vs. bloated, swollen, dropsical.
pū kaʻi		n. trumpet leading an army.
pukai		a kind of fish.
pūkai₁		nvt. lime bleach for hair; to bleach.
pūkai₂		n. salty tears.
kapu kai		n. ceremonial sea bath for purification, purification by sea water, as after contact with a corpse or...
kapukapu kai		to purify by sprinkling with salt water (kava, ordinarily taboo to women, might be made...
ipu kai		n. a dish for meat or any dish deep enough to hold gravy (kai); gravy boat. fig., lowland...
ʻumeke ipu kai		n. bowl, as for serving meat or salty meat.
kīpūkai		n. seaside heliotrope (Heliotropium curassavicum), a prostrate, perennial American herb 30 to...
ʻoʻopu kai		same as poʻopaʻa a fish, hawkfish...
ʻoʻopukai		n. a native variety of taro, so named as the leaf stem is similar in coloring to the salt-water...
kini ea luʻu kai		n. scuba tank. usu. kini ea. lit., air can (for) diving (in the) sea.
kanaka luʻu kai		n. scuba diver. lit., person (who) dives (in the) sea.
makaaniani luʻu kai		n. diving goggles or mask. lit., glasses (for) diving (in the) sea. also...
-lai
laʻi		nvs. calm, stillness, quiet, peace, contentment, tranquillity; solace; serene, as of sea, sky, wind;...
-laʻi		transitivizer, as in kaulaʻi, kulaʻi, lualaʻi.
lāʻī		n. ti leaf (contraction of lau kī).
lai₁		n. name applied to the species of Scomberoides, fish.
lai₂		rye.
ʻalaʻi		vs. gentle, as a breeze.
ʻālaʻi		vs. var. spelling of ʻalaʻi gentle, as a breeze.
ālai₁		nvt. obstruction, hindrance, block, bar, screen; to obstruct, hinder, block, defend, stand in the way,...
ālai₂		n. two sticks carried with the akua loa in the makahiki festival; they were used to...
alaʻalai₁		redup. of ālai₁ to hinder.
alaʻalai₂		n. type of taro patch built on artificial mounds, known near Hiloas kipi;...
alaʻalai₃		same as waimakanui a kind of large coarse endemic fern (Thelypteria keraudreniana).
kāmaʻa lāʻī		n. ancient sandal made of ti leaf, as used for crossing lava.
hālaʻi		same as laʻi calm.
kālai		vt. to carve, cut, hew, engrave, hoe; to divide, as land; to shape a canoe (fig.) [to shape] an...
kālai		vt. to hoe. also hō.
kālai-		scientific study of, -ology.
kaʻakālai		n. strategy or approach, as in solving a math problem.
ʻōhākālai		to polish lightly, as a spear; a stick for polishing.
kalakalai		to carve, cut, hew, hoe, etc., a little at a time; to whittle.
hana kalakalai		n. trifling, inconsequential action, as a casual love affair. lit., carving act.
hoʻokalakalai		caus/sim of kalakalai, to carve, cut, hew, hoe, etc., a little at a time; to...
kahuna kālai		n. carving expert, sculptor.
luakālai		lit., hewn pit.
kāʻei kiʻi kālai		n. frieze. lit., sash of carved images.
koʻi kālai		n. adze used for carving.
koʻi kālai		n. hoe. lit, adze (for) hoeing. also hō, ʻōʻō kālai.
hoʻokālai		caus/sim of kālai, to carve, cut, hew, engrave, hoe; to divide, as land; to shape a...
lalaʻi		redup. of laʻi
alalai		redup. of ālai obstruction...
hālālaʻi		redup. of hālaʻi same as laʻi, calm...
malai		var. of palai₂ to turn the face away, as in embarrassment...
palai₁		n. a native fern (Microlepia setosa), growing wild and cultivated, 95 to 130 cm high. The...
palai₂		vi. to turn the face away, as in embarrassment, confusion, humility; bashful; to conceal one's true...
palai₃		vt. to fry; frying, fried.
palapalai₁		n. same as palai a fern.
palapalai₂		a Niʻihau name for niʻaniʻau and kupukupu.
palapalai₃		Niʻihau name for gold fern, Pityrogramma calomelanos (syn. P....
ʻaila palai		n. frying oil.
huna palai		same as pai a native fern
palaoa palai		n. pancake. lit., fried flour.
pā palai		n. frying pan (preceded by ke).
pā palai		n. frying pan (preceded by ke).
ʻau pā palai		n. frying pan handle (preceded by ke).
pipi palai		n. beefsteak. lit., fried beef.
hoʻopalai		to have turned the face away, to cause to turn away; ashamed, confused, etc.
hoʻopalai		see kīloi hoʻopalai blind pass, no-look pass, in basketball...
kīloi hoʻopalai		vt. blind pass, no-look pass, in basketball; to throw such a pass. lit., pass (with) face turned...
laupalai		to shine, glitter, sparkle, as dew in the sun.
lualaʻi		(lua- + -laʻi, transitivizer)
Kīhaelāʻī		n. breeze at Puʻuʻōhua on the Hāmākua side of Hilo. lit., to shred...
laʻilaʻi₁		redup of laʻi, calm, stillness, quiet, peace, contentment, tranquillity; solace;...
laʻilaʻi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kālailai		n. analysis.
kālailai₁		vt. to analyze.
laina kālailai		n. transect, i.e. a sample area, as of vegetation, usually in the form of a long strip. lit.,...
palailai		n. young of the lai, a fish.
pālailai		n. var. spelling of palailai young of the lai, a fish.
hoʻolaʻilaʻi		caus/sim of laʻilaʻi₁, light-hearted...
kūlaʻilaʻi		redup. of kulaʻi to push over, knock down...
hilaʻi		vt. to exalt, praise.
kui laī		n. var. spelling of kui lāʻī covering made of dried ti leaves attached to a netting of olonā fibers or hibiscus...
kui lāʻī		n. covering made of dried ti leaves attached to a netting of olonā fibers or hibiscus,...
iwi lāʻī		n. stem and midrib of a ti leaf.
olaʻi		Bible spelling for ola + ai.
ōlaʻi		n. earthquake.
ʻōlaʻi		n. var. spelling of ōlaʻi₁ earthquake, tremor.
ōlaʻi₁		n. earthquake, tremor.
ōlaʻi₂		light porous stone or pumice, as used for polishing canoes or for scraping off hair of pig or dog...
ana ōlaʻi		n. seismograph.
ana ʻōlaʻi		n. seismograph. lit. machine to measure earthquakes.
ʻana ōlaʻi		n. var. spelling of ʻana ʻōlaʻi white pumice with fine pores.
ʻana ʻōlaʻi		n. white pumice with fine pores.
mīkini ana ōlaʻi		n. seismograph.
mīkini ana ʻōlaʻi		n. seismograph. lit. machine to measure earthquakes.
manunu muli ōlaʻi		n. aftershock, i.e. a minor shock following an earthquake. lit., after-earthquake...
hoʻolaʻi		to cause to be still; to poise aloft, as a bird; to quiet, as a mob; to cease talking; calm;...
kiko ōlaʻi		n. epicenter. lit., earthquake point.
polai-		poly-, a prefix for chemical terms.
pālākiō ikehu ōlaʻi		n. Richter scale. lit., earthquake power scale.
puʻuōlaʻi		n. the sharp-nosed puffer fish (Canthigaster rivulatus). lit., volcanic cone, earthquake...
kaulaʻi		vt. to hang up, as to dry in the sun. (kau, to hang + laʻi, transitivizer).
haka kaulaʻi		n. drying frame or rack.
pine kaulaʻi		n. clothespin. lit., hanging pin.
paulāʻī		vi. to walk over the sea or fire, as a god.
ahu lāʻi		n. ti-leaf raincoat or cape.
ʻahu lāʻī		n. var. spelling of ahu lāʻi ti-leaf raincoat or cape.
Iulai		n. July.
Iulai		n. July. abb. Iul.
Pokiulai		n. Fourth of July.
kulaʻi		vt. to push over, knock down, overthrow, shove, push to one side; to brush off, as a horse switches...
kulaʻi		n. tackle, i.e. the act of seizing and throwing down an opposing player with the ball, in football; to...
ʻohākulaʻi		same as puʻuhau hard calcium lump...
kulakulaʻi₁		redup. of kulaʻi to push over, knock down, overthrow, shove, push to one side...
kulakulaʻi₂		n. chest-slapping game; the player attempts to push opponent out-of-bounds with his open...
hoʻokulaʻi		caus/sim of kulaʻi, to push over, knock down, overthrow, shove, push to one side;...
palu lāʻī		n.v. ti-leaf relish, a term of derision for the people of Hawai'i, because at a feast for...
pū lāʻī		n. ti-leaf whistle.
-mai
māī		nvt. to chew fine, soften, masticate; laceration in childbirth.
maʻi		see hoʻomalu maʻi to quarantine...
mai₁		directional part. towards the speaker, this way. Come, come here, welcome; say, give (used idiomatically without...
maʻi₁		nvs. sickness, illness, disease, ailment, patient, sick person; sick, ill,...
mai₂		prep. from. also mai … mai.
maʻi₂		genitals, genital, genital chant. maʻi were commonly named, as Hālala, overly...
mai₃		imminence-marking part. Almost, nearly, as though.
maʻi₃		n. tenon.
mai₄		preverb part. of negative command. Don't.
kaʻa maʻi		n.v. siege of sickness, a long or chronic illness; to suffer such.
haʻina pili ʻia mai		n. transitive passive verb.
leo pili ʻia mai		n. passive voice. lit., voice referred to.
kāmaʻi		nvt. place of prostitution, brothel; to prostitute. cf. kā-₂, causative + maʻi₂,...
akamai		nvs. smart, clever, expert; smartness, skill, wit.
akeakamai		nvs. a lover of wisdom, seeker after knowledge, philosopher, scientist, scholar; philosophy, science;...
akeakamai		n. science.
manaʻo akamai		n. clever thought, wise thought; spirit of wisdom.
hoʻākamai		to make wise or smart; to make a pretense of wisdom; to show off, display erudition;...
kahu mālama maʻi		n. nurse.
hana maʻi		nvi. sexual intercourse; to perform such. lit., genital activity.
i kana mai		see kana₂ extremely, beyond compare...
pamaʻi		vs. var. spelling of pāmaʻi susceptible to sickness...
pāmaʻi		vs. susceptible to sickness, sickly, proneness to catching every possible contagious disease; qualmish....
pāmaʻi		vs. to be susceptible or vulnerable to disease.
waiwai hoʻopae mai		n. imports.
hale maʻi		n. hospital.
palemaʻi		n. underdrawers; sometimes used for undershirt. lit., genital protection.
palemaʻi		n. underpants. also lole wāwae palaʻili; sanitary pad. Niʻihau.
kuahelemai		vs. awkward.
kūāhelemai		var. of kūhelemai a gambling game.
kūhelemai		n. name of a gambling game.
mele maʻi		Song in honor of genitals, as of a chief, as composed on his or her birth, rarely if ever composed...
moe maʻi		nvi. to lie abed sick; bedridden; sickbed.
kaʻa lawe maʻi		n. ambulance.
maʻimaʻi		chronically sick, ailing, sickly.
ōmaʻimaʻi		var. spelling of ʻōmaʻimaʻi chronic sickness. [somewhat sick, not feeling well: NKE]
ʻōmaʻimaʻi		chronic sickness. [somewhat sick, not feeling well: NKE]
hoʻomaʻimaʻi		to pretend to be sickly
pilimai₁		n. a native variety of sugar cane, a yellow-green mutant of ʻakilolo; used in hana...
pilimai₂		a variety of taro.
pilimai₃		a variety of sweet potato.
hoʻihoʻi mai		vt. to undo, as in computer program. lit., return.
ʻōmaʻi		vs. sickly, weak, ailing, not well.
waiho maʻi		vi. to lie sick, remain sick.
hoʻomaʻi		to cause or feign sickness
kau maʻi		n. period or time of sickness.
kahu maʻi		n. nurse.
pōpolo kū mai₁		n. the native pokeberry (Phytolacca sandwicensis), a small shrub with rather large, ovate...
pōpolo kū mai₂		n. a low shrub (Solanum incompletum var. mauiense), a native of Maui, with...
pukupuku mai		to fetch, bring (slang)
lumaʻi		vt. to douse, duck; to upset, tumble, capsize, as in the surf. fig., to destroy, overwhelm, as with...
hoʻomalu maʻi		vt. to quarantine.
hale hoʻomalu maʻi		n. quarantine station.
lumalumaʻi		redup. of lumaʻi to douse, duck; to upset, tumble, capsize, as in the surf. fig., to destroy, overwhelm...
awe ōewe hoʻokumu maʻi		n. allosome, i.e. a sex chromosome. lit., chromosome (for) genital formation.
-nai
-naʻi		a rare transitivizer. cf. hili, to wander, and hilinaʻi, to believe; pī,...
naʻi₁		nvt. to conquer, take by force; conqueror.
naʻi₂		vt. to strive to obtain, endeavor to examine or understand.
ʻānai		vt. to rub, as one's eyes. Niʻihau .
ānai₁		same as ālai₁ obstruction, hindrance, block, bar, screen...
ʻānai₁		nvt. to rub, scrub, scour, polish, grind, grate, rubbing, scrubbing, etc.; friction. ...
ānai₂		attraction.
ʻānai₂		nvt. to curse.
ʻānai₃		nvt. blot out, lay waste, destroy.
ʻaʻanai		redup. of ʻānai to rub, scrub, scour, polish, grind, grate...; to curse...
kahu hāanai		n. var. spelling of kahu hānai foster parent (of adopted children).
ʻanaʻanai		vt. to rub repeatedly, as one's eyes. Niʻihau.
ʻānaʻanai		redup. of ʻānai to rub, scrub, scour, polish...
pōhaku paheʻe ʻānai		n. stone rubber.
hānai₁		nvs. foster child, adopted child; foster, adopted.
hānai₂		nvt. to raise, rear, feed, nourish, sustain; provider, caretaker (said affectionately of chiefs by...
hānai₃		n. body of a kōkō net carrier, and cords attached to it; fish net or trap, as for...
hānai₄		same as hanahanai edge of a precipice or slope, brow of a hill...
hānai₅		n. Hawaiʻi island word for mānai, needle for stringing leis...
hānai₆		vi. to skim along.
hānai₇		vt. to feed, as paper into a printer or copy machine.
hānai₈		vt. to feed, assist, as in basketball and most team sports except baseball. see...
kahahānai		n. radius of a circle.
kahahānai₁		n. radius of a circle.
kahahānai₂		n. strings securing upper part of the net surrounding a calabash (kōkō).
kāhānai		n. feeder, as for birds.
makamaka hānai		n. friend.
kula hānai		n. boarding school. lit., feeding school.
hanahanai		n. edge of a precipice or slope, brow of a hill.
ua hānai		n. rain that nurtures the earth.
akua hānai₁		n. spirits, as of a recently dead kinsman, who were fed (hānai) offerings (such as food) and...
akua hānai₂		n. the kauila, nīoi₂, and ʻohe "poison" woods of Molokaʻi, which...
pale hānai		n. child's bib.
lawe hānai		vt. to adopt, as a child.
wai hānai		n. small well from which brackish water was taken and poured into shallow pools called wai...
lepo hānai		n. dirt; rubbish carried to a pit, as to a compost pit. lit., fed dirt.
kahu hānai		n. foster parent (of adopted children).
palakiʻānai		n. scrubbing brush.
kānaʻi		vs. smooth, calm, of the sea.
ʻakahakanaʻi		n. name of a kind of white tapa.
hunakānaʻi		n. a kind of tapa with white and yellow dots.
lanai		var. of nanai stiff-backed.
lānai		n. porch, veranda, balcony, booth, shed; temporary roofed construction with open sides near a...
Lānaʻi₁		n. Lānaʻi Island. perhaps lit., day conquest. also Nānaʻi....
lānaʻi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
Malanai		n. name of a gentle breeze associated with Kōloa, Kauaʻi, Hāna, Maui (For....
mālānai₁		similar to pānānai shallow; undisturbed, serene.
mālānai₂		vs. loosely drawn, as a cord.
pālānai		same as pānānai flat
pāpaʻi Lānaʻi		n. a kind of crab.
mānai		nvt. needle for stringing leis, formerly of coconut midrib, now of wire; to string leis....
hula mānai		n. dance with a thin flexible stick which the squatting dancer beats time as by striking the...
nanaʻi		vi. to spread, as a topped tree.
Nānaʻi		var. of Lānaʻi island name.
nanai₁		vs. difficult to climb, as a cliff; stiff-backed; to walk with stiff back; humped over as a result of...
nānai₁		same as pānānai shallow.
nanai₂		swift.
nānai₂		vi. empty, as a taro patch.
nānai₃		vi. taking an uneven course, as a canoe in a rough sea, or a kite.
hananai		same as nanai₁ to strut.
mananai		n. a pleasant breeze.
mānānai		var. of mālānai shallow.
nananai		redup. of nanai₁ difficult to climb, as a cliff; stiff-backed...
pānānai		vs. flat, shallow, as a dish; slim of physique.
hua nanai		n. name of the hinahina root when used in hana aloha, love sorcery.
pinanaʻi		var. of pinapinaʻi repeatedly...
holoʻanai		vi. to gallop.
pānai		same as panānāi flat.
pānaʻi		see uku pānaʻi, mahalo pānaʻi, mea mahalo pānaʻi compensation...; patronage...; patron...
pānaʻi₁		nvt. revenge, vengeance, to revenge, pay back, reciprocity, reciprocate, whether good or bad;...
pānaʻi₂		vi. to fit one on to another, splice, graft, lengthen.
ola pānaʻi		vs. redeemed, ransomed, saved; to redeem.
hoʻōla pānaʻi		to redeem, ransom; redeemer
hakina pānaʻi		n. reciprocal number.
mōhai pānaʻi		n. substitute sacrifice, as ulua (a fish) instead of a human being.
kuʻi pānaʻi		vt. counterpunch. cf. hoʻouka pānaʻi.
mahalo pānaʻi		n. patronage, i.e. a political system in which party leaders do favors for loyal supporters....
mea mahalo pānaʻi		see mahalo pānaʻi patronage, i.e. a political system in which party leaders do favors for loyal supporters...
hoʻopānaʻi		to seek revenge, reward, etc
kīkoʻo pānaʻi		n. bill of exchange. lit., exchange disbursement.
uku pānaʻi		nvt. refund, redemption, ransom, reward; to redeem, refund.
uku pānaʻi		n. compensation, as to make amends for loss or damage; payment for services.
uku pānaʻi		n. restitution.
manehu ʻānai		n. friction, as when one thing rubs against another. lit., friction force.
haku ʻānai		n. Neolithic, in anthropology. lit., stone (for) grinding.
pōhaku ʻānai		n. stone rubber.
huluʻanai		n. var. spelling of huluʻānai₂ a variety of sea urchin.
huluʻānai₁		n. scrubbing or painting brush, formerly made of a coconut husk.
huluʻānai₂		n. a variety of sea urchin.
puanaʻī₁		n. front of the neck and throat.
puanaʻī₂		n. quotation; to quote (someone or something).
kaha puanaʻī		n. quotation mark.
ʻAkenai		n. Athens.
Atenai		var. spelling of ʻAkenai Athens...
ʻīnaʻi		nvi. accompaniment to poi, usually meat, fish, or vegetable; to serve as ʻīnaʻi. fig., to...
nainai		rare var. of nanai, nānai difficult to climb, as a cliff, stiff-backed...; same as pānānai, shallow...
naʻinaʻi₁		redup. of naʻi₁,₂ to conquer, take by force...; to strive to obtain, endeavor to examine or understand...
naʻinaʻi₂		vs. crabbed, bitter, cross, of sour disposition; morose; ill-disposed; opposing.
naʻinaʻi₃		vi. to shorten, to make short.
naʻinaʻi₄		similar to pīnaʻi₁ again and again, repeatedly...
naʻinaʻi₅		n. variety of fish (no data).
naʻinaʻi₆		vs. lower case, small. cf. maʻaka, upper case, capital...
ʻānainai		redup. of ʻānai₁,₂ rub; curse...
mānainai		redup. of mānai
pānainai		var. of pānānai flat, shallow...
pānainai		vs. shallow, as a dish.
pānaʻinaʻi		redup. of pānaʻi₁,₂ revenge; lengthen...
hua naʻinaʻi		n. lower case (small) letter.
hoʻonaʻinaʻi		vt. to change (a letter of the alphabet) from capital to lower case.
kaha hoʻonaʻinaʻi		n. a line drawn diagonally through a capital letter to indicate that the letter is not to be...
hīnaʻi		n. basket or container made of braided ʻie vine, pandanus, or other material; a kind of...
hīnaʻi		n. basket, in basketball; basketball net.
laina hīnaʻi		n. end line, on a basketball court. lit., basket line. also laina hupa,...
papa hīnaʻi		n. backboard, in basketball. lit., basket board. also papa hupa,...
ʻai hīnaʻi		n. basket, a score in basketball. lit., basket score.
pōhīnaʻi		n. basketball, the sport.
kahua pōhīnaʻi		n. basketball court.
kinipōpō hīnaʻi		n. basketball.
kinipōpō pōhīnaʻi		n. basketball, the ball.
kinai₁		vt. to quench or extinguish, as fire; to put out, as a light; to suppress.
kinai₂		vi. to continue, persist.
kinakinai		redup. of kinai to quench or extinguish, as fire; to put out, as a light; to suppress...; to continue, persist...
hilinaʻi		nvt. to believe, trust; trust, confidence. to lean on, rely on;
moe hilinaʻi		nvi. reclining chair, deck chair, chaise lounge; to sleep in a reclining position, as in such a...
pīnaʻi		vi. to repeat, as the action of a computer key when held down.
pīnaʻi₁		nvs. again and again, repeatedly; to come or do repeatedly, constant; to wear out a welcome by...
pīnaʻi₂		vt. to patch, fill up a crack or hole, as in wood.
pinapinaʻi		redup. of pīnaʻi again and again, repeatedly...
kūpinapinaʻi		redup. of kūpinaʻi to echo.
lele pīnaʻi		vi. to run with a rope around a coconut tree, and when going very fast, to lift the feet off the...
pihi pīnaʻi		n. turbo button, as in NIntendo games (preceded by ke). lit., repeat button.
kūpinaʻi₁		nvi. to echo, reverberate; to mourn, wail, lament.
kūpinaʻi₂		nvi. to crowd, throng; crowded.
leo kūpinaʻi		n. echo.
kūnaʻi		same as kūnaʻina to conquer, push over; conquest...
hōkūnaʻi		n. asteroid.
kāʻei hōkūnaʻi		n. asteroid belt.
hoʻokūnaʻi		caus/sim of kūnaʻi, same as kūnaʻina, to conquer, push over;...
-oai
ʻo ai		var. spelling of ʻowai
ʻoai₁		vt. to entwine, twine; to stir round and round, as a liquid; to go round and round.
ʻoai₂		n. bubo, swelling
ʻoai₃		n. porous stone, as used for polishing canoes and calabashes.
hoai		n. joining, suture, joint. cf. hoa₂, and below.
hōʻai₁		to breed, as a horse
hōʻai₂		vt. to feed, give food to, board.
ʻoaiʻoai		redup. of ʻoai₁ to entwine...
kōʻai		vt. to stir with a circular motion of the hand; to wind around, creep around, as a vine; to gird...
koʻakoʻai		same as kōʻaiʻai redup. of kōʻai, to stir with a circular motion of the hand...
ʻōhelo ʻai		lit., edible ʻōhelo.
holo ʻai		n. food bundle, especially ti-leaf bundle of hard poi.
poloʻai		vt. to summon, command to appear, invite; to proclaim publicly.
moai		nvi. bending over, arching, as a tree.
ʻanoʻai₁		nvt. greeting, salutation, news; to greet.
ʻanoʻai₂		vi. unexpected.
ʻanoʻai₃		part. perhaps.
aʻa kino ʻāʻī		n. jugular vein. lit., neck vein.
-hōnōai		rare var. of -hūnōai father- or mother-in-law...
-hūnōai		father- or mother-in-law, usually after makua and followed by kāne or...
makuahūnōai		n. parent-in-law; uncle- or aunt-in law; cousin of parent-in-law (sex may be designated by addition of...
hoʻōai		var. spelling of hōʻoai to cause to entwine; to twist, entwine
hōʻoai		to cause to entwine; to twist, entwine
pōʻai		n. circle, i.e. the geometric shape. cf. lina poepoe.
pōʻai₁		nvi. circle, hoop, encircle, encircled, surrounded. circuit, make a circuit, to go around,...
pōʻai₂		n. domain, as a sphere or field of activity or influence.
pōʻai₃		vi. to orbit.
kahapōʻai		n. circumference of a circle. lit. mark surround.
kāpōʻai		see ʻūpā kāpōʻai compass (for making circles)
-kāpōʻai		hoʻo.kā.pō.ʻai To rotate, revolve, as in a hula. Rare.
ʻūpā kāpōʻai		n. compass, an instrument for describing circles or transferring measurements, in...
hoʻokāpōʻai		to rotate, revolve, as in a hula.
ala pōʻai		n. orbit of the stars, circular road.
ʻāpana pōʻai		n. segment of a circle.
poʻapoʻai₁		redup. of pōʻai
poʻapoʻai₂		n. a worm shell, a marine mollusk of the family Vermetidae.
kio poʻapoʻai		same as poʻapoʻai₂ a mollusk.
pakuhi pōʻai		n. circle graph, in math.
kaha ʻoki pōʻai		n. secant, i.e. a line which intersects a circle at two points, in math. lit., line (which)...
hoʻopōʻai		to encircle, surround, besiege, etc
pōpōʻai		n. ball of poi or other food.
-pai
paʻi		n. Portuguese man-of-war (Physalia). Niʻihau. also...
paʻi		vt. to print, as on a computer (preceded by ke).
paʻi		n. shot, as of a photograph or in movie or video production (preceded by ke). see...
paʻi		vt. to take, shoot, or snap, as a photograph (preceded by ke). cf. ʻāpona.
pai-		vt. a prefix meaning to laud, encourage; -ism, a suffix in English meaning devotion or adherence to...
pai₁		vt. to urge, encourage, rouse, stir up, excite.
paʻi₁		nvt. to slap, spank, beat, hit, clap; a slapping, slap, to print, publish; stamping, printing to...
pai₁₀		n. pi (π), in math.
paʻi₁₀		n. a heap.
paʻi₁₁		vt. to evict, as from land.
pai₂		vt. to raise, lift up, increase.
paʻi₂		nvs. to tie; a draw; equal; to make an agreement (said to be so called because champions slapped each...
pai₃		vt. to laud, praise, exalt.
paʻi₃		vt. to mix, as ingredients; to mingle.
pai₄		vt. to pamper, spoil, as a favorite child; to make a pet of.
paʻi₄		to put clothes to soak, as in soapy water.
pai₅		n. a funnelshaped wicker basket used for catching shrimps and small fish, so called because it was...
paʻi₅		nvt. a bundle, package, especially of food; to tie up such a bundle; bunch, cluster, as of grapes...
pai₆		n. a native fern (Adenophorus hymenophylloides) with clustered, narrow, pinnate fronds, 5 to...
paʻi₆		to strip, as bark.
pai₇		n. a kind of snail shellfish said to be poisonous to touch (no data).
paʻi₇		nvt. lining, as of pandanus or sugar-cane leaves, inside thatching of pili grass; to line...
pai₈		same as pānānai flat, shallow, as a dish...
paʻi₈		vs. decaying, of fruits or plants; blight.
pai₉		n. pie, tart.
paʻi₉		short for paʻimalau₁ Portuguese man-of-war...
ʻapai		same as pai₅ a fish trap.
hāpai		vt. to lift, make a double hit, in volleyball. Niʻihau. see ʻaʻena...
hāpai		Mea hāpai pila. Sponsor, i.e. a legislator who presents and/or assumes...
hāpai₁		vt. to carry, bear, lift, elevate, raise, hoist, hold up; to support, as another's testimony...
hāpai₂		vi. pregnant; to conceive.
hāpai₃		n. a native variety of banana with trunk of medium height, the fruit maturing within it, about...
hāpai₄		vt. to encourage, support.
maiʻa hāpai		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana of medium height, the fruit maturing within the trunk. The fruits are...
hapahapai		to toss up, as a child; to heave or breathe heavily; to glorify, praise. ...
lole hāpai		n. maternity dress.
mālama wahine hāpai		vt. prenatal care. lit., take care (of) pregnant woman.
kīhāpai₁		n. small land division, smaller than a paukū; cultivated patch, garden, orchard, field, small...
kīhāpai₂		n. Madagascar periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus, syn. Vinca rosea), a perennial herb or...
hoʻohāpai₁		caus/sim of hāpai₁, to carry, bear, lift, elevate, raise, hoist, hold up; to...
hoʻohāpai₂		to cause conception; to perform ceremonies or take treatment to induce...
paʻi ā paʻi		vs. equal, as of two persons; to tie, have a draw.
hoʻopaʻi ā paʻi		to make similar; to copy the clothing or manners of another, to ape, mimic,...
kāpaʻi₁		vt. to slap, pound, as the skin by a masseur; to shatter, as wood ...
kāpaʻi₂		n. any kind of remedy for external use, especially a ball or pad of medicinal herbs for rubbing on the...
pōpō kāpaʻi		n. ball of medicinal herbs used for massage.
pukapai		vt. to rebuke mildly, as because of affection.
kīkala pai		n. flat, thin buttocks.
pūpū alapaʻi		n. a marine shell, Epitonium sp.
nāpai		same as napa₁,₂ uneven; flexible...
luna pai		n. officer who called warriors to battle. lit., urging officer.
papaʻi		see kīloi papaʻi, kī papaʻi tip pass, tip in (basketball)...
pāpai		same as pōʻou, fishes
papaʻi₁		redup. of paʻi₁,₂,₃,₄,₅ to slap, spank, beat, hit...; to tie, a draw, equal...; to mix, as ingredients, to mingle...; to put clothes to soak...; a bundle, package, to tie up such a bundle...
pāpaʻi₁		n. general name for crabs.
papaʻi₂		see hale papaʻi apartment building...
pāpaʻi₂		n. small temporary hut or shelter.
pāpaʻi₃		vi. to execute a defensive slide, in basketball. lit., crab.
ʻupena pāpaʻi		n. net for catching pāpaʻi, crabs.
papa paʻi		n. printing press.
papapaʻi		reduplication and frequentative of paʻi₁ to slap, spank, beat, hit, clap; a slapping, slap...
hale papaʻi		n. apartment building.
kī papaʻi		vt. tip-in, as a basket in basketball; to make such a shot. lit., slapping...
kipapaʻi		same as kīpaʻipaʻi shoo away, cover...
kīloi papaʻi		vt. tip pass, in basketball; to throw such a pass. lit., slapping pass.
hoʻopapaʻi		redup. of hoʻopaʻi; to move the stomach muscles, as in certain hula...
hua paʻi		n. character, as of type in a computer program. usu. hua. lit., print...
puke pai		n. journal, as a periodical dealing with scientific or professional issues. lit., (subject)-extolling...
hale paʻi		n. publishing house, print shop, printing establishment.
kelepaʻi		vt. to fax.
lele paʻi		vi. jump ball, in basketball. lit., jump (and) slap.
paʻipaʻi		vt. to dilute or mix, as a drink.
paipai₁		to lobby.
paʻipaʻi₁		to applaud, clap; applause; to sprinkle coloring matter (as charcoal or red cloth) on tapa...
paipai₂		to rock.
paʻipaʻi₂		mixed, diluted.
paʻipaʻi₃		vt. to trim, prune, cut, clip, as a plant or the hair; to strip off, as leaves.
paʻipaʻi₄		vt. to dribble, as a basketball. Niʻihau. also pākimokimo, pāloiloi.
kāpaʻipaʻi		vs. growing luxuriantly and thriftily, lush, flourishing.
moe paipai		n. cradle. lit., rocking bed.
wai paʻipaʻi		n. mixed liquid, solution, or drink of any kind (lama paʻipaʻi is more common for...
pahi paʻipaʻi		n. pruning knife.
kīpaipai		vt. to encourage, inspire.
kīpaʻipaʻi		redup. of kīpaʻi shoo away, cover...
ʻōpaʻipaʻi₁		vi. to flap, as wings; to shake, tremble, as the earth. fig., feeble.
ʻōpaʻipaʻi₂		n. a sea gull (very rarely seen).
noho paipai		n. rocking chair. rocking horse HE
lio paipai		n. rocking horse.
ʻōlelo paipai		n. word of encouragement, exhortation, commandment.
hoʻopaipai		redup. of hoʻopai; to promote, cheer, lobby; promotion, agitator
hoʻopaipai		vt. to lobby, i.e. to conduct activities aimed at influencing public officials or...
hoʻopaʻipaʻi		redup. of hoʻopaʻi₁ to slap, hit, punish, chastise, fine, pay back, seek revenge...
mea hoʻopaipai		n. lobbyist. lit., one (who) lobbies.
kumu hoʻopaipai		n. incentive. lit., reason [for] encouragement.
pōpaʻipaʻi		n. volleyball, the sport.
kukuna pōpaʻipaʻi		n. volleyball antenna. [rods attached to the net directly above the sidelines of the court, allowing...
kahua pōpaʻipaʻi		n. volleyball court.
ʻupaʻipaʻi		to hover.
waiū paʻipaʻi		n. diluted milk.
pakuhi pai		n. pie chart, as for showing statistics.
kiʻi paʻi		n. photograph, shot.
kī pai		vt. lay-up, in basketball; to make such a shot. lit., raising shot.
kīpaʻi₁		vt. to shoo away, as by clapping (paʻi); to drive away animals; to pat with the hands; to...
kīpaʻi₂		vt. to cover or spread leaves.
kinipai		n. pot pie.
mīkini paʻi		n. printer, as for a computer. laser printer HE. lit., machine (for)...
pākuʻipai		n. shrimp net.
hopai		same as pai₅ a fishing basket.
hōpaʻi		same as hoʻopai to slap, punish, chastise.
hoʻopai		vt. to encourage, cause to rouse, etc
hoʻopaʻi₁		to slap, hit, punish, chastise, fine, pay back, seek revenge; punishment, revenge, fine, penalty....
hoʻopaʻi₂		design with 12 to 18 ruled parallel lines on a tapa beater
kōnane hoʻopaʻi		n. tapa-beater design.
naohoʻopaʻi		n. tapa beater pattern.
uku hoʻopaʻi		n. fine, forfeit.
uku hoʻopaʻi		n. reparations. lit., pay (as) punishment.
kinipōpō paʻi		nvi. tennis. lit., ball to strike.
upai		tall, thin.
ʻupaʻi		vi. to flap, as wings, clothes in the wind; to bend in the wind, as a branch; to walk with a...
laupaʻi₁		same as laupaʻe first two leaves of a taro shoot...
laupaʻi₂		n.v. a great many, multitude, great quantity, heap; to increase, multiply; to have much of; well...
hoʻolaupaʻi		to make an abundance, supply, cause an increase, reproduce
pahu paʻi		n. small sharkskin hula drum. lit., beating drum.
kohu pai		Helu kohu pai. Transcendental number, in math.
helu kohu pai		n. transcendental number, in math. lit., number resembling pi.
kūpaʻi		nvi. heap, pile, stack, lot; to pile, stack, heap up, as in a disorderly fashion.
kupai₁		same as kupae good-bye...
hoʻokūpaʻi		vt. to stack, as windows in computer program.
ipu paʻi		n. gourd drum. lit., gourd to beat.
-rai
rai		var. spelling of lai₂ rye...
-uai
uai		vt. to move, as an object; to push aside; to move from place to place, as a tethered animal; sliding,...
uai		vi. to slide, as a door.
uʻai		plural of ʻai to eat.
lāʻau ʻai		n. chopstick.
lāʻauʻai		n. chopsticks.
Kauaʻi		n. Kauaʻi (name of one of the Hawaiian islands), Kauaʻi person. (perhaps...
laka uai		n. sliding latch. lit., sliding lock.
puka uai		n. sliding door or gate, movable door, turnstile.
puka uai		n. sliding door.
ʻīpuka uai		n. sliding door.
lau ʻai		n. salad. lit., edible leaves.
lauʻai		n. vegetable. see ʻaila meakanu.
Hakalauʻai		n. name of a star associated with Hanakauluna, considered a sign of pestilence or calamity;...
Hanakalauʻai		n. name of a star associated with Hanakauluna, and the name of a legendary place. lit.,...
puhi nau ʻai		n. a variety of eel. lit., food chewer.
uauai		redup. of uai to move, as an object; to push aside...
huaʻi		vt. to disclose, reveal, uncover, as an oven; to disinter, dig up, pour forth, break forth; to...
huaʻi		vt. to open, as an imu. cf. kuʻi i ka imu.
hūai₁		n. a shellfish of the hīhīwai family.
hūai₂		n. a kind of seaweed (Codium).
ahu ʻai		vi. to overeat, waste food, squander.
kahu ʻai		vt. to cook taro or vegetable food; to keep the store of such food; to make poi; a keeper...
huahuaʻi		to boil up, as water in a spring; to gush forth, effervesce; culmination of sexual passion. ...
poʻo huaʻi		n. splitting headache.
pū puhi uai		n. trombone. lit., sliding horn.
kikiʻuʻai		n. phloem.
kuai		vt. to scour, rub, polish, grind, scrape; to drag a scraping object; to mark a line from which marbles...
kuaʻi		vt. to remove internal organs of animals, disembowel; to clean, as chickens.
kuaʻi		vt. to remove, as an ʻopihi from its shell.
kūʻai		vt. to buy, barter. lit., to stand up food.
kūʻai		Hoʻolaha kūʻai. Advertisement, ad; commercial.
mea kūʻai		n. merchandise. lit., thing (to) buy.
puke nānā mea kūʻai		n. catalogue.
hoʻolaha kūʻai		n. advertisement, ad; commercial.
kākuʻai		v. var. spelling of kākūʻai to sacrifice food (fish...
kākūʻai		v. to sacrifice food (fish, bananas, kava) to the gods, as at every meal; to feed the spirits...
palapala ʻoka kūʻai		n. purchase order, PO. lit, order form (for) buying.
palapala kūʻai		n. deed or bill of sale.
kikowaena kūʻai		n. shopping center, mall.
kikowaenakūʻai		n. var. spelling of kikowaena kūʻai shopping center, mall.
ʻāina kūʻai		n. land purchased or for sale; land in fee simple.
pā kūʻai		n. public mart (term found in laws 1845 – 7).
huakūʻai		n. commodity, i.e. anything bought or sold.
kuakuai		redup. of kuai to scour, rub, polish, grind, scrape...
kuʻakuʻai		trade, exchange; for sale; to sell repeatedly; to give for the sake of receiving something in...
hoʻokuʻakuʻai		to trade, buy and sell
hale kūʻai		n. store, shop.
hale kūʻai		n. store.
halekūʻai		var. spelling of hale kūʻai store...
kumukūʻai hale kūʻai		n. retail price. lit., store price.
poʻe kūʻai		n. merchants.
waiwai kūʻai		n. investments.
nau kuai		vt. to grind, as one's teeth.
kumu kūʻai		n. price, cost.
kumukūʻai		n. price, cost; quote, i.e. a stated price, as for merchandise.
huli kumukūʻai		vt. cost analysis. lit., study price.
Hinapukuʻai		goddess of food plants (HM 69), also known as Hinahele, and sister of...
luaʻi		nvi. vomit; volcanic eruptions; to vomit, retch, erupt; to banish, expel, drive out, as...
paluʻai		n. vegetable food. Kauaʻi.
lualuaʻi₁		redup. of luaʻi vomit; volcanic eruptions...
lualuaʻi₂		vi. to raise and chew the cud.
hoʻolualuaʻi		redup. of hoʻoluaʻi
helu ʻai		n.v. scorekeeper; to keep score.
heluʻai		n. score, as in sports or games.
papa heluʻai		n. scoreboard, as for sports.
hoʻoluaʻi		emetic; causing vomiting; to cause a vomiting, to feign vomiting; to gag; to drive out...
lāʻau hoʻoluaʻi		same as lāʻau hoʻopiʻi emetic...
-ulu ʻai		hoʻo.ulu ʻai To grow food plants; a prayer to bless crops. Heiau hoʻoulu ʻai,...
nakuluʻai		vs. praiseworthy, upright.
hoʻoulu ʻai		to grow food plants; a prayer to bless crops
kahuna hoʻoulu ʻai		n. agricultural expert.
heiau hoʻoulu ʻai		heiau where first fruits were offered to insure further growth. lit., heiau for...
unuunu hoʻouluʻai		n. agricultural heiau.
pule hoʻouluulu ʻai		n. prayer to insure good crops. lit., prayer to make food grow.
hoʻouai		caus/sim of uai, to move, as an object; to push aside; to move from place to place,...
puaʻi		vi. to flow out, as water; to bubble or gurgle, boil; to vomit; (cf. luaʻi, to...
pūai		vs. to be suspended, as particles which are mixed but not dissolved in a fluid, solid, or...
pūʻai		v. to share a little food, take potluck.
pūʻāʻī		n. Adam's apple (probably from puʻu ʻāʻī, neck lump).
kapuaʻi		n. foot, a unit of measurement. abb. kp.
kapuaʻi₁		n. sole of the foot, footprint, footstep, tread, track; foot in measurement; paw of an...
kapuaʻi₂		n. part of the canoe float where the outrigger boom (ʻiako) is joined; the after one is the...
ʻumi kapuaʻi		see laina ʻumi kapuaʻi, ten-foot line, in volleyball; ʻaʻena ʻumi...
laina ʻumi kapuaʻi		n. ten-foot line, in volleyball. Niʻihau. see laina ʻekolu mika,...
pūnāpuaʻi		n. fountain, as for decoration.
puapuaʻi		to pour continuously or often.
ipu ʻai₁		n. an edible melon
ipu ʻai₂		n. calabash or vessel for food or food offering.
ʻōpū ʻai		same as ʻōpū ʻaiʻai stomach, craw...
hoʻopuaʻi		to cause to flow, show, etc.
pūpū ʻai		v. to eat pūpū; to eat a little.
Tupuaʻi		n. Tubuai.
puʻuʻai		same as puʻuʻaiʻai stomach, gizzard...
-wai
wai		n. water. dic.
waʻi		vi. Kauaʻi.
wai₁		nvs. water, liquid or liquor of any kind other than sea water, juice, sap, honey; liquids discharged...
Wai₂		n. place names beginning with Wai-, river, stream.
wai₃		n. grain in stone.
wai₄		vi. to retain, place, leave, remain, earn, deposit (see more common waiho, waihona,...
wai₅		interr. pronoun. who, whom, whose, what (animate antecedents).
wai₆		n. type of house with thatch purlins separated by a width of two fingers.
ʻāwai₁		n. rostrum, pulpit, speaker's platform, dais, scaffold.
ʻāwai₂		n. bundle, bunch, cluster, as of tied objects.
ʻāwai₃		see ʻawaiāhiki swelling in the groin, bubo...
kaʻa wai		n. vehicle carrying water, fire engine.
keakaikaʻāwai		n. Jack-in-the-pulpit, a kind of flower.
pōhaku hoʻopaʻa wai		n. caprock, in geology. lit., rock (which) plugs water.
kaheāwai		vi. to flow like water. fig., to move in great crowds.
kakaheāwai		similar to kaheāwai flow like water...
heleāwai		vi. to flow like water.
hā wai		n. water trough or pipe, aqueduct, flume. rain gutter HE
hāwai₁		vt. to generate steam in an earth oven by pouring on water (Kep. 163); to purify with...
hāwai₂		n. temporary long, gabled house in which priestesses assembled for purification...
hāwai₃		n. sewer.
hāwai₄		n. a variety of sweet potato.
pōhāhā wai		n. bubble. lit., water bursting.
kahawai		n. stream, creek, river; valley, ravine, gulch, whether wet or dry.
palai kahawai		same as hihiawai a fern.
lahalaha wai		n. broad puddle, pool.
ana kaumaha wai		n. hydrometer. lit., water weight gauge.
pōnaha wai		n. small, circular water pool.
pahapaha wai		n. a sea lettuce (Ulva sp.) with narrow frond. Found where sea and fresh water...
wahawai		vt. to talk glibly, brag. lit., watery mouth.
ʻiwaʻiwa hāwai		n. the Venus-hair, a kind of maidenhair fern (Adiantum capillus-veneris), known in many warm...
ʻōhā wai		same as ʻōhā native lobelias.
ʻōhāwai		n. water dripping down a cliff as to a pool.
hihiawai		n. the swamp fern (Ceratopteris thalictroides), an edible, somewhat succulent fern, distributed...
maniawai		vs. drowsy, sleepy, especially after bathing.
kāwai₁		n. last liquor run off in distillation, very thin and watery (wai), especially of brew made...
kāwai₂		same as maniawai drowsy.
Kāwai₃		n. name of a navigation star (no data).
maka wai		nvs. watery-eyed; eyes welling with tears; tender-eyed.
makawai		n. small outlets for water through banks of taro patches; small waterways; water...
ʻōmaka wai		n. stream source, headlands.
kahekawai		similar to kaheāwai abundance.
līlialanaikawai		n. water lily (Nymphaea spp.) lit., lily floating on the water.
Lāʻieikawai		the heroine of the romance of the same name called 'the masterpiece of Hawaiian romantic fiction'...
pika wai		n. water pitcher.
pikawai		vt. to pick up, as a rooster picks up food.
kākalapīkawai		n. sharp spurs of a fighting cock.
puka wai		n. water outlet; eye of a coconut.
kapukawai		handsome.
alawai		n. channel, canal.
hālāwai₁		nvi. meeting; to meet.
hālāwai₂		n. horizon.
lahalawai		slippery, muddy.
halahalawai		vs. watery, wet, tearful, weeping.
Keʻena Hālāwai		n. Assembly Hall, where the Territorial House of Representatives met.
hale hālāwai		n. meetinghouse, synagogue.
piʻihālāwai		n. a variety of taro.
hoʻohālāwai		to arrange a meeting
kala wai		see limu kalawai algae...
kalawai		vt. to surround, go around.
limu kalawai		n. one or more kinds of dark green, slippery fresh-water algae (usually Spirogyra spp.)...
lālāwai		vs. prosperous, successful, well-to-do, rich.
pālāwai		same as limu kala wai pond-scums.
palawai₁		n. athlete's foot.
palawai₂		bottom lands.
līpālāwai		n. edible, green, fresh-water algae, consisting of tufts of branching threads (Pithophora spp....
hoʻowela wai		see pahu hoʻowela wai water heater...
kula hoʻowela wai		n. water heater.
pahu hoʻowela wai		n. water heater. lit., tank (for) heating water.
huila wai		n. water wheel, windmill.
piula wai		n. faucet, water tap, hydrant. lit., water metal.
piula wai		n. fire hydrant.
kula wai		n. watering trough, water source.
māwai		n. cathartic medicine.
pauma wai		n. water pump.
ana wai		n. water meter.
hanawai₁		nvt. irrigation; to irrigate, water.
hanawai₂		nvi. menstruation; to menstruate.
hanawai₃		nvi. urine; to urinate.
ʻoihana wai₁		n. water works.
ʻoihana wai₂		n. department (or Board) of Water Supply.
iho hanawai		var. spelling of ipu hana lepo chamber pot...
ipu hanawai		n. chamber pot.
ʻōpū hanawai		n. bladder (euphemism for ʻōpū mimi).
kānāwai		nvs. law, code, rule, statute, act, regulation, ordinance, decree, edict; legal; to obey a law; to be...
kānāwai		n. act, as a law, decree or edict, in government. see haʻihaʻi kānāwai, pale...
kānāwai		n. legislation, in politics.
ʻaʻa kānāwai		vt. civil disobedience, i.e. breaking a law because it goes against personal morals. lit., defy...
ʻaelike mālama kānāwai		n. compact, i.e. a written agreement to make and obey laws for the welfare of the group. lit.,...
ʻoihana kānāwai		n. judicial department.
ʻāpana kānāwai		n. phylactery.
kaʻina kānāwai		Kū i ke kaʻina kānāwai. Due process of law, i.e. the process by which...
kū i ke kaʻina kānāwai		vs. due process of law, i.e. the process by which the government must treat accused persons fairly...
luna kānāwai		n. judge, magistrate; Book of Judges in the Old Testament; referee, as in a fight; judicial. lit., law...
ʻaha lunakānāwai		n. judiciary session, meeting of judges.
papa kānāwai		n. code, i.e. a systematic collection of existing laws. lit., list (of)...
pāpā kānāwai		vt. to outlaw, i.e. make something illegal. lit., prohibit (by) law.
ʻaʻe kānāwai		vt. to break the law. also haʻihaʻi kānāwai.
pae kānāwai		vi. legal alien; to arrive as a legal alien. lit., come ashore legally.
makeʻe kānāwai		vs. law-abiding.
pale kānāwai		vt. to break laws, act as an outlaw.
ikāna wai		n. bank of a stream.
haʻihaʻi kānāwai		vt. to break the law. also ʻaʻe kānāwai.
hāpai kānāwai		vt. initiative, i.e. the procedure enabling citizens to propose a law and submit it to the legislature...
palapala noi hoʻololi kānāwai		n. constitutional initiative, i.e. a process by which one can propose an amendment by gathering...
kō kānāwai		n.v. law enforcement; to enforce the law.
hoʻokānāwai		to impose a law, especially to vow not to associate with certain persons or places until certain...
poʻo kānāwai		n. title, i.e. the heading which names a legislative act or statute (preceded by ke)....
kau kānāwai		n.v. to legislate, make or enact laws; legislator, lawmaker, legislation; legal.
ʻaha kau kānāwai		n. session of the legislature.
mana kau kānāwai		n. legislative powers.
ʻahaʻōlelo kau kānāwai		n. Legislature, lawmaking body.
pahu kānāwai		n. ark of the testimony. lit., legal box.
kū kānāwai		vs. legal. (kū i ke kānāwai).
kumukānāwai		n. constitution, law code, provision of law. lit., source of laws.
pukana wai		n. source of water, especially from the ground.
mana wai₁		n. stream branch
mana wai₂		n. a variety of taro.
manawai		vs. warped, depressed, bent in.
koʻana wai		n. small pool from which most of the water has evaporated.
moana wai		n. fresh-water lake; sea.
Nā Moana Wai		n. The Great Lakes.
kahena wai		n. stream bed. also papakū kahawai, papakū.
makenawai		n. place where a stream disappears in the ground.
pena wai		n. watercolor. lit., water paint.
ilina wai		n. place where a stream goes underground.
huinawai		n. pool, meeting place of two or more streams.
hiʻona wai		n. body of water; water form or feature, as a lake, pond, river, etc., in geography. lit.,...
huna wai		n. drop of water, spray, mist.
luna wai		n. water master, one in charge of water distribution.
pūnāwai		n. water spring. well HE
holoāwai		vi. to flow like water.
limu holoāwai		n. a fresh-water moss.
pā wai		n. water dish (preceded by ke).
pā wai₁		n. water trough or container. (preceded by ke).
pā wai₂		v. to have water, take a sip or drink.
pāwai		same as limu kala wai pond scums.
hapawai		n. a shellfish, Theodoxus vespertinus.
lapa wai		n. agitated fresh water, rippling water, cascading water; shining water, as in the...
lapawai		n. amniotic fluid.
papa wai		n. water table, in geology. lit., water stratum.
papawai		n. plywood for building boats. Niʻihau.
Papawai		n. rain name associated with Olowalu, West Maui.
pena kuapapa wai		n. water-base paint.
huawai		var. of hue wai water gourd container.
mokuāwai		vi. to flow as a stream swollen by rain; to rush, as a crowd (2-Oihn. 23.12);...
luawai		n. well, cistern (Isa. 36.16), pool, pond, reservoir.
māluawai		n. large pond, lake. Niʻihau.
puʻawai		n. spittle, slobber, spray.
wawai		vs. watered well, watery.
ʻewai		perhaps a var. of ʻauwai, ditch (noted in 1848 land claim, Hāmākua,...
ʻēwai		same as ʻawaiāhiki swelling in the groin.
heʻe wai		vi. to water ski. lit., slide (on) water.
paheʻe wai		vi. water slide; to go on a water slide (Slip ʻnʻ Slide).
kahekahe wai		same as naʻinaʻi mimi contest in urinating by small boys...
hoʻokahekahe wai		irrigation, to irrigate, to water. also same as naʻinaʻi mimi contest in...
hoʻokahe wai		vt. to irrigate. lit., to irrigate (with) water.
ʻohe wai		n. water pipe, hose; bamboo water container.
kēwai₁		vs. watery, dripping, misty; damp, dewladen; spoiled, of eggs.
Kēwai₂		n. name of a Hilo wind.
make wai		nvi. thirst; thirsty.
kēwakēwai		redup. of kēwai watery, spoiled, of eggs...
ʻuaʻu kēwai		n. Malo text, chapter 13, section 23
hale wai		n. prison, jail. lit., house [for] retention.
kalewai		n. kind of light-brownish tapa.
pale wai		n. breakwater.
wale wai		vs. slimy with saliva. fig., to talk too much.
hau hele wai		n. a kind of hau hele shrub.
kele wai		vs. thin, as watery poi; muddy, as water. hoʻo.kele wai To use much water in mixing or pounding...
kelewai		n. coarse tapa, as made from māmaki bark or from the waste of better grade...
holo kele wai		n. runoff, as water running from the land into the sea. lit., muddy flow.
lele wai		v. to purge, cleanse, purify with water of purification.
nele wai		vs. anhydrous, i.e. without water. lit., lack water.
kāwele wai		v. to mop or wipe with wet cloth or water.
lole wai		n. laundry washed and dried but not starched or ironed. lit., water clothes.
Nolewai		nvs. Norway; Norwegian.
Nolewai		n. Norway; Norwegian, Norse.
nenewai		n. a variety of sweet potato.
one wai		n. sand near outlet of fresh-water springs; pokipoki, sand crabs, are said to be found...
Norewai		var. spelling of Nolewai Norway...
nauewai		n. a variety of sweet potato.
hue wai		n. gourd water container, water bottle.
kini huewai		n. canteen. lit., water gourd can.
puʻewai		n. agitated water, as under a waterfall or at the meeting of stream and sea.
heʻe puʻewai		v. to surf toward the mouth of a stream or up the stream.
lawe wai		nvs. a great flow of water; water carrier; water-borne.
kālaiwai		n. hydrology.
puaʻiwai		n. drinking fountain. fountain HE.
waiwai		nvs. goods, property, assets, valuables, value, worth, wealth, importance, benefit, estate, use; useful,...
waiwai		n. value.
waiwai		Hoʻokele waiwai. Economy. Moʻokūlana waiwai. Balance sheet, i.e....
-paʻa waiwai		hoʻo.paʻa wai.wai To insure property; property insurance.
hoʻopaʻa waiwai		to insure property; property insurance
hihia waiwai		n. civil case.
hoʻomohala waiwai		vt. economic development. lit., develop wealth.
kālā waiwai		n. property in terms of dollars, value of property in money.
pilawaiwai		n. account, reckoning, as of an estate; invoice.
kula waiwai		n. source of income or livelihood.
mālama waiwai		n. trustee, executor.
luna mālama waiwai		n. trustee.
moʻokūlana waiwai		n. balance sheet, i.e. a listing of assets, liabilities, and owner's equity.
kuhina waiwai		n. minister of finances.
ʻona waiwai		n. rich person.
waihona waiwai		n. treasury, depository for goods, property; treasurer.
waihona waiwai		see pahu waihona waiwai treasure chest...
pahu waihona waiwai		n. treasure chest. lit., chest (for) storing valuables.
makeʻe waiwai		nvs. avarice, covetousness (Ier. 22.17); eagerness to acquire wealth.
palapala hōʻike waiwai		n. report of finances.
kuke waiwai		n. duty, tariff.
hoʻokele waiwai		vt. economy. lit., conduct financial business.
kālaihoʻokele waiwai		n. economics.
noʻeau hoʻokele waiwai		n. estate management, economics.
hope waiwai		n. assignee (term in will 303, 1875, State Archives).
kālaiwaiwai		vs. financial, as a committee or bill.
lua ʻeli waiwai		n. mine.
piliwaiwai		nvs. gambling, betting, gambler; to bet, gamble. lit., to wager wealth.
puni waiwai		v. avaricious, covetous, desirous of wealth.
palapala hoʻolilo waiwai		n. inheritance deed.
luna hoʻoponopono waiwai		n. executor, as of an estate; trustee.
hoʻowaiwai		to enrich, bring prosperity
moʻowaiwai		n. account, as in a bank; inventory.
ahu waiwai		n. storehouse, heap of goods.
hale ahu waiwai		n. var. spelling of hale ahuwaiwai warehouse.
hale ahuwaiwai		n. warehouse.
kahu waiwai		n. trustee, executor. lit., custodian of wealth or property.
helu waiwai		n. inventory.
kumu waiwai		n. source of wealth; resources; capital.
kumuwaiwai		n. resource, i.e. a source of supply.
uahi wai		n. mist, spray, steam. lit., liquid spray.
kāʻamawāhiwai		n. photolysis.
hīhīwai₁		n. endemic grainy snail (Neritinu graposa), in both fresh and brackish water, eaten both cooked...
hīhīwai₂		n. a shellfish (Nerita vespertina). Also hapawai.
hīhīwai₃		n. a pelagic grapsid crab, probably Grapsus tenuicrustatus.
hīhīwai₄		n. a tide in the high-tide zone.
moʻopunaakahīhīwai		n. newcomb’s snail (Erinna newcombi). lit., grandchild of the hīhīwai (Neritina...
uhiwai₁		n. heavy fog, mist. lit., water covering.
uhiwai₂		n. type of tapa.
Mālua Kiʻi Wai		n. sea breeze accompanied by showers, known at Hilo. lit., Mālua fetching water....
kī wai		n. faucet. (preceded by ke).
kīwai		n. var. spelling of kī wai faucet. (preceded by ke).
kikī wai		v. to shoot water with a hose or water pistol, to hose. cf. hoʻokahe wai to let water run in...
pū kikī wai		var. spelling of pū kīkī wai water gun...
pū kīkī wai		var. spelling of pū kī wai water gun...
pokiwai		n. a drink of either warm or cold water, with sugar and cream.
ʻau kī wai		n. faucet handle (preceded by ke).
huki wai		n.v. to draw water; one who draws water.
pū kī wai		n. water gun, squirt gun. lit., gun shooting water.
ʻiliwai		n. carpenter's level.
ʻiliwai₁		nvs. surface, as of water; level, horizontal, flat.
ʻiliwai₂		n. carpenter's or surveyor's level.
ʻiliwai₃		n. water hose.
liliwai		n. a small native herb (Acaena exigua), growing in bogs, only on top of West Maui...
hōʻiliwai		to grade or level , as a road
piliwai		vs. flush, as in carpentry. Niʻihau.
wiliwai		n. eddy, whirlpool.
wiliwiliwai		n. lawn sprinkler. see song, koʻiawe.
muliwai		n. river, river mouth; pool near mouth of a stream, as behind a sand bar, enlarged by ocean water left...
muliwai		Kaha nuku muliwai. Delta, of a river. Nuku muliwai. Estuary....
muliwai		n. river.
kaha nuku muliwai		n. delta (of a river). lit., place (of the) river mouth.
lemi wai		n. a kind of water lemon, sweet granadilla (Passiflora ligularis), a passion fruit with...
lemiwai		n. var. spelling of lemi wai a kind of water lemon...
ʻumi wai		v. to flush, of a toilet.
lani wai		n. similar to lemi wai, a water lemon (Passiflora foetida)....
laniwai		n. var. spelling of lani wai similar to lemi wai, a water lemon...
alani wai		n. a low native shrub (Pelea waialealae), found only on high, wet parts of...
pani wai		n. dam, sluice, levee, dike.
pī wai		v. to sprinkle water.
pīwai₁		n. a variety of wild duck.
pīwai₂		a type of hard rock used for adzes.
ʻahaʻaina pī wai		n. feast given principally to break the monotony of country life; those instigating the feast would...
pīpī wai		v. to percolate, ooze, of water; to sprinkle water.
pīpīwai		n. all species of a genus of sedges (Eleo charis).
ʻopi wai		n. stream embankment.
ʻo wai		see wai who.
ʻowai		var. spelling of ʻoai₁,₂,₃ entwine; swelling; porous stone...
keʻokeʻo wai		n. bleached muslin.
hōwai		vs. watery, as thin poi; soggy.
iho wai		n. descent of water, as a stream.
koko hōwai		nvi. anemia; to have such. lit., watery blood.
kiʻo wai		nvi. pool of water, water hydrant, water hole, fountain (Mele 4.12); to settle, as...
kiʻo wai		n. pool of water, as in a stream.
lua hoʻokiʻo wai		n. cistern.
loko wai		n. fresh-water pond or lake; fountain.
Laukōwai		n. wind associated with Maui. lit., water dragnet.
malo wai		n. a loincloth wet in fresh water; it was taboo to appear in a chief's presence in such disrespectful...
ʻolo wai		n. gourd water container.
holowai		nvi. water ditch or course; to run in such courses; watery.
ʻōʻū holo wai		n. Kauaʻi ʻākepa (Loxops coccinea caeruleirostris), a bird.
ʻōʻūholowai		n. same as ʻōʻūholowaiolaʻa a well-known kind of tapa...
polo wai		n. water polo.
emowai		n. an addition of water, as for mixing poi. Kauaʻi.
ʻili omo wai		n. suction tube.
paipu omo wai		n. drain. Niʻihau.
hano wai		same as hue wai gourd water container, water bottle...
māno wai		fig., heart and circulatory system; source of water and of life.
mānowai		var. spelling of māno wai fig., heart and circulatory system; source of water and of life.
ikaika mānowai		n. cardiovascular fitness. lit., circulatory (system) strength.
ʻōnaehana mānowai		n. cardio-vascular system, circulatory system. also ʻōnaehana mānowai koko.
kinowai		n. liquid, as opposed to solid or gas.
ʻono wai		v. thirsty; to crave water.
-hōnōwai		rare var. of -hūnōai father- or mother-in-law
makuahōnōwai		rare var. of makuahūnōai parent-in-law...
honohono wai		same as honohono₂ the wandering Jew or dayflower...
pono wai		n. water rights.
makahūnōwai		var. spelling of makuahūnōai parent-in-law...
poʻo wai		n. water source or head, dam.
ʻiole poʻo wai		n. introduced large rat, probably Norway rat. lit., water-source rat.
apowai		vs. var. spelling of ʻapowai₂ to be a grayish-brown color, as a horse, perhaps bay.
ʻapowai₁		n. type of Hawaiian dog with solid grayish-brown body and nose tip and eyes of the same color,...
ʻapowai₂		vs. to be a grayish-brown color, as a horse, perhaps bay.
ū wai		vs. water-soaked, soggy.
uwai		var. spelling of uai move...
ʻauwai		n. ditch, canal.
pākaukau wai		n. water table, as used in preschools.
lau wai		n. stream or pond full of water; many streams: abundance of water.
palena ū wai		n. field capacity, for holding water. lit., water-soaked limit.
uwauwai		var. spelling of uauai redup. of uai, to move, as an object; to push aside...
hūwai		var. spelling of hūai₁,₂
kahu wai		n. one in charge of water rights and division, water master.
pahu wai		n. water barrel, tank.
ʻehu wai		n. spray from water.
hiʻuwai₁		n. water purification festivities on the second night of the month of Welehu (near the end of...
hiʻuwai₂		vs. water-tailed," said of one allegedly descended from a shark.
kikiʻuwai		n. xylem.
kuwai		var. spelling of kuai scour, rub, polish...
ikuwai		visiting place in a grass house.
ʻuku wai		n. daphnia. lit., water flea.
ukuwai		n. portion of a canoe between forward and aft outrigger booms.
ukuwai₁		n. place in the grass house where host and guests visited, between the sleeping place and the...
ukuwai₂		n. name for that portion of a canoe between forward and after outrigger booms.
nuku wai		n. stream mouth.
puluwai		n. land patch.
kumu wai		n. source of a stream, spring.
ʻāina kumu wai		n. watershed, i.e. an area from which water drains. lit., water source land.
Inuwai		n. name of a sea breeze. lit., water drinking.
Pāpaʻa Inu Wai		n. a gentle Kauaʻi wind with rain that reaches Niʻihau.
pūʻali inu wai		n. temperance league. lit., water drinking host.
Kiu Inu Wai		n. name of a wind from the mountains, stronger and cooler than the Kēhau. lit., waterdrinking...
pū wai		n. water gun, squirt gun.
pūwai		n. a sentinel's call of alarm, a trumpet call, as in war.
ʻapuwai		n. a variety of taro: its corm is used for poi and table taro, its leaves for...
ʻaʻapuwai		same as ʻapuwai a variety of taro.
lākiō paʻapū wai		n. specific gravity, relative gravity. lit., water density ratio.
kapu wai		n. washtub, water tub.
kapuwaʻi		var. spelling of kapuaʻi foot...
ipu wai₁		n. water container or bottle.
ipu wai₂		n. gourd drum. (This word is actually ipu uai [uwai], movable gourd.)
ipuwai		n. wood rollers laid under a canoe being hauled to prevent it from being scratched or...
puʻuwai		see hoʻoikaika puʻuwai, koʻe puʻuwai
puʻuwai₁		n. heart. Use of puʻuwai as a center of emotions (instead of naʻau, ʻōpū,...
puʻuwai₂		n. a heart-shaped locket, as of gold (kula) or silver (kālā).
puʻuwai₃		n. small suckers on a taro plant (probably from puʻu uai, lumps removed,...
puʻuwai₄		n. wrapped packages of vegetable food.
aʻa puʻuwai		n. artery. also aʻa koko puʻuwai.
hōʻehapuʻuwai		n. a West African vine, the bleeding heart (Clerodendrum thomsonae), with red and white...
hoʻoikaika puʻuwai		vt. aerobic. lit., strengthen heart. cf. eaea.
mākala puʻuwai		n. cardiac muscle. lit., heart muscle.
helu pana puʻuwai		n. heart rate, pulse rate. lit., heart pulse count.
pona puʻuwai		n. atrium, of the mammalian heart. lit., heart socket. also pona.
ʻili hoʻolohe puʻuwai		n. stethoscope. lit., tube (for) listening (to the) heart.
koʻe puʻuwai		n. heartworm.
maʻi puʻuwai		n. heart disease, heart attack.
aʻa koko puʻuwai		n. artery. also aʻa puʻuwai.
ʻōpū puʻuwai		n. ventricle, of the mammalian heart. also ʻōpū.
-bi
-ubi
-ubi
musubī		n. rice ball, musubi. also pōpō laiki, pōpō lāisi.
-di
-adi     -edi
-adi
oganadi		var. spelling of ʻokanaki organdy...
padi		var. spelling of pāki₂ paddy...
ʻIrauadi		n. Irrawaddy.
-edi
Nu Belefedi		var. spelling of Nū Pelepeki New Bedford...
-ei
-ei     -aei     -eei     -hei     -iei     -kei     -lei     -mei     -nei     -pei     -uei
-ei
ei₁		var. of eia, especially before words beginning with a-.
ei₂		var. of ai₁ coition, sexual intercourse.
ei₃		rather frequent variation of the anaphoric ai (ai₃) in fast speech, but seldom if...
-aei
ʻaʻei		n. fine net, as used for ʻōpelu and maomao fish; it was held open at the mouth by...
Kaʻaʻei		n. star name.
hopeʻaʻei		n. part of an ʻōpelu net.
hāʻei		vi. to peep.
kāʻei		belt, sash; zone; ring for bobbin winder of sewing machine.    ...
kāʻei		n. zone.
pale kāʻei		vt. zone defense, as in basketball; to execute such a play.
kūlele kāʻei		n. zone offense, in basketball.
helu kāʻei		n. area code. lit., (telephone) zone number.
-eei
ʻeʻei		offensive, filthy, fly-ridden.
kīʻeʻei		redup. of kiʻei peer, peep...
-hei
hei₁		nvt. net, snare, to ensnare, entangle, catch in a net; stratagem, ruse; to festoon with leis....
hēʻī₁		same as mīkana papaya.
hei₂		nvi. string figure, cat's cradle; to make such. Many kinds are listed by...
hēʻī₂		n. a variety of sweet potato usually called ʻuala hēʻī.
hei₃		n. motion of hands and fingers, especially of the dying, (Some persons did not make string figures,...
hēʻī₃		same as maiʻa Polapola a wild banana.
hei₄		vs. adept, deft; to absorb, as knowledge or skill.
hei₅		var. of hai to sacrifice.
hei₆		n. water oozing from a cliff and trickling down.
hei₇		vs. addiction; addicted.
hahei₁		same as kīkepa a type of pig.
hahei₂		vs. plump, fleshy.
hahei₃		vi. to be bound fast.
maiʻa hēʻī		Fēʻī is the Tahitian name.
kāhei₁		nvt. hurling, as firebrands at Kamaile, Kauaʻi; to hurl; to put on a lei. ...
kāhei₂		var. of kāʻai sash, belt...
wili kāhei		n. bit for boring, drilling. lit., circling drill.
Lāhei		n. a lua fighting stroke.
palaheʻī		n. region below kualono.
ʻuala hēʻī		n. a variety of sweet potato.
hehei₁		redup. of hei₁ to entangle.
hehei₂		n. type of pāʻū, woman's skirt, sarong. (no data).
lēhei₁		vi. to jump, hop, as a goat over a wall; to leap, start up and fly. lēkei is a common...
Lēhei₂		n. a rain associated with Makawao, Maui.
Lēhei₃		n. a lua fighting stroke.
Ualēhei		short for Kaualēheiomakawao
ʻeleheʻi		var. of ʻekekeʻi short.
lehelehei		redup. of lēhei jump...
mele hei		n. song sung while making a cat's cradle (hei).
-heihei		hoʻo.hei.hei To beat, as a heiau drum; sound of heiau drum.
heihei₁		nvi. race, as foot race, canoe race, horse race; to race.
heihei₂		redup. of hei₁, net, snare, stratagem, ruse...; hei₂, string figure, cat's...
heihei₃		vt. to enthrall, enchant.
kīheihei		to wear a kīhei.
lio heihei		n. race horse.
hoʻoheihei₁		to run swiftly, take part in a race, pretend to race, cause to race
hoʻoheihei₂		to ensnare, entrap; to mend, as a net or wire fence
hoʻoheihei₃		to fascinate, flirt; to ward off possible sorcery by imitating the gestures of the kahuna....
hoʻoheihei₄		to beat, as a heiau drum; sound of heiau drum.
ʻupena hoʻoheihei		n. a type of net or snare (no data).
pāʻū heihei		n. a pāʻū festooned with leaf or ferns tied about; a sarong made of such leaves.
kiʻihei		n. lashing of wall plate to wall post.
kīhei		nvt. shawl, cape, afghan; cloak of makaloa matting; rectangular tapa garment worn over...
kīhei		n. light blanket, shawl. also kīhei pili.
punihei		vs. ensnared, entangled, caught, as in a trap; gullible, easily tricked; captivating, fascinating,...
hoʻopunihei		to fascinate, charm, captivate, ensnare, decoy, trap
Kamalohei		n. a lua fighting stroke.
hoʻohei		to snare, tangle, rope, lasso; to beset with difficulties; to infatuate, be enraptured ...
kaula hoʻohei		n. rope for lassooing or ensnaring.
-iei
kiʻei		vt. to peer, peep, as through a door or crevice; to look at slyly; to protrude forth. ...
kiʻei		vt. to peer, i.e. look narrowly or searchingly at something.
pīʻei		Kauaʻi var. of kiʻei, to peer.
-kei
kei₁		nvt. to glory in, take pride in; dignified, proud, glorious; one's pride and glory.
kei₂		n. a hard rock from which adzes were made.
haʻakei		vs. proud, haughty, rude, snobbish, snooty, vain; to scorn, scoff.
lanahaʻakei		vs. haughty, superior-acting. lit., proudly floating.
hākei		same as haʻakei proud, haughty, rude, snobbish, snooty, vain; to scorn, scoff...
palakei		n. rocky patch, as for planting.
ʻekekeʻi		vs. short, as a dress or fishline (probably a redup. of ʻeke₂ + -ʻi, transitivizer).
lole wāwae ʻekekeʻi		n. shorts.
hōʻekekeʻi		vt. to shorten; to pucker up, wrinkle, as the nose.
kau ʻekekeʻi		vs. too short, as a dress; to hang short.
mūʻekekeʻi		vs. tight-fitting and short, as a dress; drawing upward, receding (probably mū- + a redup. of...
lēkei		var. of lēhei to jump, hop...
ʻelekeʻi		var. of ʻekekeʻi short
kāpēkeʻi		var. of kāpēkeʻu quarrelsome...
keikei		redup. of kei glory, take pride in...
haʻakeikei		redup. of haʻakei proud, haughty, rude, snobbish, snooty, vain...
hoʻokeikei		caus/sim of keikei, redup. of kei, glory, take pride in...
mūkei		vs. silent.
-lei
lēʻī		vs. crowded, full. Also lēʻiwi.
lei₁		n. lei, garland, wreath; necklace of flowers, leaves, shells, ivory, feathers, or paper, given...
lei₂		vi. to leap, spring forward; fling, toss, to rise, as a cloud. (Nah. 10.11) Usually...
haʻalei		same as hoʻolei
halei		rare var. of helei₁,₂ to straddle...; stretched sideways, as the mouth; pulled down, as an eyelid with a finger...
uhalei		same as helei
kīkānia lei		n. a kind of nightshade (Solanum aculeatissimum), the round, scarlet fruits used in...
Kalei		n. Calais.
akalei		n. string of multicolored glass beads. lit., bead reflections.
mākālei₁		n. fish trap.
mākālei₂		n. name of a supernatural tree found on Molokaʻi; portions of its root were placed by the...
mākālei₃		n. same as melomelo a stick lure.
hainakā lei		n. neckerchief.
lālei		nvs. cluster, bunch, as of bananas; assembled together, as flowers in a lei.
ʻōpelu kākala lei		n. a variety of small deep-water ʻōpelu. lit., rough ʻōpelu with leis.
Malalei		n. stroke in lua fighting.
palalei		n. uncut tapa fringe.
hoʻolālei		to gather together, as flowers
kaula lei		n. cord on which flowers are strung into a lei; cluster of fruit or flowers growing together on...
mālei₁		short for maiʻa mālei k.o. banana...
Mālei₂		n. legendary fish guardian, Makapuʻu to Hanauma, Oʻahu.
maiʻa mālei		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana; trunk green and pink, streaked with brown; fruit like maiʻa...
kama lei		n. beloved child.
Kamalei		n. name of a star.
maiʻa kahiki mālei		same as maiʻa mālei a Hawaiian variety of banana; trunk green and pink, streaked with brown; fruit like maiʻa puhi...
ʻilima lei		n. domesticated form of ʻilima.
kōkōmālei		same as ʻakoko shrubs and trees.
umalei₁		n. apoplexy, stroke.
umalei₂		n. same as umaumalei a fish.
umaumalei		n. a fish similar to but darker than the palani or pualu. It has bright orange-red...
humuhumu umauma lei		n. a variety of humuhumu fish (Balistes bursa). lit., humuhumu with leis...
Hanalei₁		n. name of a large valley on Kauaʻi. lit., lei valley. see saying...
hanalei₂		vi. hurled forth.
kikanalei		vi. to sit on the heels, squat.
kaunaʻoa lei		same as kaunaʻoa₁ a native dodder belonging to the morning-glory family...
pepa lei		n. crepe paper, as used in lei making. lit., lei paper.
ualei		vt. to spread out, as a fish net.
pua lei		n. flowers for leis; cherished blossom or child.
pua lēʻī		n. flower that attracts many (lēʻī), as a lehua that attracts birds.
ʻeleī		nvs. blue-black, shiny black. fig., select, choice.
ʻeleʻī		nvs. var. spelling of ʻeleī blue-black, shiny black. fig., select, choice.
helei₁		vi. to straddle.
helei₂		nvi. stretched sideways, as the mouth; pulled down, as an eyelid with a finger (these were signs of...
maka helei		n. eye with lid drawn down; ectropion.
helehelei		redup. and intensifier of helei₁,₂.
iheihe lei		n. a variety of iheihe taro.
kiʻihelei		vi. to stand, sit, or walk with legs wide apart, straddle; straddling.
kīhelei		short for kiʻihelei stand; straddle...
pōhā kīhelei		n. balancing stone, said to be the name of a water game, in which one person sank with a stone in his...
kūkīhelei		vi. to straddle, stand with legs far apart.
kāmaʻa ʻili helei		n. oxford, saddle shoe. lit., shoe (with) straddling strap.
hoʻohelei₁		caus/sim of helei₁, to straddle...
hoʻohelei₂		to pull down, as the eyelid; to stretch, as the mouth
uhelei		same as helei straddle...
kīʻelei		vi. var. spelling of kiʻelei₁ to squat on one's haunches; to straddle; to stand with legs far apart. cf. Tongan sike...
kiʻelei₁		vi. to squat on one's haunches; to straddle; to stand with legs far apart. cf. Tongan sike, to...
kiʻelei₂		n. type of hula in which the dancer danced in a squatting position. cf. (UL...
Monekelei		n. Monterey.
kālelei		vt. var. spelling of kalelei₁ to turn toward...
kalelei₁		vt. to turn toward, listen to, heed respectfully (probably kā-, causative + lele,...
kalelei₂		beautiful, gracious, as a woman.
palelei		n. head covering of tapa wrapped over the head with the ends hanging down in...
helelei		n. quick-bearing kind of sweet potato.
heleleʻi		nvs. falling; scattered, as rain, tears, grain; crumbling, as the earth; dilapidated; to shed,...
kālā heleleʻi		loose change. Niʻihau.
heheleleʻi		redup. and intensifier of heleleʻi falling; scattered, as rain, tears, grain; crumbling...
paʻakaiheleleʻi		n. a fish, said to be one of the Hemiramphidae. lit., scattered salt.
mimi heleleʻi		nvi. involuntary urination, as caused by weakened bladder; to urinate frequently or without...
hoʻoheleleʻi		to scatter, sow; to fall, as rain.
hōkūheleleʻi		n. a design on Niʻhau mats. lit., falling star.
lū heleleʻi		vi. to scatter, strew; to let hair hang loose and unbound.
kīʻelelei		redup. of kiʻelei₁ to squat on one's haunches...
mūʻelelei		var. of mūʻekekeʻi
leilei₁		vt. to wear a lei or leis.
leilei₂		redup. of lei₂
hoʻoleilei		redup. of hoʻolei, to scatter, toss about, swing, dandle, as a baby; to juggle;...
kauleilei		redup. of kaulei
hūleilei		redup. of hulei
hoʻohūleilei		to toss, as a child on one's foot. caus/sim of hūleilei, redup. of...
hiʻilei		v. to carry, tend, and cherish a beloved child (lei ).
Hiʻilei		n. name of a star that rises and vanishes at the same times as Hiʻikua.
ʻākulikuli lei		n. ice plant (Lampranthus glomeratus) from Africa, a low succulent, with thick, narrow leaves,...
nīoi lei		n. a kind of red pepper, with red, cherryshaped fruits, used for leis. Possibly some kind of...
kui lei		n.v. to string flowers, beads, seeds, shells into leis; a lei stringer.
iwi lei		n. clavicle, collarbone.
iwilei₁		n. collarbone.
iwilei₂		n. measure of length from the collarbone to the tip of the middle finger with the arm extended;...
hōlei₁		n. a small native tree (Ochrosia compta) related to the hao (Rauvolfia) and...
hōlei₂		nvt. tapa dyed with hōlei; to dye thus.
hōlei₃		n. an introduced yellow dotted cloth.
hōlei₄		n. a variety of sweet potato.
paholei		n. var. spelling of pāhōlei legendary name for kava.
pāhōlei		n. legendary name for kava.
leho lei		same as leho puna, sometimes used in leis.
pūleho hōlei		n. a yellowish pūleho cowry. lit., hōlei tree cowry, so named for the yellow dye...
kiʻolei		same as kiʻelei to squat.
pololei		n. precision, as in math.
pololei₁		vs. straight, direct, upright, correct, right, O.K., accurate, all right; eyes front [military...
pololei₂		n. a land shell (Lamellaxis), frequently followed poetically by the epithet kani...
pololei₃		n. fresh poi. Kauaʻi.
pololei₄		n. an adder's-tongue fern (Ophioglossum concinnum), a small native fern with single...
kaʻe pololei		n. straight-edge.
kī pololei		nvt. to shoot straight; sharpshooter.
koho pololei		nvt. right choice; to choose rightly; to vote a straight ticket.
noho pololei		vi. to sit properly, straight.
hoʻopololei		to straighten, correct, reform; to aim, as a gun; to be partial and treat with...
hoʻopololei		Pihi hoʻopololei. Adjuster, as on triple-beam balance scales.
pihi hoʻopololei		n. adjuster, as on triple-beam balance scales. lit., button (for)...
lāʻau hoʻopololei		n. splint.
popololei		same as pololei₁ straight, upright, direct, correct, right...
hoʻopopololei		caus/sim of popololei, same as pololei₁ straight, upright, direct,...
hoʻolei		see pana hoʻolei to flip, as a coin.
hoʻolei₁		vt. to cast, throw, heave, toss, pitch; to stretch, send
hoʻolei₂		vt. to put a lei on oneself or on someone else; to crown
pana hoʻolei		vt. to flip, as a coin.
ʻupena hoʻolei		n. throwing net.
ulei		same as hulei lift, raise...
ʻūlei₁		n. a native spreading shrub (Osteomeles anthyllidifolia), closely allied to other species...
ʻūlei₂		n. digging stick of ʻūlei wood.
kau lei		v. to sell leis; to hang leis.
kaulei₁		vi. too high; too short, as a dress. fig., insecure, infirm.
kaulei₂		to rest, hang, be placed.
pakaulei₁		vi. to gad about as a vagabond, to live without care or responsibility, carefree; to live wantonly with...
pakaulei₂		vi. same as kaulei too high or short.
paikaulei		rare var. of pakaulei
hulei		vt. to lift, raise, draw up, as a skirt; to pull, pry; to pitch and toss, as a ship on the waves;...
lona hulei		n. fulcrum. lit., seesaw block.
papa hulei		n. seesaw, teeter.
papa hulei		n. seesaw, teetertotter.
hulehulei		repeated motions or lifting; to seesaw.
hulehulei		vi. to seesaw, teeter-totter.
hoʻohulei		to trot, cause to trot, move back and forth. caus/sim of hulei, to lift, raise,...
huhuhulei		lifting, tossing about, trotting, sporting, leaping, twisting.
hakuleʻi		vs. nonfiction.
Hōkūlei		n. an unidentified star.
uluulu lei		n. leis offered to the gods.
hoʻouluulu lei		hula altar where fresh leis were placed during hula instruction
mulei₁		n. bird name (no data).
mulei₂		perhaps a transitive form of mule₂, silent.
humuhumu lei		n. lei triggerfish (Sufflamen bursa).
ipu lei		n. container for leis.
ipu lēʻī		n. fishhook container.
pūpū lei		n. a bead of any kind, a shell for a shell lei.
mauʻu lei		n. the swollen finger grass (Chloris inflata), an annual weedy grass from tropical America, 30...
-mei
Mei		n. May.
Mei		n. May. no abbreviation.
-nei
nei₁		nvi. to rumble, as an earthquake; sighing, soughing, as of the wind; indistinct sound, as of distant...
neʻi₁		rare var. of neʻe moving along...
nei₂		according to Reed 116, same as limu uaua loli.
neʻi₂		loc.n. here, this place, local (often preceded by i, ma, o; cf. ʻaneʻi, ʻoneʻi).
nei₃		demon. occurring in several positions with several meanings. nei may be considered a part of the...
e (verb) nei		particles indicating imperfect aspect and future tense and accompanying subordinate verbs. The...
ke (verb) nei		part. denoting present tense near the speaker. cf. ke (verb) lā.
ua (noun) nei		see ua₂
anei		part. indicating that a question may be answered by yes or no, always following a word or...
ʻaneʻi₁		loc.n. here (usually after ma-, i, or kō).
ʻaneʻi₂		part. doubtful (used idiomatically).
ʻoia ʻaneʻi		interj. Is that so! So that's it!
kā ʻaneʻi		poss. the local, as kā ʻaneʻi paia, the walls here (a-class; cf. kō ʻaneʻi).
kaʻaneʻi		interj. of surprise or scorn.
maʻaneʻi		here...
hānei		rare var. of hānai foster child, adopted child...
ia nei		pronoun. this person, he, she (after ʻo, subject marker).
iʻaneʻi		see ‘aneʻi
eia i ʻaneʻi		var. spelling of eiā i ʻaneʻi here...
eiā i ʻaneʻi		var. spelling of ei neʻi here...
e ia nei		pronoun. you (sg.), you there (as between husband and wife, often affectionate and replacing such Eng. terms...
eia nei		pronoun. var. spelling of e ia nei you (sg.)...
ko ia nei		var. spelling of kō ia nei similar to kō ia ala, but with idea of close by.
kō ia nei		similar to kō ia ala but with idea of close by.
kō ʻaneʻi		poss. the local, as kō ʻaneʻi poʻe, the local people (o-class; cf. kā...
uaneʻi		short for auaneʻi₂, probably not, especially after words ending with...
aʻuaneʻi		var. of auaneʻi
auaneʻi₁		postposed temporal particle. soon, by-and-by, presently, shortly, just. cf. auaneʻi₂
auaneʻi₂		postposed dubitative particle. probably, merely, probably not, possibly, doubtful.
aʻe nei		just now, lately; nearby, not far; ordinary, insignificant.
me nei		var. of penei like this
nenei		same as nanai difficult to climb; swift...
kīʻenenei		var. of kīʻelelei to squat on one's haunches...
kīkenenei		vi. to contract, shrink; to crouch or squat.
penei		demon. this way, like this, for instance, so, thus, as follows; to be thus (more definite than...
i neʻi		see neʻi here.
ei nei		short for e ia nei you (affectionate)...
ei neʻi		idiom. here, here it is.
neinei		redup. of nei₁ to rumble, quake.
neʻineʻi₁		same as neʻeneʻe₁ moving along little by little...
neʻineʻi₂		vs. short, small, as clothes; low-lying, squatting; crowded; to shrink, a small bit.
neʻineʻi₃		same as naʻenaʻe₁ shrubs or small trees.
pau ā neʻineʻi		same as neʻe to move.
hoʻoneʻineʻi₁		caus/sim of neʻineʻi₁, same as neʻeneʻe₁, moving along little by...
hoʻoneʻineʻi₂		caus/sim of neʻineʻi₂, short, small, as clothes; low-lying, squatting; crowded; to...
kau neʻineʻi		vi. to hang short.
pauneʻineʻi		excited; to cry out, as in excitement.
nehinei		loc.n. yesterday (usually preceded by locative particle i and not an article).
i nehinei		see nehinei yesterday.
ʻoneʻi		loc.n. here, local.
koʻonei		n. the person here.
pō nei		n. last night.
aku nei		a while ago, last.
e lākou nei		pronoun. you (pl.), you there (usually affectionate). (Shortened vocative e + pronoun...
Burunei		n. Brunei.
-pei
pei		vs. bent.
pepei		rare var. of paipai to encourage.
-uei
pākūʻei		vi. to do hurriedly and without thoroughness, to skimp.
-fi
-ifi
-ifi
uifi		n. whiff.
-hi
-hi     -ahi     -chi     -ehi     -ihi     -ohi     -uhi
-hi
-hi		a rare transitivizer.
hī₁		vt. to cast or troll, as for bonito, ʻahi, and kala.
hī₂		nvt. dysentery, diarrhea; to flow, hiss; to purge.
-ahi
ahi		nvs. fire, match, lightning; to burn in a fire, destroy by fire.
ahi		Pale ahi. Flame retardant.
ʻahi		n. Hawaiian tuna fishes, especially the yellow-fin tuna (Thunnus albacares), an important fish...
ʻāahi		n. burning fire.
ʻaʻahi		same as ʻiliahi sandalwood.
aʻaahi		n. scion or shoot of sandalwood.
ʻaʻaahi		n. bag for carrying fire-making equipment (ʻaʻa, bag, and ahi, fire).
kaʻaahi		n. train, railroad, locomotive engine. lit., fire wagon.
hale hoʻolulu kaʻaahi		n. train station or terminal.
pōhāhā ahi		n. fireball.
kāʻahi		short for kaʻaahi train, railroad, locomotive engine...
kākaʻahi		vt. to dole out or deal, as cards; to distribute or pass out, as papers in a class. Niʻihau....
pepa kākaʻahi		n. handout, as copies of a lesson handed out by a teacher to students. lit., paper (to be)...
wela ahi		vs. scald, burned.
welaahi		vs. var. spelling of wela ahi scald, burned.
ula ahi		n. fire flames.
kaula ahi		n. wick.
ʻĀina Ahi		n. Tierra del Fuego.
hunaahi		n. fire spark, live cinder.
hoʻā ahi		v. to set on fire, to kindle fire.
hōʻā ahi		v. var. spelling of hoʻā ahi to set on fire, to kindle fire.
pā ahi		n. shovel (RSV), fire pan (KJV) (Preceded by ke.)
lapa ahi		n. flame, blaze.
ʻūpā ahi		n. tongs for picking up hot coals.
lua ahi		n. pit of fire; hell.
luaahi₁		n. victim, as of wrath.
luaahi₂		vs. fearful, mighty.
pua ahi		vi. to glow like fire. For figurative use see koʻikoʻi.
Puaahi		n. name of a star. lit., fire flower.
keahi		n. a native tree (Nesoluma polynesicum), with milky sap and oblong, alternate...
pale ahi		n. fire protection; fireproof.
pale ahi		vt. flame retardant. lit., protect (against) fire.
awe pale ahi		n. asbestos. lit., thread (which) resists fire.
peʻahi₁		nvt. fan; to fan, brush, wave, signal, beckon, winnow.
peʻahi₂		n. the open hand, bones of the hand.
peʻahi₃		n. a native fern (Microsorium spectrum syn. Polypodium spectrum) about 30 cm high,...
peʻahi₄		n. a dark-colored stone with grain said to suggest the fingers of a hand.
peʻapeʻahi		redup. of peʻahi₁ fan, brush...
hoʻopeʻapeʻahi		redup. of hoʻopeʻahi
wili peahi		n. fan, as for cleaning seeds.
ani peʻahi		vi. to wave or beckon, as with the hand, fan.
kope ahi		n. fire shovel, rake for ashes.
hoʻopeʻahi		to beckon or wave, pretend to wave, etc.
hahi		same as hehi to stamp, tread, trample, pedal, step on; trampling...
hahī		n. fricative, in lingustics. onomatopoeia
hahahi		redup. of hahi same as hehi, to stamp, tread, trample, pedal, step on...
makahahi		same as makahehi admiration, desire for...
onehahi		n. menstrual blood.
hahihahi		redup. of hahi same as hehi, to stamp, tread, trample, pedal, step on; trampling...
pōhahī		n. affricate, in linguistics. onomatopoeia.
mōhai ahi		n. burnt offering.
kinai ahi		n.v. fireman, fire extinguisher; to put out fires.
kaʻa kinai ahi		fire engine, fire truck KAN. lit., vehicle extinguish fire.
ʻoihana kinai ahi		n. fire department; job of putting out fires. lit., fire-extinguishing job or...
kahua kinai ahi		n. fire station. lit., place quench fire.
hale kinai ahi		n. fire station.
kini kinai ahi		n. fire extinguisher.
hui kinai ahi		n. fire department.
paipu kinai ahi		n. fire hydrant. lit., pipe (for) extinguishing fire.
ahiahi		nvi. evening, late afternoon; to become evening.
ʻahiʻahi		nvt. to defame, slander, tattle against; false report, defamation, slander.
ʻaina ahiahi		n. evening meal, supper, dinner.
pāʻina ahiahi		n. evening meal, dinner, supper.
ʻāluna ahiahi		n. late afternoon or early evening.
Hoʻikauʻiomānoauaahiahi		see Ehoʻikauʻiomānoauaahiahi
Ehoʻikauʻiomānoauaahiahi		n. name of a lua stroke. lit., let the hero of Mānoa return, [it's] evening. (E-...
pua ahiahi		same as nani ahiahi the four-o'clock flower.
mele ahiahi		n. evening song, vesper.
nani ahiahi		n. the four o'clock (Mirabilis jalapa), from tropical America, a shrubby herb with fragrant,...
hoʻāhiahi		to become evening; to spend an evening; to detain until evening; to darken,...
hōʻahiahi		var. spelling of hoʻāhiahi to become evening; to spend an evening; to detain until evening; to darken...
hoʻoahiahi		same as hoʻāhiahi: to become evening; to spend an evening; to detain until evening;...
pōahiahi		redup. of poahi₁,₂ dim, obscure; revolve...
Hōkūkauahiahi		n. Evening Star.
ʻehu ahiahi		n. the dust of evening. fig., twilight, old age.
puahiahi		var. spelling of pua ahiahi a flower.
puhi ahi		n.v. to burn, set on fire, cremate; arson, fireman who tends to the fire of a steam...
ʻohe puhi ahi		n. bamboo fire-blowing tube.
wahi puhi ahi		n. crematory, incinerator.
puhipuhi ahi		fig., short-tempered.
ʻili ahi		n. a fiery surface.
ʻiliahi₁		n. all Hawaiian kinds of sandalwood (Santalum spp.), shrubs and trees, with fragrant heart...
ʻiliahi₂		one whose clothes wear out fast, as due to carelessness.
konapiliahi		vs. strong, powerful.
peluliahi		n. a type of kīhei shawl dyed with sandalwood.
kuni ahi		n.v. fire kindler; to kindle or light a fire.
pū kuni ahi		n. cannon. lit., gun burning fire.
pōkā pū kuni ahi		n. cannon ball. lit., bullet from the fire-burning gun.
huina pū kuni ahi		n. battery (artillery).
kahi		see hoʻomana akua kahi, ʻūlau kahi. hunaola kahi. one...
kahi₁		nvt. to cut longitudinally, shave, plane, rub or stroke, as in a massage, with gentle pressure of the...
kahi₂		num. one, only one, alone, lone, single; unit. (sometimes following the numeral classifiers ʻa-...
kahi₃		loc.n. place, location (contraction of ka wahi, not preceded by ke with this...
ʻakahi₁		num. one (especially in counting in a series).
ʻakahi₂		idiom. for the first time, never before (usually followed by nō).
ʻakahi₃		idiom. to have just.
puʻukāʻakahi		n. the hill that stands alone, name of the tarrying place of souls, where souls of living persons...
kōpaʻa kahi		n. monosaccharide. lit., single sugar.
ʻakahi akahi		idiom. inexperienced, trying out for the first time; novice, beginner.
pae ʻakahi akahi		n. novice level.
kia kahi		n. sloop; one-masted vessel.
kiakahi		nvs. person of fixed purpose; with one accord or purpose; in unison, constant; alone, unique, supreme,...
moku kia kahi		n. one-masted ship, sloop.
noniakahi		vs. integrated, i.e. incorporated into a whole.
hoʻononiakahi		vt. to integrate, i.e. incorporate (parts) into a whole.
kakahi		vs. solitary, unique, outstanding.
pākakahi		vt. to distribute one at a time to several; scattered, here and there, as light...
kaʻa huila kahi		n. wheelbarrow.
hunaola kahi		n. one cell, single cell; one-celled, single-celled.
ula kahi		see kapuahi ula kahi Bunsen burner...
kapuahi ula kahi		n. Bunsen burner. lit., burner (with) single flame.
makahi		a kind of fish.
Mākahi		n. Scheat, a star.
mākahi₁		vs. one-eyed (short for maka kahi). see chant, mākole₁.
mākahi₂		n. net mesh large enough to admit the entrance of one finger; a net with such a...
kama kahi		n. only child, single child.
iwakālua kūmākahi		num. twenty-one.
ʻumi kūmākahi		num. eleven.
ʻumikūmākahi		var. spelling of ʻumi kūmākahi eleven...
anakahi		n. unit of measurement.
anakahi		n. unit of measurement. cf. kūana helu.
Hanakahi		n. an ancient chief of Hilo whose name was used in poetry to designate the Hilo...
kumukūʻai anakahi		n. unit price, in math. lit., price (per) unit of measurement.
mana kahi		Hoʻokele waiwai mana kahi. Command economy, i.e. an economic system in...
waiwai mana kahi		Hoʻokele waiwai mana kahi. Command economy, i.e. an economic system in...
hoʻokele waiwai mana kahi		vt. command economy, i.e. an economic system in which the government controls the factors of production...
meakanu lau ʻīnana kahi		n. monocot. lit., plant (with) monocotyledon.
hoʻānakahi		vt. to unitize, in math.
ʻāpanakahi		n. increment, i.e. one of a series of additions in groups or quantity.
kauanakahi		n. calibration; to calibrate.
kikowaena kahi		n. concentric. lit., one center.
kēnā kahi		Aupuni mana kēnū kahi. Dictatorship.
mana kēnā kahi		dictatorial power
aupuni mana kēnā kahi		n. dictatorship. lit., government (with) one power to command.
leo mana kēnā kahi		n. dictator. lit., dictatorship voice. Also leo mana kahi.
Poʻakahi		n. Monday. abb. P1.
Pōʻakahi		n. Monday. lit., first day.
pākahi		vt. singly, once, one at a time, one by one, respectively, separately, apiece, individually; to...
pākahi		Hoʻonui paukū pākahi. To multiply through, in math. Pepa pākahi....
kapakahi		vs. one-sided, crooked, lopsided, sideways; bent, askew; biased, partial to one side; to show...
lawe kapakahi		vt. to act with partiality.
noho kapakahi		n. sidesaddle.
pāpākahi		redup. of pākahi singly, once, one at a time, one by one, respectively, separately...
pepa pākahi		n. one-dollar bill.
hīmeni kū pākahi		n. vocal solo.
leokū pākahi		n. solo. lit., single standing speech.
hoʻonui paukū pākahi		vt. to multiply through, in math. lit., multiply each term.
kaiokauakahi		n. name of a long prayer in a temple service.
Kūkauakahi		n. said to be an old name for the gods Kāne, Kū, and Lono. The theory of a...
hua kahi		n. an only child or offspring.
kuakahi₁		vs. once, singly; first; single, unwedded, unmarried.
kuakahi₂		vs. three generations removed, as great-grandparent (kupuna kuakahi) and great-grandchild...
kuakahi₃		unobstructed, unhampered, free from interference; straight to the point, without deviation, as a...
Kuakahi₄		n. far mythical land, a rendezvous of spirits; homeland of the ancestors.
hoʻomana akua kahi		n. monotheism; monotheistic. lit., religion (with) only one god.
moʻopuna kuakahi		n. great-grandchild, as distinct from great-great-grandchild; today a grandchild is sometimes called...
kupuna kuakahi		n. great grandparent, great grandaunt or uncle.
moa kuakahi		n. first cock crow. lit., chicken rising first. also moa kū kahi. cf....
hoʻokuakahi		to remove obstruction, interference; to clear the way, free
ʻekahi		num. one, once.
laekahi		n. specialist.
kūana ʻekahi		n. ones, as place value, in math.
nīʻau wāwae kahi		same as kākaiawī ancient name of a disease, the symptoms of which suggest appendicitis in various stages...
ʻanopili ʻekahi		n. one property, in multiplication (preceded by ke).
kekahi		article. a, some, one, few, other, another, a certain; besides, too, also, including, moreover, likewise,...
eia kekahi		idiom. but withal, moreover, furthermore.
hoa helu hoʻonui like kahi		n. relatively prime numbers, i.e. numbers which share one factor between them, and that factor is 1,...
koe ʻole kahi		idiom. without a single exception
leo ʻekahi		n. soprano. lit., first voice.
ʻukulele leo ʻekahi		n. soprano ʻukulele.
moekahi		vs. consecutive, in sequence.
moekahi₁		vi. to sleep alone.
moekahi₂		vi. to lie or incline in the same direction, of several; in order, sequence.
moekahi₃		n. a maile, before it forms branches.
heluʻekahi		n. best, "number one."
kaʻikahi		rare var. of kakaʻikahi scarce, sparse...
kakaʻikahi		vs. scarce, sparse, rare, few, uncommon; seldom, rarely; precious 1-Sam. 3.1, in sense of...
kākaʻikahi		vs. few, sparse; seldom, rarely.
kūkākaʻikahi		vs. standing wide apart; scattered widely, as houses.
kūkaʻikahi		same as kūkākaʻikahi standing wide apart...
wai kahi		vs. united, of one dye.
kahikahi		redup. of kahi₁ cut, rub...
pākahikahi		see kākau pākahikahi, ʻoka pākahikahi
pākahikahi		vs. one at a time, one by one. Niʻihau.
ʻoka pākahikahi		vt. à la carte, as on a menu. Niʻihau.
kākau pākahikahi		vt. print; to print, as in handwriting. Niʻihau. cf. kākau maoli.
Kūkahikahi		n. Northern Equatorial Current, in oceanography.
pahi kahi		n. razor. cf. more common pahi ʻumiʻumi. lit., shaving knife.
haʻiinoa pili kahi		n. proper noun. lit., noun referring to someone or place.
koʻi kahi		n. carpenter's plane; scraper, as for olonā fiber. lit., shaving adze.
hui kahi₁		vs. united in one; in accord and agreement.
hui kahi₂		vs. girded in malo or pāʻū tightly fastened with a single hitch.
kuʻikahi		nvs. treaty, covenant, agreement, league, feeling of unity; united, unified; to agree. ...
kuʻikahi		n. consortium.
kuʻikahi		n. league, in sports.
hui kuʻikahi		n. alliance, i.e. a group of nations that have agreed to help or protect each other; to form such an...
hoʻokuʻikahi		to unite, reconcile, agree, make a peace treaty or armistice; armistice
hoʻokuʻikahi		ʻAha hoʻokuʻikahi. Convention, i.e. an assembly of people who meet for a...
ʻaha hoʻokuʻikahi		n. convention, i.e. an assembly of people who meet for a common purpose, in politics. lit.,...
ʻao kahi		n. one remaining leaf (ʻao) on an old taro stalk, said of an old taro about to...
hua palapala leo kahi		n. vowel. lit., letter pronounced separately.
hua leo kahi		see hua palapala leo kahi vowel...
niho kahi		nvs. single-toothed, having one tooth remaining; a general term for old age.
kiko kahi		n. period mark in punctuation. lit., single dot.
lōkahi		nvs. unity, agreement, accord, unison, harmony; agreed, in unity.
alokahi		n. single weft in plaiting; mat of a single thickness, with only one shiny side. lit., single...
manaʻo lōkahi		vi. unanimous.
holokahi		vi. one-way, as a street or trip. lit., one ride.
hoʻolōkahi		to bring about unity; to make peace and unity; to be in agreement
kino kahi		see kino₂ first person (grammar)...
hoʻokahi₁		one, one only, alone; oneness, separately, single, singular, solitude, sole; together as a unit, at...
hoʻokahi₂		caus/sim of kahi₁, to cut longitudinally, shave, plane, comb, press, rub or stroke,...
ʻaʻao hoʻokahi		same as ʻao kahi one remaining leaf (ʻao) on an old taro stalk, said of an old taro about to die...
koʻokahi		n. canoe carrying only one person (a canoe carrying two persons was koʻolua, three was...
awe ōewe koʻokahi		n. haploid, in cell biology. lit., carrying single chromosome.
loʻokahi		rare var. of lōkahi unity, agreement...
aukahi₁		vs. even, smooth, clear. fig., suave and pleasant in speech and manner.
aukahi₂		vs. united, flowing together.
aukahi₃		vi. direct current (DC).
uila aukahi		n. direct current (DC) electricity. lit., electricity flowing together.
mālamalama aukahi		n. coherent light, i.e. light in which all the waves vibrate in a single plane with the crests and...
kaukahi₁		vs. standing alone, solitary, by oneself, lone; persevering, singleness of...
kaukahi₂		n. canoe with a single outrigger float.
waʻa kaukahi		n. single canoe, as contrasted with the kaulua. lit., single-placed canoe.
lakio like kaukahi		n. simple proportion or ratio.
lāʻau kaukahi		n. balance beam. lit., solitary rod.
laukahi₁		n. broad-leafed plantain (Plantago major), a Eurasian stemless weed, with thick broad leaves,...
laukahi₂		n. marsh pennywort (Hydrocotyle verticillata). Niʻihau. cf. pohe₂ and...
hānau kahi		n. only child.
hānaukahi		n. var. spelling of hānau kahi only child.
hiʻu kahi		n. a single fishtail. fig., limited knowledge.
kū kahi₂		vs. standing alone, outstanding, unique, first.
kūkahi		n. point guard or one man, in basketball; guard, in football.
Kū Kahi₁		n. name of the third day in the lunar month.
Kāloa Kū Kahi		n. twenty-fourth day of the Hawaiian month. lit., Kāloa standing first.
Kanaloa Kū Kahi		same as Kāloa Kū Kahi.
ʻOle Kū Kahi		n. seventh and twenty-first nights of the month.
Lāʻau Kū Kahi		n. eighteenth day of the lunar month.
laukūkahi		n. a native fern (Lindsaya macraena), with narrow, divided fronds. Hawaiʻi. lit.,...
pōhakukūkahi		n. monolith.
kolukahi		n. trinity.
kumu kahi		n. origin, beginning.
Kumukahi		n. easternmost cape, Hawaiʻi. Kumukahi and the western extremity of the islands at...
ʻauola kumukahi		n. Kingdom Protista, in science. lit., single-source (organism) kingdom.
hoʻohua kumukahi		vt. to reproduce asexually. lit., single-source reproduction.
pūkahi		sometimes said of the three Hawaiian gods, Kū, Kāne, and Lono.
pūpūkahi		vi. united, as in harmonious co-operation.
lahi		see pūaina lahi colloid...
lahi₁		vs. thin, frail, delicate.
lahi₂		n. a variety of sugar cane; the yellow mutation of laukona, otherwise same as...
lahi₃		n. a variety of banana.
maʻalahi		nvs. contentment, simplicity, ease; to be easy, simple.
hana maʻalahi		vt. user friendly, as a computer program. lit., do easily.
hoʻomaʻalahi		vt. to simplify, as in a math problem.
halahī		vi. to buzz, whiz by, as in missing a mark.
kī halahī		vt. air ball, missed shot, in basketball; to make such a shot. lit., shot (that)...
maiʻa lahi		n. an ancient Hawaiian variety of banana. lit., delicate banana.
lālahi		vs. thin, delicate. lit., thin surface.
pīlalahi		redup. of pīlahi thin, frail...
mālahi		short for maʻalahi contentment...
analahi		vs. regular, as in shape.
paʻaʻiliono analahi		n. cube, in math. also paʻaʻiliono.
pūaina lahi		n. colloid, i.e. a chemical mixture with particle size between that of solutions and suspensions....
palahī		nvi. diarrhea, liquid bowel evacuations; to have diarrhea.
lahilahi₁		weak, as coffee; flimsy.
lahilahi₂		vs. single-flowering, as a hibiscus.
paukū pālahalaha lahilahi		n. slab. lit., thin flat portion.
laina lahilahi		n. hairline, as in a computer program. lit., thin line.
pepa lahilahi		n. tissue paper, thin paper.
pua lahilahi		n. single flowering. lit., thin flower.
pīkake lahilahi		n. the single-flowered form of pīkake.
maoli ʻili lahilahi		n. a native variety of banana. lit., thin-skinned maoli.
maoli-ʻili-lahilahi		n. var. spelling of maoli ʻili lahilahi a native variety of banana. lit., thin-skinned maoli.
pīlahilahi		redup. of pīlahi thin, slim, frail, delicate...
laulahilahi		vs. thin.
ʻililahi		cf papawai plywood for building boats...
papa ʻililahi		n. plywood. lit., board (with) thin layers.
maiʻapōpōʻuluʻililahi		lit., thin-skinned pōpō ʻulu. same as maiʻapōpōʻululahi.
pīlahi		vs. thin, slim, frail, delicate.
pīlahi		cf kuʻupau
lawe pīlahi		vt. to go for it; go for broke; geevum.
hoʻolahi		to cause thinness, frailty; thin, frail (as cloth, paper)
ulahi		n. flake.
ʻaulahi		n. strip, as in a stripmat counting system, in math (preceded by ke).
laulahi		n. sheet, as of stamps.
mahi₁		nvt. to cultivate, farm; a farm, plantation, patch.
mahi₂		vs. strong, energetic, as a worker.
huliāmahi₁		vi. to join together in great numbers to cooperate; to act with unanimity, as a political...
huliāmahi₂		vs. strong, as the sea. [see Gram. 8.7.2: huli-ā-mahi...
moa mahi		n. fighting cock. fig., successful warrior.
moamahi		vt. to cherish and cultivate.
uluamahi		n. officer in the hale nauā.
mahimahi		n. dolphin (Coryphaena hippurus), a game fish up to 1.5 m long, popular for...
moʻo mahi		n. small fish released in patches (mahi) to grow and multiply.
kālailepomahi		n. agronomy.
nahi₁		var. of lahi thin, frail, delicate...
nāhi₁		paucal article. Some, few, the, the little (contraction of nā, the, and wahi, little).
nahi₂		n. lichen, general term.
nāhi₂		n. the fires (contraction of nā ahi, as in the name Nāhi-ʻenaʻena).
nahinahi		var. of lahilahi weak, flimsy...
unahinahi		many scales.
unahi		vt. scales of a fish; scaly; to scale.
pale umauma unahi		n. brigandine (Ier. 46.4), coat of mail. lit., scales chest shield.
unaunahi		vt. to scale, of fish.
ʻōahi₁		n. rocket, fireworks; clot of burning lava, as from an eruption; hurling firebrands, as from a cliff...
ʻōahi₂		n. rough stone or pumice, as used for polishing surfboards or bowls, or for scraping bristles of a pig...
kao ahi		n. firebrand.
pao ahi		n.v. to stoke a fire; stoker. lit., fire inserter.
leho ahi		n. a species of cowry (Cypraea mauritiana). lit., fire cowry.
poho ahi		n. matchbox. lit., fire container.
kiʻo ahi		n. fiery pit, place of torment, hell.
kini hoʻopio ahi		n. fire extinguisher.
aleloahi		n. a kind of introduced flower (no data).
holo ahi		vs. steam-driven.
moku holo ahi		n. steamship.
kino ahi		n. a "fire body": the bones of a deceased thrown into a fire pit so that the spirit of the deceased...
ʻōʻōahi₁		redup. of ʻōahi rocket; rough stone...
ʻōʻōahi₂		n.v. fire poker or shovel; to poke the fire.
poahi₁		vs. dim, obscure.
poahi₂		vi. to revolve, spin, go around; to rotate, of hips in a hula.
pōpōahi		n. fireball.
pōkā pōpō ahi		n. incendiary bomb.
pahi		Haku kā pahi. Paleolithic, in anthropology. Ke au haku kā pahi....
pahi₁		nvt. knife, flint; to skin, as cattle. [with ke KAN]
pahi₂		to stand on edge.
kā pahi		knap [chip] knives
kākā pahi		n.v. to fence with swords; fencing.
haku kā pahi		n. Paleolithic, in anthropology. lit., stone (for) striking knives.
ʻalapahi		nvt. slander, falsehood, deceit; slanderer; to slander, defame, deceive, lie.
kuala pahi		n. mumble-the-peg.
pāpahi		nvt. to decorate, honor, confer honors; adornment, decoration.
lei pāpahi		n. leis of alternating groups of flowers and leaves, entwined leis of same or different...
pahipahi		nvi. to slap hands; to play "peas-porridge-hot"; this game; a game formerly played by children: a rotten...
pōpahi		small, of man or woman.
hou pahi		v. to stab with a knife.
uahi		nvs. smoke; smoked; dustlike, spraylike; dust, spray, wisps.
uahi		see puka uahi chimney...
auahi		this word is related to uahi, smoke. One source says it refers to lowly or humble persons....
ʻiʻo puaʻa uahi		n. bacon. lit., smoked pork flesh.
puka uahi		n. smokestack, chimney.
puka uahi		n. chimney.
lauahi₁		nvt. to destroy, as by fire or lava flow. fig., quick, deft (as after lima); greedy,...
lauahi₂		n. bag net used for fish, as ʻōhua.
lālauahi		vs. gray, stormy-looking, smoke-colored.
polalauahi		n. haze, as during a volcanic eruption.
polalauahi		n. vog.
namauahi		vs. thinly scattered, few, of sparse growth.
pūʻoʻa uahi		n. smokestack, as for a factory. lit., smoke tower.
pau ahi		n.v. destruction by fire, burned; to put out a fire.
paʻu ahi		n. soot, black cindery sand or ash. lit., fire soot.
Pauahi		n. name of a star of astrologers, said to rise in the early morning during the month of...
kaʻa pau ahi		n. fire engine.
kaʻa pauahi		n. var. spelling of kaʻa pau ahi fire engine.
kāhea pau ahi		n. fire alarm.
ʻinikua pau ahi		n. fire insurance.
uauahi		nvs. smoky-gray color, as of tapa; gray quality, as of a whitened sugar-cane leaf; smoky, hazy; a...
mana uauahi		n. a variety of taro, the leaf stem mainly light green, the leaf blade with white leaf center,...
oeoe uahi		n. smoke alarm. lit., smoke siren.
noeuahi		n. haze, as after a volcanic eruption. lit., smoke mist.
kahu ahi		n.v. fire builder; to build and tend a fire.
kai lānahu ahi		very dark ocean water. lit., fire charcoal sea.
lehu ahi		n. ashes. lit., fire ash.
moku ahi		same as momoku ahi firebrand...
mokuahi		n. steamship. lit., fire ship.
laina mokuahi		n. steamship line.
momoku ahi		n. firebrand; charred wood.
luahi		see luaahi₁, luaahi₂ victim, as of wrath...; fearful, mighty...
welu ahi		n. ball of tapa cord used to carry fire.
pulupulu ahi		nvi. fire kindling; to kindle fire. fig., hot-tempered.
limu ahi		n. a tree moss or liverwort.
umu ahi		n. fire pit.
manuahi		vs. gratis, gratuitous, free of charge; adulterous. (This word is said to have originated from the name...
kāne manuahi		n. common-law husband, lover.
wahine manuahi		mistress, common-law wife...
ʻai manuahi		n. point after touchdown, in football. lit., free point.
keiki manuahi		n. illegitimate child. lit., gratis child.
hoʻouahi		to smoke, emit smoke, cure by smoking
hoʻouahi		vt. to smoke, as meat or fish.
pōpō uahi		vs. dense, gray, puffy, as smoke, fog. lit., smoke ball.
puahi₁		var. spelling of pua ahi to glow like fire...
puahi₂		same as puahia spry, quick
kapuahi		See entries below. Pā kapuahi. Burner, as on a stove.
kapuahi₁		n. fireplace, stove, furnace, heater, hearth; pan of a musket or gun; censer for...
kapuahi₂		n. base of a fishbook point.
Kapuahi₃		n. name of a star, perhaps the same as Kanukuokapuahi.
pā kapuahi		n. burner, as on a stove. lit., stove plate.
Kanukuokapuahi		n. Hyades. lit., the opening of the fireplace.
ipu kapu ahi		same as ipu ahi censer (incense)
puapuahi		redup. of puahi₁,₂
ipu ahi		n. censer, vessel for burning incense.
paipu ahi		n. exhaust pipe, as on a car. Niʻihau.
kini paipu ahi		n. muffler, as on a car. Niʻihau.
hoʻopuahi		caus/sim of puahi₂, same as puahia spry, quick...
puʻuahi		n. bonfire. [puʻuaahi in PE]
ʻōpuʻuahi		n. spark plug. Niʻihau.
wahi		n. region, a specific area, in math.
wahī		nvt. wrapper, envelope, case, covering, sheath; a ti-leaf bundle; to wrap, cover, bundle up, fold...
wahī		n. folder, as in a computer program.
wāhi		vt. to cleave, split, burst through, break through; to change, as money; to have sex relations with...
wahi₁		n. place, location, position, site, setting. (ka wahi contracts to common...
wahi₂		paucal article. Some, a little, a bit of.
wahi₃		idiom. to say, according to (usually followed by the possessive a or by a zero-class possessive...
puʻalawāhi		vt. to divide. lit., bundle split.
pepa wahī		n. wrapping paper.
wāwahi		to tear down, shatter, wreck, dash to pieces, break into, demolish; to break, as a law or a...
wāwahi		vt. to break, change, as a twenty-dollar bill.
wāwahi		vt. to break apart, i.e. breaking a number into addends or factors, in math.
ʻili wahī		n. scabbard, sheath.
ʻowāhi		same as wāhi to cleave, split, burst through, break through; to change, as money; to have sex relations with a virgin, deflower...
hoʻowāhi		caus/sim of wāhi, to cleave, split, burst through, break through; to change, as...
uwahi		var. spelling of uahi smoke
auwahi		var. spelling of auahi this word is related to uahi, smoke. One source says it refers to lowly or humble persons...
kauwahi		paucal article, n. some, a little, a few; something; some place.
hoʻokuʻi helu wahi		n. mail merge, as in a computer program. lit., splice addresses.
manuwahi		var. spelling of manuahi gratis...
-chi
mōchī		n. mochi.
-ehi
ʻaʻehi		vi. to cross, as a street.
ʻeʻehi		same as hehi to step on.
keʻehi₁		vt. to stamp, tramp, step, tread; to brace with the feet; to rebel against, repudiate; to strike...
keʻehi₂		n. stirrup.
keʻehi₃		n. narrow space between top edges of house thatching.
keʻekeʻehi		redup. of keʻehi₁ to stamp, tramp, step, tread; to brace with the feet; to rebel against, repudiate...
pale keʻehi		n. stirrup shield.
ʻili keʻehi		n. stirrup.
hao keʻehi		n. stirrups.
hehi		nvt. to stamp, tread, trample, pedal, step on; trampling. fig., to repudiate, deny, desecrate, loathe,...
kāhehi		vi. to make a misstep, stumble.
makahehi		nvt. admiration, desire for, wonder; amazement; attractive, entrancing; to admire; be...
hoʻomakahehi		caus/sim of makahehi, admiration, desire for, wonder; amazement; attractive,...
papa hehi		n. footboard, used for dancing; treadle. lit., board to step on.
hula papa hehi		n. dance in which the dancers use the papa hehi, treadle boards; this dance is said to have...
kahua hehi		n. threshing floor.
hehihehi		hiking HE.
ʻeʻeiehiehi		same as ʻeʻei offensive, filthy, fly-ridden...
poehiehi		var. spelling of pōwehiwehi dim, obscure, indistinct, vague, faint, unclear...
pōehiehi		var. spelling of poehiehi dim, obscure, indistinct, vague, faint, unclear...
hekehi		vi. hike; to go on a hike.
kāmaʻa hekehi		n. hiking shoe.
ala hekehi		n. hiking trail.
Keaholehi		n. a lua fighting stroke; fish was taboo to the learner.
nehi		vs. rotten, moldy, spoiled, as food.
kūnehi		n. ocean sunfish (Ranzania laevis, Mola mola, Masturus...
poehi		var. spelling of powehi
hoʻopoehi		caus/sim of poehi, Var. spelling of powehi dim, obscure, indistinct,...
pehi		nvt. to throw, throw at, pelt; an overhand throw, as in throwing the ʻulu.
kāpehi		vt. to throw at, pelt, strike.
pepehi₁		vt. to beat, strike, pound, kill.
pepehi₂		n. surface of a tapa beater formed by deep grooves with the wide ridges (up to 14) rounded off...
kōnane pepehi		n. tapa-beater design.
kīpēpehi		redup. of kīpehi to pelt, throw at. fig., to assail with rough language, speak harshly...
hoʻopepehi		to cause to beat, strike, kill; to pretend to beat
kīpehi		vt. to pelt, throw at. fig., to assail with rough language, speak harshly.
kīpehi		vt. to hit, as with a racket.
hoʻokīpehi		caus/sim of kīpehi, to pelt, throw at. fig., to assail with rough language, speak...
kuʻi pehi		vt. to pummel, pound, abuse horribly. lit., pound pelt.
hoʻopehi		to cause to throw or pretend to throw
kūpehi		vt. to pelt, throw at.
wehi		n. ornament.
wehi₁		nvt. decoration, adornment, ornament; to decorate.
wehi₂		n. a song composed as an adornment, a song honoring someone.
wehi₃		vs. dark.
pāwehi		vt. to beautify, adorn.
kuawehi		vs. ultraviolet.
kuawehi₁		n. dark caterpillar resembling the poko, cutworm, about 5 cm or less in length; it feeds on...
kuawehi₂		n. overexposure to the sun; excessive ultraviolet rays.
kukuna kuawehi		n. ultraviolet ray.
wewehi		same as wehiwehi redup. of wehi, decoration, adornment... festive...
wehiwehi₁		festive.
wehiwehi₂		n. type of pāʻū, woman's skirt...
hoʻowehiwehi		decorate, festive. redup. of hoʻowehi
pōwehiwehi		vs. same as powehi dim, obscure, indistinct, vague, faint, unclear...
uluwehiwehi		redup. of uluwehi lush and beautiful verdure...
hoʻouluwehiwehi		caus/sim of uluwehiwehi, redup. of uluwehi lush and beautiful...
ʻiliwehi		n. veneer.
kiliwehi		vi. to reverberate, rumble.
hoʻowehi		to beautify, decorate, adorn
powehi		vs. dim, obscure, indistinct, vague, faint, unclear.
hoʻopowehi		caus/sim of powehi, dim, obscure, indistinct, vague, faint, unclear...
uluwehi		nvs. lush and beautiful verdure; a place where beautiful plants thrive; festively adorned. lit.,...
kauluwehi		vi. to decorate, adorn, especially with greenery.
hoʻouluwehi		to bedeck with plants; to adorn, bedeck, decorate
-ihi
ihi		vt. to strip, peel, as bark or fruit; to tear off, remove.
ihi		vt. to peel, as an orange or taro.
ʻihi₁		vs. sacred, holy, majestic, dignified; treated with reverence or respect.
ʻihi₂		n. wood sorrels (Oxalis, all species), perennial weedy herbs, creeping or not, and bearing...
ʻihi₃		see hue wai ʻihi long-necked water container...
kai hī		n. flowing sea, especially one that goes through a sluice gate into fish ponds.
kāʻihi₁		nvi. dizzy, dizziness.
kāʻihi₂		vi. to refuse to pay losses or forfeit, as in a game; to use another's property without permission; to...
kāʻihi₃		n. a fine meshed fish net, similar to kāʻili.
ʻalaʻihi₁		n. various species of squirrelfishes of the family Holocentridae, including Flammeo sammara...
ʻalaʻihi₂		pale pink tapa; any faded color
ʻalaʻihi₃		a variety of sugar cane named for the fish, either a deep-red mutant of ʻāwela or related...
ʻaʻalaʻihi		n. young of the ʻalaʻihi fishes.
kalaʻihi		vi. hard, rigid, stormy (see ex., kūpilikiʻi); oppressive, as of either heat or cold or...
kakalaʻihi		redup. of kalaʻihi
kalakalaʻihi		redup. of kalaʻihi
māihi		vt. to peel; strip, as bark. fig., to strip a person of all he has
maʻihi		n. dwarf.
Hauomāʻihi		n. name of a wind associated with Kailua quadrangle, Hawaiʻi. lit., cool [wind] of...
paihī		n. trickling water, as down the face of a cliff.
paʻihi		vt. clear, bright, cloudless; neat, tidy, well dressed in one's best; to honor; set, as a...
pāʻihi₁		n. a small weed (Nasturtium sarmentosum), related to watercress; used medicinally and as a...
pāʻihi₂		n. Maui name for ʻōhiʻa hā, same as hā₇, a native species of...
wai hī		n. water oozing as from a precipice or trickling down. lit., purging water.
wāʻihi		short for wai ʻihi sacred blood...
ʻaleʻihi		var. of ʻalaʻihi a fish.
-hihi		hoʻo.hihi To take a fancy to, admire greatly, be enraptured with. Hoʻohihi ka...
hīhī		to hiss.
hihi₁		nvi. to entangle, creep, spread, intertwine, intermingle; entanglement, web, snare.
hihi₂		n. a large-meshed fish net.
ʻāhihi₁		n. a low spreading bush (Metrosideros sp.), formerly numerous in Nuʻuanu. Also...
ʻāhihi₂		n. any plant with long runners or creepers, as cup of gold; any creeping vine.
ʻōhiʻa ʻahihi		see ʻāhihi₁ a low spreading bush (Metrosideros sp.)...
paʻahihi		vs. spread here and there.
lehua ʻāhihi		n. a variety of lehua (Metrosideros tremuloides), noted in songs and chants of...
kāhihi		nvi. entanglement, perplexity, involvement, blocking; entangled, choked, as by weeds; blocked, involved,...
kāhīhī		interj. of disapproval or disbelief; the vowels are sometimes nasalized and the last two greatly...
hoʻokāhihi		to entrap, ensnare, entangle, etc
māhihi₁		same as maihi to peel.
māhihi₂		same as mahimahi dolphin.
pāma hihi		n. rattan. lit., creeping palm.
hanahihi		vs. rank-growing, wild, branchy. fig., untamed, uncivil, crude.
kūnāhihi		vs. weak, as from shock; dismayed, numb, dazed, shocked, horrified.
pāhihi		vi. to spread, as vines; to stream, as water over a cliff.
pīkake hihi		n. a creeping pīkake.
loke hihi		n. climbing rose.
ulehihi		same as uhi yam.
ʻaʻapehihi		n. pothos [plant].
ihihī		vi. to neigh, whinny.
palai hihi		n. a native filmy fern (Vandenboschia davalioides), climbing on trees in damp forests, with...
hihihi		redup. of hihi₁ to entangle, creep, spread, intertwine, intermingle...
kahihihi		redup. of kāhihi entanglement...
mohihihi		n. a herbaceous leguminous vine (Vigna marina), established on tropical shores of the world....
pohihihi		nvs. obscure, entangled, mysterious, intricate, confused, confusing, bewildering, baffling, complex;...
hoʻopohihihi		to confuse, bewilder, puzzle, make mysterious
hōihihī		to imitate neighing; to make a horse neigh
mōhihi₁		n. a variety of sweet potato, sometimes qualified by the colors keʻokeʻo or...
mōhihi₂		n. a native mint (Stenogyne scrophularioides), more or less shrubby and climbing, leaves ovate,...
nōhihi		vs. complex.
kōpia nōhihi		n. complex carbohydrate.
hoʻohihi₁		to cause entanglement; to entwine, entangle
hoʻohihi₂		to take a fancy to, admire greatly, be enraptured with
noho hoʻohihi		n. possession by a spirit that has taken a fancy (hoʻohihi) to the recipient, perhaps causing...
pōhihi₁		same as pohihihi obscure, entangled...
pōhihi₂		n. ancient name of a plant used for medicine (no data).
lāʻau hihi		n. vine.
lāʻauhihi		var. spelling of lāʻau hihi vine...
kauhihi₁		vs. tangled, snarled, of vines. fig., in trouble.
kauhihi₂		vs. lashing, as of thatching sticks to house post.
hoʻokauhihi		to entangle.
lauhihi		n. Niʻihau.
kūhihi		vt. to censure, condemn, especially of innocent persons; to involve, entangle,...
pua hōkū hihi		n. the waxflower (Hoya bicarinata), an ornamental vine from Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji, in the...
apuhihi		n. a shellfish resembling the hīhīwai, found in brackish water.
wai ʻihi		n. sacred blood, as of royalty. fig., prominent, royal.
hue wai ʻihi		n. long-necked water container.
ʻihīʻihī		same as ihihī to neigh.
ʻihiʻihi₁		revered.
ʻihiʻihi₂		an unknown plant formerly growing at ʻIhiʻihilauākea...
pāʻihiʻihi₁		redup. of paʻihi clear, bright, cloudless; neat, tidy, well dressed in one's best; to honor; set, as a ship's sails ...
pāʻihiʻihi₂		same as pāʻihi₁,₂ small weed...; Maui name for ʻōhiʻa hā...
kihi		n. corner, particularly an outside corner.
kihi₁		nvi. outside corner (cf. kūʻono), edge, tip, extremity; apex of an angle; sharp point of...
kihi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato. Descriptive terms are lau manamana, lau...
kihi₃		n. canoes guarding the sides of mālolo and iheihe fish nets.
kihi₄		vt. to plug or patch a calabash or canoe.
kihi₅		n. Kauaʻi name for ʻamakihi, a bird.
ʻakihi		n. birds. See below.
ʻakakihi		same as ʻakakē spry, quick, nimble, especially about getting into people's way or into trouble...
kakakihi		vi. to step lightly or softly; to do quietly; to run lightly.
maka kihi		nvi. to look out of the corner of the eyes; eye drawn back at the corner.
makihi		cressa cretica. cf. Neal 701.
ʻamakihi		n. a group of small endemic Hawaiian honey creepers, Loxops virens; abundant on...
kihikihi₁		nvs. corners, curves; angular, full of corners, zigzag.
kihikihi₂		n. Moorish idol, a small, brilliantly colored fish (Zanclus cornutus) with black bands...
kihikihi₃		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kihikihi₄		same as kikihi₁,₂,₃ crescent-shaped, having corners like a cocked hat...; doorframe...; to dodge or move about quickly, canoe sailing...
kihikihi₅		Kauaʻi.
kihikihi₆		n. brim, of a hat. also pekekeu
ulua kihikihi		n. a variety of ulua, Alectis sp.
ʻōkihikihi		vs. angular, slanting.
manō kihikihi		n. hammerhead shark (Sphryna zygaena). lit., angular shark.
mea ʻono kihikihi		n. square or rectangular pastry as made by Chinese. lit., cake [with] corners.
hoʻokihikihi		to branch out, make corners, make irregular
poʻo kihikihi		vs. cocked, as a hat; angular, as a head.
kahaapo kihikihi		n. bracket, in punctuation. lit., angular parenthesis.
kikihi		n. doorframe.
kikihi₁		vs. crescent-shaped; having corners like a cocked hat.
kikihi₂		n. doorframe, covering for doorframe; side posts of a door, house post on a heiau; door...
kikihi₃		vi. to dodge or move about quickly, especially with quick turning of sharp corners; canoe sailing, to...
punikihi		n. a game. lit., surround corner.
lōkihi		var. of common lōʻihi
hoʻokihi		to make a corner by overlapping, as in plaiting; to fold partially over; to turn aside, make a...
ʻūkihi₁		nvi. cold sores, any sores about the corners (kihi) of the mouth; to have such. fig., to talk...
ʻūkihi₂		n. name of a bird (no data).
pōhaku kihi		n. cornerstone.
pou kihi		n. corner post. see illus. 1, illus....
lihi		n. margin, as on a printed page.
lihi₁		n. edge, rim, border, boundary, margins, brim. Also nihi. See nihi for PPN.
lihi₂		small quantity, particle, a little bit, minutia; slight.
lihi₃		right or interest in property.
lihi₄		point of fishhook.
lihi₅		pearl-shell lure, as for ʻōpelu fish.
lihi₆		piece of land usually between two ahupuaʻa and of unestablished ownership.
ʻalihi₁		n. cords or fine ropes threaded through marginal meshes of upper and lower edges of nets, to which...
ʻalihi₂		n. horizon (sometimes qualified by lani or moana). cf. lihi, edge.
ʻalihi₃		deceit, trickery; to deceive, cheat.
ʻalihi₄		see ʻalihikūlele quarterback...
ʻupena ʻalihi		n. name given for a net spread over a patient by a medical kahuna in order to catch evil...
Kalihi		land section, channel, stream, valley, elementary school, field, street, and shopping center,...
pā lihi		vi. to touch lightly, graze.
kaha pā lihi		n. tangent, i.e. a line which touches a circle at one point, in math. lit., line barely...
ʻike lihi		vt. to glimpse.
ʻailihi		same as ʻaikapa share, sharer...
paʻi lihi		vt. to dink, i.e. to mishit or clip (the ball), in volleyball. lit., slight hit. also...
lihilihi₁		same as lihi₁,₂,₃ edge; small quantity; interest in property...
lihilihi₂		n. eyelashes, eyelid.
lihilihi₃		n. lace.
lihilihi₄		vt. to crochet.
lihilihi₅		n. petals.
lihilihi₆		n. a variety of sweet potato (no data). This may be qualified by the term palu.
kui lihilihi		n. crochet hook.
noho lihilihi		n.v. strict way of life, rigid observance of taboos; rigid way of sitting during ceremonies; genteel...
waikoʻolihilihi		n. tears that seem to cling to eyelashes. lit., liquid supporting eyelashes....
laulihilihi		n. a slender, prostrate shrub in the pink family (Schiedea stellarioides), endemic to...
maulihilihi		vs. hanging precariously, fastened slightly.
ʻēheulihilihi		n. insects of the order neuroptera, such as lacewings and antlions. lit., lace...
kūlihilihi		redup. of kūlihi grazed...
pūlihilihi		same as pūhilihili same as mohihihi, a vine...
kuhi lihi		n. page guide, as in a computer document or dictionary. lit., margin...
pili lihi		vs. contiguous. lit., edges touching.
hoʻolihi		to gird. caus/sim of lihi₂, small quantity, particle, a little bit, minutia;...
ulihi₁		n. a small endemic shrub (Phyllostegia glabra and varieties), in the mint family. Leaves are...
ulihi₂		vs. feebleness, of old age.
kaulihi		vs. justified, as type in printing.
hoʻokaulihi		vt. to justify, as type in printing.
kaha hoʻokaulihi		n. two vertical lines written to the left of lines of print to indicate that the left margin should be...
kūlihi		grazed, as by a bullet; hit but not seriously hurt; hooked but escaped, as a...
pūlihi		vi. light, as wind.
mihi		nvt. repentance, remorse; to repent, apologize, be sorry, contrite; to regret; to confess, as to a...
ʻalamihi		n. a common black crab (Metopograpsus thukuhar).
ʻelemihi		same as ʻalamihi and ʻelepī, a small black crab.
mihimihi		redup. of mihi repentance...
mimihi		redup. of mihi repentance...
mimimihi		same as mihimihi repentance...
aumihi		vt. to grieve, regret, be sorry.
nihi₁		nvs. edge, brink, rim, border; sideways, on edge, steep. also lihi.
nihi₂		vs. stealthily, quietly, softly, unobtrusively, carefully; creeping silently and softly, as on...
Kānihi		n. a stroke in lua fighting.
pā nihi		var. of pā lihi touch lightly...
pauānihi		same as paunihinihi small, worthless taro shoots...
kuanihi		n. steep ridge.
puanihi		young taro, taro tops.
laenihi		n. name applied to various high-headed labroid fishes of the genera Hemipteronotus and...
Laenihi		sister of the antihero Halemano, who often assumed the form of the fish of the same name...
ʻAoa Laenihi		n. a rainy wind at Niʻihau, said to be so-called because it creeps (nihi).
mūheʻe laenihi		n. pearl-shell lure with curves suggesting those on the head of the laenihi fish; considered...
leʻenihi		var. of laenihi a fish.
hele nihi		diplomacy, diplomatic
nihinihi₁		fastidious, overly strict, finicky, decorous, dainty. also lihilihi.
nihinihi₂		redup. of nihi₁ edge, brink, rim, border...
ʻanihinihi		vs. var. spelling of ʻānihinihi₁ precarious.
ʻānihinihi₁		vs. precarious.
ʻānihinihi₂		n. small taro tubers. Less used than ʻōnihinihi.
lānihinihi		vs. thin, narrow. lit., edge surface.
noho ʻana nihinihi		same as noho lihilihi strict way of life...
ʻōnihinihi		n. small taro shoots, as of the fourth generation. See kalo for names of...
hoʻonihinihi		caus/sim of nihinihi, fastidious, overly strict, finicky, decorous, dainty. Also...
kaunihinihi		vi. holding on precariously. lit., resting on the edges.
paunihinihi		n. small, worthless taro shoots.
kūnihinihi		redup. of kūnihi₁,kūnihi₂ steep, sheer, precarious....; ridge, as of a precipice...;
ninihi		same as nihinihi fastidious...
ʻoninihi		same as ʻōnihinihi small taro shoots...
kūnīnihi		same as kūnihinihi steep, sheer, ridge...
ʻūnihi		cricket EH
kūnihi₁		vs. steep, sheer, precarious.
kūnihi₂		nvs. ridge, as of a precipice; ridge of a feather helmet; ridge of uncut hair on the head; on edge;...
kele ʻākea kūnihi		vi. close hauled on the starboard side, i.e. sailing into the wind at the closest angle possible,...
kele ama kūnihi		vi. close hauled on the port side, i.e. sailing into the wind at the closest angle possible, generally...
pūnihi		vs. lofty, majestic, dignified.
hōʻihi₁		to treat as sacred, holy, majestic, dignified, with reverence or respect; to...
hōʻihi₂		tapa or pandanus fitted into a hoop and placed on the head of an attendant (kahu), serving...
waikōʻihi		n. waterspout.
lōʻihi		vs. length, in math. abb. lō. also ana lōʻihi, loa....
lōʻihi₁		nvs. length, long. height, tall distance;
Lōʻihi₂		young undersea volcano 30 kilometers southeast of Hawaiʻi Island.
kāmaʻa lōʻihi		n. boot, boots, hip boots. lit., tall shoes.
huinahā loʻihi		n. rectangle. lit., long quadrilateral.
lau huinahā lōʻihi		n. rectangular array, in math. lit., rectangle pattern.
hānai lōʻihi		vt. to make an outside set, in volleyball. Niʻihau.
pōʻai lōʻihi		n. ellipse, oval. lit., long circle.
pōʻai lōʻihi		n. oval.
noho lōʻihi₁		n. bench, settee.
noho lōʻihi₂		vi. to stay long.
huinahā hiō lōʻihi		n. oblique parallelogram.
hoʻoloʻihi		to lengthen, extend, prolong
kūlōʻihi		vt. to wait a long time; to stand long; to last long, endure; to take a long time.
pihi		n. button; to button (preceded by ke). also pihi lole.
pihi		n. key, as on a typewriter or computer keyboard (preceded by ke).
pihi		n. switch, as on a radio, TV set, etc. (preceded by ke).
pihi₁		n. scab, scar.
pihi₂		n. button, badge; to button (preceded by ke).
pihi₃		vs. blunt, dull, as a wooden digging stick.
pihi₄		n. fish.
kia pihi		vt. remote control; to control by remote control. lit., button steering.
lima kia pihi		n. remote manipulator arm, space crane. lit., remote control crab claw.
huka pihi		n.v. buttonhook; to hook a button.
puka pihi		n. buttonhole.
puka pihi		n. buttonhole.
humu puka pihi		n. buttonhole stitch.
papa pihi		n. keyboard, as on a computer or typewriter.
papapihi		n. var. spelling of papa pihi keyboard, as on a computer or typewriter.
hōʻike hua pihi		n. key caps, on computer program. lit., show key letters.
pua pihi		n. all kinds of zinnias, especially one (Zinnia elegans), a Mexican annual grown ornamentally...
pua Pākē pihi		n. dwarf pua Pākē, a genus (Chrysanthemum) in the daisy family...
loke pihi		n. tiny buttonhole roses (Rosa chinensis var. minima).
paʻipihi		n. blue-button, a kind of jellyfish.
pihipihi		n. washer, as used in plumbing (preceded by ke).
pihipihi₁		scarred.
pihipihi₂		any small objects shaped like buttons, as washers (preceded by ke).
pihipihi₃		nvt. to skip stones on the surface of the water; stone skipping.
pihipihi₄		rare redup. of pihi₃ blunt, dull...
ʻōpihipihi₁		nvs. a mere trifle, small thing; tiny, trifling, as a fish or worthless sweet potato.
ʻōpihipihi₂		n. kind of mat, as used for sails.
kūpihipihi		vs. tiny, small, insignificant; to become insignificant.
ʻopihi₁		n. limpets, Hawaiians recognize three kinds: kōʻele (Cellana talcosa, the largest),...
ʻopihi₂		n. salted and dried abalone from the mainland. also ʻopihi malihini.
ʻopihi₃		n. design for tapa and mats consisting of small triangles, probably named for the...
makaʻopihi₁		n. opihi scooped out of its shell.
makaʻopihi₂		n. a fine pandanus mat, of 6 cm strands. lit., fine mesh.
kuʻi ʻopihi		v. to pry ʻopihi limpets loose from a rock with a knife, formerly to hit a glancing blow with...
pū pihi		n. trumpet. lit., horn (with) buttons.
kukuʻihi		n. physic nut (Jatropha curcas), a tropical American shrub or small tree with soft wood, milky...
wihi		same as ʻāwihi to wink.
ʻāwihi		vi. to wink, ogle. See saying, lihilihi₂.
ʻāwihiwihi		redup. of ʻāwihi to wink, ogle...
-ohi
ʻohi		vt. to collect, as fingerprints at the scene of a crime. cf. kāpala.
ohi₁		nvs. young animal, usually female; maiden just entering womanhood; youth; youthful...
ʻohi₁		nvt. to gather, harvest, cull, pick, select; gathering, selection; to collect, as wages or taxes; to...
ohi₂		vt. to peel, as bark.
ʻohi₂		vi. to gush, chatter aimlessly and ramblingly, gabble.
ohi₃		n. shoots from roots, as of the wauke plant.
ohi₄		var. of wohi₁ one whose parent was of piʻo, naha, or nīʻaupiʻo rank, and the other parent of second degree collaterality.
puaʻa ohi		n. a young female pig that has not borne young.
wahaʻohi		nvi. to talk in a foolish, silly, senseless manner; such talk; such a talker.
kāohi		vt. to control.
kāohi₁		vt. to hold back, detain, restrain, prevent, repress, withhold, check, try to hold back,...
kāohi₂		nvt. style of chanting in which prolonged vowels are cut off with glottal stops; to chant...
kakāohi		redup. of kāohi to hold back, detain, restrain, prevent, repress...
kaula kāohi		n. reins, cheek line.
kulekele kāohi		n. containment, as a government policy of preventing the expansion of a hostile power or ideology....
papa ʻohi		n. draft board, selection board.
puaʻohi		nvi. to chatter, gush, ramble verbally; chattering, chatterbox.
puaiohi		n. small Kauaʻi thrush (Phaeornis palmeri).
ohiohi₁		nvi. to grow vigorously, flourish; young shoots, as of wauke (Kam. 76:110) or from...
ʻohiʻohi₁		redup. of ʻohi₁ gather...
ohiohi₂		vs. to show, of wood grain.
ʻohiʻohi₂		redup. of ʻohi₂ to gush, chatter aimlessly and ramblingly, gabble...
āohiohi		vt. resistance, i.e. opposition to the flow of electricity, or any opposition that slows down or...
lima āohiohi		n. resistance arm, i.e. the distance from the fulcrum to the resistance force in a...
kāohiohi		redup. of kāohi
māohiohi		to grow vigorously.
māʻohiʻohi		n. a native mint (Stenogyne rugosa), found only on the island of Hawaiʻi, a shrub with...
nao ʻohiʻohi		n. prominent grain in wood. lit., picked grain.
kupuohiohi		redup. of kupuohi flourish...
pipi ohi		young cow, heifer.
kōhi₁		nvt. to gather, as fruit; to break off neatly, as taro corm from the stalk with a stick or...
kōhi₂		nvs. fat, rich, as food; fatness.
kōhi₃		vt. to fill or heal, of a wound.
kōhi₄		nvt. to hold back, check, restrain: to strain, especially as in childbirth, to travail; to hold or hold...
kōhi₅		vs. prolonged, as a sound; long.
kōhi₆		nvt. to dig (For. 4:510).
ʻakohi		n. a variety or taro.
haʻakōhi		same as kōhi gather; fat; heal; restrain...
waimakaiakohi		n. name of a minor illness (no data).
mākohi₁		same as kōhi₁ gather, break off... to dig.
mākohi₂		n. a red variety of taro, used for pink poi, sometimes qualified by the colors...
kōhikōhi		to cull, separate, grade, as fish or sweet potatoes.
kokōhi		redup. of kōhi₁,₂,₃,₄ to gather, as fruit...; fat, rich, as food...; to fill or heal, of a wound...; to hold back, check, restrain...
haʻakokōhi₁		redup. of haʻakōhi to travail
haʻakokōhi₂		vt. to bring out the natural grain of wood, as by careful use of oil.
hoʻokokōhi₁		same as haʻakokōhi₁, haʻakokōhi₂ redup. of haʻakōhi, to travail...; to bring out the natural grain of wood...;
hoʻokokōhi₂		slow and stunted of growth.
hoʻokokōhi₃		black and threatening, as clouds before a storm.
hoʻokokōhi₄		forceful.
mokohi		same as lana to float.
mōkohi		same as mākohi a taro.
hoʻokōhi		Cc
haukōhi₁		n. icecap, as at the Arctic. lit., checked ice.
haukōhi₂		n. shave ice, snow cone.
pālau kōhi		see pālau₂
pōhaku kohi		n. stone breadfruit splitter.
lohi₁		vs. slow, tardy, late, retarded, backward, deliberate, gradual; to delay.
lohi₂		vs. short for ʻalohi sparkle, shine.
lohi₃		n. tendon. Niʻihau.
ʻalohi		nvi. to shine, glitter, sparkle; bright, brilliant; splendor, brilliancy.
ʻālohi		nvi. var. spelling of ʻalohi to shine, glitter, sparkle; bright, brilliant; splendor, brilliancy.
haʻalohi		same as ʻalohi sparkling.
kaʻalohi		same as kaʻalolohi slow-moving, slow to anger...
Keʻalohi		n. name of a star that appears on the night of Hoaka in the month of Kaʻaona after...
kalohi		n. male sex organ.
malohi		vs. drowsy, sleepy, sluggish.
hoʻomalohi		sluggish; to act drowsy, sleepy; to cause drowsiness, sleepiness
lohilohi		redup. of lohi₁,₂ slow...; sparkle...
ʻālohilohi		radiant.
Makaʻālohilohi		n. name of a star. lit., bright eye.
mālohilohi		redup. of malohi drowsy...
ʻōlohilohi		same as ʻālohilohi radiant...
hoʻolohilohi		redup. of hoʻolohi
kilohi		vt. to glance, gaze, as into a mirror (kilo + hi, transitivizer).
aniani kilohi		n. mirror, looking glass.
lolohi		slowpoke.
kaʻalolohi		vs. slow-moving, slow to anger.
mālōlohi		same as mālohilohi redup. of malohi, drowsy...
hoʻololohi		similar to hoʻolohi
ʻūlōlohi		same as lohi slow
molohi		same as molohai drowsy, sleepy...
hoʻolohi		to delay, make slow, detain; to go slowly, procrastinate, dillydally lag
polohi		vs. smooth, as of skin.
nohi		vs. bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow.
nohinohi		redup. of nohi bright-colored, vivid...
kīnohinohi		printed, as calico. See ex., hoʻopukalia.
ʻonohinohi₁		same as ʻōlohilohi, ʻālohilohi radiant...
ʻonohinohi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kinohi		n. beginning, origin, genesis.
kīnohi		nvt. decorated, spotted, ornamented; decoration, ornamentation.
hoʻokīnohi₁		caus/sim of kīnohi, decorated, spotted, ornamented; decoration,...
hoʻokīnohi₂		to adorn, add color
ʻōnohi₁		n. the eyeball; center; setting, as of a ring. fig., eyes.
ʻōnohi₂		n. patch or fragment of a rainbow.
kiʻi ʻōnohi		n. pupil of the eye. fig., beloved person.
kiʻiʻōnohi		n. var. spelling of kiʻi ʻōnohi pupil of the eye. fig., beloved person.
konohī		n. Chinese New Year.
nonohi		redup. of nohi bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow...
ao ʻōnohi		n. cloud with rainbow (ʻōnohi) colors.
haku ʻōnohi		n. eyeball.
hoʻohī		to purge (of bowels). caus/sim of hī₂, dysentery, diarrhea; to flow, hiss; to...
hano ʻohi		n. collection tube, e.g. a test tube used to collect gas generated in an...
pohī		vi. to sink, settle, ebb.
kūkūohi		vs. sharp, steep, conspicuous, as house roof.
kupuohi		vi. to flourish, grow vigorously, mature early, as an adolescent.
wohi₁		n. one whose parent was of piʻo, naha, or nīʻaupiʻo rank, and the other...
wohi₂		var. spelling of ohi₁,₂ young animal, usually female, maiden just entering womanhood...; to peel, as bark...
ʻĀina Wohi		same as Nū Hepeke New Hebrides...
ʻĀinawohi		n. said to be a name for the New Hebrides.
kapu wohi		n. taboo of wohi chiefs, including exemption from the prostration taboo.
-uhi
uhi		lepo uhi. topsoil.
uhi₁		nvt. covering, cover, veil, film, lid, solid tattooing, tent (Puk. 26.12); to cover, spread...
uhi₂		n. large, bluish-brown birthmark.
uhi₃		n. the yam (Dioscorea alata), from southeast Asia, a climber with square stems, heart-shaped...
uhi₄		n. mother-of-pearl bivalve, mother-of-pearl shank.
uhi₅		n. turtle shell piece used for scraping olonā.
uhi₆		n. mark made by the gall of raw pūpū ʻawa (a shellfish) on tapa or on the skin as an...
kauhi		same as ʻākia a shrub.
waʻa kau hī		n. canoe for fishing aku.
maka uhi₁		n. face tattooed solid, without patterning.
maka uhi₂		n. tattooed eyelid, as a humiliating sign of a warrior's defeat.
maka uhi₃		n. downcast eyes.
puakauhi		Kauaʻi.
Hikauhi		n. name of the wife of the famous legendary navigator, Pākaʻa and of the coastal area,...
pāuhi		n. a mother-of-pearl bonito hook used when the sun was bright and high. lit., covering...
pale uhi		n. veil, covering.
-uhuhī		To tease, annoy, vex, nag.
hoʻouhuhī		to tease, annoy, vex, nag
ʻuhīʻuhī		nvi. whine, as of a child; to whine.
uhiuhi₁		redup. of uhi₁ covering...
uhiuhi₂		n. an endemic legume (Mezoneuron kauaiense), a tree with pink or red flowers and thin, broad,...
hoʻouhiuhi		to prepare uhiuhi wood for house posts
niuhi		n. man-eating shark, Carcharodon carcharias; any Hawaiian shark longer than 3.5 m is probably...
manō niuhi		see niuhi
kuhi		see manaʻo kuhi assumption; to assume...
kuhi₁		nvt. to point, gesture, as in speaking, directing an orchestra, or dancing the hula; gesture,...
kuhi₂		vi. to suppose, think, infer, presume, assume, expect, surmise, imagine.
kaha kuhi		n. reference mark in writing or printing to direct attention, as asterisk, dagger, arrow,...
kākuhi		vt. to chart, make a chart, graph; to distribute, as data on a graph. cf. ili,...
mīkini kākuhi		n. graphing calculator. lit., machine (for) graphing.
kalakuhi		n. color code; to color code (something).
lima kuhi		n. index finger; in printing, an index or hand calling attention to a note. lit., pointing...
anakuhi		n. template.
manamana kuhi₁		n. index finger.
manamana kuhi₂		n. hand of a watch or clock.
kuanakuhi		n. theory.
pakuhi		n. chart, graph, plot.
pākuhi		n. var. spelling of pakuhi chart, graph, plot.
piko pakuhi		n. origin of a graph. lit., graph center.
kālaikuhi		vt. theory; to theorize.
kuhikuhi		vt. to point, as a mouse arrow in a computer program.
kuhikuhi		vt. to show, demonstrate, as how a math problem is solved.
kuhikuhi		vt. to direct, as a movie or video production.
kuhikuhi		n. indicator; to indicate.
kuhikuhi₁		to show, demonstrate, designate, prescribe, teach, give orders, point out, point towards...
kuhikuhi₂		vs. sweet, tasty, fat.
palapala kuhikuhi		n. chart; statement, as of an account.
lama kuhikuhi		n. beacon, signal light.
lima kuhikuhi		n. hands of a clock. lit., pointing hands.
lima kuhikuhi		n. hand, as of an analog clock or watch.
uaki lima kuhikuhi		n. analog watch or clock, i.e. a watch or clock with hands. also uāki lima...
manamana kuhikuhi		n. index finger. Niʻihau.
haʻina kuhikuhi		n. directional adverbs, as mai, iho, aku, aʻe. lit., pointing adverbs.
ninahaidirina kuhikuhi		n. ninhydrin indicator.
paniinoa kuhikuhi		n. demonstrative pronoun. lit., directing pronoun.
papa kuhikuhi		n. table of contents, index, schedule, directory, program, timetable. lit., pointing-out...
papa kuhikuhi		n. table of contents.
papa kuhikuhi		n. menu, as in a computer program.
puke kuhikuhi		n. manual, book of directions.
mōkuhikuhi		vs. sweet, as sugar.
hoʻokuhikuhi		rare caus/sim of kuhikuhi₁, to show, demonstrate, designate, prescribe, teach, give...
lāʻau kuhikuhi		n. pointer, as used in a classroom.
kiʻi kuhi		n.v. to make time-keeping hula gestures with the left hand reaching forward and back to the front...
kiʻikuhi		n. diagram, schematic drawing.
ʻōkuhi		n. directions.
manaʻo kuhi		n. assumption; to assume. lit., assuming thought.
hahai ʻōkuhi		vt. to follow directions.
kōmi ʻōkuhi		n. macro, as in a computer program; script, i.e. a set of computer codes programmed to run...
hoʻokuhi₁		to teach the art of gesturing in the hula; to point, etc
hoʻokuhi₂		caus/sim of kuhi₂, to suppose, think, infer, presume, assume, expect, surmise,...
ukuhi₁		vt. to pour out, dip, as water. (-hi is a transitivizer and a reflex of PPN -fi; cf. Tongan...
ukuhi₂		vt. to wean, as a child.
kukuhi		rare var. of ukuhi to pour.
ukukuhi		redup. of ukuhi pour out...
helu kuhi		n. zip code. lit., pointing number.
lūhi		nvt. var. spelling of luhi₂ a child or other person tended and raised with devoted care; to care for and attend with care and affection; protégé...
luhi₁		nvs. weary, tired, fatigued; wearisome, burdensome, tiresome, laborious, tedious; burden, wearisome or...
luhi₂		nvt. a child or other person tended and raised with devoted care; to care for and attend with care and...
paʻa luhi		vs. overcome with weariness.
kāluhi		vs. flexible, pliable; easily shaken, as a tree branch; easily scattered, as ripe fruit or withered...
maka luhi		n. tired eyes, tired people, especially those who have been working hard on a community...
ʻahaʻaina maka luhi		n. feast given to honor those who prepared the feast and served, the workers being served by those who...
maluhi		dull, sleepy.
ʻahaʻaina lima luhi		similar to ʻahaʻaina maka luhi feast given to honor those who prepared the feast and served...
hoʻomaluhi		same as hoʻomāluhiluhi
hana luhi		nvs. tiresome activity or work, bother, toil.
hoa luhi		n. fellow worker, especially one helping to rear a child.
paluhi		same as luhi weary...
luhiluhi		redup. of luhi₁ weary, tired, fatigued; wearisome, burdensome, tiresome...
māluhiluhi		vs. tired, weary; worn out; tiresome, wearisome, fatiguing.
hoʻomāluhiluhi		to cause fatigue, exhaust, tire; tiresome, exhausting, toilsome
hoʻoluhiluhi		to make tired, disturbed, etc.; to wear one down with work. cf. hoʻoluhi
pōluhiluhi		redup. of poluhi dull, sleepy...
moluhi		var. of maluhi dull, sleepy...
hoʻoluhi		vt. to bother, disturb, trouble, wear out with work, overburden, inconvenience; nuisance, bother;...
luna hoʻoluhi		n. taskmaster. lit., officer who makes weary.
kauā hoʻoluhi		n. any type of kauā who works hard, vassal. lit., oppressed kauā.
hale hoʻoluhi		n. house of bondage.
poluhi		vs. dull, sleepy.
pōluhi		n. long spear.
luluhi₁		redup. of luhi₁,₂ weary, tired, fatigued...; to care for and attend with care and affection...
luluhi₂		black and heavy, of clouds; overcast, threatening.
hoʻoluluhi		to make sleepy; drowsy
poʻo luluhi		lit., tired head.
poluluhi₁		redup. of poluhi dull, sleepy...
poluluhi₂		vs. cloudy, misty, shady.
pululuhi		vs. hazy, foggy, cloudy. fig., befogged, as with sleep.
puluhi		vi. drenched. (Perhaps pulu₁ + -hi, transitivizer.)
mumuhi		nvi. buzzing, as of mosquitoes, perhaps a higher tone than the mumuhu.
nuhi		same as unuhi take out, withdraw...
unuhi₁		vt. to take out, withdraw, as money from a bank, or a drawer from a desk; to unsheath, extract; to...
unuhi₂		vt. to translate, interpret.
lepe unuhi		n. subtitle. lit., translation hem.
hoʻounuhi		to have something translated, withdrawn, etc
hoʻouhi		caus/sim of uhi₁, covering, cover, veil, film, lid, solid tattooing, tent; to...
puhi		vt. to fire, as clay or ceramics.
puhi₁		vt. to burn, set on fire, bake (preceded by ke),
puhi₂		nvi. to blow, puff; blowhole; spouting, as by a whale; to smoke, as tobacco. ...
puhi₃		vt. to extract, as water from steam; to distill, brew.
puhi₄		n. eel (see below). A hitherto undescribed eel was identified in 1978 as Gymnothorax...
puhi₅		same as maiʻa puhi a banana.
puhi₆		n. sticks supporting a pākuʻikuʻi net, called the puhi nui and the puhi...
puhi₇		n. uncircumcised foreskin.
puhi₈		see kua puhi, puhi kaokao abscess on the back...; active venereal sore...
ʻapuhi		vt. to deceive, lie, cheat.
waʻa puhi		n. a small, slim canoe used for surfing.
maiʻa puhi		n. an ancient Hawaiian variety of banana with green and brown trunk. The fruit is twisted when young;...
kāpuhi		n. master of an animal; nurse or caretaker of a child; provider in general (named from the...
maka puhi		n. fishhook with two opposite barbs, as used for eels. lit., eel point.
maka puhi		n. herringbone weave.
paka puhi		n. smoking tobacco.
hoʻokāpuhi		same as kāpuhi; to feed an eel; to nurse or care for a child or person. fig., clever,...
kualanapuhi		n. officer who watched over a sleeping or resting chief and waved the kāhili, feather...
panapanapuhi		a kind of shellfish.
haoa puhi		n. gorge used for catching eels: when the eel took the baited stick it was pulled by a string, and...
kua puhi		n. abscess on the back.
lua puhi₁		n. blowhole.
lua puhi₂		n. eel hole.
ʻawapuhi₁		n. wild ginger (Zingiber zerumbet), a forest herb with narrow leaves arranged along a stalk 30 to 60...
ʻawapuhi₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
ʻawapuhi₃		n. a type of taro (no data).
koaʻawapuhi		n. koa with yellowish wood, regarded as female by Hawaiians. lit., ginger koa.
ʻawe puhi		n. eel tentacle, but referring to the octopus, a euphemism for ʻaweule.
mōhai puhi		n. offering by fire.
puhipuhi		redup. of puhi₂ to blow.
pila puhipuhi		n. harmonica, mouth organ. lit., blowing fiddle.
pila puhipuhi		n. harmonica.
pilapuhipuhi		n. var. spelling of pila puhipuhi harmonica, mouth organ. lit., blowing fiddle.
maiʻa kahiki puhi		same as maiʻa puhi an ancient Hawaiian variety of banana with green and brown trunk...
hāuliuli puhi		n. a variety of hāuliuli, a fish. lit., eel hāuliuli.
iwipuhi		n. design on a tapa beater and on tapa consisting of a herringbone figure with a long...
iwipuhi		n. herringbone weave. dic.
ʻōpuhi		same as ʻawapuhi a kind of ginger.
ipu hao puhi		n. still, for distilling.
leleʻopuhi		vi. to leap obliquely into the water from a height. same as lele pāhiʻa.
hoʻopuhi		to cause to blow, blow. fig., to steal
pū puhi		n. trumpet, horn, conch shell trumpet.
pupuhi		to spit. fig., to abolish, as taboo (Kep. 143); to be blown away, flee.
ʻāhaʻikapupuhi		vi. to go with the wind, to disappear completely.
ʻoʻopu puhi		lit., eel.
pūpū puhi₁		n. sundial shell (Solarium sp.), Called hālili in some localities.
pūpū puhi₂		conch shell. lit., shell to blow. Kona.
pupupuhi		same as pupuhi spit...
kākau uhi		nvt. solid tattoo pattern; to tattoo thus.
puʻu hī		n. a desire to evacuate when bowels are loose.
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iʻi		vs. bristling, dishevelled (follows hulu, huhulu, huluhulu).
ʻiʻi₁		vs. small, stunted, undersized, dwarf.
ʻiʻī₁		vs. tight, difficult to extract, as a plug; stiff.
ʻīʻī₁		vs. sour, rancid, moldy, musty.
ʻiʻi₂		n. admired deep, rasping sound in chanting; tremor; guttural quality of some sounds, as back vowels or...
ʻiʻī₂		vi. to frown, scowl.
ʻĪʻī₂		n. family name of John Papa ʻĪʻī (1800–1870).
ʻiʻi₃		same as ʻiʻini desire, crave...
ʻiʻī₃		vi. to move swiftly. Kauaʻi.
ʻiʻi₄		vt. to gather, collect.
ʻiʻī₄		vs. lost, as old knowledge.
ʻiʻi₅		short for hāpuʻu ʻiʻi₁,₂ ferns.
ʻiʻi₆		vs. reddish-brown, as a dog's hair.
ʻiʻi₇		same as ʻapapane a bird.
-aii
kaīī		var. spelling of kaī of displeasure...
kāʻiʻī		vi. hard, rigid; stingy, close-fisted, hard-hearted, harsh; to refuse help; to deny a request; to strut...
kāʻīʻī		vi. var. spelling of kāʻiʻī hard...
kaʻiʻi₁		vs. smooth, unwrinkled.
kaʻiʻi₂		n. small-meshed net.
lehua maka ʻiʻi		n. a variety or taro. lit., small-eyed lehua.
palaʻiʻi		same as lehua palaʻiʻi a variety of taro.
lehua palaʻiʻi		n. a variety of taro, of common upland culture in Kona, Hawaiʻi. The plant is short to...
māʻīʻī		n. fatigue and backache.
māʻiʻi₁		short for māʻiʻiʻi suregeonfish; taro...
māʻiʻi₂		vi. to sprout; to begin to open, as flower petals.
nāiʻi		vt. to remove, take out.
kanaiʻi		same as kāʻiʻī
kakanaiʻi		same as kakana harsh, rude, ungracious, surly...
kakanaʻiʻi		var. spelling of kakanaiʻi harsh, rude, ungracious, surly...
kuaʻiʻi		vt. to flatter, cajole with flattery.
hoʻokuaʻiʻi		caus/sim of kuaʻiʻi, to flatter, cajole with flattery...
pua iʻi		n. var. spelling of puaʻiʻi tiny fry of fish.
puaʻiʻi		n. tiny fry of fish.
Hawaiʻi		nvs. Hawaiʻi (both the island Hawaiʻi Island and the group of...
Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiʻi; Hawaiian.
pia Hawaiʻi		see pia₂ starch...
piʻa Hawaiʻi		n. same as piʻa yam...
Keʻena Kuleana Hawaiʻi		n. Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA). lit., office (of) Hawaiian rights.
haʻawina Hawaiʻi		Hawaiian studies.
māhele haʻawina Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian studies department, as at a university or community college. lit., Hawaiian lessons...
hae Hawaiʻi₁		n. hibiscus. lit., Hawaiian flag, from having red petals striped with white.
hae Hawaiʻi₂		n. carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus), petals red with white stripes, formerly a great favorite...
hae Hawaiʻi₃		n. a variety of plumeria.
ohe Hawaiʻi		n. native bamboo (Schizostachyum glaucifolium) with long green joints, and large leaves. Wood...
loke Hawaiʻi		n. double pink rose.
kula kaiapuni Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian-medium school.
papa kaiapuni Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian-medium class.
ʻOihana Kālā o ka Mokuʻāina ʻo Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiʻi State Department of Finance. lit., money department of the State of...
ʻOihana Hoʻolālā a me ka Hoʻomohala Waiwai o ka Moku ʻāina ʻo Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiʻi State Department of Planning and Economic Development. lit., planning and economic...
ʻAhahui Kanu Kō Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association.
ʻAhahui Moʻolelo Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian Historical Society.
hoʻohawaiʻi		to act as a Hawaiian; to ape or imitate Hawaiians
ʻĀina Hoʻomalu Holoholona Lōhiu o Hawaiʻi		n. Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge.
Hakuohawaiʻi		n. Prince Albert, only son of Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma who died at the age of four in 1862,...
-eii
pālokeʻiʻi		n. parakeet. lit., under-sized parrot.
-hii
hiʻi₁		vt. to hold or carry in the arms, as a child; to bear; to nurse or tend a child (Hawaiians did not...
hiʻi₂		same as kūpoki a plaiting process.
hiʻi₃		vs. tall, as cliff or mountain.
alahiʻi		n. hem or finished border of a plaited mat or hat.
lonohiʻi		vi. to cry to be carried, of an infant carried too much; to fret in a spoiled way to be carried. lit.,...
hoʻohiʻi		caus/sim of hiʻi₁, to hold or carry in the arms, as a child; to bear; to nurse or...
kuhiʻī		n. specifications, specs; to specify.
-iii
ʻiʻiʻī		vi. to restrain, choke back; to groan, as with exertion.
ʻiʻiʻi₁		intensification of ʻiʻi₁, small, tiny.
ʻiʻiʻi₂		small hāpuʻu ʻiʻi and ʻamaʻu ʻiʻi ferns.
māʻīʻīʻī		rare redup. of māʻīʻī fatigue and backache...
māʻiʻiʻi₁		n. a surgeonfish (Acanthurus nigrofuscus).
māʻiʻiʻi₂		n. a variety of taro.
pāʻīʻiʻi		see nenue
komoiʻiʻi		vs. var. spelling of komoʻiʻiʻi very small, tiny, of small stature; also said of people of little consequence.
komoʻiʻiʻi		vs. very small, tiny, of small stature; also said of people of little consequence.
-kii
kiʻi		n. figure, as an illustration in a textbook; graphics.
kiʻi		vt. to receive a serve, in volleyball; also first pass. Niʻihau.
kiʻi₁		n. image, picture, photograph, drawing, diagram, illustration, likeness, cartoon, statue, idol,...
-kiʻi₁		see hākiʻi, hīkiʻi, mūkiʻi, nākiʻi, nīkiʻi all meaning to tie, bind.
kiʻi₂		vt. to fetch, get, procure, send for, go after, summon, attack; to seek for sexual ends. ...
-kiʻi₂		hoʻo.kiʻi Var. of hōkiʻi, thin, wasted. (Isa. 34.4.)
kiʻi₃		vi. to try and, go and (idiomatic).
kiʻi₄		nvi. hula step: one foot points to the side, front, and back; then the other foot does the...
kiʻi₅		same as ʻalani orange.
kiʻi₆		n. gesture, as in hula.
pea kiʻi		n. teddy bear. also pea pāʻani.
hākiʻi		vt. to tie, bind.
kaha kiʻi		n.v. to draw or paint a picture or draw plants; artist.
kākiʻi		vt. to strike at, aim at, smite (FS 89); to brandish threateningly, as a war club (FS...
aka kiʻi		n. negative of a photograph.
akakiʻi		n. photo negative.
kākākiʻi		vs. clumsy, awkward-moving, gangling, blundering in speech, uncouth in manner and speech; rambling, as...
maka kiʻi		nvi. flirtatious eyes; to lure or attract with the eyes.
makakiʻi		n. mask. lit., image face.
makakiʻi		see nananana makakiʻi mask spider...
nananana makakiʻi		n. happy face spider. lit., mask spider. also nanana makakiʻi.
kāpala kiʻi		v. to daub designs, especially to fit ocherous earth in petroglyphs.
palapala kiʻi		n. summons, process, writ, warrant, subpoena. lit., document for fetching.
Kāwalakiʻi		n. upper stroke in club fighting.
hula kiʻi₁		nvi. dance of the images in which the dancers postured stiffly like images; to dance thus....
hula kiʻi₂		n. a dance with marionettes.
kamakiʻi		vs. lazy, shirking, indolent.
nākiʻi		vt. to tie.
ʻanakiʻi		same as ʻamokiʻi₂ genitals of male...
uea nākiʻi		n. twist tie, as used with plastic bags. lit., tying wire.
-manakiʻi		hoʻo.mana.kiʻi Idolatrous; to worship images.
hoʻomanakiʻi		idolatrous; to worship images
pena kiʻi		n.v. to paint pictures; picture painter; water colors.
kahuna kiʻi		n. caretaker of images, who wrapped, oiled, and stored them, and carried them into battle ahead of the...
pakiʻi		vs. flat, as a tire. Niʻihau.
pākiʻi₁		vs. flat, fallen flat, spread out flat, flattened.
pākiʻi₂		n. various flatfishes (Bothus mancus). The name may be qualified by the terms...
pākiʻi₃		vs. broiled, as puppies that were split and laid flat.
pāpākiʻi		vi. to sit flat, as on the floor.
koʻe pākiʻi		n. planaria. lit., flat worm.
pepa kiʻi		n. joker, in a deck of cards. lit., picture card.
hoʻopākiʻi		to flatten out
kūākiʻi		vi. to stand with hands on hips or crossed in front, as suggestive of the stance of an image...
akua kiʻi		n. image representing a god.
pua kiʻi		same as ʻōpua kiʻi cloud bank containing images...
puakiʻi₁		vs. thin, skinny.
puakiʻi₂		vt. to take, as without permission.
ʻōpua kiʻi		n. cloud bank containing images.
pōpuakiʻi		n. clusters of cloud banks.
paekiʻi		n. row of clouds, as on the horizon. lit., row of images.
wāwae kiʻi		same as kiʻi₄, wāwae₂ a hula step.
lehelehe kiʻi		nvs. indolent talker; to do nothing but talk. lit., image lips.
hoʻolehelehe kiʻi		caus/sim of lehelehe kiʻi, indolent talker; to do nothing but talk. lit., image...
pākū hoʻolele kiʻi		n. screen for projecting slides or movies. lit., screen (for) projecting...
lepe kiʻi		n. caption, as for a picture; to caption. lit., picture hem.
pēpē kiʻi		n. doll, a child's plaything. Niʻihau.
kālai kiʻi		n.v. sculptor, wood carver; to make statues.
paʻi kiʻi		n.v. to take pictures, photographs; photographer. lit., snap pictures.
paʻi kiʻi		vt. to photograph or take a picture, either still or motion (preceded by ke).
pepa paʻi kiʻi		n. photographic film.
pahu paʻikiʻi		n. var. spelling of pahupaʻikiʻi camera, kodak. lit., box for printing pictures.
pahupaʻikiʻi		n. camera, kodak. lit., box for printing pictures.
hīkiʻi		nvt. binding, tying; to tie, bind, make fast.
pakuhi kiʻi		n. pictogram, pictograph, as in a computer program. lit., picture chart.
puhikiʻi		n. according to some, young of all flying fish; according to others, same as...
kiʻikiʻi₁		redup. of kiʻi₂ fetch, get...
kiʻikiʻi₂		same as kīkiʻi lean, tilt...
ʻakiʻikiʻi		n. dip net, as used in fishing uhu.
ʻākiʻikiʻi		n. var. spelling of ʻakiʻikiʻi dip net, as used in fishing uhu.
ʻupena ʻākiʻikiʻi		n. dip net.
hākiʻikiʻi		redup. of hākiʻi to tie, bind...
pōhākiʻikiʻi		vt. to carry on the shoulders, as a favorite child who holds on to the head, with legs dangling down in...
nākiʻikiʻi		redup. of nākiʻi to tie...
Nākiʻikiʻi		n. Zuben Elschamali, a star.
pākiʻikiʻi₁		redup. of pākiʻi₁ flat...
pākiʻikiʻi₂		n. small dip net used in fishing in shallows.
ʻupena pākiʻikiʻi		n. same as ʻupena ʻākiʻikiʻi
hoʻopākiʻikiʻi		redup. of hoʻopākiʻi
hīkiʻikiʻi		redup. of hīkiʻi binding, tying; to tie, bind, make fast...
nīkiʻikiʻi		redup. of nīkiʻi to tie.
māuikiʻikiʻi		n. solstice.
hoʻokiʻikiʻi		to cause to fetch, fetch, take hold of, seize, get
mūkiʻikiʻi		redup. of mūkiʻi tie, tether...
kīkiʻi₁		vi. to lean back; to tilt, heel, as a ship; to stretch out, extend.
kīkiʻi₂		n. spiral fishhook with the end curled back fairly close to the shaft.
hikikiʻi₁		vi. to lean back, relax.
hikikiʻi₂		vi. to spread, as mist; to rain, especially a slanting rain.
noho hikikiʻi		n. chair that tilts backward.
hoʻokīkiʻi		caus/sim of kīkiʻi₁, to lean back; to tilt, heel, as a ship; to stretch out,...
hoʻokīkiʻi		vt. to cause to tilt, as the camera when filming a movie or video production.
ukikiʻi		vt. to fetch, of several.
pūkikiʻi		n. a variety of flying fish.
mīkini hoʻoili kiʻi		n. scanner, as for a computer program. hand scanner, flat-bed scanner HE....
kūpilikiʻi		nvs. crowded, packed, distressed, severe; critical, as in a crisis; in dire trouble; difficulties. ...
nīkiʻi		vt. to tie, as a rope or knot.
hōkiʻi		nvs. thin, wasted; tuberculosis, wasting sickness; consumption. cf. Isa....
olokele hōkiʻi		n. immature olokele, bird.
kikokiʻi		n. pixel, i.e. the unit that makes up an image displayed on a videoscreen.
ʻamokiʻi₁		n. stem of fruits or tubers; small end of sweet potato tuber.
ʻamokiʻi₂		genitals of male.
hoʻokiʻi₁		to send, have sent for; to take away
hoʻokiʻi₂		var. of hōkiʻi, thin, wasted
poʻokiʻi		n. mask, jack-o'-lantern. lit., image head.
pōkiʻi₁		n. younger brother or sister or closely related younger cousin, often spoken...
pōkiʻi₂		n. second or final brewing, as of ti root or sugar cane.
pōkiʻi₃		n. name of the canoe of the owner of the net used in mālolo or iheihe fishing.
muli pōkiʻi		n. younger brother, sister, or cousin. fig., genitals.
hoʻopōkiʻi		to claim a pōkiʻi relationship; to behave as a pōkiʻi
lāʻau kiʻi		n. easel.
makaʻu kiʻi		n. fear of images representing gods.
mūkiʻi		vt. to tie; tether.
loulou kiʻi		vt. to subscribe, as in a computer program. lit., link pictures.
pūkiʻi₁		vt. to tie. for variants see nīkiʻi.
pūkiʻi₂		same as puhikiʻi young flying fish...
-lii
liʻi		abbreviation for liʻiliʻi (small).
liʻi₁		vs. small, tiny.
liʻi₂		short for aliʻi, chief, being especially common after nā:
aliʻi		nvs. chief, chiefess, officer, ruler, monarch, peer, headman, noble, aristocrat, king, queen, commander;...
ʻaʻaliʻi		n. native hardwood shrubs or trees (Dodonaea, all species), 30 cm to 10 m [1-33...
haʻaliʻi		same as hāliʻi a covering, spread; to spread, as a sheet...
kā aliʻi		n.v. ceremonial throwing of spears at a high chief returning from a voyage; he dodges or catches the...
Halaaliʻi		var. spelling of Halāliʻi
ʻula aliʻi		n. chiefly blood.
ʻoihana aliʻi₁		n. duty or office of chief or king.
ʻoihana aliʻi₂		n. Book of Chronicles (Old Testament).
Kaʻaʻēnāaliʻi		n. a lua fighting stroke.
hoa aliʻi		n. companion of a chief, fellow chief, chief descended from the god Kāne. fig., the...
paʻaliʻi		same as koali ʻai a morning-glory, when used as a medicine.
papa aliʻi		n. one of the chiefly class; chiefly class.
makua aliʻi		n. progenitor, patriarch, head of a tribe.
pua aliʻi		n. descendant of a chief.
ʻāneʻe aliʻi		n. parasite or sponger on a chief; royalist (disparaging).
mānienie aliʻi		n. wire grass (Eleusine indica), a weed in lawns and waste places, a strong, smooth, tufted...
anaina ʻike aliʻi		n. var. spelling of anainaʻike aliʻi royal reception or audience.
anainaʻike aliʻi		n. royal reception or audience.
hale aliʻi		n. chief's house, royal residence, palace.
pāpale aliʻi		n. crown.
hāliʻi		nvt. a covering, spread; to spread, as a sheet.
mokuhāliʻi₁		n. a medicinal plant.
mokuhāliʻi₂		n. name of a god of canoe makers.
Kūmokuhāliʻi		a god of forests and canoe makers; his wife was Lea. lit., Kū island spreader.
ʻai aliʻi		v. to rule (or eat) as a chief.
haʻialiʻi		n. name of a hard rock used for making adzes.
ʻohai aliʻi		n. the pride of Barbados (Caesalpinia pulcherrima), an ornamental leguminous shrub with red...
kaialiʻi		n. hard type of rock, used for adzes.
palai aliʻi		n. a variety of palai a fern.
maʻi aliʻi		n. royal disease, leprosy (so-called because the first leper was said to have been a...
pai aliʻi		v. to laud or praise a chief; to elevate one's own ego by recounting one's association with chiefs;...
wai aliʻi		n. chiefly water; royal liquor, gin (in Kalākaua's song, Koni...
lei aliʻi		n. royal lei, chief's lei, crown (Hoik. 4.4), diadem.
ʻāina lei aliʻi		n. crown lands.
Kaʻōnohialiʻi		n. star appearing in month of Kaulua, remaining visible through the month of...
piʻi aliʻi		v. to claim chiefly blood, whether or not it exists.
piʻialiʻi		n. a native variety of taro, one of the oldest varieties grown in Hawaiʻi; formerly known as...
piʻipiʻi aliʻi		redup. of piʻialiʻi a native variety of taro, one of the oldest varieties grown in Hawaiʻi...
hoʻopiʻi aliʻi		caus/sim of piʻi aliʻi, to claim chiefly blood, whether or not it...
keiki aliʻi		n. prince, child of a chief.
Ukalialiʻi		n. the planet Mercury. lit., following the chief [i.e., the sun].
Ukalialiʻi		n. Mercury (the planet).
-pilipili aliʻi		hoʻo.pili.pili aliʻi To claim relationship to a chief, as of one only remotely...
hoʻopilipili aliʻi		to claim relationship to a chief, as of one only remotely related, or of one desirous of...
Kahulialiʻi		n. name of a star.
lani aliʻi₁		n. royal chief.
lani aliʻi₂		same as nani aliʻi shrubs, allamandas...
lanialiʻi		var. spelling of lani aliʻi₂ shrubs, allamandas...
nani aliʻi		n. allamandas with large yellow flowers (Allamanda cathartica and some varieties), from Brazil,...
nanialiʻi		n. var. spelling of nani aliʻi allamandas with large yellow flowers (Allamanda cathartica and some varieties)...
penialiʻi		n. pennyroyal, a kind of flower.
kāliʻi		vt. to hurl spears at a chief as he landed from a canoe, in order that he might exhibit his dexterity...
makaliʻi		see pākū makaliʻi, marquisette, a kind of curtain, waiehu makaliʻi.
makaliʻi₁		nvs. tiny, very small, fine, wee, small-meshed; narrow wefts.
Makaliʻi₃		n. Hawaiian month name; the six summer months collectively.
Makaliʻi₂		n. Pleiades; Castor and Pollux. See
Makaliʻi₄		a chief of Waimea, Kauai, father-in-law of Manokalanipō, and famous as an...
Nākāamakaliʻi		n. Pleiades. lit., the bailers of Makaliʻi.
Nāwāhineamakaliʻi		n. Pleiades. lit., the wives of Makaliʻi.
Kalālaniamakaliʻi		n. star or stars, probably Pleiades. See Pleiades.
Nākōkōamakaliʻi		n. probably Pleiades. lit., the nets of Makaliʻi.
popohe makaliʻi		same as ʻoʻoi a seaweed.
Kanoemakaliʻi		n. name of a star. lit., the Pleiades mist.
Keaweawemakaliʻi		n. perhaps the constellation Pleiades.
ʻoāliʻi makaliʻi		n. a native fern (Schizaea robusta). Called haili-o-Pua on...
ʻiliʻili makaliʻi		n. gravel, small stones.
huihui maka liʻi		n. a kind of seaweed.
Kao Makaliʻi		n. Makaliʻi's dart, a constellation.
Kawaomakaliʻi		n. name of a constellation in the Milky Way. lit., precipice of Makaliʻi.
Kahuihuiomakaliʻi		n. Pleiades.
Uhumakaliʻi		n. a stroke in lua fighting. (containing reference to ocean dwellers...
pākū makaliʻi		n. marquisette, a kind of curtain. lit., small-meshed curtain.
kupukupu makaliʻi		n. a fern (Thelypteris boydiae, synonym Dryopteris cyatheoides var....
lāliʻi		vs. detailed; to do detailed work, attend to small details.
lāliʻi		vs. detailed, intricate, as a design.
Halāliʻi₁		n. name of a pleasure-loving chief of Niʻihau in ancient times. His name became synonymous...
halāliʻi₂		n. a variety of sugar cane, vigorous, large, of the Lahaina type, perhaps named for...
ʻulāliʻi		n. measles.
ʻulāliʻi₁		n. measles; red spots of measles
ʻulāliʻi₂		n. dotted swiss or other cloth with red spots; red spots.
māliʻi		var. of mālili blighted, blasted, withered, stunted, as fruits...; cooled, calmed...
kamaliʻi		n. children, progeny (only used in the plural; sometimes used without the article nā). lit.,...
kamāliʻi		n. royal child. (kama + aliʻi.)
kula kamaliʻi		n. primary school, kindergarten. lit., children's school.
kula kamaliʻi		n. preschool. lit., school (for) children.
hana kamaliʻi		vs. childishness; childish; so easy that a child can do it.
hoa kamaliʻi		n. childhood playmate.
wā kamaliʻi		n. childhood.
moe kamaliʻi		n. child's crib or bed.
ʻumi kamaliʻi		same as ʻumi keiki infanticide...
hoʻokamaliʻi		childish.
helu kamaliʻi		n. children's arithmetic.
ʻanaliʻi₁		vs. wee, stunted.
ʻanaliʻi₂		n. a native fern (Asplenium lobulatum) with narrow fronds to 45 cm long, having many narrow...
ʻaʻanaliʻi		var. of kakanaliʻi stunted.
kanaliʻi		vs. stunted, wee.
kakanaliʻi		vs. stunted, wee.
Hinaliʻi₁		n. name of a chief in whose time occurred a famous deluge called kai a ka Hinaliʻi; the...
Hinaliʻi₂		n. name of a star that appears in the month of Hilinehu and follows in its course the star...
Kahinaliʻi		n. name of a legendary chief in whose time was a great sea flood (HM 315), Malo Ch....
kai a ka hinaliʻi		var. spelling of kai a Kahinaliʻi flood...
kai a Kahinaliʻi		flood...
ahunāliʻi		n. a land division.
ʻahunāliʻi₁		n. a tapa for chiefs, colored with candlenut and noni and striped red.
ʻahunāliʻi₂		n. issue of a union of a male chief and a commoner.
ʻoāliʻi		n. maidenhair spleenwort, a fern (Asplenium trichomanes) found on high mountains of Hawaiʻi...
hoa liʻi		same as hoa aliʻi, companion of a chief, fellow chief, chief descended from the god...
hoʻāliʻi		to make a chief, establish royalty in office; to imitate royalty; to treat as royalty; regal,...
Kahōāliʻi		a god, said to be in the Pele family, sometimes associated with the underworld. During...
noho aliʻi		nvt. throne, reign, chieftainship, tenure as chief, rule; to reign, act as chief.
haʻalele noho aliʻi		v. to abdicate a throne.
aloaliʻi		nvi. in the presence of chiefs; royal court.
Hale ʻAhaʻōlelo Aliʻi		n. House of Nobles.
Kawelo Aliʻi		n. name of a star said to rise during the month of Hilinehu, and to be accompanied by the...
mamo aliʻi		n. descendant of a chief.
moʻo aliʻi₁		n. genealogy of chiefs, history of chiefs, chiefly line of succession.
moʻo aliʻi₂		n. lit., royal lizard.
kupaliʻi₁		Hawaiʻi.
kupaliʻi₂		vs. small, dwarfish, diminutive; humble, of low rank; of retarded growth.
kupaliʻi₃		n. a variety of kava with very small leaf.
aualiʻi		vs. royal, chiefly.
lāʻau aliʻi		n. children of chiefs by second matings; their children were termed laʻa uli.
naʻau aliʻi		nvs. kind, thoughtful, forgiving, loving, possessed of aloha, beneficent, benevolent, loving...
kaualiʻi		n. a commoner elevated to chieftainship.
kākau aliʻi		n. royal scribe; writer of chronology or history of chiefs.
kaukaualiʻi		n. class of chiefs of lesser rank than the high chief, the father a high chief and the mother of lower...
hua liʻi₁		nvs. small or inferior fruit; runt; small, puny.
hua liʻi₂		n. small letter.
ʻaʻahu aliʻi		n. regal attire, a royal robe, a type of colored tapa worn by people of...
ʻĀʻahualiʻi		n. a fabulous being said to have had extraordinary strength, to have come from the center of the...
ʻĀʻāhualiʻi		n. var. spelling of ʻĀʻahualiʻi a fabulous being said to have had extraordinary strength, to have come from the center of the earth, and to have been the creator of all dwarfs.
kahu aliʻi		n. royal guardian in the family of a high chief.
kohu aliʻi		vs. of chiefly bearing, stately, noble.
kualiʻi		n. dwarfed plant or animal.
Kūaliʻi		one of the last great chiefs, a descendent of Līloa's wife Pineʻa, said to have...
haʻakualiʻi		n. a class of dwarfish people of great strength and valor.
makualiʻi		same as makua aliʻi progenitor, head of a tribe...
Pāulikūaliʻi		n. a star observed by priests in the month of Ikiiki. lit., chief-like darkness.
Hōkūaliʻi		called Hōkūaliʻiwahine in Kep. 83.
hulu aliʻi		n. royal favorite and loved one; royal feather.
lulu aliʻi		n. royal feather cloak (rare); chiefly protection.
Lonoikaʻoualiʻi		an image god taken by Laʻamaikahiki from Raʻiātea, Society Islands, to Wailua,...
pualiʻi₁		var. spelling of pua aliʻi descendant of a chief...
pualiʻi₂		n. kind of tapa used for loincloths and sarongs.
ʻōpū aliʻi		same as naʻau aliʻi kind, thoughtful, forgiving, loving, possessed of aloha, beneficent, benevolent, loving heart...
ʻawa liʻi		same as ʻawaakāne a variety of kava.
ʻawaliʻi		n. type of hard stone from which adzes were made.
ʻowāliʻi		var. spelling of ʻoāliʻi maidenhair spleenwort, a fern...
ʻIwakeliʻi		n. Cassiopeia, a constellation.
ʻōmoleliʻi		n. vial. lit., small bottle.
liʻiliʻi		vs. here and there, piecemeal, a little at a time; in bits, few. small, little, diminutive,...
liʻiliʻi		vs. little, small.
liʻiliʻi		vs. small, as drink size. abb. liʻi.
mea liʻiliʻi		n. detail. lit., small thing. also mea kikoʻī, mea liʻiliʻi kikoʻī.
hāliʻiliʻi		redup. of hāliʻi a covering, spread...
makaliʻiliʻi		redup. of makaliʻi tiny, very small, fine, wee, small-meshed...
kopalā liʻiliʻi		n. small spade, as a garden tool. lit., small shovel.
manamana liʻiliʻi		n. little finger. also manamana iki.
palaoa liʻiliʻi		n. roll, biscuit.
pā liʻiliʻi		n. small dish; saucer (preceded by ke).
hua liʻiliʻi₁		n. berry.
hua liʻiliʻi₂		nvs. grace note in music.
kualiʻiliʻi		same as kualiliʻi abate, slacken...
lua liʻiliʻi		n. outhouse, toilet. lit., small pit.
hale lua liʻiliʻi		n. outhouse. lit., house with little pit.
wā liʻiliʻi		see wā kamaliʻi childhood...
ʻohe liʻiliʻi		n. dwarf bamboo.
pākeke liʻiliʻi		n. pail. lit., small bucket.
hale liʻiliʻi		n. outhouse. lit., small house.
nahawele liʻiliʻi		n. a shell (Brachidontes crebristriatus). lit., small nahawele.
ʻiole liʻiliʻi		n. small rat, mouse.
wailiʻiliʻi		n. a decorated tapa. lit., small colors.
laukahi liʻiliʻi		n. a native sword-shaped fern (Elaphoglossum sp.) lit., small laukahi.
kāpiki liʻiliʻi		n. brussels sprouts (Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera). lit., small...
ponimōʻī liʻiliʻi		n. the sweet William (Dianthus barbatus), a relative of the carnation, grown in gardens for...
niholiʻiliʻi		n. a tapa design. lit., small teeth or notches.
hoʻoliʻiliʻi		to decrease, lessen, make small
pahu poʻo liʻiliʻi		n. keg. lit., small-headed barrel.
lāʻau liʻiliʻi		small bush, plant, or stick.
kau liʻiliʻi		vt. to scatter here and there in small quantities; to divide or distribute small amounts. ...
ʻohe lau liʻiliʻi		n. small-leafed bamboo.
hōkū liʻiliʻi		n. small star, asteroid.
moku liʻiliʻi		n. islet, small ship, small grove or cluster.
uku liʻiliʻi		n. installment payment, small payment.
manu liʻiliʻi		n. English sparrow; European housefinch (Passer domesticus); introduced before 1870; little...
inu liʻiliʻi		vt. to drink but a little, sip.
puʻupuʻu liʻiliʻi		nvi. smallpox; to have smallpox. lit., small lumps.
maʻi puʻupuʻu liʻiliʻi		n. smallpox. lit., disease with many little pimples.
liliʻi		vs. tiny, dainty, fine.
kualiliʻi		redup. of kualiʻi to abate, slacken, diminish, grow less.
kōlīliʻi		vi. dwindling, diminishing, as of water in a stream or pool, or of something in the distance, or of...
ʻauliliʻi		vs. precision; precise.
koliʻi₁		n. a native lobelia shrub (Trematolobelia macrostachys) to 1.8 m high, with several horizontal...
koliʻi₂		vi. to disappear gradually, as a ship on the horizon; to evaporate; to be barely visible, as the sun's...
koliʻi₃		n. luakini dedication prayer. Also koliʻi maomao
kōkōliʻi		n. thick black cloud.
hoʻokōkōliʻi		to rise, as a thick black cloud
lōliʻi		v. relaxed, at ease, without worry, carefree.
ʻoʻololiʻi		var. spelling of ʻoʻololī narrow...
hauloliʻi		n. descendant, offspring.
ʻūliʻi		vs. tiny, wee, petite.
ʻauliʻi₁		vs. dainty, neat, trim, cute, exquisite, nice, perfect.
ʻauliʻi₂		n. a small staff.
-makauliʻi		hoʻo.makau.liʻi To seek every detail; to find out even the smallest things,...
makauliʻi₁		vs. saving, economical, thrifty, provident; miserly, avaricious, eager to own.
makauliʻi₂		vs. broad-backed, thick-shelled, of a turtle.
hoʻomakauliʻi₁		to economize; thrifty, saving, economical, frugal; to desire, covet.
hoʻomakauliʻi₂		to seek every detail; to find out even the smallest things, scrutinize.
lau liʻi		vs. small-leafed; qualifying term for some plants, as maile.
lau liʻi		small leaf
ʻahakea lau liʻi		n. a small-leafed ʻahakea (Bobea elatior var. brevipes).
pilo kea lau liʻi		n. a native shrub (Platydesma rostratum), with long, narrow leaves, clustered, axillary...
kōlea lau liʻi		n. a native small tree or shrub with small leaves (Myrsine sandwicensis).
kāmakahala lau liʻi		n. a native shrub (Labordia waialealae) with small leaves 1.3 to 2.6 cm long, found only on Mt....
lehua lau liʻi		n. a form of ʻōhiʻa lehua tree with very small leaves. lit., small-leafed lehua.
ʻiwa lau liʻi		same as ʻiwaʻiwa lau liʻi a native fern (Asplenium macraei) with narrow, feather-shaped fronds 30 to 60 cm long...
ʻiwaʻiwa lau liʻi		n. a native fern (Asplenium macraei) with narrow, feather-shaped fronds 30 to 60 cm long, with...
maile lau liʻi		n. a variety of maile (f. angusta), with narrow pointed leaves. lit., small-leaved...
mākuʻe lau liʻi		n. a small native fern (Grammitis hookeri), with narrow, unbranched fronds 8 to 24 cm long,...
palai lau liʻi		n. a small native filmy fern (Sphaerociomium obtusum), growing on forest trees, 2.5 to 6 cm...
palapalai lau liʻi		n. a native fern (Diellia pumila), 10 to 30 cm high, with narrow, pinnate fronds. lit.,...
ʻākulikuli lau liʻi		same as ʻākulikuli kula purslane (Portulaca oleracea)...
kupukupu lau liʻi		n. long, narrow fern (Nephrolepis duffii), with numerous short lateral divisions to the frond....
hōʻauliʻi		to make attractive, neat.
moena ʻahu liʻi		n. fine mat. lit., fine garment mat.
ʻuku liʻi		nvs. tiny, small, petite; wee; small flea or louse.
huku liʻi		nvs. small protuberance; small, little.
hukuliʻi		nvs. var. spelling of huku liʻi small protuberance; small, little.
paipuliʻi		n. pipette.
kupuliʻi		var. of kupa liʻi₂ small, dwarfish...
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miʻi₁		short for ʻūmiʻi clasp.
miʻi₂		vs. attractive, fine-appearing, good-looking.
ʻūmiʻi		vt. to give a severe electric shock.
ʻūmiʻi		vt. to staple. Niʻihau.
ʻūmiʻi		vt. clamp.
ʻūmiʻi₁		nvt. clamp, clip, clasp, staple, clutch, buckle, vise, trap; to pinch, clip, clasp, clamp,...
ʻūmiʻi₂		nvt. sharp body pain, pang, or cramp, as in the side.
papa ʻūmiʻi		n. clipboard, as in a computer program.
ʻūpā ʻūmiʻi		n. pliers.
ʻūpāʻūmiʻi		n. var. spelling of ʻūpā ʻūmiʻi pliers.
mea wehe ʻūmiʻi		n. staple remover. Niʻihau.
pihi ʻūmiʻi		n. snap, fastener (preceded by ke).
kui ʻūmiʻi		n. metal binder, as in a notebook.
puke kuiʻūmiʻi		n. saddle staple-bound book. lit., staple fastener book.
-nii
niʻi		vs. salt-encrusted, as one exposed to sun and sea.
uāniʻi		nvs. stiff, as salted fish; stiffness.
anauaniʻi		same as ʻanianiau a honey creeper.
hoʻouāniʻi		to stiffen
uwāniʻi		var. spelling of uāniʻi
-oii
hōʻiʻī₁		caus/sim of ʻiʻī₂, to frown, scowl... (often used with maka)...
hōʻiʻī₂		to strain and grunt as during real or false pain or exertion; labor pains. fig.,...
hōʻīʻī₃		to cause to sour. caus/sim of ʻīʻī₁, sour, rancid, moldy, musty...
ʻīlio ʻiʻi		n. small curly-haired native dog, said to be in four colors; reddish-brown (as the fibers of the...
koiʻi		vi. to diminish, decrease.
koʻiʻi₁		nvi. fresh, as plants; erection of male genital.
koʻiʻi₂		nvt. desire; to desire.
hau koʻiʻi		n. a kind of hard hau tree.
noiʻi		vi. to seek knowledge or information; to investigate; investigation, examination, research, searching...
noiʻi		vt. investigation; to investigate; to research.
ʻāpana noiʻi		n. quadrat, i.e. a rectangular plot used for ecological or population studies. lit., research...
puke noiʻi		n. reference or resource book, as an encyclopedia. lit, book (for) research. cf....
nonoiʻi		same as noʻinoʻi stunted.
-pii
piʻi		cf ʻōnaehana mīkā emi
-piʻi		complain, accuse, claim...
piʻi₁		vi. to go inland or overland (whether or not uphill), to go or walk up, climb, ascend, mount, rise;...
piʻi₂		vi. to experience personally, or appear, as heat, cold, emotion.
piʻi₃		same as piʻipiʻi₃ curly.
piʻi₄		same as pipiʻi expensive.
piʻi₅		nvt. intercourse; to practice intercourse; to mount, as of male animals.
piʻi₆		n. triangular piece inserted in a holokū skirt to add width, or inserted at the base of the...
piʻi₇		n. taros. see below.
ʻāpiʻi₁		vs. curly.
ʻāpiʻi₂		n. tapa-beater design.
ʻāpiʻi₃		n. a variety of taro in the piko group, having light-colored corms which are good for...
ʻāpiʻi₄		n. a ti plant with green, crinkly leaves.
piko lehua ʻāpiʻi		n. a native variety of taro, with leaves dark-green and crinkled below; the corms with...
ʻahapiʻi		n. a kind of tapa dyed with kukui bark and decorated with fine lines, for...
kāpiʻi		nvs. curly; person with curly hair, believed to be strong and hence a good warrior. fig., warrior,...
kala maka piʻi		same as mākole mākōpiʻi and kalemakapiʻi, mosses.
limu kala maka piʻi		see kala maka piʻi kind of moss...
kalemakapiʻi		var. of kala maka piʻi a moss.
limu kalemakapiʻi		see kalemakapiʻi var. of kala maka piʻi, a moss...
ʻōnaehana mīkā piʻi		n. high-pressure system, in meteorology. lit., ascending pressure system.
alapiʻi		n. stairs, steps, ladder, stile, doorstep, ascent, scale (musical).
paepae alapiʻi		n. staircase landing. lit., stairs platform.
palena piʻi		n. amplitude, as of a pendulum. lit., limit (to) ascend.
kai piʻi		n. high or rising tide, high waves.
wai piʻi		nvi. rising water, overflow of water, flood (Ier. 46.7); to flow, overflow.
unahipiʻi		vs. cracked and peeling, of the soles or heels of the feet.
piʻipiʻi		see wai piʻipiʻi sparkling water...
piʻipiʻi₁		bubbling forth, as water (Kanl. 8.7); to overflow, as charged water;...
piʻipiʻi₂		redup. of piʻi₂ experience personally...
piʻipiʻi₃		vs. curly, curled, wavy.
piʻipiʻi₄		same as pipiʻi expensive.
piʻipiʻi₅		redup. of piʻi₅ intercourse...
piʻipiʻi₆		same as mānienie ʻula a grass.
ʻāpiʻipiʻi₁		vs. wavy, crimpy, kinky, very curly; tempestuous, as waves.
ʻāpiʻipiʻi₂		n. a kind of seaweed that is tough and not eaten much, perhaps Amansia...
ʻiwaʻiwa ʻāpiʻipiʻi		n. the curly-leaved maidenhair (Adiantum tenerum f. farleyense), an ornamental fern much like...
wai piʻipiʻi		charged water, bubbling water.
wai piʻipiʻi		n. mineral or sparkling water.
hoʻopiʻipiʻi₁		to sail, beat, or tack against the wind; to regurgitate
hoʻopiʻipiʻi₂		same as hoʻopiʻina₂
hoʻopiʻipiʻi₃		to stir up ill feelings, to rouse anger; jealousy
lāʻau hoʻopiʻipiʻi		same as lāʻau hoʻopiʻi emetic. lit., medicine to make come up...
pipiʻi		the commonest meaning is "expensive, high-priced."
wai pipiʻi		var. spelling of wai piʻipiʻi charged water...
pipipiʻi		redup. of piʻi₁,₂,₃,₄,₅ ascend; experience; curly; expensive; intercourse...
hoʻopipiʻi		same as hoʻopiʻipiʻi; to set a high price
Hanuipiʻi		n. a stroke in lua fighting. lit., rising breath.
makaʻōpiʻi		same as mākole mākōpiʻi native moss...
limumākolemakaʻōpiʻi		same as mākole mākōpiʻi a moss.
mākōpiʻi		same as mākole mākōpiʻi a moss.
mākōpiʻi		n. moss, general term.
mākole mākōpiʻi		n. a native moss (Thuidium hawaiense), the plants branching in one plane, looking like small...
koko piʻi		n. high blood pressure. lit., mounting blood.
pākela koko piʻi		n. hypertension, i.e. abnormally high arterial blood pressure. lit., excessive high blood...
hoʻopiʻi		vt. to breed, impregnate. cf. haʻakipu.
hoʻopiʻi		vt. litigation; to litigate.
hoʻopiʻi₁		to cause to rise, raise up, promote, promotion. mount, come up, bring forth, utter; to...
hoʻopiʻi₂		same as hoʻopiʻipiʻi₃ to stir up ill feelings, to rouse anger; jealousy...
hoʻopiʻi₃		to cause to mount, as of male animals; to breed, impregnate
hoʻopiʻi₄		to sue, bring suit, bring a complaint to one in authority, accuse in court, prosecute, petition;...
mea hoʻopiʻi		n. plaintiff. cf. mea kūpale.
pākēneka hoʻopiʻi		n. markup, as in the price of an article. lit., percentage (of) raising.
palapala hoʻopiʻi		n. warrant, as for arrest; claim, indictment, petition, application.
ehehoʻopiʻi		n. carved parallel or undulating lines on a tapa beater and on tapa.
pane hoʻopiʻi		see hoʻopiʻi kūʻē
ʻaha pane hoʻopiʻi		n. arraignment, i.e. a court hearing in which a defendant is formally charged with a crime and enters...
ʻaoʻao hoʻopiʻi		n. prosecution, i.e. the prosecuting party in a court case. lit., side (to) bring a complaint....
loio hoʻopiʻi		n. prosecutor, prosecuting attorney, plaintiff attorney. lit., lawyer (who) accuses in court....
ʻōlelo hoʻopiʻi		n. accusation.
lāʻau hoʻopiʻi		n. emetic. lit., medicine to make come up.
kumu hoʻopiʻi		n. complaint.
kumu hoʻopiʻi		n. complaint, i.e. a legal document that charges someone with having caused harm.
upiʻi		plural of piʻi to go up.
lāʻau piʻi		var. of lāʻau hoʻopiʻi emetic...
kaupiʻi		n. superscript, as in a computer program or printing.
ihu piʻi		nvs. elevated nose, fig., scornful, haughty, aloof, contemptuous, disdainful, snobbish,...
ulupiʻi		vi. to shiver, shake, tremble, as with cold or fright.
hulu piʻi		n. body hair, animal hair, or feathers standing on end.
-tii
tutuatiʻi		n. general name for spiders, esp. used for frightening children. Niʻihau.
-uii
lauʻiʻi		n. a native fern (Doodia spp.), somewhat like kupukupu₃.
ʻōkupukupu lauʻiʻi		n. a fern (Doodia kunthiana) much like Nephrolepsis exaltata, ʻōkupukupu,...
hulu ʻiʻi		n. a kind of seaweed.
huhulu iʻi		intensifier of huhulu bristling, tousled, as feathers, fur, body hair...
huluhulu ʻiʻi		same as hulu ʻiole same as wāwaeʻiole, a plant.
hāpuʻu ʻiʻi₁		n. an endemic tree fern (Cibotium chamissoi, formerly called C. menziesii) much like the...
hāpuʻu ʻiʻi₂		n. Dryopteris paleacea var. fusco-atra, a much smaller endemic fern (not a tree) with...
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-ki
-ki		transitivizer.
kī		see puna kī teaspoon, a unit of measurement...
kī		n. shot; to shoot, as in basketball.
kī		n. key, in music; peg, as for tuning stringed instruments; to tune, as a stringed instrument....
kī		vt. to tune up, as an engine.
kī		n. key, as on maps.
-kī		intensifying suffix. see:   auwalakī₁,₂, entangled, snarled......
ki-		same as kī- intensifying prefix...
kī-		intensifying prefix. Numerous examples follow, including kīhelu, kīkaha,...
kī₁		n. ti, a woody plant (Cordyline terminalis) in the lily family, native to tropical Asia and...
kī₂		n. the Spanish needle (Bidens pilosa), a weed from tropical America, a kind of daisy with...
kī₃		vt. to shoot or aim, as with a gun; to squirt water, as with a syringe; to blow from the mouth, as a...
kī₄		nvt. bundle of 40 pandanus leaves, sorted for size and length and set aside for plaiting; to sort leaves...
kī₅		same as ʻamakihi a bird.
kī₆		nvt. key, latch; key, pitch, and clef in music; to lock, as a door; to wind or set, as a clock; to roll...
kī₇		n. trigger of a gun.
kī₈		tea.
kī₉		interj. gee.
-aki
ʻaki₁		nvt. to take a nip and let go, snap; to nibble, as fish; to bite off the bark of sugar cane; to heal, as...
ʻākī₁		nvi. hair switch; knot fastening plaits or braids of hair; to add long strands of...
ʻaki₂		n. height, tip, top (preceded by ke).
ʻākī₂		vt. to furl, as sails.
ʻaki₃		n. pillow.
ʻākī₃		same as kikī fast.
ʻaki₄		n. block on which a canoe is placed on the shore.
ʻaki₅		vs. filled, as a canoe with waves.
ʻaki₆		same as ʻakiʻaki₂ a rush.
ʻaʻaki		redup. of ʻaki₁, to take a nip and let go, snap... to nip repeatedly; a bite,...
ʻaʻaʻaki		redup. of ʻaʻaki to nip repeatedly; to take a nip and hold on...
pukaʻaki		to distribute evenly, as a fish catch.
ʻaleʻaki		n. a swamping wave, as one striking a canoe broadside from prow to stern.
hākī		same as hoʻokī to cause to shoot; to sick on, as a dog; to make a cat spit; to snort; emitted...
haki₁		same as haʻi₁ to break or snap...
haki₂		n. crease, as on a pair of pants. Niʻihau.
hahaki		redup. of haki to break.
kīʻaha kī		n. teacup.
alahaki		n. mountain ladder or steps cut into a cliff.
hakihaki		same as haʻihaʻi₁ redup. of haʻi₁, to break or snap, as a stick...
uhaki		same as hahaki to break.
waiū haki		n. a breast that sags, but not long or pendulous. lit., broken breast.
kihiʻaki		n. vertex, in math.
ʻakiʻaki₁		redup. of ʻaki₁, to take a nip and let go, snap; to nibble, as fish... to nibble,...
ʻakiʻaki₂		n. seashore rush grass (Sporobolus virginicus), a coarse grass growing on sandy beaches; used...
ʻakiʻaki₃		n. a kind of coarse red seaweed (Ahnfeltia concinna) which because of its toughness must be...
mānienie ʻakiʻaki₁		n. seashore rush grass (Sporobolus virginicus).
mānienie ʻakiʻaki₂		n. buffalo grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum), a coarse-leafed grass from the southern United...
mauʻu ʻakiʻaki		n. a sedge (Fimbristylis pycnocephala). Niʻihau.
kaki		vs. cross, irritable, petulant.
kāki		vt. to charge.
kākī		nvs. khaki.
kāki₁		nvt. to charge, as a bill; a charge, bill.
kāki₂		vt. to hammer (something down), to nail. Niʻihau (tātī).
ʻakaki		n. agate.
ʻea kāki		n. charge card. lit., plastic (for) charging. also kāleka kāki.
hakakī		vs. plump.
kakakī₁		n. iron hoop, iron from a hoop.
kakakī₂		vs. thin, stooped.
kakakī₃		n. name given for a kind of kala, a fish.
kāleka kāki		n. charge card.
makakī		vt. to look at with hatred.
hoʻomakakī		to look at with hatred; to plan revenge or evil
pakakī₁		vi. to talk irrationally, loudly, or contentiously.
pakakī₂		vi. to skim over the water, as a flying fish.
kūpakakī		intensive of kūpaka kick, thrash...
kikakī		see manu kikakī chickadee...
manu kikakī		n. chickadee.
ʻōlelo kaki		vi. to speak in irritation, sharply, curtly; to snap.
mōkākī		nvs. scattered, littered, disheveled; disorder, untidiness, mess, chaos.
hoʻomōkākī		to litter, scatter, cause disorder or untidiness, disarrange
muʻumōkākī		vi. to collect or heap up untidily.
moʻokāki		n. account, as in a computer program or any listing of charges.
kū kāki		n. metered parking or any parking for which there is a charge. lit., parking (with a) charge....
pukakī		n. key or keyhole, on a basketball court. lit., key hole.
laki		nvs. luck, lucky.
lākī₁		nvs. ti leaf (short for lau kī).
lākī₂		vs. stunted, as of plants that have matured.
halakī		vi. to go off course, miss the way.
hauhalakī		vs. tangled, snarled; untidy, confused.
pakalaki		nvs. bad luck, unlucky.
hoʻopakalaki		to cause bad luck
pūkalakī		vs. rough, boisterous, as wind; ruffled, mussed, tousled, disheveled, uncombed, as hair. fig., bad...
Malaki		n. March.
Malaki		n. March. abb. Mal.
palakī		n. small daubs of soft excrement, so called because bowels were loosened during time of famine by...
palaki₁		nvt. brush; to brush.
palaki₂		vs. black, as skin.
palaki₃		n. ballast.
palaki₄		n. flush, in poker.
walawalakī		vi. to fall back; to plummet to the ground.
auwalakī₁		vs. entangled, snarled, as fishline.
auwalakī₂		vs. destitute, especially of the rich who lose ever everything.
kelaki		n. celery (Apium graveolens)
kikila kī		n. teakettle, teapot.
molaki		n. mortgage.
hoʻolaki		to bring luck; lucky...
kaula kī		n. swivel rope.
pili helu laki		n. lottery. lit., lucky number betting.
māki		vi. to march.
mākī		vt. to roll, fold.
damaki		var. spelling of kāmaki₂ damask...
kāmaki₁		n. garment.
kāmaki₂		damask.
māmaki		n. small native trees (Pipturus spp.) with broad white-backed leaves and white mulberry-like...
makimaki		similar to ʻoʻopu hue puffer. (Arothron hispidus).
uma kī		n. top of the key on a basketball court. lit., key curve. also uma,...
laumaki₁		var. of laumeki₁,₂,₃ spear; ebb; wilt...
laumaki₂		n. low stroke in club fighting.
ihe laumaki		var. spelling of ihe laumeki barbed spear...
naki		same as nākiʻi to tie...
nāki		n. tribe of people, outside of Hawaiʻi.
ʻokanaki		n. organdy.
nanaki		redup. of naki to tie...
kuanaki		n. quota.
hainaki₁		n. prayer removing the taboo on land after the taxes had been collected (an example of a pule...
hainaki₂		nvt. quarter of a roasted pig reserved for priests at the laukini service (Malo 174); to...
nakinaki₁		redup. of naki to tie...
nakinaki₂		n. difficult breathing, as during an asthma attack.
pīnaki		n. var. of pīneki peanut
hoʻonaki		caus/sim of naki, same as nākiʻi, to tie...
ʻaunaki₁		n. stick rubbed in obtaining fire by friction.
ʻaunaki₂		n. ounce.
puna kī		n. teaspoon.
puna kī		n. teaspoon, a unit of measurement (preceded by ke). abb. puk.
ʻōʻaki		n. geometrid moth.
hōʻaki		caus/sim of ʻaki, to take a nip and let go, snap; to nibble, as fish; to bite off...
niho ʻaki		n. front teeth, incisors; nippers of insects. lit., biting teeth.
kō ʻaki		n. sugar cane (so called to distinguish from kōpaʻa and kōomoomo).
nalo ʻaki		n. small stinging fly, as the stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans) and horn fly (Haematobia...
naloʻaki		n. var. spelling of nalo ʻaki small stinging fly...
pakī		vs. to splash, spatter, squirt, spurt; splashing, spattering, squirting.
pākī		vt. to slam dunk, in basketball.
pākī		vt. to spike (the ball), in volleyball. also hili; hitter.
pāki₁		n. barge.
pākī₁		vt. to smash, crush, pound, dash to pieces, flatten, throw; worn-out, driven to death, as an abused...
pāki₂		n. paddy.
pākī₂		vs. numerous, overplentiful, surfeit, so many of a thing that it is sold cheaply; well-equipped,...
Kāpaki		nvs. Sabbath.
Lā Kāpaki		n. Sabbath Day.
kula Kāpaki		n. Sunday school.
ʻahahui kula Kāpaki		n. Sunday School association.
pukapakī		n. a pore, as in the skin. lit., dripping hole.
pukapakī		n. pore.
lāpaki		n. rabbit, hare. cottontail HE
lāpaki		n. rabbit.
ʻAlapaki		n. Albert.
kalapaki		var. spelling of kalapakī double-yolked egg. Kauaʻi.
kalapakī		double-yolked egg. Kauaʻi.
pualāpaki		n. snapdragon. lit., rabbit flower.
ʻiole lāpaki		n. rabbit.
papa kī		n. head, as of an ʻukulele or guitar. Niʻihau.
ʻepaki		n. phase.
pakīpakī		redup. of pakī to splash, spatter, squirt, spurt...
hoʻopakīpakī		caus/sim of pakīpakī, redup. of pakī splash...
lipaki		n. liberty.
Kilipaki		nvs. Gilbert Islands; Gilbertese. [Kiribati]
Kilipaki		n. Kiribati.
ʻĀina Kilipaki		n. Gilbert Islands.
Lepupalika ʻo Kilipaki		Republic of Kiribati.
leopaki		n. leopard.
kamelopaki		n. camelopard, giraffe.
hoʻopakī		to splash, spatter, etc.
hoʻopākī₁		to smash, etc.
hoʻopākī₂		to act as though one has plenty, to show off, as by spending in a flashy way
keraki		var. spelling of kelaki celery...
uaki		n. watch, clock; a watch, as of a sailor.
uaki		vt. to time. also cf. helu manawa.
uāki		vt. var. spelling of uaki to time. also cf. helu manawa.
lauaki		vt. to cooperate, work together, as of experts; to concentrate on the same task; to pool...
kaula uaki		n. watch chain.
kūʻaki		vs. impatient, annoyed, irritated.
hōlua kī		n.v. sliding downhill on ti leaves; to do so (a children's sport).
pua kī		n. flower of the ti.
puakī₁		same as puakiʻi₁ thin, skinny...
puʻaki₁		vs. stingy; antisocial, suspicious and distrustful of others
puakī₂		n. a young eel.
puʻaki₂		n. Lines meeting on a mast.
puakī₃		n. a red seaweed (Liagora decussata), somewhat calcified but flexible, branched; not edible;...
kū uaki		n.v. to stand a watch; watchman, sentinel, guard.
helu uaki		vt. to tell time.
helu uāki		vt. var. spelling of helu uaki to tell time.
waki		var. spelling of uaki watch.
uwaki		var. spelling of uaki watch, clock...
kaula uwaki		n. var. spelling of kaula uaki watch chain.
kū uwaki		var. spelling of kū uaki to stand a watch; watchman, sentinel, guard...
-eki
ʻeki		n. ace.
ʻeki		n. ace, in volleyball.
ʻekī₁		n. bayonet. cf. kī, to shoot, and ʻēlau waikī.
ʻekī₂		n. place where ti plants grow.
paepae kī		n. ti-stalk fence (the stalks are crossed and a stick put into the notches made by the...
hēkī		n. jet.
ʻekiʻeki		n. Hawaiian tern (Anous sp.).
keki-		deci-, i.e. a prefix meaning one tenth.
pakeki		n. spaghetti.
leki		n. tape for dress trimming.
leki		n. tape.
paleki		n. brake.
-lele kī		flying tī
hoʻolele kī		A game played only at Malamakī, Puna, Hawaiʻi. A player would hold a ti leaf in his...
peleki		nvt. brake; to apply brakes.
peleki		n. brake.
uea peleki		n. brake cable, as on a bicycle. Niʻihau.
pā peleki		n. brake disk (preceded by ke).
pale peleki		n. brake pad.
waipelekī		n. geyser.
hoʻopeleki		caus/sim of peleki, brake; to apply brakes...
paileki		n. Pyrex.
meki		n. iron, the element.
meki₁		n. pit (often used with lua.) cf. Hal. 88.12.
meki₂		ancient name for iron, as found on driftwood; nail, spike.
ʻameki		n. amethyst.
kameki		nvs. cement.
puna kameki		n. see kameki cement...
lua meki		n. deep pit or cave.
memeki		nvs. anger, wrath; angry.
kimeki		nvs. cement, concrete, asphalt.
palaka kimeki		n. pier block, in construction. lit., cement block.
palaina kimeki		n.v. cement; to cement.
Kanimeki		n. Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter.
paomeki		n. hollow tile.
kolomeki		n. third mate on a ship; the officer next to the second mate.
laumeki₁		n. a kind of barbed spear.
laumeki₂		vi. to recede, ebb, as the tide or flood waters.
laumeki₃		vi. to wilt, as plants without water.
ihe laumeki		n. barbed spear.
neki₁		n. great bulrush.
neki₂		vs. full, crowded, packed.
neki₃		vs. akward, unskillful, ignorant.
kāneki		vi. filled to overflowing, as with water. fig., anger.
naneki		n. nankeen, denim.
pāneki		n. pansy (Viola tricolor var. hortensis).
Kenekī		n. Tennessee; Tennessean.
mākēneki		n. magnet, magneto.
mākēneki		n. magnet.
ʻume mākēneki		n. the attraction or pull of a magnet.
ʻume mākēneki		n. magnetism. lit., magnet attraction.
hao mākēneki		n. magnet.
pikineki		n. business.
pineki		n. peanut (Arachis hypogaea).
pīneki		n. peanut, groundnut. any edible nut. Niʻihau.
pakē pīneki		n. peanut brittle.
mauʻu pīneki		n. nutgrass.
kuʻineki		vi. crowded, as a street.
ʻoneki		n. deck.
ʻoneki		n. desktop, in a computer program.
ʻōhua ʻoneki		n. deck passenger.
meoneki		n. mayonnaise.
kāpiki meoneki		n. cole slaw. lit., mayonnaise cabbage.
une kī		n. shift lever for bobbin winder of a sewing machine.
ʻauneki		n. ounce. abb. ʻan.
kūneki		vi. filled to overflowing; to flow away.
pūneki		vi. to cluster, as leaves.
pēki		vi. to back up.
pēki		vi. to escape, as in a computer program.
peki₁		nvi. pace; to move along step by step, to tread along, trudge along, jog.
peki₂		vi. to back up, as a car.
peki₃		n. spade, as in playing cards.
Nū Pelepeki		n. New Bedford.
Nū Pepeki		n. New Bedford.
kinipeki		n. name of a game in which the stone called hiu was used.
punipeki		n. a game similar to fox and geese.
lio peki		n. pacing horse.
holo peki		n. jogging; to jog. lit., jog running.
holopeki		vi. to trot. lit., pace (Eng.) run.
hoʻopeki		caus/sim of peki₂, to back up, as a car...
lauʻekī		n. top, as of sugar-cane tassel or of shell ginger about to bloom.
ulueki		n. brush, undergrowth, forest.
Waleweki		n. Warwick.
-iki
iki		nvs. small, little, slightly; a little, trifle; not at all (with a negative).
iki		vs. little, small.
ʻaiki		vi. var. spelling of ʻāiki to light up dimly; to look furtively, peek, peer.
ʻāiki		vi. to light up dimly; to look furtively, peek, peer.
waʻawaʻa iki		n. same as waʻawaʻa₃ stupid, ignorant...
mea iki		n. trifle, inconsequential thing.
Haiki		n. Haiti, Haitian.
hāiki		nvs. (in fast speech, haiki). narrow, pinched; limitation, restriction ...
ʻaha iki		n. small gathering for private conversation; small or secret council, as called in an...
lumi hāiki		n. narrow room, cell.
manaʻo hāiki		nvs. narrow or intolerant mind; narrow-minded, intolerant.
loko hāiki		nvs. hardhearted, narrow-minded; tightfisted, parsimonious; such a person; ill will.
hoʻohaiki		var. spelling of hoʻohāiki to contract, shrink, restrict, curtail, narrow.
hoʻohāiki		to contract, shrink, restrict, curtail, narrow.
hoʻohāiki		vt. to condense, as text in computer document.
noʻonoʻo hāiki		vt. narrow-minded.
kuhāiki		vs. narrow; in straitened circumstances.
Iʻaiki		n. name of a wind at Wailuku, Maui, at Hoʻolehua, Molokaʻi (For. 5:101),...
pīʻai kī		n. teaberry.
kai kī		n. tide beginning to flow in. lit., shooting sea.
ʻaka iki		nvi. to laugh a little, snicker.
maka iki		n. eye smaller than the other. lit., small eye.
laiki		n. rice (Oryza sativa).
laiki		n. rice.
laikī		n. litchi.
laikī		n. lychee, litchi.
lāʻiki		vs. tight, as a dress; painfully stuffed, as the stomach after overeating; narrow, as a gate opening...
alāiki		nvt. appropriation of property by force, as practiced by some chiefs on their travels; to do...
palaiki		nvi. sound of a stone falling into water; to fall with a sound; plump.
kūpalaiki		nvt. to quiet, soothe; soothing.
wilelaiki		n. the Christmas-berry tree (Schinus terebinthifolius), a rather small tree, from Brazil, the...
manuʻailaiki		n. ricebird (Lonchura punctulata), introduced from the Malay Peninsula in about 1865. lit.,...
ʻololaiki		interj. all right.
pōpō laiki		n. rice ball, musubi. also musubī, pōpō lāisi.
kaʻulaiki		n. type of pink, smooth, somewhat porous stone.
mauʻu laiki		n. rice grass (Paspalum orbiculare), a coarse, tufted, perennial grass, possibly native to...
māiki		vs. microscopic; micro-.
māiki₁		vs. little, small, wee.
māiki₂		n. an ancient type of tapa (no data).
puaʻa māiki		n. small pig.
kama iki		lit., small child.
Mālamalamaiki		n. wind associated with Ke-ālia, Kauaʻi.
mamaiki		see pūpū mamaiki a marine shell...
pūpū mamaiki		n. a marine shell (Strombus maculatus).
lima iki		n. small hand; little finger.
ʻAilimaiki		n.v. a method of lua fighting; to grab little finger of an adversary and twist...
mākala uma iki		n. pectoralis minor muscle of the upper chest. lit., small chest muscle.
pālanaiki		nvs. small, compact; slim and trim figure.
manamana iki		n. little finger.
manamana iki		n. little finger.
pānanaiki		same as pālanaiki small, compact; slim and trim figure...
panaiki		diagonal.
luana iki		vs. to pause a moment; to enjoy oneself a little.
palena iki		n. minimum. lit., small limit.
hoʻāiki		to make shine a little; to open the eyes a little to see; to peek
paiki		n. bag, suitcase, satchel, pocketbook, purse.
pāiki		n. suitcase, purse.
pāiki₁		n. hollow of the hand.
pāiki₂		vs. cramped, pressed close, crowded.
hapa iki		same as hapa ʻuʻuku minority, small portion; less...
lapaiki		n. small drum.
kalapaiki		n. kind of stone used for octopus lures.
waihona pāiki		n. locker. lit., satchel cabinet.
aniani pāiki		n. small mirror kept in a purse. also aniani liʻiliʻi.
uaiki		n. offspring of a chief and a mother of no rank. lit., little rain.
kauaiki		n. first harvest of small sweet potatoes, others being left to grow larger.
hua iki		n. small letter, small fruit.
Nouaiki		n. Norwich.
wai kī		n. water in which tea has been brewed, tea.
waikī₁		n. gun.
waikī₂		n. enema of a concoction consisting of the juice of the poisonous gourd, water, salt, and other...
waikī₃		n. gonorrhea, of males; painful urination, perhaps due to cystitis.
waikī₄		n. one whose father was a chief but whose mother was not, a term of contempt.
pālawaiki		vs. neat, tidy, dainty, fastidious; having good taste in clothes and the like.
kōkōwaikī		n. pith of banana stalk.
ʻelau waiki		n. var. spelling of ʻēlau waikī gun bayonet.
ʻēlau waikī		n. gun bayonet.
pōhaku waikī		n. bullets or pellets from bursting bullets. lit., gun stone.
keiki₁		nvi. child, offspring, descendant, progeny, boy, youngster, son, lad, nephew, son of a dear friend;...
keiki₂		n. gauge, as on a sewing machine.
makua mea keiki		n. a person who has children; mother and child.
kia keiki		n. fawn.
mele hoʻonānā keiki		n. lullaby, song to soothe children.
paona keiki		n. baby scales.
waihona keiki		n. womb.
hipa keiki		n. lamb.
wā keiki		n. childhood.
pale keiki		n.v. to deliver a child; midwife.
kauka pale keiki		n. obstetrician.
walewale keiki		n. discharge following childbirth.
mele hoʻohiamoe keiki		n. lullaby. lit., song to put children to sleep.
maʻi keiki		n. pregnancy sickness; child's disease. cf. maʻi o kamaliʻi, children's disease.
kahuna hoʻohāpai keiki		n. medical expert who induced pregnancy.
ʻumi keiki		n.v. infanticide; to strangle infants; foeticide.
pipi keiki		n. calf. lit., child beef
ʻiʻo pipi keiki		n. veal.
kao keiki		n. kid, young goat.
noho keiki		v. to be a child.
lio keiki		n. colt.
kahu keiki		n. one who tends a child, as a nurse.
kolū keiki		n. gauge screws.
ʻeleiki		vt. to bear a grudge.
loko ʻume iki		n. shore fishpond with lanes leading in and/or out of the pond, used for trapping fish and probably...
hiamoe iki		nvi. a little sleep, nap; to take a nap.
hiki-		names of cardinal directions, stars, and portions of the sky, perhaps because of movement...
hiki₁		nvs. can, may; to be able; ability; possible.
-hiki₁		hoʻohiki₂. to vow, swear, take an oath, promise; to administer an oath; vow, oath,...
hiki₂		interj. all right, O.K. (in sense of "able to do"), certainly, surely (used alone or preceding...
-hiki₂		vt. to peel, pry off.
hiki₃		vi. to get to or reach a place, come, arrive, approach, appear, arise. Ā + hiki followed...
hiki₄		vi. next.
hiki₅		vt. to fetch, carry back and forth (less used than lawe).
kaʻakaʻahiki		vs. actively and gainfully employed, successful; to make progress.
awaiāhiki		nvi. var. spelling of ʻawaiāhiki swelling in the groin, bubo; to have such a swelling.
ʻawaiāhiki		nvi. swelling in the groin, bubo; to have such a swelling.
Kahiki₁		n. Tahiti. The sky was divided into five areas beginning with the term Kahiki:  ...
kahiki₂		nvs. any foreign country, abroad, foreign.
Kahiki₃		n. a variety of banana, common wild on Maui. Kinds are kahiki hae, kahiki...
maiʻa kahiki		n. a variety of banana growing wild on Maui, rarely cultivated. The trunk is tall; the fruit...
kakahiki		var. of kakahili idle chatter...
maile kā kahiki		lit., foreign vine maile.
hala kahiki		n. the pineapple (Ananas comosus), probably originating in Brazil, of great commercial...
hala kahiki		n. pineapple. also painaʻāpala.
halakahiki		n. var. spelling of hala kahiki the pineapple (Ananas comosus)...
ʻuala kahiki		n. the white or Irish potato (Solanum tuberosum), a weak-stemmed herb about .9 m high, with...
makahiki		n. year. abb. MH.
makahiki₁		nvs. year, age; annual, yearly (sometimes written MH.)
makahiki₂		n. ancient festival beginning about the middle of October and lasting about four months, with sports...
piha makahiki		nvs. yearly anniversary; to have an annual anniversary.
lā piha makahiki		n. birthday.
ʻahaʻaina piha makahiki		n. feast on the first birthday of a child, or to celebrate any anniversary. lit., feast for completion...
hoʻohaliʻa makahiki		see puke hoʻohaliʻa makahiki yearbook, annual...
puke hoʻohaliʻa makahiki		n. yearbook, annual. lit., book (to) evoke year's reminiscence.
Lonoikamakahiki₁		the god of the annual fall harvest makahiki circuit of the islands when taxes were...
Lonoikamakahiki₂		a younger son of Keawenuiaʻumi who became chief of Hawaiʻi Island and defeated the invading forces...
hapa makahiki		n. semiannual.
pua makahiki		n. annual flower.
ʻaha hōʻike makahiki		n. annual meeting of Sunday Schools, as of Congregationalists.
kūmakahiki		nvs. annual, yearly; yearly contract (see ex., lōpā₁).
ʻakaʻakai kūmakahiki		n. a purplish annual onion.
uku makahiki		n. annual payment or salary, annuity.
lehua kahiki		n. clover. lit., foreign lehua.
ʻohe Kahiki		n. bamboo with short, green joints and large leaves; wood hard, used for knives, fishing poles, house...
lawekahiki		vt. to introduce, as plants and animals to a particular place; to borrow, as a word from another...
Laʻamaikahiki		an early immigrant brought from Kahiki by Kila. He introduced image worship in...
Holoikahiki		n. name of a legendary star (Kep. 77) that guided Hawaiʻinui on his return to...
koko kahiki		n. a hairy cosmopolitan spurge (Euphorbia hirta), a small, weedy herb; leaves opposite, oblong,...
holokahiki		n.v. sailor; to sail to foreign lands.
Kepaniwaiolokookahiki		n. star name (no data). lit., the dam within Kahiki.
kauokahiki		same as ʻōhiʻa hā plant, Eugenia.
Kūkulu o Kahiki		n. Pillars of Kahiki; it was believed that the sky was supported by a vertical wall along the...
niu kahiki		n. date palm. lit., foreign coconut.
honu kahiki		n. a tortoise, perhaps the introduced land tortoise of the genus Gopherus. lit., foreign...
lā hiki		nvs. eastern sun, rising sun; eastern.
mahiki		n. grass, general term; lawn. Niʻihau.
mahiki₁		vi. to jump, leap, hop, move up and down, vibrate; to spatter; to teeter, seesaw; a seesaw. to...
mahiki₂		vt. to cast out spirits, exorcise, especially with mahiki shrimps; to treat in turn, as...
mahiki₃		n. any kind of shrimp used ceremoniously.
mahiki₄		same as ʻakiʻaki a grass used to exorcise evil spirits, especially when shrimps are not available.
mahiki₅		vt. to pry; peel off, as a scab; to appear.
mahiki₆		same as ʻuku kai a sand hopper.
mahiki₇		n. a variety of taro.
pala mahiki₁		n. a variety of taro.
pala mahiki₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
mānienie mahiki		Cymbopogon refractus. Niʻihau. see Neal 79.
pule mahiki		n. prayer to cast out spirits.
hoʻomahiki		to cause to leap, jump, etc
Paeloahiki		n. name of a star or for the Milky Way. lit., eastern long row.
pahiki		n. probability, in math.
pāhiki		vi. to pass quietly, go lightly, touch gently.
Mālamakaʻōpuahiki		n. stroke in lua fighting. lit., the rising cloud bank preserves.
ʻauwaihiki		same as ʻawaiāhiki swelling in the groin, bubo; to have such a swelling...
hihiki		redup. of hiki to come, go.
mahihiki		redup. of mahiki to jump, leap, hop, move up and down, vibrate...
hihihiki		vi. to come or go, of many people.
ʻohi hiki		vt. COD, cash on delivery. lit., collect (on) arrival.
kāki hiki		Kelepona kāki hiki. Collect call; to make such a call.
kelepona kāki hiki		n. collect call; to make such a call. lit., phone (by) charging (on)...
hikihiki₁		to come repeatedly, as voices.
hikihiki₂		to fetch repeatedly or a little at a time.
māhikihiki₁		redup. of mahiki₁,₂,₅ vibrate; exorcise; pry...
māhikihiki₂		same as mahiki₄ grass...
māhikihiki₃		n. stone, as used for adze. also called makaiʻa.
mānienie māhikihiki		lit., mānienie for exorcising evil spirits.
ʻōhikihiki		redup. of ʻōhiki₁, to probe, pry, pick out...; to pry into the past, especially an...
hoʻohikihiki₁		caus/sim of hikihiki₁, to come repeatedly, as voices...
hoʻohikihiki₂		caus/sim of hikihiki₂, to fetch repeatedly or a little at a time...
ʻōuli hiki		n. symptom, prognostication.
ʻōhiki₁		vt. to probe, pry, pick out; to prod, as the earth with a digging stick; to shell, as peas; to...
ʻōhiki₂		n. sand crab, probably Ocypode ceratophthalma and O. laevis.
ʻōhiki₃		n. tapa design.
paeaea ʻōhiki		n.v. a method of catching ʻōhiki sand crabs, with a blossom, usually nohu, tied to the...
kā ʻōhiki		v. to catch ʻōhiki crabs with a nohu blossom as bait.
mūheʻe ʻōhiki		n. pearl-shell lure with streaks that suggested the legs of the ʻōhiki, a sand...
alohiki		n. families united by marriage, in-laws.
konohiki		n. headman of an ahupuaʻa land division under the chief; land or fishing rights under control...
hoʻohiki		see palapala hoʻohiki guarantee, an assurance of quality or length of use with promise of reimbursement. lit., promising document...
hoʻohiki₁		to cause to come, arrive, appear
hoʻohiki₂		vi. to vow, swear, take an oath, promise; to administer an oath; vow, oath, promise, pledge. See...
palapala hoʻohiki		n. adoption paper; certificate that a child is legally adopted; a written oath.
palapala hoʻohiki		n. guarantee, an assurance of quality or length of use with promise of reimbursement. lit.,...
ʻōlelo hoʻohiki		n. oath, vow, promise, pledge.
waiiki		n. a kidney disease that impedes urination. lit., little water.
kāʻei iki		n. subzone. lit., small zone.
puhi iki		see puhi₆ sticks supporting a pākuʻikuʻi net, called the puhi nui and the puhi ʻuʻuku (or puhi iki)...
ikiiki₁		nvi. stifling heat and humidity; acute discomfort, pain, grief, suffering; to be weary, stifling,...
Ikiiki₃		n. name for the planet Jupiter.
Ikiiki₂		n. name of a month in the summer season. See month.
hāikiiki		redup. of hāiki narrow, pinched; limitation, restriction...
ʻōikiiki		vs. somewhat hot, warm.
muikiiki		vs. cramped, as on a narrow seat; to crowd together.
ʻaui iki		n. var. spelling of ʻauiiki genitive or possessive case.
ʻauiiki		n. genitive or possessive case.
kiki₁		nvt. a plug shaped like the kepa wedge but with the outer end longer, used in filling cracks in...
kikī₁		vi. to flow swiftly, spout; to spurt, as water from a hose (cf. kahekahe wai, flowing water,...
kīkī₁		Redup. of kī, to shoot, as a gun; to incite or sick, as a dog; to spout.
kiki₂		vt. to sting, as a bee; to peck, leap at, as a hen. fig., to make disagreeable...
kikī₂		n. slimy liquid in the blossom of the mountain ginger.
kīkī₂		vi. to do up the hair in a type of knot.
kiki₃		same as ʻūkīkiki a fish.
kikī₃		see puka kikī hou sweat duct...
kīkī₃		n. crude temporary basket or bundle, as made of ʻilima, ti, or morning-glory plants...
kiki₄		vt. to kiss.
kīkī₄		n. a bird resembling the plover.
kīkī₅		n. name given a shellfish.
kīkī₆		n. a seaweed.
kīkī₇		vt. to spray.
ʻakiki₁		nvs. dwarfed; dwarf.
ʻakiki₂		same as ʻūkīkiki young of ʻōpakapaka fish.
paʻakikī		vs. hard, tough, unyielding; arbitrary, inflexible, compact, difficult, stubborn (Kanl. 9.27),...
hoʻopaʻakikī		same as paʻakikī; to cause hardness, obstinacy; to pretend to be hard, stubborn,...
kahakikī		nvs. roaring sound, as of wind, rain, or rushing waters; to roar.
makiki₁		same as kiki to peck
makiki₂		n. type of stone used as weights for octopus lures (Malo 19), and for...
ʻaumakiki		n. a variety of sweet potato.
pakikī		redup. of pakī splash...
pākīkī		same as pākiʻi₂ various flatfishes...
pākīkī₁		to crush, as pandanus aerial roots with a stone in order to obtain fibers for kava...
pākīkī₂		n. a variety of poisonous crab, said to be the same as kūmimi.
hoʻopakikī		caus/sim of pakikī, redup. of pakī splash...
hoʻopākīkī		redup. of hoʻopākī.
hele kikī		vi. to go quickly, fast.
ulele kikī		vi. fast break, as in basketball; to make a fast break. lit., leap swiftly into action....
kīloi ulele kikī		vt. lead pass, in basketball; to throw such a pass. lit., swift inbound pass. also...
ikīki		var. spelling of ikiiki₁ stifling heat and humidity...
Waikīkī		n. place name used as a direction marker in Honolulu. lit., spouting...
kīʻikikī		same as kīʻililī₁ squat, perch...
kikiki		vt. to cheat.
kikiki₁		same as ikiiki stifling.
kikiki₂		short for ʻūkīkiki early stage of ʻōpakapaka and ʻulaʻula...
kikiki₃		n. a bird.
kikiki₄		same as ʻiʻiʻi or makaliʻi, tiny.
kikiki₅		n. ticket.
kikiki₆		nvt. cheat; to cheat.
ʻakikiki		n. the endemic Kauaʻi creeper (Loxops maculata bairdi, formerly Paroreomyza...
leopaki kikī		n. cheetah. lit., swift leopard.
kikikiki₁		vt. to mend, as a crack in a wooden bowl.
kikikiki₂		redup. of kiki₂ to sting, peck.
ʻūkīkiki₁		n. early stage of both ʻōpakapaka and ʻulaʻula, fish, less than 30 cm long.
ʻūkīkiki₂		redup. of ʻukiki₁ thin, puny, small, stunted, sickly...
mukikiki		vi. to thump.
likiki		n. ticket, receipt.
au makani kikī		n. jet stream. lit., swift wind current.
kini kīkī		n. aerosol can. lit., can (which) sprays.
pikiki		rare redup. of piki₁ shrunk, shortened, irregular...
hōkīkī		probable redup. of hōkī same as hoʻokī, caus/sim.; to cause to shoot; to sick on, as a dog...
kōkīkī		nvs. sagging, bending; place where a branch divides off.
olokīkī		vi. to slide, skid; to saw, rub fast.
holo kikī		n. dash, sprint. lit., swift run.
holokikī		vi. to run or sail swiftly; headlong.
hoʻokikī		to cause to flow, pour, etc.
hoʻokīkī		caus/sim of kīkī, redup. of kī, to shoot, as a gun; to incite or...
ʻukiki₁		vs. thin, puny, small, stunted, sickly.
ʻukiki₂		same as ʻūkīkiki₁ early stage of both ʻōpakapaka and ʻulaʻula, fish...
au kikī		n. stream current, in oceanography. lit., swiftly flowing current.
paukikī		nvs. fast, speedily; speed; to do with great speed.
hukiki		same as ʻukiki small.
mūkīkī₁		redup. of mūkī suck, sucking noise...
mūkīkī₂		manu mūkīkī. honey-creeper, general term. lit., bird (that) sucks.
manu mūkīkī		n. honeycreeper, general term. lit., bird (that) sucks.
pukikī		n. var. spelling of Pukikī₂ a tight-waisted dress, supposedly worn once by Portuguese.
pūkīkī		vs. strong, boisterous, stormy, as wind.
Pukikī₁		nvs. Portuguese.
Pukikī₂		n. a tight-waisted dress, supposedly worn once by Portuguese.
kīkā Pukikī		n. a mandolin, usually with 12 strings. lit., Portuguese guitar.
ʻoma Pukikī		n. dome-shaped cement or stone outdoor oven, as used by the Portuguese (Pukikī) for...
paina Pukikī		n. Portuguese cypress. also paina tireza (Bib.).
makani pūkīkī		n. gust, strong wind.
liki₁		nvi. to boast, brag, exult; boaster.
liki₂		vt. to tighten, gird on; to pucker; stiff, as a limb.
liki₃		n. astringent, as medicine.
liki₄		n. a substance or glaze, such as juice of ti roots, that prevents colors from fading or mixing,...
haʻaliki		nvt. to brag, boast; braggart.
kūhaʻaliki		vt. to brag, boast.
kāliki		nvt. corset, girdle, tight waist binder, suspenders; to tie, as a corset.
kāliki		n. brace, as for body parts.
kaula kāliki		n. lacings, cords as those by which the coconut knee drum (pūniu hula) was tied to the...
kikaliki		n. cigarette.
lī kāliki		n.v. corset lace; to lace up a corset.
sikaliki		var. spelling of kikaliki cigarette...
kūkaliki		nvi. boasting; to boast. (See liki₁)
haʻakualiki		an officer who preceded a chief and his train and announced his rank and the object of his...
ʻiliki₁		nvt. to strike suddenly, pour down, as rain; onset, striking, downpour.
ʻiliki₂		n. a varnish, as made of candlenut bark, ti root, banana stump, and other...
ʻAiliki		nvs. Irish.
ʻAiliki		n. Irish.
peke ʻAiliki		n. leprechaun. lit., Irish dwarf.
haʻi liki		vt. to boast.
hauaʻīliki		vs. var. spelling of hauaʻiliki₁ bitter, cold.
hauaʻiliki₁		vs. bitter, cold.
Hauaʻiliki₂		n. name of a handsome surfer of Kauaʻi who vainly wooed Lāʻieikawai (SH...
hilikī		vt. to hit carelessly, at random.
hauhilikī		vt. to snarl, entangle.
likiliki		redup. of liki₂ tight.
ʻālikiliki		vt. to tighten, tie tightly.
hoʻālikiliki		caus/sim of ʻālikiliki, to tighten, tie tightly...
hoʻolikiliki		to tighten
kūlikiliki		vs. tight.
pūlikiliki		redup. of pūliki to embrace, hug...
wilikī		nvs. engineer, turnkey; engineering. lit., turn key.
noliki		nvs. northeast.
kauliki		nvs. southeast.
pūliki₁		vt. to embrace, hug; to gird on, as armor or a corset; to grip tightly. ...
pūliki₂		n. vest.
hoʻopūliki		to gird on
miki		vt. to take up with the fingers, as poi.
miki₁		nvs. quick, active, nimble, prompt, alert, spry, sprightly, watchful, fast and efficient in work; speed,...
miki₂		vi. to suck in, dip in; to shrink, as clothes or as salt beef in boiling; to spring together, as...
miki₃		vt. to give an electric shock. also omo.
lima miki		index finger.
manamana miki		n. index finger.
manamana miki		n. index finger.
pūheʻemiki		vt. to steal or filch and run away.
kai miki		n. receding sea, especially immediately before a tidal wave. lit., shrinking sea.
mikimiki₁		redup. of miki₁, quick, active, nimble, prompt, alert...; energetic.
mikimiki₂		vt. to talk in a friendly and ingratiating way, as to obtain a favor.
mikimiki₃		n. a crape myrtle.
mikimiki₄		redup. of miki₂ to suck in, dip in; to shrink, as clothes...
ʻūmikimiki		to crumble.
mimiki		Wahī mimiki. Shrink-wrapping; to shrink-wrap.
mimiki₁		to work with a will.
mimiki₂		to suck in, as a whirlpool.
one mimiki		n. quicksand.
kai mimiki		var. spelling of kai miki receding sea...
wahī mimiki		n. shrink-wrapping; to shrink-wrap. lit., wrapping (that) shrinks.
ʻumiki		cf. Uluʻoa
aumiki₁		n. outgoing current.
aumiki₂		n. fresh water mixed with noni juice, drunk after kava.
aumiki₃		same as miki₂ to sip.
heumiki		beautiful, comely, attractive.
nalu miki		n. receding wave.
Kumumiki		n. a mat motif with a continuous row of red lozenges with their lateral angles...
hoʻoʻumiki		to shape a gourd for a drum, as by tying. caus/sim of ʻumiki, same as...
niki₁		var. of ʻiniki to pinch.
niki₂		same as nīkiʻi to tie...
paniki		coloring matter, as for tapa.
pāniki₁		nvt. to press or pinch the hand or arm, as to attract attention; punch as for paper.
pāniki₂		nvt. to punish; punishment.
kuaniki		n. quantity.
puaniki₁		vt. to bind tightly.
puaniki₂		n. small wooden bowl, as for an individual serving of poi.
kīʻaha puaniki		n. goblet. lit., holding cup.
waniki		nvt. varnish; to paint.
waniki		n. lacquer.
kuka waniki		n. oilskin coat. lit., varnished coat.
ʻiniki		vi. to pinch, nip; sharp and piercing, as wind or pangs of love. (probably ʻini- +...
painiki		vt. to dress in tight-fitting garments; buttoned up tightly.
ʻiniʻiniki₁		vt. to pinch or nip repeatedly; tingling, as with cold.
ʻiniʻiniki₂		n. a way of catching small eels by holding bait on the palm of the hand and clenching the fist when...
puhi ʻiniʻiniki		n. infant eels, about the size of a lead pencil; catching infant eels with the hands. lit., pinching...
puhi ʻīniʻiniki		n. var. spelling of puhi ʻiniʻiniki infant eels...
kiniki		n. zinc.
nikiniki₁		redup. of niki₁,₂ pinch; tie...
nikiniki₂		n. membrane binding the intestines, peritoneum.
ʻīnikiniki		(sometimes pronounced ʻīnisinisi in songs).
ʻōnikiniki		redup. of ʻōniki₁,₂ a pinch, bit, as of lūʻau...; flat, smooth, level...
pikiniki		n. picnic.
niniki₁		redup. of niki₁ pinch...
niniki₂		n. membrane.
ʻōniki₁		nvt. a pinch, bit, as of lūʻau (taro tops); to pinch off.
ʻōniki₂		vs. flat, smooth, level.
ʻūniki		nvi. graduation exercises, as for hula, lua fighting, and other ancient arts (probably...
ʻahaʻaina ʻūniki		n. graduation feast, as for hula dancing or lua fighting.
humuniki		n. pattern in pāwehe plaiting, said to consist of a continuous row of red lozenges with their...
ʻōiki		vs. somewhat small, narrow.
leo iki		nvi. a low voice; to speak softly.
Kokoiki		n. star said to be named for Kokoiki, Kohala, Hawaiʻi, where it was first observed at the...
Kahueloiki		n. unidentified star name.
nōiki		n. alveolus, i.e. an air sac of the lungs, in anatomy.
pūʻali nōiki		n. alveolar duct, in anatomy. lit., alveolus isthmus.
hoʻoiki		to lessen, diminish, make small
pō iki		n. early in the morning.
muʻoiki		vi. narrowing, tapering; to bud but a little, to cease budding.
muʻomuʻoiki		redup. of muʻoiki narrowing, tapering; to bud but a little, to cease budding...
piki		see pā piki petri dish...
piki₁		vs. shrunk, shortened, irregular.
Pīkī₁		nvs. Fiji; Fijian.
piki₂		n. the peach (Prunus persica), possibly a native of China, introduced to Hawaiʻi but not...
Pīkī₂		also P.K. n. Provisional Government.
piki₃		n. beet.
ʻāpiki		nvs. crafty, cunning, mischievous, deceitful, dishonest, naughty, treacherous, peculiar, strange;...
puaʻāpiki		n. a name for the ʻilima flower.
kāpiki₁		n. poi made with an inferior grade of soggy taro.
kāpiki₂		n. cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata).
lāpiki		n. rabbit. usu. ʻiole lāpiki. Niʻihau. also lāpaki. see...
ʻiole lāpiki		n. rabbit. Niʻihau. see entries under lāpaki.
pā piki		n. petri dish (preceded by ke).
kanapapiki		interj. son of a bitch.
ʻīpiki		Manu ʻīpiki. Ibis, a flightless bird in prehistoric Hawaiʻi.
lei piki		lei made of feathers of uneven length that protrude unevenly, as of mamo...
pikipiki₁		vi. to pinch or squeeze, as in milking.
pikipiki₂		same as pikipikiʻō rough, stormy...
ʻāpikipiki₁		vs. troubled, agitated, as the sea.
ʻāpikipiki₂		nvt. fold, pleat; to fold, pleat.
ʻāpikipiki₃		vt. to clean taro greens by peeling the stems.
ʻāpikipiki₄		n. a kind of variegated or spotted tapa.
ʻōpikipiki		nvs. anxiety, mental disturbance; agitated, as the sea.
ʻōpikipiki		n. anxiety.
ʻūpikipiki		redup. of ʻūpiki₁ trap, snare...
pipiki		vs. shrunk, crinkled; tight, cramped.
hoʻopipiki		to cause to shrink, clamp
manu ʻīpiki		n. ibis, a flightless bird in prehistoric Hawaiʻi.
ʻōpiki		same as more common ʻūpiki, trap.
hoʻopiki		to shorten, shrink; to make, as a lei piki
ʻūpiki		vt. trap, in basketball; to make such a play.
ʻūpiki₁		nvt. trap, snare, clamp; to snap or clamp together, as a trap, the jaws, or a bivalve; treachery; to...
ʻūpiki₂		a tapa stamp.
paneʻeʻūpiki		n. clamp feed, of sewing machine.
ʻuiki₁		vi. to glimmer, especially of a light through a hole, crack, or narrow opening; to twinkle faintly; the...
ʻuiki₂		n. piping, as used for dress trimming.
ʻuiki₃		n. wick.
ʻuiki₄		n. whist.
ʻuiʻuiki		redup. of ʻuiki₁ glimmer...
ʻuiʻuiki		see nalo ʻuiʻuiki firefly...
nalo ʻuiʻuiki		n. firefly. lit., glimmering fly.
kuiki₁		nvt. quilting; to quilt.
ʻakuiki		n. chipmonk. (Ute ʻakwiisi.) also kiulela ʻakuiki,
-Iki
Pōhaku Iki		n. Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas.
-iki
ʻoʻopu kumu iki		n. female nākea variety of the fish ʻoʻopu. lit., small source ʻoʻopu.
ʻanuiki		n. annuity.
hōʻuiki		to open a crack or sliver; to cause to gleam
puiki		same as puhikiʻi young flying fish.
pūʻiki		var. of pūliki₁ embrace...
wiki		vs. to hurry, hasten; quick, fast, swift.
wiki		see pihi wiki hot key...
āwiki		vi. var. spelling of ʻāwiki to hurry, be quick, swift.
ʻāwiki		vi. to hurry, be quick, swift.
alawiki		vi. to hurry; quick, fast.
elewiki		var. spelling of ʻelewiki to hurry...
ʻelewiki		same as alawiki to hurry.
hele wiki		nvi. quick step, quick time; to go fast.
pihi wiki		n. hot key, as on a computer keyboard (preceded by ke). lit., fast key.
wikiwiki₁		redup. of wiki fast, speedy.
Wikiwiki₂		n. star name (no data).
ʻāwikiwiki₁		redup. of ʻāwiki to hurry, be quick, swift...
ʻāwikiwiki₂		n. a vine (Canavalia spp.), native to Hawaiʻi, related to the maunaloa (C....
ʻāwikiwiki₃		same as kōʻeleʻele a seaweed.
hoʻowiki		to hurry, hasten
ʻuwiki		vi. var. spelling of ʻuiki₁ to glimmer...
ʻuwiki₁		var. spelling of ʻuiki₁,₂,₃,₄ glimmer; piping; wick; whist...
ʻuwiʻuwiki		var. spelling of ʻuiʻuiki glimmer...
-oki
ʻoki		vt. to cut, mow.
ʻoki		vt. to stop or break, as an electric circuit.
oki₁		vi. to stop, finish, end.
ʻoki₁		nvt. to cut, especially the hair (see below); to sever, shear, snip, slit, trim, hew, mow, fell,...
oki₂		vs. extraordinary, wondrous, superlative, much (usually but not always in an unfavorable sense,...
ʻoki₂		vt. to record, as on a cassette. Niʻihau.
oki₃		vi. to take effect, as ʻawa intoxication.
kaʻaoki		vt. to finish or complete, as a canoe; to put on the last touches.
ala ʻoki		n. road cut, short cut.
maoki		var. of maoli₁ native, indigenous...
maʻoki		nvi. anything cut into pieces, streaked (less used than māʻokiʻoki).
ua oki		Cut! i.e. a command to stop the filming of a movie or video scene (pronounced...
hōkī		same as hoʻokī caus/sim.; to cause to shoot; to sick on, as a dog...
hoki₁		n. mule, ass.
hoki₂		vs. barren, of a woman. (modern).
kūkaehoki		n. a rattlepod (Crotalaria incana), an erect tropical American weed, about 94 cm high, with...
ihoihokī		n. Roman candle (fireworks). lit., shooting candle.
hohoki		vs. neutral, as particles in an atom. see ikehu uila hohoki.
huna hohoki		n. neutron. lit., neutral particle.
kīʻoki		nvs. striped; creased with fat; stripes.
ʻokiʻoki		to cut into pieces, prune, chop, slash, carve.
kaha ʻokiʻoki		n. transversal, i.e. a line that intersects two given lines, in math. lit., cutting line. [line...
māʻokiʻoki		redup. of maʻoki anything cut into pieces, streaked ... sometimes with idea of small pieces.
hoʻomāʻokiʻoki		to make streaks, cut grooves
pahi ʻokiʻoki		n. carving knife.
kīʻokiʻoki		redup. of kīʻoki striped; creased with fat; stripes...
ʻIlioki		n. Pluto, the planet.
bilioki		var. spelling of piliʻoki billiards...
piliʻoki		n. billiards.
kokī		n. settee, couch (formerly made of pandanus plaiting).
koki₁		vs. snub-nosed, as of a bulldog.
kōkī₁		n. extremity, tiptop, topmost; upper limit.
koki₂		same as ʻalae mudhen.
kōkī₂		vi. to don a helmet.
ʻakoki		n. a variety of sugar cane, deep-red and green when young, changing to purple and brown-yellow; pith...
palekoki		n. petticoat, skirt.
kokikoki		redup. of koki snub-nosed; alae...
kokoki		redup. of koki₁ snub-nosed...
kōkokī		redup. of kōkī₁,₂ extremity...
mūkoki		same as nūkoki snub-nosed, homely, of facial features; pugnosed...
nūkoki		vs. snub-nosed, homely, of facial features; pugnosed.
lepopiloki		n. leptospirosis.
mokī		vi. to spurt, shoot forth.
mōkī		nvt. bundle; to wrap in a bundle.
mokīmokī		redup. of mōkī bundle, wrap...
omoki		var. of omo₁,₂ suck; sport of leaping from heights...
ʻomoki		var. of ʻumoki stopper.
ʻumoki₁		nvt. cork, stopper, plug, bung; to cork, stop up; wad of a gun; partitions in bamboo water...
ʻumoki₂		vt. to plant taro shoots in small holes made by a stick.
wili wehe ʻumoki		n. corkscrew.
ʻumoʻumoki		to puff at a pipe or cigar, so called because of the movement of the cheeks.
nōkī		vs. deep.
konoki		n. poker (card game).
ʻoʻoki₁		redup. of ʻoki cut.
ʻoʻoki₂		vs. to take effect, as intoxication.
hoʻokī		to cause to shoot; to sick on, as a dog; to make a cat spit; to snort; emitted. caus/sim of...
hoʻōki		to put an end to, terminate, conclude, annul, finish, stop; end.
hoʻōki		vt. to cancel, as a computer function.
hōʻoki		to pretend to cut short, to cause to cut, cut, divorce, dismiss, cancel,...
ʻaelike hoʻōki		n. cloture, i.e. a method of ending debate and causing an immediate vote to be taken. lit.,...
niho ʻoki		n. shark's-tooth knife, as used for wood carving and cutting hair. lit., cutting...
iʻe kuku hoʻōki		n. tapa beater, as used to finish the tapa. lit., finishing-beating...
poki₁		vs. fine, as stitches or mesh; small, dainty, close together.
Poki₂		n. general name for supernatural dog after the time of Kamehameha I, said to have been taken...
poki₃		see hale poki shrine...
poki₄		boss.
poki₅		n. boat.
alapoki		vs. shipwrecked.
kamolapoki		n. smallpox.
hale poki		n. shrine where bones of dead chiefs were kept, as the Hale-o-Keawe at Kona,...
pokipoki		n. sow bug.
pokipoki₁		n. a parasitic isopod found clinging to the skin, gills, fins, mouths, and tails of...
pokipoki₂		n. a gray hard-shelled box crab (Calappa hepatica), not liked as food.
pokipoki₃		n. sow bug, pill bug (Isopoda).
pokipoki₄		redup. of poki₁ fine, close together...
huelopoki		n. whaleboat.
pōpoki		n. cat (noted in Lisiansky's (1804) vocabulary
pōpoki		see manu pōpoki catbird...
popoki₁		short, thick.
Popoki₂		n. name of a lua fighting stroke, said to be used by women as well as men.
huelopōpoki		n. Australian bluegrass, Andropogon sericeus. lit., cat tail....
huelopōpoki		n. cattail.
manu pōpoki		n. catbird.
kūpoki		nvt. plaiting process of turning a pandanus leaf back, thereby giving the product a neat edge; to plait...
uoki		idiom used only in commands. Stop it! Quit! Don't touch! Be careful! (see ex.,...
hauʻoki₁		nvs. chilled to the bone, stiff with cold; frost, ice, cold; icy wind.
hauʻoki₂		n. a medicine made of hau bark for women in labor.
aʻiaʻi hauʻoki		vs. opaque. lit., frosty clear.
uwoki		var. spelling of uoki stop it!...
-uki
uki		same as ukiuki anger...
ʻuki		n. coarse native sedges of several genera.
ʻukī		n. an unpleasant odor, as halitosis.
ʻūkī		same as ʻuwī to wring.
ʻau kī		n. stem of a ti plant.
aʻukī		n. a fish, perhaps a marlin.
Kākāʻaukī₁		n. name of a place at Kohala, Hawaiʻi, celebrated in song for the tests held there for the...
Kākāʻaukī₂		n. name of a stroke in lua fighting.
lāʻau kī		n. bar to hold a gate shut, bolt.
haukī		n. pudding made of arrowroot starch and juice extracted from baked ti root.
haʻuki		n. sport.
kueka haʻuki		n. sweatshirt. lit., sports sweater.
lole kueka haʻuki		n. warm-up suit, as for sports. lit., sweatshirt clothes.
hale haʻuki		n. gymnasium. lit., sports building.
ʻuao haʻuki		n. referee, umpire; to referee.
lau kī₁		n. ti leaf.
lau kī₂		n. tea leaf.
laukī		n. a cosmopolitan tropical weed (Cassia leschen-aultiana), a small shrub with finely divided...
waʻa lau kī		n. toy canoe made of ti leaves.
palauki		n. blouse.
palauki		n. blouse.
mauki		same as maoli native.
maiʻa kahiki mauki		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana with tall, green trunk. The fruits looks like maiʻa...
nauki		vs. impatient, irritable, cross, vexed.
nāuki		vexation, anger; to harass.
nanauki		same as nāukiuki irritable...
hoʻonauki		causing irritation; aggravating, annoying, exasperating, provoking
hoʻonāuki		caus/sim of nāuki, vexation, anger; to harass...
paukī		same as paukikī fast, speedily...
ʻauʻaukī₁		n. young eel.
ʻauʻaukī₂		a fish said to resemble weke (no data).
-huki		hoʻo.huki Willful, headstrong.
huki₁		vt. to pull or tug, as on a rope; to draw, stretch, reach; to support, as a political party. See...
huki₂		nvi. a fit of any kind, convulsion, stroke, spasm, epileptic fit; twitching, cramp, as in the leg; to...
huki₃		nvi. a hula step: one foot steps to the side, the other foot is pulled toward it so that the...
huki₄		vs. soft, tender, as cooked meat that pulls apart when picked up.
huki₅		vs. twisted, drawn at the mouth, as a result of illness.
aʻahuki		n. var. spelling of ʻaʻahuki tendon. lit., pulled vein.
ʻaʻahuki		n. tendon. lit., pulled vein.
kaʻa huki		n. handcart. lit., pull vehicle.
kahuki		same as palahuki rotten, overripe...
palakahuki		overcooked to the point of falling apart, as meat (less common than moʻa...
pālalahuki		same as palahuki
palahuki		vs. rotten, as a banana stump; overripe, as banana fruit with juice dripping and black skin, as used in...
kaula huki		n. drawstring, rope or cord to pull on.
nanahuki		vs. to pull away from; contrary, disdainful (perhaps from nanā, surly, and huki,...
uananahuki		n. tapa beater.
naouananahuki		n. name of a tapa design.
wāwae huki		n. cramps in foot or leg, charley horse.
maʻawe huki		n. spindle fiber, i.e. a structure that forms inside a dividing cell during mitosis. lit., fibers...
kai huki		n. sea with strong current, undertow.
maʻi huki		n. convulsion, fit. lit., pulling disease.
maʻi huki		n. convulsion.
hukihuki₁		nvt. to pull or draw frequently, or by many persons; to pull by jerks or continuously, as in the...
hukihuki₂		nvi. to disagree, quarrel; disagreement; not cooperative, headstrong, obstinate.
hukihuki₃		nvi. tug-of-war game; to play the game.
hoʻohukihuki		caus/sim of hukihuki₂, to disagree, quarrel; disagreement; not cooperative,...
ʻiʻo huki		n. muscle.
hoʻohuki₁		to pull gently. caus/sim of huki₁, to pull or tug, as on a rope; to draw, stretch,...
hoʻohuki₂		willful, headstrong
uhuki		same as huhuki pull hard...
kaʻaʻauhuki		n. child's wagon. lit., wagon (with) handle (for) pulling.
lauhuki₁		nvt. tapa soaking, to soak tapa.
Lauhuki₂		n. name of a goddess worshipped by tapa makers.
huhuki		to pull hard or frequently.
hoʻohuhuki		to pull, cause to pull. fig., headstrong
ukiuki		nvt. anger, resentment (FS 129); angry, annoyed, offended, vexed, displeased (2-Sam....
ʻukiʻuki		n. Dianella sandwicensis, a native member of the lily family, with a short stem and long,...
ʻukīʻukī		redup. of ʻukī unpleasant odor...
nāukiuki		redup. of nauki impatient, irritable...
hoʻonāukiuki		redup. of hoʻonauki; to provoke, annoy
mōukiuki		redup. of mōuki
hoʻoukiuki		to provoke, offend, displease, irritate
pōukiuki		vs. mildewed, moldy, musty.
pūʻukiʻuki		vi. crowded, packed tightly, difficult.
kuki		see mea ʻono kuki cookie.
mea ʻono kuki		n. var. spelling of meaʻono kuki cookie.
meaʻono kuki		n. cookie.
mūkī		nvi. sucking noise made by pursing the lips and expelling or drawing in the air, as in kissing; to play...
mukīmukī		redup. of mūkī sucking noise...
hale inu kī		n. teahouse, teashop. lit., tea- (Eng.) drinking house.
nunuki		vi. to rise and fall, as the sea.
mōuki		vs. vile-smelling, dirty.
hoʻouki		same as hoʻoukiuki
puki₁		n. boot.
pūkī₁		same as kōkō a carrying net.
puki₂		vs. broke," out of funds.
pūkī₂		vt. to check, curb, pull back, as an unruly horse.
ʻapuki		vs. short.
kāmaʻa puki		n. boot, boots.
laba puki		n. var. spelling of lapa puki rubber boot. also puki lapa.
lapa puki		n. rubber boot. also puki lapa.
ipu kī		n. teapot.
nalu pū kī		n. wave that shoots high.
-li
-li     -ali     -eli     -ili     -oli     -uli
-li
lī		n. mi, the third note on the musical scale.
lī-		a prefix to many kinds of seaweeds, short for limu.
lī₁		nvi. chills; to have chills; to tremble with cold; shuddery feeling of horror.
lī₂		nvt. lace, as of shoes; to lace or tie.
lī₃		nvt. to hang, gird; to furl or reef, as a sail.
lī₄		n. third note in musical scale, mi.
-ali
ali		same as aliali crystal clear, white; clarity, whiteness...
-ali		(perhaps a var. of ani.)
ʻali		vt. to dig (the ball), in volleyball.
ʻali₁		n. scar, depression, groove, imbedded mark. Also ʻeli.
ʻali₂		var. of ʻeli to dig.
ʻaʻali		redup. of ʻali₁; scarred, marked, grooved; depression, groove; wattles of a fowl; slight...
hāʻali		n. fish gills.
māʻali		same as mōʻali furrow.
hali		vt. to carry, fetch, bear (Nah. 10.17).
one hali		n. sand carried away by the sea.
Onehali		n. name of a Kauaʻi wind. lit., sand carrying.
halihali		to transport, transmit.
kaʻa halihali		n. shuttle. lit.,vehicle (for) transporting.
pā halihali		n. tray (preceded by ke). lit., plate for carrying.
pā halihali		n. tray (preceded by ke).
naʻokoko halihali		n. HDL cholesterol. lit., carrier cholesterol.
moku halihali		n. ferry.
hoʻohali		to cause to carry
hauhauhali		vt. to carry to and from, as gossip.
pōhaku hali		n. a species of crab, perhaps one of the Leucosiidae, as Nucia sp. lit.,...
pūhali₁		n. a kind of fragile sea shell, possibly Janthina or Argonauta. lit., carried...
pūhali₂		stingy.
hiʻali₁		n. food offering to the gods.
hiʻali₂		vt. to stir, as a fire; to signal with the hands.
aliali		nvs. crystal clear, white; clarity, whiteness.
-aliali		hoāli.āli Redup. of hoʻāli.
ʻaliʻali		redup. of ʻali₁ scarred, grooved; profound.
hāʻaliʻali₁		n. fish gills.
hāʻaliʻali₂		n. end of penis.
māʻaliʻali		redup. of māʻali furrow.
kaliali		a tree or plant used in medicine.
hoʻaliʻali		var. spelling of hōʻaliʻali to scar, deface.
hoʻāliali		to whiten, cause to shine.
hōʻaliʻali		to scar, deface.
mōʻaliʻali		redup. of mōʻali impression, trace, scar, mark, as left by a knife cut; furrow, rut, track...
kualiali		redup. of kuali
pūʻaliʻali		of varying thickness, as a cord or ʻilima lei not carefully woven.
kālī		n. spine, spindle, rod; string, as used to thread things upon, as flowers for a lei, or...
kali₁		nvi. to wait, loiter, linger, tarry; loiterer; hesitant, slow.
kali₂		n. vagina.
hakalī		vs. high.
kakali		redup. of kali₁ wait, loiter, linger...
palakalī		n. broccoli.
makali₁		same as mali to flatter.
makali₂		vs. barely cooked, underdone.
makali₃		vs. glowing, bright, as of fire.
makali₄		vt. to bait a hook.
pakalī		n. parsley.
pākali₁		vt. to dole out little by little; to decoy fish by doling out bait little by little; a...
pākali₂		n. battery.
uhu pākali		n. an uhu fish used as a decoy. fig., to deceive.
Hunekali		n. Hungarian, Hungary.
kalikali		redup. of kali₁ wait, loiter...
pākalikali		redup. of pākali₁ to dole out little by little...
nōkali		nvt. notary; to notarize.
hoʻokali		to cause to wait, delay; lingering, slow, as a disease
ukali₁		nvt. to follow, come after, succeed, attend, accompany, escort; follower, attendant; complement, as...
Ukali₂		same as Ukalialiʻi Mercury...
ukali₃		n. satellite. also poelele.
haukalī		vs. dressed in one's best.
pōkā ukali		n. the wadding discharged from a weapon, such as rifle or cannon; the weapon is muzzle-loaded with...
hoʻoukali		to cause, pretend, or try to follow, accompany, attend, etc
hōkū ukali		satellite star. lit., accompanying star.
hōkū ukali		n. satellite star.
lali		vs. greasy, as pork fat; slippery and shiny, glittering, sparkling, bright; sticky.
alalī		nvi. var. spelling of ʻalalī sharp shrill yelp, sudden screech; to yelp, screech.
ʻalalī		nvi. sharp shrill yelp, sudden screech; to yelp, screech.
halalī		vs. far away and small.
kalalī		nvi. to go quickly, briskly, without noticing anyone; to walk or talk in a brisk, haughty way; proud;...
hoʻokalalī		to hurry. caus/sim of kalalī, to go quickly, briskly, without noticing anyone; to...
haukalalī		vi. to strut.
pūkalalī		same as kalalī
palalī		nvs. any flutelike, shrill, or high sound; to sound thus; sound of flatulency.
pāpalalī		redup. of palalī any flutelike, shrill, or high sound; to sound thus; sound of flatulency...
Mauna Kupalali		n. Mount Souffrière.
lalilali		redup. of lali greasy, as pork fat; slippery and shiny, glittering, sparkling, bright; sticky...
pīlalilali		vs. sticky, gummy, slimy, greasy.
ʻōlalilali		redup. of ʻōlali₁,₂
hūlalilali₁		redup. and intensification of hulali₁ shining, glittering, glossy, slippery...
hūlalilali₂		same as hulali₂ a kind of loli, sea cucumber...
pīlali		n. wax.
pīlali₁		nvs. hardened sap (kohu) of the kukui tree, gum; resin, birdlime; wax; honey in...
pīlali₂		n. white and black feathers under the tail of the ʻōʻō, a bird; used for kāhili,...
pīlali₃		n. a seaweed.
pōkaʻa pīlali		n. bobbin winder, of a sewing machine.
pepa pīlali		n. wax paper.
kanakē pīlali		n. cactus candy.
tuko pīlali		n. silicone, used as an adhesive. lit., sticky glue.
ōlali		n. var. spelling of ʻōlali₃ skilled person.
ʻōlali		n. glide, in linguistics.
ʻōlali₁		vi. to glide smoothly along, as a ship on the sea or as a fish slipping through one's...
ʻōlali₂		vs. bright, shiny, glistening; brightness.
ʻōlali₃		n. skilled person.
ʻōlali₄		n. young stage of hou, a fish. Oʻahu.
hoʻolali		to cause greasiness, glitter
kaula lī		n. lacing, as for shoes or corset.
hūlali		nvs. var. spelling of hulali₁ shining...
hulali₁		nvs. shining, glittering, glossy, slippery; to shine, glitter, sparkle, reflect...
hulali₂		n. a kind of loli, sea cucumber.
hoʻohulali		caus/sim of hulali₁, shining, glittering, glossy, slippery; to shine, glitter,...
kulali		n. curare, a poison for South American Indiansʻ arrows; also a muscle relaxant in modern...
pekikulali		n. lousewort.
Māli		n. Mali; Malian.
mālī		n. mallee bird, of Australia. also manu mālī.
mali₁		vt. to flatter, soothe, persuade with soft words, cajole, speak gently (less common than...
mali₂		nvt. to tie, as bait to a hook, hook to a line, feathers to a lei, or the end of a rope so that...
mamali₁		redup. of mali flatter; tie...
mamali₂		n. young stage of ʻōʻio, a fish.
malimali		same as mali₁ to flatter, soothe, persuade with soft words, cajole, speak gently...
hoʻomalimali		vt. to flatter (Hal. 78.36), wheedle; to mollify with soft words or a gift; to soothe,...
ʻōmali		nvs. weak, infirm, puny, shriveling, wilting, as of unripe fruit; weakling.
hōmali		var. spelling of hōmale emaciated...
nali		vt. to nibble, gnaw.
nanali		redup. of nali nibble, gnaw...
kenali		n. penny.
nalinali		redup. of nali nibble, gnaw...
mikionali		nvs. missionary.
ʻoali		var. spelling of ʻowali₁ weak...
ʻōali₁		n. cretan brake, a fern (Pteris cretica), widely distributed in warm parts of the world,...
ʻōali₂		var. spelling of ʻowali₁
hōʻali		var. spelling of hoʻāli₁ to signal...
hoʻāli₁		to signal, wave; signal, to stir, as coffee or a fire; stirring; wavy, undulating. ...
hoʻāli₂		To make an offering to the gods with signals and signs or prayers with gestures. cf. mōhai...
mōhai hoʻāli		n. wave offering.
koali₁		n. some kinds of morning-glory (Ipomoea spp.). The vines were used for swings and nets...
koali₂		nvi. swing; to swing, twirl about, twine.
koali₃		n. a variety of sweet potato.
koali₄		see puhi koali k.o. white eel...
pāpaʻakoali		n. a sweet potato.
maka koali		n. wild sweet potato found in Puna, Hawaiʻi; it may have been eaten in famine times; fed raw...
ʻuala koali		same as kūpala₃ a wild sweet potato.
puakoali		n. a tapa colored by beating in sandalwood.
lele koali		v. to swing; to jump rope; swinging on a koali vine rope, an ancient sport.
lele koali		n. free swing, as a single rope hanging from a tree branch.
puhi koali		n. a variety of white eel. lit., morning-glory eel.
mōʻali		nvs. impression, trace, scar, mark, as left by a knife cut; furrow, rut, track, groove, thread, welt,...
hoʻomōʻali		to make an impression; scar, tracing, groove
moʻomōʻali		n. record, as a list of facts about achievements or tasks accomplished; résumé, vita, curriculum...
moʻoʻali		var. of mōʻali mark, scar...
pōʻali		same as mōʻali impression, scar, mark...
pali		nvs., nvi. cliff, precipice, steep hill or slope suitable for olonā or wauke; full of...
pali		see pili pali mountains...
ʻāpali		vs. hilly, craggy. fig., impertinent, rude.
ʻōhā pali		n. a kind of lobelia. lit., cliff ʻōhā.
kiapali		n. term used in 1848 land claims, perhaps a steep hill.
kikiapali		same as kiapali
kuʻemaka pali		n. brow of a cliff.
kāhanahana pali		n. cliff ledge.
hilinapali		n. escarpment. From the name Hilina Pali, an escarpment on the island of...
papali		n. small cliff or slope, as along a ravine.
kīpāpali		nvs. cliff brink, small cliffs; hilly.
kīpāpali		n. small cliffs; hilly.
ʻopāpali		same as ʻōpalipali
heʻe pali		n. tiny, young octopus that clings to rocks along sea pools, especially in certain...
pōheʻepali		vi. killed by a fall from a precipice. fig., to die mysteriously or by accident.
lele pali		v. to leap or fall off a cliff; to practice the ancient sport of leaping from a precipice into...
kakaʻi pali		nvs. a series of precipices; consisting of such.
nihipali		n. a kind of fish (no data).
palipali		vs. precipitous, full of cliffs and steep hills.
ʻāpalipali₁		redup. of ʻāpali hilly, craggy. fig., impertinent, rude...
ʻāpalipali₂		to hurry, hasten.
ʻōpalipali		nvs. a place with many precipices; having many cliffs, cliffed; mountainous, hilly.
hoʻopalipali		caus/sim of palipali, precipitous, full of cliffs and steep hills...
pili pali		n. orographic, i.e. dealing with mountains. lit., associated with cliffs.
Koipali		n. name of a wind associated with Hālawa, Molokaʻi.
kiokio pali		n. cliff or ridge with irregular projections.
Hulialopali		n. name of a wind at Lahaina, Maui. lit., turn to the face of the cliff.
Koʻopali		n. wind associated with Hālawa, Molokaʻi.
pākeupali		vs. excessively great, greatly exceeding.
kūpali		vi. to pole fish from a rock or cliff, to stand on a cliff.
ulu pali		n. talus slope, transitional slope between cliffs and base.
loʻu pali		n. shelter formed by an overhanging cliff. (Malo text, chapter 33, section...
pauʻali		vs. crooked, perverse.
uaʻuali		var. spelling of uwaʻuwali limp, weak...
huali		vs. bright, polished, clean, pure, white, glittering, gleaming; morally pure.
hoʻohuali		to polish. caus/sim of huali, bright, polished, clean, pure, white, glittering,...
kuali		vs. white, glistening, sparkling, shining.
hoʻokuali		to whiten
Pepeluali		n. February.
Pepeluali		n. February. abb. Pep.
Ianuali		n. January. abb. Ian.
ʻIanuali		n. January.
pūʻali₁		n. warrior, soldier, so called because Hawaiian fighters tied (pūʻali) their malos...
pūʻali₂		nvt. to gird tightly about the waist, as of malo-clad warriors, or as corseted women; tight...
pūʻali₃		n. isthmus.
pūʻali₄		n. slender abdominal stalk on a wasp's body.
pūʻali₅		n. in music, a decrescendo followed by a crescendo.
pūʻali₆		n. irregularly shaped ravine.
pūʻali₇		n. a vague term for an adopted man or boy who had no servants.
kaʻamāhana pūʻali		vi. telophase, i.e. the final step in mitosis. lit., grooved replication.
hue wai pūʻali		n. gourd water container with constriction about the middle.
hopūʻali		to gird, compress; grooved
poʻopūʻali		n. any depression in the head, as a sunken temple.
pōpuʻali		to girdle, tie tightly or constrict in the middle.
wali		vs. smooth, thin, as poi; fine, mashed, soft, powdery, supple, limber, as a dancer's...
hāwali		vs. weak, soft, boggy.
waha wali		vs. glib-tongued.
waha wali		n. smooth talk, smooth talker; to talk smooth; glib. Niʻihau.
nāwali		vs. weak, feeble, infirm, limp, frail; weakness, feebleness.
kūlina wali		n. cornmeal. lit., fine corn.
ʻōnāwali		same as ʻōwali weak.
hoʻonāwali		to cause weakness; to enfeeble; to feign weakness
pāwali		vi. to talk soothingly, softly, sweetly, sometimes to flatter or deceive. lit., touch...
wawali		same as waliwali smooth.
Kalewali		n. calvary.
Kalewali		n. Calvary.
līwali		soft, thin, as poi or dough.
waliwali		gentle, easygoing, good-natured, smooth.
hāwaliwali		redup. of hāwali weak, soft, boggy...
nāwaliwali		redup. of nāwali weak.
ʻonawaliwali		redup. of ʻōnāwali weak...
ʻōnāwaliwali		var. spelling of ʻonawaliwali weak...
hoʻonāwaliwali		caus/sim of nāwaliwali, redup. of nāwali, weak...
piwa hoʻonāwaliwali		n. typhoid fever. lit., weakening fever.
ʻowali		n. var. spelling of ʻōali₁ cretan brake...
ʻowali₁		weak, sickly, puny.
ʻowali₂		var. spelling of ʻoali weak...
ʻowali₃		var. spelling of ʻōali₁ cretan brake, a fern...
manini ʻōwali		n. a taro cultivar.
kowali		var. spelling of koali morning glory; swing; sweet potato; eel...
hoʻowali		to make soft, smooth, as soil, to mix, as poi or dough; to digest; to mix fine...
uwali		same as wali soft, smooth
kaʻuwali		vi. to jiggle, joggle.
uwaʻuwali		vs. soft, limp, weak.
-eli
ʻeli		vt. to dig, excavate.
Alaʻeli		n. a wind of Mānoa Valley, Honolulu.
pāʻeli		vt. to dig the earth, as to plant in a taro patch.
hoʻopāʻeli		to cause such digging
kupaʻeli		vs. slow-moving. Kauaʻi.
Hēli		n. Halley.
wai ʻeli		n. well water, well. lit., dug water.
ʻeliʻeli		Redup. of ʻeli; to dig often. fig., firmly rooted, profound, deep, as a taboo, or...
pāʻeliʻeli		redup. of pāʻeli to dig the earth, as to plant in a taro patch...
hoʻopāʻeliʻeli		redup. of hoʻopāʻeli
kauʻeliʻeli		vt. to dig up the past, to review the past.
keli		n. cherry.
monekekeli		n. monastery.
lokeli		n. lottery.
meli		n. bee, honey
pūnana meli		n. beehive.
waihona meli		n. honeycomb.
wai meli		n. honey. lit., bee liquor.
nalo meli		n. honey bee (Apis mellifera). lit., honey fly.
pahu meli		n. beehive.
haneli		var. spelling of hanele hundred
haneli		n. hundred.
kūana haneli		n. hundreds, as place value, in math.
luna haneli		n. centurion. lit., overseer of hundred.
pāhaneli		nvt. a hundredfold, by the hundred; to distribute to a hundred.
pāhaneli		hecto-, a prefix meaning hundred (h). abb. ph.
hapa haneli		n. hundredths; centi-, a prefix meaning one hundredth (c). abb. hhn.
hapahaneli₁		nvs. hundredth part, percentage.
hapahaneli₂		n. a copper penny issued by Kamehameha III in 1847.
moena helu hapa haneli		n. hundredths square, in math. lit., mat (to) count hundredths.
Malineli		n. Marineris.
mikioneli		nvs. missionary.
ʻō ʻeli		n. spading fork (preceded by ke). lit., fork (for) digging.
ʻelepeli		Pīʻai ʻelepeli. Elderberry.
pīʻai ʻelepeli		n. elderberry.
hauʻeli		n. glauber salts, sulphate of soda.
weli		n. scion.
weli₁		nvs. fear, terror, dread; fearful, afraid.
weli₂		n. a holothurian.
weli₃		n. scion, sucker, shoot, as from a root; spreading root.
weli₄		n. phosphorescent light on water, believed caused by a ghost that was interfering with...
weli₅		same as welina greeting...
maka weli		nvi. glaring, threatening eyes; to glare, glower.
pakaweli₁		n. a variety of sugar cane, with different names on different islands. A deep purple-red and green...
pakaweli₂		n. a fish (no data).
kuaweli		vs. dark in color.
haeweli		see hana haeweli an act of terrorism...
limahaeweli		n. terrorist.
hana haeweli		n. an act of terrorism.
hoʻohaeweli		vt. to terrorize, commit an act of terrorism.
paihoʻohaeweli		n. terrorism.
weweli₁		vs. somewhat afraid (less strong than weliweli).
weweli₂		same as weliweli₃ redup. of weli₃. numerous, immense, prolific...
weliweli₁		violent, dreadful, horrible, fearful, ferocious; revered; respectful, as of the word of a...
weliweli₂		n. a small weli, holothurian.
weliweli₃		numerous, immense, prolific.
hoʻoweliweli		vt. to threaten; terrible, fierce...; to frighten.
hoʻoweliweli		vt. to terrorize.
kiʻi hoʻoweliweli		n. scarecrow, terrifying image.
ʻōlelo hoʻoweliweli		nvt. threat; terrifying talk; to threaten.
pāhaʻoweli		n. stunt, a feat which requires unusual daring or skill, as in movie or video production; to do or...
hoʻoweli		to frighten, terrify, arouse fear
hoʻokauweli		vt. horror, as stories or movies.
-ili
-ʻili		hō.ʻili To collect; to bunch together, as fish in a net.
ʻili		n. skin. also ʻaluʻalu.
ʻili		n. bark, of a plant.
ʻili		Paihaʻakei ʻili. Racism, i.e. adhering to a belief that one's own race...
ili₁		nvi. stranded, aground or wrecked, as a ship; to run aground; to run over, as with a car; to set, as...
ʻili₁		n. skin, complexion, hide, pelt, scalp, bark, rind, peel.
ili₂		nvi. inheritance; to inherit.
ʻili₂		leather.
ili₃		nvi. to fall upon, as sorrow, responsibility, blessings (Kanl. 28.2), curses (Kanl....
ʻili₃		surface, area.
ili₄		vs. transplanted.
ʻili₄		binding, cover.
ili₅		vi. distribution or to be distributed, as data on a graph, in math and science. see ili...
ʻili₅		land section, next in importance to ahupuaʻa and usually a subdivision of an...
ʻili₆		strap of any kind, as reins, harness, fan belt, machine belt; hose.
ʻili₇		pebble (less used than ʻiliʻili); kōnane pebble.
ʻili₈		vs. square, as in measurements.
ʻāʻili₁		vi. to struggle for breath; to breathe with convulsions, gasp, pant, twitch, jerk.
ʻāʻili₂		vt. to pull, as weeds.
kāmaʻa ʻili		n. leather shoes.
paʻaʻili		n. a solid, usually with number of sides following, as paʻaʻili hā. lit., surface...
paʻaʻili		see entries beginning with paʻaʻili.
hāʻili		same as hāʻiliʻili to revile, curse...
haili₁		same as haliʻa sudden remembrance...
haili₂		nvs. spirit, ghost; dim, indistinct.
haili₃		n. yellow band, as on the tail of ono, the fish.
hoʻohaili₁		to cause, produce a recollection or premonition; to challenge.
hoʻohaili₂		to assume a ghostly form; dim
kāili		n. runner on sweet potato vine; string of fish, string or fiber of any kind on which fish are...
kāʻili₁		vt. to snatch, grab, take by force, seize, abduct, usurp. (See song, EM...
kāʻili₂		vt. to cast for fish.
kāʻili₃		n. fine net as used for ʻōpelu fishing.
kāʻili₄		vt. to gasp, labor for breath
Kākāili		n. name of a star.
makaili		n. rocky patches where sweet potatoes or taro were cultivated (For. 6:165); soil...
makaili		n. alluvial.
ʻupena kāʻili		n. a type of net or seine (no data).
kāne i ka ʻili		n. true husband. lit., husband in the skin.
hoʻokāʻili		to tug and pull as though to snatch, but not with great force, as in playing with a kitten; to...
kīpuka ʻili		n. leather lasso.
palaʻili		n. T-shirt; any pullover-style shirt. Niʻihau.
lole wāwae palaʻili		n. underpants. Niʻihau. also palemaʻi.
kaula ʻili		n. leather rope, lassoing rope, lariat, strap.
mauʻu hōʻula ʻili		lit., grass reddening skin.
mauʻu lāʻili₁		n. a native iris (Sisyrinchium acre), with long grasslike leaves and small yellow flowers,...
mauʻu lāʻili₂		n. name of a kind of calico with tiny figures, so called because of resemblance to mauʻu...
māʻili₁		nvs. pebble or stone, as used for making sinkers for squid fishing; pebbly, full of...
māʻili₂		n. small arrowroot (pia) tubers, so called because they grow well in stones.
māʻili₃		n. small taro, as found growing in weeds.
hana ʻili		n.v. tanner; to tan.
ʻōnaehana ʻili		n. integumentary system, in biology. lit., skin system.
hale hana ʻili		n. tannery.
moena ʻili		n. linoleum, linoleum flooring. Niʻihau.
pā ʻili		v. to touch the skin.
pā ʻili		see lāʻau make pā ʻili, contact poison...
pāʻili		n. swelling, as of newly made tattooing.
hiʻonapāʻili		n. texture. lit., features (when) touched.
paleʻili		n. undershirt. t-shirt PKE12. lit., skin protector.
lole wāwae paleʻili		n. briefs, panties, underwear. Niʻihau. Also lole wāwae liʻiliʻi.
kaupale ʻili		v. to draw the color line; to show race prejudice. lit., to make a skin boundary.
kaupaleʻili		v. var. spelling of kaupale ʻili to draw the color line; to show race prejudice. lit., to make a skin boundary.
wale ʻili		n. cambium, i.e. the slippery layer under the bark of a plant which is the growing area of the stem....
hue ʻili		n. container or bag for liquids made of animal skin.
hueʻili		n. var. spelling of hue ʻili container or bag for liquids made of animal skin.
hili		vt. to spike (the ball), in volleyball. Niʻihau. also pākī.
hili₁		nvt. to braid or plait, as a lei or candlenuts; a braid, plaiting, string.
hili₂		vi. to turn aside, deviate, miss the way, wander, stray.
hili₃		nvt. to whip, smite, thrash, switch, bat; batter, as in baseball; stroke, as in...
hili₄		n. bark used in dyeing, as hili kukui, hili kōlea, hili noni; the dark-brown dye...
kaʻahili		vi. to struggle; to pant, as for breath.
hahili		a kind of fish.
kakaʻiāhili		var. of kakahili idle chatter; to talk idly; to wander aimlessly...
loloiāhili		vs. to wander, as one lost; to stray, dilly-dally; to digress and wander in speech;...
hoʻololoiāhili		same as loloiāhili to wander, as one lost; to stray, dilly-dally; to digress and wander in speech; roundabout.
kāhili₁		nvt. feather standard, symbolic of royalty; segment of a rainbow standing like a shaft (also a sign of...
kāhili₂		n. the crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica), an ornamental shrub from China, with small oval...
kāhili₃		n. a small tree (Grevillea banksii) from Australia, related to the silky oak, ʻoka...
kāhili₄		n. Kāhili ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum), from the Himalaya region; much like the white...
kāhili₅		n. a seaweed, probably Turbinaria ornata.
paʻa kāhili		n.v. bearer of the royal feather standard; to carry a kāhili.
kakahili		nvi. idle chatter; to talk idly; to wander aimlessly.
kūākāhili		n. one of high birth who stands by a kāhili feather standard, beside the high chief, in...
lawe kāhili		n. bearer of the feather standard of royalty (kāhili).
ʻawapuhi kāhili		same as kāhili₄
hoʻokāhili		to brush or fan gently. caus/sim of kāhili₁, feather standard, symbolic of royalty;...
nīʻau kāhili		n. broom made of coconut-leaf midribs tied together at one end.
ʻaukuʻu kāhili		n. a variety of ʻaukuʻu heron.
mahili₁		same as hili to deviate.
mahili₂		vt. to strip away property.
nāhili		vs. blundering, confused, perplexed, wandering off the course; careless, awkward.
nanahili		redup. of nāhili blundering, confused, perplexed, wandering off the course...
hoʻonāhili		to cause a blundering, wandering, as by misdirecting; to procrastinate, waste time through...
pahili		vt. to braid. fig., to confuse, entangle, deceive.
pāhili		vi. to blow strongly, as a wind, especially of a veering wind; to lash, as a storm.
makani pāhili		n. cyclone, hurricane.
makani pāhili		n. hurricane.
hoʻopāhili		to cause such a wind; to blow, as such a wind, etc
manawa hili		n. at bat, up (to bat), in baseball. lit., time (to) bat.
Kākaihili		n. name of a star.
kākaʻihili		vs. slow, slow moving.
Kekaihili		n. name of a southern star.
wai hili		n. water obtained by shaking the dew or rain drops from the leaves of plants or trees, as was said to...
lei hili		n. a plaited lei, as of ferns and maile but without leaves.
lihili		vs. confused, bewildered, unsuccessful.
hilihili₁		redup. of hili₁,₂,₃ to braid or plait...; to turn aside, deviate...; to whip, smite, thrash...
hilihili₂		dark red or brown (less dark than hili₄).
kāhilihili		to spray.
kāhilihili		vt. to dust, as with a duster.
hoʻohilihili₁		redup. of hoʻohili
hoʻohilihili₂		to dye
pūhilihili		same as mohihihi a vine.
ʻaukuʻu kōhili		var. spelling of ʻaukuʻu kāhili a variety of ʻaukuʻu heron...
lolohili		var. of loloiāhili wander...
kūlolohili		vs. long in doing a thing; to tell a story with many unnecessary details; garrulous.
nohili		vs. tedious, slow.
hoʻohili₁		to lead astray. caus/sim of hili₂, to turn aside, deviate, miss the way, wander,...
hoʻohili₂		to pretend to whip, to whip gently. caus/sim of hili₃, to whip, smite, thrash,...
pōhili		n. baseball, the sport.
mikilima pōhili		n. baseball glove, mitt.
kaimana pōhili		n. baseball diamond, infield. lit., baseball diamond.
kahua pōhili		n. baseball field.
kinipōpō pōhili		n. baseball, the ball.
ʻūhili		n. bat, club, racket.
auhili		vi. to turn off the course, wander, deviate.
lāʻau hili		n. switch, club.
hauhili₁		same as hilikau mixed, snarled, entangled; to mix, snarl...
hauhili₂		probably similar to hauhilikī to snarl, entangle...
hoʻohauhili		to cause confusion, as in speech. caus/sim of hauhili₁, same as...
hauhauhili		redup. of hauhili same as hilikau, mixed, snarled, entangled, to mix, snarl...
mauhili		vs. entangled, snarled, interwoven.
kūhili₁		vt. to stain or dye by soaking in water containing mashed bark, as nets or mulberry bark before it is...
kūhili₂		vi. to blunder.
naʻau kūhili		vs. blundering, careless, thoughtless.
pūhili₁		vi. to veer, as the wind.
pūhili₂		vs. confused, thwarted, frustrated, set to naught.
pūhili₃		same as pūhilihili a vine.
kapuhili₁		n. the many taboos inherited from chiefly ancestors or from the gods; person with many...
kapuhili₂		n. a butterfly fish, Chaetodon trifasciatus.
hoʻopūhili₁		to blow in gusts from varying directions
hoʻopūhili₂		to confuse, thwart, frustrate
paihaʻakei ʻili		vt. racism, i.e. adhering to a belief that one's own race is superior to another race. also...
mahiʻili		vt. to plunder thoroughly; to take all, as a chief taking all the property of his subjects. lit., dig...
ʻiliʻili		n. cobble.
ʻiliʻili₁		n. pebble, small stone, as used in dances or kōnane.
ʻiliʻili₂		vi. to pile, overlap.
ʻāʻiliʻili		redup. of ʻāʻili spasm.
hāiliili		vi. to fade away, slip away, as into unconsciousness.
hāʻiliʻili		vt. to revile, curse (Puk. 21.17), blaspheme, speak evilly.
kāʻiliʻili₁		snatching, pulling, especially of a newly carved canoe hauled from the mountains to the...
kāʻiliʻili₂		redup. of kāʻili₄ to gasp, labor for breath...
kaula kāʻiliʻili		n. line from forward outrigger boom (ʻiako) to prow to strengthen the boom in...
hula ʻiliʻili		n. Hula in which smooth water-worn stones are used as clappers or castanets; the pebble...
māʻiliʻili		redup. of māʻili pebble or stone...; arrowroot...; taro...
papa ʻiliʻili		n. arrangement of pebbles in the form of a man used for instruction by a kahuna...
ʻōʻiliʻili		appearing here and there, once or successively.
hōʻiliʻili		vt. to gather, collect, pile up, save, store away, glean, assemble; collection...
hōʻiliʻili		vt. to collect.
pūʻiliʻili₁		short for puʻu ʻiliʻili a pile of pebbles, as used in drawing lots or in divination...
pūʻiliʻili₂		to collect.
puʻu ʻiliʻili		n. a pile of pebbles, as used in drawing lots or in divination.
hāloliʻili		vs. indolent, idle, useless.
māuiili		n. equinox.
Kili		n. Chile; Chilean.
kili₁		nvi. raindrops; fine rain; to rain gently. fig., to go or move in a light, sprightly...
kili₂		nvi. peal of thunder; to thunder.
Kili₃		nvs. Chile; Chilean.
kili₄		n. chili.
makili		vi. to crack, appear through a crack, show, come to light; to come off, as shingles; cracked, split...
mākili		nvs. a drop; to drop, as water. cf. kilihau, kilihune, Hal. 37.25.
ʻōkolemakili		lit., cracked buttocks.
hoʻomakili₁		to open a crack; to crack
lemuomakili		same as mohihihi a vine.
nakili		vi. to glimmer through, as light through a small opening; to begin to open, as eyes of a young animal;...
hekili		see manu hekili thunderbird...
hekili₁		nvi. thunder; to thunder. fig., passion, rage.
hekili₂		n. a variety of taro.
hekili₃		n. a variety of sweet potato.
pāpaʻahekili		see pūailewa
makahekili		n. hailstone. lit., thunder eye.
hua hekili		n. var. spelling of huahekili₁ hail. lit., thunder fruit.
huahekili₁		n. hail. lit., thunder fruit.
huahekili₂		n. rare name for the beach naupaka (Scaevola) plant.
puahekili		n. one of the native loosestrifes (Lysimachia hillebrandii). lit., thunder...
Kānehekili		god of thunder. lit., thunder Kāne.
kuʻi hekili		n. peal of thunder, thunderclap.
hoʻohekili		to cause thunder; threatening thunder storm
kūhēkili		same as laukahi a weed.
manu hekili		n. thunderbird.
manuhekili		n. thundercloud.
kikili		redup. of kili₁,₂ rain, thunder...
hākikili		same as kikili, hekili₁ thunder.
hekikili		redup. of hekili₁
kilikili		redup. of kili₁
mākilikili		redup. of makili to crack, appear through a crack, show, come to light...
nākilikili		redup. of nakili to glimmer through, as light through a small opening...
mikili		rare var. of nakili glimmer through...
hoʻokili		to rain gently
-lili		hoʻo.lili, holili Rippled surface of the sea, as caused by fish; undulation or...
līlī		redup. of lī₁ chills...
lili₁		nvs. jealous; highly sensitive to criticism; jealousy, envy; anger and mental anguish felt if one's...
lili₂		vs. blasted, as fruit.
ʻalili		same as hoʻolili sparkling.
haʻalili		same as hoʻolili rippled surface of the sea, as caused by fish...
maʻalili		vs. cooled, of what has been hot, as food; abated, calmed, of anger, love, passion; blasted...
hoʻomaʻalili		to cause to cool; appease, soothe, quiet, pacify, assuage anger or grief
imu hoʻomaʻalili		n. oven with food intended as an offering to appease (hoʻomaʻalili) a god.
hālili		n. sundial shell, members of the Architectonicidae family.
kahalili₁		n. sanctified stone used by at priest in ʻanāʻanā sorcery.
kahalili₂		vi. to exhibit wrath or displeasure due to jealousy.
makahālili		n. a marine shell (Peasiella tantilla).
kalili		same as nani Waiʻaleʻale
mālili₁		vs. blighted, blasted, withered, stunted, as fruits.
mālili₂		rare var. of maʻalili cooled, calmed
hoʻomālili		caus/sim of mālili₂, ...
palili		n. small weak taro shoot (preceded by ke).
kapalili		vi. palpitating, as in fear or joy; trembling, twitching, fluttering, throbbing; waving; quivering, as...
kapakapalili		redup. of kapalili palpitating, as in fear or joy; trembling, twitching, fluttering...
lau kapalili₁		same as hukilau, seine fishing, but reportedly used in deeper water and with...
lau kapalili₂		n. legendary name for trembling leaves of the first taro, said to have been born of a...
hua lili		n. blasted fruit.
hailili		same as lili jealous.
kīʻililī₁		vi. to squat on haunches; to perch.
kīʻililī₂		vi. to trill, of a bird.
lilili		redup. of lili often with meaning of petty jealousy.
lililili		redup. of lili jealous; highly sensitive to criticism...
kolilili		vi. var. spelling of kōlīlili to vibrate, as heat.
kōlīlili		vi. to vibrate, as heat.
kūʻililī		same as kīʻililī₁,₂
ʻolili		vs. shiny, sparkling, shimmering, as moonlight.
ʻōlili		vs. withered, stunted, poor, as fruit. cf. more common mālili.
holili₁		vs. weak, spindly, puny.
holili₂		rippled surface of the sea, as caused by fish; undulation or vibration ...
kolili₁		vi. to flutter, as a flag; to wag, as a dog's tail. also konini.
kolili₂		n. an ʻilima rod, a fathom or so long, tipped with feathers and used as a wand in the...
kolili₃		to rush out, as pent-up water; to flow swiftly, leak.
hula kolili		n. a dance with love forfeits, similar to those in the kilu and ʻume games.
hoʻokolili		to flutter, wave
mōlili		same as mālili₁ blighted, stunted...
hoʻolili₁		to provoke jealousy; jealous
hoʻolili₂		rippled surface of the sea, as caused by fish; undulation or vibration of light in the hot sun; to...
koʻolili		same as kolili₁,₂,₃ flutter; fathom; rush out...
ʻūlili		n. whistle, as a referee's.
ʻūlili		n. railing support, balluster. also hūlili.
ʻūlili₁		n.v. wandering tattler (Heteroscelus incanum), a slender regular winter migrant to Hawaiʻi,...
ʻūlili₁₀		var. of hulili dazzling light, vibration...
ʻūlili₁₁		n. poles separating bannisters, as on stairs; rails of hōlua sleds.
ʻūlili₂		n. police whistle; ancient type of bamboo whistle; sound of these whistles. The whistles are...
ʻūlili₃		n. a bamboo tube used for blowing on a fire; to use this tube.
ʻūlili₄		n. a musical instrument consisting of three gourds pierced by a stick; a whirring sound is made by...
ʻūlili₅		n. hula step similar to ʻuwehe, except that only one heel at a time is raised; this...
ʻūlili₆		same as hū, small gourd used as a spinning top; to spin this top.
ʻūlili₇		vs. steep, as a mountain road.
ʻūlili₈		vs. firm.
ʻūlili₉		n. a religious ceremony in ʻanāʻanā, sorcery.
haʻulili		vs. to shiver.
haka ʻūlili		n. ladder, trestle.
ala ʻūlili		n. sheer trail as for climbing a cliff.
hulili		nvs. dazzling light, vibration, undulation; to blaze, sparkle, dazzle, glare, vibrate,...
hulilī		vi. to shiver.
hūlili		n. railing support, balluster. also ʻūlili.
hūlili₁		nvt. ladder, bridge, as to scale a cliff or cross a gully; trestle; log or plank serving, as a bridge;...
hūlili₂		n. garrison, fort, tower, altar, strong high place
hūlili₃		n. bracelet of hog's or dog's teeth.
hūlili₄		n. a type of tapa.
kahena hulili		n. riffle, as in a stream. lit., undulating flowing.
hune hulili		n. glitter. lit., tiny sparkles.
hoʻohulili		caus/sim of hulili, dazzling light, vibration, undulation; to blaze, sparkle,...
wai ʻūlili		vt. to fix firmly.
waiʻūlili		vt. var. spelling of wai ʻūlili to fix firmly.
hoʻūlili		to act like the tattler bird
mili₁		vs. to handle, feel of, fondle, caress, as a beloved child; fondled, beloved.
mili₂		vs. slow, inefficient in work.
milimili₁		toy, plaything; favorite, darling, pet, beloved.
milimili₂		redup. of mili₂ slow, inefficient in work...
milimili₃		to examine with interest or curiosity and admiration. [milimili appears in some of...
-launili		hoʻo.lau.nili Same as luaiele.
hoʻolaunili		same as luaiele to live a dissipated life, reckless of health...; swaying...;
ʻōʻili		see papa ʻōʻili pop-up menu...
ʻōʻili₁		nvi. to appear, come into view; appearance.
ʻōʻili₂		n. heart (of emotions).
ʻōʻili₃		n. filefish, including Cantherhines dumerili; see below.
papa ʻōʻili		n. pop-up menu, as in a computer program. lit., appearing list.
hōʻili		var. spelling of hōʻīli to collect; to bunch together, as fish in a net.
hōʻīli		to collect; to bunch together, as fish in a net.
hoʻīli₁		to land upon, load, as freight on a ship; to transfer, consign, transmit; to set on...
hoʻīli₂		to bequeath or leave in a will; to lay aside, save.
koili		vi. to rest on, as the moon on the surface of the sea; to sink into, penetrate.
oloʻili		n. membranophone, i.e. a musical instrument whose sound is produced by striking a membrane or skin of...
noili		same as noʻeau clever, skillful...
hoʻoili		vt. to transfer, as funds in a bank account.
hoʻoili₁		to land upon, load, as freight on a ship; to transfer, consign, transmit; see ili₂,...
hoʻoili₂		vt. distribution, to distribute, distributive, in math.
hoʻoili₃		vt. to transplant. cf. ili.
hoʻoili₄		vt. to download, as in computer program. cf. hoʻouka.
hoʻoili₅		vt. to hand off (the ball), in football.
hāhoʻoili		n. hereditary stalk; established people with inherited land.
maile hoʻoili		n. baton used in relay race.
kānāwai hoʻoili		n. distributive law, in math. lit., transferring law.
heihei hoʻoili		n. relay race. also kūkini hoʻoili.
ʻanopili hoʻoili		n. distributive property, in math (preceded by ke). lit., transferring...
kūkini hoʻoili		n. relay race. lit., transfer race. also heihei hoʻoili. cf....
holo hoʻoili		n. shuttle run. lit., transfer run.
kūʻoʻili		vi. steep, difficult to climb; to climb with great difficulty.
pili		see manamana pili, ʻaoʻao
pili₁		nvi. to cling, stick, adhere, touch, join, adjoin, cleave to, clinging, sticking; associate with, be...
pili₁₀		n. a narrow or precarious pass.
pili₁₁		same as ʻume, the game, so called because the wand touched (pili) the players.
pili₁₂		same as ʻōpili numb.
pili₂		n. a grass (Heteropogon contortus) known in many warm regions, formerly used for thatching...
pili₃		vt. to refer, concern, relate, pertain, apply.
pili₄		n. shingles, so called because they replace the pili grass of the roofs of the old houses...
pili₅		nvt. a wager, bet, stake; to bet, wager.
pili₆		n. border, edge of time units, especially of late night.
pili₇		n. uncolored sheets in a kapa kuʻina, sleeping tapa.
pili₈		n. lining of a quilt under the layer of cotton or wool.
pili₉		n. first stage of poi-pounding, with taro beginning to stick.
haʻapili		vt. to apply, as to put to practical use.
kahapili		n. tangent of a circle. lit., line that touches.
Mahapili		n. name of twin stars (no data).
kaiapili		n. society, i.e. an enduring social group.
pōʻaiapili		n. context.
kāpili		vt. to build, put together, fit together, join, unite, mend, fix, repair, set (as precious...
kāpili		vt. to build, put together.
kaha akapili		n. mirror site, a type of web site.
ʻoiʻenehana kāpili		n. manufacturing industry.
ʻoihana kāpili		n. manufacturing industry.
koʻi kāpili		n. joiner's adze. lit., adze for putting together. (finishing adze...
hoʻokāpili		caus/sim of kāpili, to build, put together, put on (as glasses), fit together, set...
lima pili		n. third or ring finger.
nāpili		n. kind of endemic ʻoʻopu or goby (Sicydium stimsonii); so called because it is said...
manamana pili		n. third or ring finger.
manamana pili		n. ring finger.
hopena pili		n. ramification. lit., related result.
ʻupena pili		n. two nets attached to either side of the opening of the pākuʻikuʻi. lit., joining...
haʻina pili		n. transitive verb, active verb.
hakina pili		n. mixed number.
ʻoʻopu nāpili		same as nāpili kind of endemic ʻoʻopu or goby...
hoa pili		n. close, intimate, or personal friend.
kapa pili		n. lined quilt that is not padded, formerly used as a top sheet (old-time Hawaiians did not put a...
ʻauwaepili		n. close relative.
ʻaʻohe pili		n. irrelevant, not applicable. lit., no relationship. abb. ʻa/p.
ʻikepili		n. data. lit., associated information.
laina ʻikepili		n. data stream, as in a computer program. lit., data line.
huina ʻikepili		Pakuhi huina ʻikepili. Cross-tab graph, in math.
pakuhi huina ʻikepili		n. cross-tab graph, in math. lit., data juncture graph.
hoʻokuene ʻikepili		vt. to browse, as in a database program having the capability to rearrange data. lit., set up...
hōkeo ʻikepili		n. database, as in a computer program; data bank, an organized collection of information, in math....
pukaaniani kolamu ʻikepili		n. list editor screen, in a computer program. lit., data column window.
lepili		n. label, tag; to label.
hale pili		n. house thatched with pili grass.
pepili		n. sticker.
kīhei pili		n. two sheets, as of printed percale or patchwork, sewn together at edges, used as bed covering over...
ʻunihipili₁		n. spirit of a dead person, sometimes believed present in bones or hair of the deceased and kept...
ʻunihipili₂		same as ʻuhinipili₂ thin, tapering...
hōʻunihipili		Caus/sim.; to deify.
unuhi pili		nvt. close, literal translation; to make such.
hāliʻi pili		n.v. to spread over pili grass, said poetically of a rain shower.
pilipili₁		any sticky matter, adhesive; pasty, gluey, viscid.
pilipili₂		same as pipili₂ an herb.
kāpilipili		redup. of kāpili build, put together..
pua pilipili		n. the Spanish clover (Desmodium uncinatum), a South American herb, long established in...
hoʻopilipili₁		redup. of hoʻopili; to court, woo, make advances FS 155; to associate in close...
hoʻopilipili₂		vt. imitation.
manaʻo hoʻopilipili		n. hidden or figurative meaning.
mauʻu pilipili		n. the bristly foxtail (Setaria verticillata), a hairy grass from Europe and Asia, growing like...
lanipili		n. see ua lanipili heavy rain...
ua lanipili		n. a heavy rain, as one lasting for days and days, or a cloudburst.
ʻuhinipili₁		n. same as ʻunihipili spirit of a dead person...
ʻuhinipili₂		vs. thin, tapering, feeble, weak.
ʻuhinipili₃		vs. flexed position in which Hawaiians were often buried.
pipili₁		tenacious.
pipili₂		n. drymaria (Drymaria cordata), a slender, weedy herb, with rounded leaves, tiny flowers, and...
pipili₃		same as ʻihi kūkae hipa, kūkae hipa a weed.
kīkānia pipili		n. Spanish clover (Desmodium uncinatum), a weedy, South American perennial herb with small...
kāpipili		vs. self-adhering, as stamps, envelopes, or notes.
kī pipili		same as kī₂, kī nehe, nehe₃ the Spanish needle (Bidens pilosa) ...; the Spanish needle (Bidens pilosa), a lowland weed, young fresh plants are still brewed for tea...; young plants, just before flowering, are cooked for tea...
naʻokoko pipili		n. lDL cholesterol. lit., sticky cholesterol.
hoʻopipili		same as hoʻopilipili; to paste, glue, stick
ʻaui pili		n. var. spelling of ʻauipili possessive case; genitive PHG.
ʻauipili		n. possessive case; genitive PHG.
helu nui pili		n. inclusive plural, as in Hawaiian grammar.
iwi pili₁		n. midrib of a blade of pili grass.
iwi pili₂		n. double or united bone of arm of leg.
ʻōpili		nvs. cramped or numbed, as by cold or sitting long in one position; aching; clamped together, as leaves...
ʻōpili		vi. to close up tight, as a flowerbud.
manaʻopili		n. corollary, as in mathematics.
ʻaoʻao pili		n. adjacent leg or side, of a right triangle. lit., adjoining side.
kōpili₁		n. thin, transparent tapa made of mulberry bark.
kōpili₂		small white tapa placed over images and altars during religious services; the ceremony; to...
kōpili₃		birthday gift to a child.
hikianakopili		n. spittle passed from a dying master, according to the belief that his knowledge was thereby handed...
lolopili		n. name of a design used on Niʻihau mats.
nōpili		var. of nāpili a fish.
ʻano pili		n. property, as of a number; fraction.
ʻanopili		n. property, i.e. distinctive attribute, as of a number, in math (preceded by ke).
ʻoʻopu nōpili		Kauaʻi.
hoʻopili		vt. to match, as one thing to its counterpart by drawing a line.
hoʻōpili		to cause a cramp, numbness, etc
hoʻopili₁		to bring together, stick; to attach oneself to a person; united, as friends; to claim a...
hoʻopili₂		caus/sim of pili₃, to refer, concern, relate, pertain, apply...
hoʻopili₃		to mimic, imitate; repeat Aniani
ʻūpili		vs. cramped, crowded, packed tight.
lāʻau pili		n. name of a gambling game. lit., betting stick.
hula lāʻau pili		n. name of hulas performed for the coronation of Kalākaua, probably stick...
kaupili		n. beloved wife or friend, beloved friendship united in such close relationship. lit., place...
hakakaupili		vi. to stand intently watching, as a thief [said to be the name of a legendary rat thief]; to stand...
Paʻūpili		n. rain name associated with Lahaina, Maui. lit., rain that moistens pili...
kūpili		vs. logic; logical. lit., (in a) state of close association.
hewa kūpili		n. logic error, as a message on a calculator display that shows an operation is not...
noʻonoʻo kūpili		vt. logical thinking.
loupili		n. Velcro.
lauili		var. spelling of lauwili circuitous...
kuili		n.v. prayer committed to memory and recited in unison during luakini (temple) dedications...
hakuʻili		n. gravel.
pule kuili		see kuili prayer committed to memory and recited in unison...
Hoku Ili		see Hoku night of the full moon...
welu ʻili		n. chamois, chamois cloth. lit., leather rag.
hamuʻili		n. personal attendant of a chief, as a taster. lit., rind consumer.
ponu ʻili		n. dermestid, larder beetle. lit., skin beetle.
pūʻili₁		n. bamboo rattles, as used for dancing.
pūʻili₂		vt. to clasp, hold fast in the hand, embrace, grasp firmly.
pūʻili₃		n. a type of tapa-beater pattern: tips of zigzag ridges in adjacent surfaces meet and form...
pūʻili₄		n. berry of the pōpolo plant.
pūʻili₅		a game played with sugar-cane flowers.
kapu ʻili		n. a taboo on wearing another's clothing unless the relationship was very close. lit., skin...
hāluʻapūʻili		n. tapa-beater design.
luʻu ʻili		n. tanner of skins and hides.
hale hoʻoluʻu ʻili		n. tannery.
puʻuili		n. a fish related to the ʻaha and iheihe.
wili		vt. to dial, as a telephone; to drill; to twirl, as a baton. see kumuwili,...
wili		vt. to turn, as a figure, in math.
wili₁		nvt. to wind, twist, writhe, crank, turn, screw, drill, bore; to dial, crank, or ring up, as on the...
wili₂		n. mill, drill, wrench, bit; various implements or machines used for turning are listed...
wili₃		n. spirals of several colors in composite leis, as of the cigar flower...
wili₄		n. a bird (no data).
ʻāwili₁		vt. to mix, interweave, entwine; mixed, agitated.
ʻāwili₂		n. alligation (an old arithmetic term).
kaʻawili		vt. to turn, twist, writhe as in pain; to knead, as bread (Ier. 7.18). (ʻŌpelu fish...
Kaʻawili		n. Mintaka, a star.
kaʻakaʻawili		redup. of kaʻawili to turn, twist, writhe as in pain...
hoʻokaʻakaʻawili		redup. of hoʻokaʻawili to cause pain; to torture; to cause to twist or writhe; to...
pākaʻawili		spiral.
pākaʻawili		n. spiralateral, in math.
kaha pā kaʻawili		vt. to draw a spiralateral.
hoʻokaʻawili		to cause pain (Ier. 4.19); to torture; to cause to twist or writhe;...
pōkaʻawili		similar to kaʻawili to turn, twist, writhe as in pain...
uea wili		n. twisted pair cable. lit., twisted cable.
koʻi ʻāwili		n. socketed adze, as used for hollowing out the narrow bow and stern of a canoe...
kāwili		vt. to mix ingredients, blend; to ensnare birds, as with lime; entwined, interwoven,...
makawili		n. bit, as for a drill. Niʻihau.
lei kāwili		same as lei pāniʻo lei of various colors, as feather leis...
hoʻokāwili		caus/sim of kāwili, to mix ingredients, blend; to ensnare birds, as with lime;...
lepo kāwili		n. adobe; clay. lit., mixed earth.
palawili		vt. to twist, turn.
laulāwili		var. of lauwili circuitous...
kikowaena wili		n. turn center, in math.
pā wili		n. dial (preceded by ke). lit., circular object (for) twisting.
papa wili		n. mixing board or tray.
kuawili		nvt. long repetitious prayer said at luakini dedication ceremonies, hence repetitiousness in...
hale wili		n. mill. lit., turning house.
ʻaukaʻi wili		n. baton for twirling.
maʻi wili		n. incessant or recurring pain; venereal disease. lit., writhing sickness.
lei wili		n. a lei that is not strung (kui): the leaves or flowers are entwined about each...
leiwili		var. spelling of lei wili a lei that is not strung...
pihi wili		n. nut, as in nuts and bolts (preceded by ke). lit., screw nut. also...
wiliwili₁		redup. of wili₁ wind, twist...
wiliwili₂		n. a Hawaiian leguminous tree (Erythrina sandwicensis, formerly called E....
ʻāwiliwili		redup. of ʻāwili₁ to mix, interweave, entwine; mixed, agitated...
kaʻawiliwili		see makani kaʻawiliwili tornado...
makani kaʻa wiliwili		n. tornado. lit., wind revolving twisting.
makani kaʻawiliwili		n. tornado.
kāwiliwili		redup. of kāwili to mix ingredients, blend; to ensnare birds, as with lime; entwined, interwoven, interlaced...
lei wiliwili		n. pendant carved of wiliwili wood; lei of wiliwili seeds.
lauʻīwiliwili		same as lauwiliwili a fish.
iwi wiliwili		n. bonemeal.
ʻōwiliwili		redup. of ʻōwili₁ to roll up, twist, coil, wave; to fold, as the arms...
ʻiʻo wiliwili		n. meat meal. lit., ground meat. cf. iwi wiliwili.
kōwiliwili		redup. of kōwili
hoʻowiliwili		redup. of hoʻowili; to swirl, circle
lauwiliwili₁		n. a butterfly fish (Chaetodon miliaris).
lauwiliwili₂		redup. of lauwili circuitous...
kūwiliwili		redup. of kūwili₁ to move restlessly, embrace, pet, caress...; awhirl,...
makani wili		n. whirlwind, twisting wind.
mīkini wili		n. drill.
puke kuiwili		n. spiral-bound book. lit., book (with) twisting fastener.
ʻōwili		n. roll, as of film. Niʻihau.
ʻōwili₁		nvt. roll, bolt, as of cloth or paper; scroll of binder, as of a sewing machine; skein, coil; to roll...
ʻōwili₂		n. surfboard of wiliwili wood.
ʻōwili₃		n. powder horn.
holowaʻaʻōwili		n. powder horn.
hao wili		n. wrench.
naowili		n. a bit for a drill. lit., twisting thread.
koʻi ʻōwili		n. gouge. lit., twisting adze. Also koʻi wili.
kōwili		var. of kāwili
hoʻowili		to wind, coil, twine, drill, turn; to mill about, as a school of fish
aho ʻōwili		n. lashing fastening kaupaku roof to kua ʻiole, upper ridgepole.
moʻo wili		n. boa constrictor, lit., twisting lizard.
naʻauwili		same as naʻaumoa appendix...
kauwili		vt. to mingle, mix.
pākaʻuwili		same as pākaʻawili to turn, twist, writhe...
pōkaʻuwili		var. spelling of pōkaʻawili to turn, twist, writhe as in pain...
ahi pōkaʻuwili		n. pinwheel (fireworks).
lauwili		vs. circuitous, roundabout, indirect, turning, twisting, unstable, fickle, changeable, inconstant,...
hīnālea lauwili		n. a saddle wrasse up to 20 cm. long (Thalassoma duperreyi).
kūālauwili		vi. repetitious, confusing in talk and writing.
hoʻolauwili		to cause fickleness, change, twist
naʻau lauwili		n. name of an introduced flower (no data).
kūʻau wili		n. crank. lit., turning handle.
kūwili₁		vt. to move restlessly, embrace, pet, caress; to spin in a dance.
kūwili₂		n. implement for piercing an ivory ornament.
humuwili		n. overcasting stitch; to hem.
kumuwili		n. drill. Niʻihau.
pu wili		n. var. spelling of pū wili an old type of gun, sometimes called Maxim gun.
pū wili		n. an old type of gun, sometimes called Maxim gun.
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oli		nvt. chant that was not danced to, especially with prolonged phrases chanted in one breath, often with a...
ʻoli		nvs. joy, happiness, pleasure; happy, joyful, gay.
mea oli		n. chanter of oli; one with an oli chant in his honor; oli chanter.
Alaʻoli		n. name of a Kauaʻi wind, said to bring good weather. lit., happy path.
maoli₁		vs. native, indigenous, aborigine, genuine, true, real, actual; very, really, truly.
maoli₂		n. a variety of ʻahi, a fish that may weigh about 90 kilos; it has light, slightly pinkish...
maoli₃		n. a native variety of banana, with tall, green trunk; the fruit forming large, compact bunches,...
maoli₄		n. a variety of sweet potato.
maoli₅		see kākau maoli script; to write in script...
palipaʻa maoli		n. base of a cliff.
maiʻa maoli		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana, growing in uplands and lowlands. It has a green trunk, large leaves....
kanaka maoli		n. full-blooded Hawaiian person. [native Hawaiian]
hala maoli		same as hala melemele a common form of pandanus with bright yellow keys...
kālā maoli		n. hard currency, real money.
hakina maoli		n. common fraction.
koloa maoli		see koloa
mānienie maoli		lit., native mānienie.
aliʻi maoli		n. true chief, commissioned officer (old term).
manaʻo maoli		n. literal meaning; a real or true opinion.
keʻokeʻo maoli		n. bleached muslin of good quality. lit., genuine whiteness.
leho maoli		n. the common dotted, brown cowry. lit., genuine cowry.
kino maoli		true form or body.
honohono maoli		same as honohono kukui
kākau maoli		vt. script; to write in script. Niʻihau. cf. kākau pākahikahi.
helu maoli		n. real number, in math.
ʻoʻopu maoli		n. lit., indigenous.
ʻanuʻu maoli		n. full step in music.
ʻanuʻu hapa a me nā ʻanuʻu maoli		n. an augmented second in music.
holi₁		vi. to sprout, as plants or a youth's beard.
holi₂		vi. to ask indirectly, seek to open conversation, search.
ʻōholi		same as holi₁,₂ sprout; ask indirectly...
olioli		redup. of oli, chant that was not danced to, especially with prolonged phrases...;...
ʻoliʻoli		delight, enjoyment.
māʻoliʻoli₁		same as ʻoliʻoli joy.
māʻoliʻoli₂		same as laulihilihi a shrub.
hōʻoliʻoli		caus/sim of ʻoliʻoli, delight, enjoyment...
hauʻoliʻoli		redup. of hauʻoli happy, glad, gay, joyful; happiness, enjoyment, joy...
koli		n. meteor.
kolī		same as pāʻaila, castor bean or castor-oil plant. The name may be qualified by...
koli₁		vt. to whittle, pare, sharpen, peel; to trim, as a lamp or the raveled edges of a dress; to shave, as...
koli₂		n. meteor.
ʻākōlī		see kōkua hua mele musical staff...
pulekakoli		n. purgatory.
ʻaila kolī		n. castor oil. lit., castor-bean oil.
mākoli		n. fragment; tiny bit, as of small shavings.
hoʻomākoli		to cut into small bits, to render small or fine
pākōlī		n. musical scale, named for the first three notes of the scale.
pākōlī		n. musical scale: pā, kō, lī, hā, nō, lā, mī, pā
kumu pākōlī		n. staff or five lines on and between which music is written.
kumu ʻākōlī		see kōkua hua mele musical staff...
paʻi koli		vt. to trim, cut short.
ahi koli		v. to pass fire from one candlenut to the next on a chain (koli) or candlenut torch. lit., to...
pahi koli		n. carving knife.
kelikoli		nvs. territory; territorial.
kelikoli		see Iukona
kolikoli₁		redup. of koli₁ whittle, pare, sharpen, peel...
kolikoli₂		vt. to round off, in math.
ʻuala kolikoli		see ʻuala kahiki kolikoli
ʻuala kahiki kolikoli		n. hash-brown potatoes. lit., whittled potato.
kōkolikoli		vs. dark, burned, of a kukui nut candle.
kuʻikoli		vt. to compromise.
kokoli		redup. of koli₁
muʻo koli		vt. to trim (koli) new buds and leaves; to pull, as hairs, as of human or pig.
maukoli₁		vt. to ration food or water, as in time of drought.
maukoli₂		vs. small, thin, fine, as a thread.
maukoli₃		vs. stilled, hushed, as worshippers.
maukoli₄		vt. to offer to the gods, as food.
maukoli₅		vs. constant, persevering.
loli₁		vt. to change, alter, influence, turn, turn over.
loli₂		n. sea slug, sea cucumber, beche-de-mer, trepang (Holothuria spp.); for some people an...
loli₃		vs. spotted, speckled, daubed; to color in spots, as tapa.
palaloli		same as palaʻīloli darken...
laulā loli		n. variable width, as in a computer program.
kamaloli		n. slugs and snails in general; Eulota similaris, a snail. lit., sea-slug...
kamaloli		n. slug, a gastropod closely related to land snails.
pāloli		vs. fragile, susceptible to change.
uaua loli		see limu uaua loli seaweed...
limu uaua loli		same as ʻēkahakaha₂ a seaweed.
kūaloli		vs. metamorphosis.
kūkaeloli		nvs. mildew; mildewed.
Kāʻeleloli		n. name of a rain at Makiki, Oʻahu.
ʻīloli₁		nvi. unpleasant sensations of pregnancy; emotional disturbances; intense yearning, longing, desire;...
ʻīloli₂		vs. spotted, daubed with color, as tapa; speckled, as overripe pandanus keys.
ʻīloli₃		n. unpleasant odor, as of shark.
ʻAiloli		n. name of a wind at Kaupō, Maui. lit., sea cucumber food.
palaʻīloli		vs. discolored, as of pandanus fruit that darkens; to assume a softer, darker color.
Makanihānailoli		n. name of a gentle wind; it is said to permit loli to come out of their holes and feed....
Haunaʻīloli		n. wind name.
loliloli₁		changing, turning, changeable.
loliloli₂		vs. soggy, gummy, tough and watery, as overripe taro.
ʻāina loliloli		n. transition area, i.e. an area where natural topography changes from one land feature to another....
ʻōloliloli		vs. somewhat soggy, as taro.
hoʻololiloli		caus/sim of loliloli₁, changing, turning, changeable...
hoʻīloli		to feel the discomforts of pregnancy; to suffer emotional disturbance; to yearn for an absent...
pīloli		vs. weak, small.
ʻololī		vs. narrow.
alaʻololī		n. narrow path, lane, alley.
ʻoʻololī		redup. of ʻololī narrow.
hoʻololi		to change, convert, exchange, alter, transform, take a new form, amend; amendment,...
hoʻololi		vt. to edit, as on a computer. see pākuʻi hoʻololi and entries under hoʻoponopono.
pakuhi hoʻololi		n. conversion chart. lit., chart (for) changing.
pākuʻi hoʻololi		n. amendment, i.e. an addition or change to a bill, constitution, etc.; to amend. lit.,...
pōloli		nvs. Hunger, famine; hungry.
make pōloli		nvi. to die of starvation; faint with hunger.
hoʻopōloli		to deprive of food, starve, cause hunger; to fast,
auloli		n. mildew.
kuloli		vs. having no wife, children, or relatives (name derived from a lone mulberry tree growing in a cave at...
kūloli		vs. var. spelling of kuloli having no wife...
hakuloli		vt. to adapt, as a written document by shortening or lengthening, or by changing the form or style....
hopena kūloli		n. a monumental change.
kumuloli		n. variable, as in a scientific experiment. lit., changing base
mōlī₁		n. Laysan albatross (Diomedia immutabilis).
mōlī₂		n. any straight line separating designs in tattoo pattern.
mōlī₃		n. bone made into a tattooing needle, hence a tattooing needle.
mōlī₄		same as kīwaʻa₃ stick formerly used as a vise to hold the canoe while attaching the gunwale strakes...
iʻa moli		n. molly.
kamoli		n. psalms (1823 translations; see halelū).
molimolī		vt. to use the mōlī tattooing needle.
kaumoli		n. stick about 10 cm long with holes down its middle, used to hold gunwales in place while they are...
hōʻoli		to give joy, make happy
poli₁		n. bosom, breast; depression; (poetic) heart, arms.
poli₂		n. short for poli wāwae hollow of the foot, instep...
poli₃		n. coconut husk attached to a fishing line.
Mineapoli		n. Minneapolis.
peʻe poli		vs. to hide in one's bosom, as a secret; secretive.
Kalipoli		n. Galipoli.
pili poli		vs. to be close to the bosom or heart (affectionate).
polipoli₁		n. a soft, porous stone as used for polishing or for octopus lure sinkers
polipoli₂		vs. rounded, of an adze.
kīpolipoli		n. nook and cranny.
popoli		vs. arched, curved, warped.
hauʻoli		nvs. happy, glad, gay, joyful; happiness, enjoyment, joy. The common expressions Hauʻoli Makahiki...
hoʻohauʻoli		to cause happiness, entertain, gaiety, joy; have fun, do fun things....
kalapu hoʻohauʻoli		n. social club.
-uli
ʻulī		vi. to rattle, especially of seeds in the ʻulīʻulī, gourds; to gurgle.
uli₁		nvs. any dark color, including the deep blue of the sea, the ordinary green of vegetation, and the dark...
Uli₂		n. name of a goddess of sorcery, said to have come from Kahiki... called by Emerson (PH 146)...
uli₃		n. early stage in the development of a foetus, as the body begins to form.
uli₄		n. name given by Malo for subjects of the chief; Emerson says they are black-haired...
uli₅		nvt. to steer; steersman.
uli₆		n. short for ʻōuli omen.
uli₇		n. crowing of a cock.
uli₈		n. type of sweet potato (no data).
āuli		vs. var. spelling of ʻāuli dark.
ʻāuli		vs. dark.
laʻa uli		n. sacred or doomed darkness, ignorance, gloom, the unknown, misfortune.
hauli		n. this word is used idiomatically with lele and hoʻolele, and may be related to...
hāuli		n. embyro of an animal.
hāuli₁		nvs. blackish, swarthy, dark.
hāuli₂		n. bruise.
hāuli₃		n. small fish with formerly transparent body beginning to darken; embryo of human or...
kahauli		n. a kind of ʻahi, a tuna. It is small, has a long pectoral fin, and reaches about 35 kilos...
kuahauli		n. large ʻōʻio, ladyfish or bonefish.
ʻiwaʻiwa hāuli		n. the fan maidenhair fern (Adiantum tenerum), with each of the last fan-shaped subdivisions...
lele hauli		idiom. greatly shocked, astonished, moved, startled, frightened...
nehinehāuli		n. mouse-eared chickweed, a small-leafed weedy herb (Cerastium vulgatum), from Europe. lit.,...
iʻauli		n. bluefish.
makaiauli		n. a limpet, Celluna exarata; flesh within ʻopihi shells.
ʻelemakaiāuli		n. an expert taro farmer (no data). (For. 5:681).
ʻopihi makaiauli		see makaiauli a limpet, Celluna exarata; flesh within ʻopihi shells...
kahiāuli		vt. to shade, as with a pencil; to block or highlight text, as in a computer...
kaʻulī		vi. to creep along, move with a hissing sound, as fire.
kaulī₁		vi. to show off, play the dandy
kaulī₂		vt. to lash.
maka uli		n. black eye, as from a bruise.
kaʻukaʻulī		redup. of kaʻulī
lāuli₁		nvs. dark, overcast, shady; darkness. lit., dark sun.
lāuli₂		a variety of ulua, a fish. lit., dark fin.
kala uli		n. a variety of kala, a fish.
palauli		vs. dark, as the skin, clouds.
ʻili pala uli		vs. dark-complexioned.
iʻa ʻulaʻula uli		n. probably the introduced carp (Cyprinus carpio). lit., dark-red fish.
māuli		same as uli dark.
mauli₁		n. life, heart, seat of life; ghost, spirit.
mauli₂		n. fontanel.
Mauli₃		n. twenty-ninth of the old month.
kāmauli		n. thank offering to the gods for abundant crops (Malo 199); ceremony to purify warriors...
nānā uli		n.v. to study the sky, as for omens; one who does so.
ʻina uli		n. black ʻina, perhaps young of Echinometra oblonga, or one of several other sea...
moauli		short for moana uli, dark blue sea.
pāuli		nvs. dark, as sea or skin; gloom, darkness.
kapauli		n. ground cover.
pāpāuli		redup. of pāuli dark, as sea or skin; gloom, darkness...
Pulelehua Uli		n. the Lesser Magellanic Cloud. lit., dark butterfly.
pulelehua-uli		n. var. spelling of Pulelehua Uli the Lesser Magellanic Cloud. lit., dark butterfly.
Nēnēhua Uli		n. star name (no data).
kuauli		n. verdant countryside. lit., green back.
kāhiwa uli		var. spelling of kāhiwa dark pupil...
kūkaeuli		n. ink squirted by octopus to discolor water. fig., prostitute, as in whalers' days, so called because...
kēuli		n. blue jay. usu. manu kēuli.
ʻeleuli₁		nvs. grayish black.
ʻeleuli₂		a rare type of dark-gray or perfumed tapa.
lele uli		v. to dispel darkness; to purify or cleanse, as in a religious ceremony.
Leleuli		n. name of a gusty, wintry wind.
hoe uli		n. steering paddle or oar, rudder, helm.
huli		vt. to find, search for, as in a computer program.
huli		vt. to evaluate, i.e. to find the number that an algebraic expression names, in...
huli-		scientific study of, -ology, with no specific intent to influence change.
huli₁		vi. to turn, reverse; to curl over, as a breaker; to change, as an opinion or manner of living. ...
huli₂		nvt. to look for, search, explore, seek, study; search, investigation; scholarship (see huli...
huli₃		n. section, as of a town, place, or house.
huli₄		n. taro top, as used for planting; shoot, as of wauke (see ʻae₇).
huli₅		n. trump or winning card.
huli₆		same as hului bag net.
huli₇		n. direction. to turn a corner, face a direction NKE
ʻāhuli		n. mutation; to mutate.
kahuli		vt. to overturn, overthrow, capsize, upset.
kāhuli₁		vi. to change, alter.
kāhuli₂		n. land shells (Philonesia spp.).
kāhuli₃		n. sport or mutant, as of sweet potato.
waikāhuli		n. var. spelling of wāikāhuli₁ a calliopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria)...
wāikāhuli₁		n. a calliopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria), an annual ornamental herb, in the daisy family, from...
wāikāhuli₂		see
wāikāhuli₃		see melekule wai kāhuli
loke wai kāhuli		n. a kind of rose, red on the outside of the flower and pink in the center; used for hedges. lit.,...
melekule wai kāhuli		n. an ornamental gaillardia (Gaillardia pulchella) from the United States mainland, both...
hoʻokahuli		caus/sim of kahuli, to overturn, overthrow, capsize, upset...
hoʻokāhuli		caus/sim of kāhuli₁, to change, alter...; pervert.
palahuli		vi. to turn over, fall over; to fall down while walking or running...
palapala huli		n. search warrant.
hoʻopalahuli		to cause to turn, fall
māhuli		same as huli₂ to look for, search, explore, seek, study...
Limahuli		n. wind associated with Haʻena, Kauaʻi. lit., turning hand.
maihuli		n. presents made at the birth of a child.
hulihuli		;
kāhulihuli		vi. unsteady, shaky, rickety, variable, unsettled; to sway, reel, tip, rock, totter; tossed about, as a...
hoʻohulihuli		to convert; proselyte. caus/sim of hulihuli, redup. of huli₁ to...
hoʻohuli		vt. to flip, as to turn a figure to its reverse side, in math.
hoʻohuli₁		to turn, change, affect, overturn, convert, reform
hoʻohuli₂		caus/sim of huli₂, to look for, search, explore, seek, study; search,...
pōhuli		nvi. sucker, sprout, shoot; to sprout, usually of bananas. See Neal 246.
auhuli		vt. to overturn, overthrow, upset; to till.
hoʻāuhuli		caus/sim of auhuli, to overturn, overthrow, upset; to till...
huhuli		to seek, turn, of many and repeatedly.
huhuhuli		to turn, seek frequently.
pūhuli		vi. to grow thick, of huli, taro shoots.
ʻōpū huli		n. a "turned stomach," believed caused by falls, especially of small children, resulting in a kink or...
kai uli		the deep blue sea
Waiuli		n. name of a wind, Honolua, Maui.
lileiuli		v. to cleanse, as of sin.
Paliuli		n. a legendary land of plenty and joy, said to be on Hawaiʻi, where chiefs' children were...
ʻulī-ʻulī		nvi. var. spelling of ʻulīʻulī a gourd rattle...
ʻulīʻulī		nvi. a gourd rattle, containing seeds with colored feathers at the top, used for the hula...
uliuli₁		same as uli₁ any dark color, including the deep blue of the sea, the ordinary green of vegetation, and the dark of black clouds...
uliuli₂		n. a kind of rock from which adzes were made.
Uliuli₃		n. name of a star (no data).
hāuliuli₁		redup. of hāuli₁ blackish, swarthy, dark...
hāuliuli₂		n. a fish (Gempylus serpens), sometimes called the snake mackerel.
hoʻohāuliuli		to darken
hula ʻulīʻulī		n. hula with ʻulīʻulī, gourds.
māuliuli		redup. of māuli dark.
mana uliuli		n. a variety of taro, introduced from South Seas; makes good poi of yellow color. The...
pāuliuli		redup. of pāuli dark, as sea or skin; gloom, darkness...
kope paʻi mua uliuli		n. blueline, i.e. a final proof made on photosensitive paper, in offset printing. lit., blue...
Laeuliuli		n. Cape Verde. lit., green cape.
hōʻulīʻulī		to shake the ʻulīʻulī; to rattle
lauoho uliuli		nvs. one with dark hair, brunette; dark hair.
piko uliuli		same as haehae₃ a taro.
hoʻouliuli		same as hoʻouli
pōuliuli		murky, gloomy.
hoʻopōuliuli		redup. of hoʻopouli; blackout
pūuliuli		nvt. dark; to paint or stain dark.
pūʻulīʻulī		n. a variety of small gourd, as used for making feather gourd rattles (ʻulīʻulī), medicine...
kaniuli		vi. to purse the lips, as in disapproval or disagreement.
kuli₁		n. knee. (A mother would rap a disobedient child on the knee: see hoʻokuli; knocking...
kuli₂		nvs. deafness, deaf person, noise, racket; deaf, noisy, loud.
ākuli		nvi. var. spelling of ʻākuli to collect...
ʻākuli		nvi. to collect, as leaves in a stream; to dam a stream thus; forest pool where leaves and rubbish have...
paʻia kuli		vs. deafening.
pāʻia kuli		vs. var. spelling of paʻia kuli deafening.
-nakuli		hoʻo.nakuli Apathetic; lack of interest.
hana kuli		noise, hubbub, cacophony; noisy
nānākuli		vi. to look at but not respond when spoken to; to see but pay no attention, ignore. For the...
Paʻinakuli		n. a stroke in lua fighting. lit., deafening crackle.
hoʻonakuli		apathetic; lack of interest
paikuli		those in charge of a chief's property.
haliʻi kuli₁		v. to spread the knees.
haliʻi kuli₂		v. stingy.
kulikuli		nvs. noise, din; noisy, deafening, inharmonious; a noise. Be quiet! Keep still! Shut up! ...
ʻākulikuli₁		n. general name for succulent plants.
ʻākulikuli₂		a coastal herb (Sesuvium portulacastrum), known in many warm regions, somewhat like wild...
ʻākulikuli₃		Portulaca cyanosperma. Niʻihau.
ʻōkulikuli		same as ʻōkukuli filled to satiety...
pepeiao kuli		n. a deaf ear, deafness, disobedience, refusal to listen to advice.
kokuli		n. earwax.
lōlōkuli		n. deafness, as from disease.
hoʻokuli		deaf; to feign deafness. fig., to disobey; disobedient
niu kuli		n. a disease characterized by loss of hearing and dizziness, perhaps Ménière's disease. lit., dizzy...
kukuli		knee; to kneel; to crouch or lie as an animal, with feet under the body.
ʻokukuli		vs. var. spelling of ʻōkukuli filled to satiety, as with fat or sweet food; rich, fat.
ʻōkukuli		vs. filled to satiety, as with fat or sweet food; rich, fat.
hoʻokukuli		caus/sim of kukuli, knee; to kneel; to crouch or lie as an animal, with feet under...
kuʻu kuli		v. to drop to one's knees; to bend the knees, as while genuflecting.
luli		vi. to shake, as the head in approval or disapproval; to pitch and roll, as a ship; to totter, be...
ʻāluli		vi. to incline the head, sway.
hāluli		same as luli
kaluli		n. slurry, a viscous solution of liquid and a solid.
kāluli		vi. to sway, bend.
akaluli		vi. to move slowly, carefully.
hoʻokāluli		to cause to bend and sway
naluli		vi. shaky, unsteady, swaying (less common than luli).
luliluli		agitated;
luliluli		see waiū luliluli milk shake...
naluliluli		redup. of naluli
moe luliluli		n. cradle. lit., rocking bed.
hoʻoluliluli		redup. of hoʻoluli, to rock, as a child...; to agitate
waiū luliluli		n. milk shake.
waiū luliluli		n. milk shake.
hoʻoluli		to rock, as a child; to shake, as a drink; to sway. cf. mōhai hoʻoluli
mōhai hoʻoluli		n. wave offering.
muli		loc.n. after, afterward, by and by; behind, following behind; follower; younger, youngest; last,...
muli		n. coda of a syllable, in linguistics. lit., last.
muli		after-, post-.
ma muli		var. spelling of mamuli see muli, after, behind...
mamuli		see muli after, behind...
ʻAnamuli		n. Alderamin, a star.
i muli		see muli after, behind...
Penuli		n. Bernoulli.
ʻōuli		n. sign, omen, portent, prognostication, nature, symptom, character; mood in grammar. ...
aouli₁		n. firmament, sky, blue vault of heaven.
aouli₂		n. var. of ʻōuli sign, omen, portent, prognostication, nature, symptom...
ʻio uli		n. a dark ʻio, hawk.
haʻi ʻōuli		n.v. to tell omens, prognosticate, as by observing clouds; soothsayer.
haʻiʻōuli		n.v. var. spelling of haʻi ʻōuli to tell omens, prognosticate, as by observing clouds; soothsayer.
Mikouli		n. Missouri.
Mikouli		n. Missouri; Missourian.
pōlalouli		n. depth of night. lit., night below darkness.
konouli		same as konoʻele (darkness, as of a forest; said also of the inside of thighs thought to...
hinihini konouli		n. a land shell (Succinea casta orophila).
hoʻouli		to darken, to make blue, green, etc.; to make the skin black and blue; to bruise
poʻouli		n. honeycreeper (Melamprosops phaeosoma), discovered in 1973 by Tonnie Casey and James...
pōuli		nvs. var. spelling of pouli₁ dark; darkness, dark night. fig., ignorance.
pouli₁		nvs. dark; darkness, dark night. fig., ignorance.
pouli₂		n. eclipse.
kahapouli		n. taboo on menstruating women, restricting them to the menstruating house. lit., place of dark...
makapōuli		nvs. dizziness; dizzy, faint. lit., blacknight eyes.
lepo uli		n. ashes of certain woods mixed with water, as for medicine. lit., dark earth.
leho pouli		n. a very dark-brown cowry (Cypraea mauritiana).
hoʻopouli		to darken, make dark, blind, mislead; to pretend to be ignorant or not know
kūpouli		vs. befuddled, stupefied, mentally clouded, dazed, carried away with emotion,...
pākū pouli		n. window shade. lit., dark-night curtain.
hoʻokūpouli		anguish. caus/sim of kūpouli, befuddled, stupefied, mentally clouded, dazed,...
Kanekapuli		var. spelling of Kanakupele Canterbury...
humuhumu uli		same as humuhumu hiʻu kole
ʻehu kumu uli		n. hair black at the roots that shades out to reddish at the tips, said to be characteristic of some...
-mi
-mi     -ami     -emi     -imi     -omi     -umi
-mi
mī		n. ti, the seventh note on the musical scale.
mī₁		vi. urine; to urinate (less used than mimi).
mī₂		nvi. dream; to dream.
mī₃		n. seventh note in musical scale, ti.
mī₄		n. me (in songs).
mī₅		n. mister.
-ami
ʻami		n. hinge.
ʻami₁		nvi. hinge, joint; to turn on hinges.
ʻami₂		nvi. a hula step with hip revolutions; to do this step. Three types are ʻami kāhela,...
ʻami₃		n. measuring worm.
wāwaeʻami		n. arthropod. lit., jointed legs.
ʻaiʻami		nvi. type of hula with little foot movement, but with hip revolving throughout the dance; to...
ʻamiʻami		elastic, pendulous, springy; jerking of the hips back and forth in a crude or vulgar...
kūʻamiʻami		vi. motions of turning hinges; motions of sexual intercourse; to turn on hinges.
kokami		interj. God damn.
palami		n. brumby, a wild Australian horse.
sesami		n. sesame.
-emi
emi		vs. depleted, as a species.
emi		see woela emi
emi₁		nvs. to diminish, reduce, depreciate, grow smaller, subside, wane, decrease, recede, ebb; to lose vigor,...
emi₂		vs. cheap, inexpensive.
emi₃		n. flat (in music).
kaha emi		n. minus sign.
ʻōnaehana mīkā emi		n. low-pressure system, in meteorology. lit., waning pressure...
woela emi		n. reduced vowel, in linguistics.
ʻoi aku ke emi		less than, in math. also emi iho.
kai emi		n. ebbing sea. lit., decreasing sea.
kūʻaiemi		n. sale; to be or put on sale.
kūʻaiʻemi		n. var. spelling of kūʻaiemi sale; to be or put on sale.
kāki kūʻaiemi		n. sale price. lit., sale charge.
emiemi		redup. of emi₁,₂ lowering, decreasing, diminishing, dwindling, lagging slowly; backward.
ʻōkole emiemi		n. a sea anemone. lit., shrinking ʻōkole.
hoʻēmiemi		to retreat, lag, hesitate; to lower a price, to bargain   caus/sim of...
hoʻēmiemi		Kūkā hoʻēmiemi. Plea bargain, as in the negotiation of an agreement...
kūkā hoʻēmiemi		vi. plea bargain, as in the negotiation of an agreement between a prosecutor and a defendant....
lāhui emi		n. depleted species. also lāhulu emi.
lemi		n. lemon (Citrus limonia), lime (C. aurantifolia).
lemi		see wai lemi lemonade. ...
kuawa lemi		n. lemon guava (Psidium guajava), a form of guava with sour, pink pulp. lit., lemon...
wai lemi		n. lemon juice, lemonade, limeade.
wai lemi		n. lemonade.
ʻenemi		nvi. enemy; to feel enmity; to be an enemy. Note that the Hawaiian stress is on the second syllable,...
ʻeneʻenemi		redup. of ʻenemi enemy; to feel enmity; to be an enemy...
hōʻenemi		to feel animosity or enmity; to make an enemy
hoʻēmi		vt. to reduce, diminish (Puk. 21.10), lessen, draw back, curtail, discount. see...
hoʻēmi		vt. discount; to discount, as a price for merchandise.
hōʻemi		vt. var. spelling of hoʻēmi to reduce...
kuala hoʻēmi		n. discount on interest.
kuwala hoʻēmi		var. spelling of kuala hoʻēmi discount on interest...
kohoemi		vt. to underestimate.
uku hoʻēmi		n. cheap or reduced price, discount.
kumuhoʻēmi		n. minuend.
au emi		n. recession, i.e. a period of reduced economic activity. lit., receding...
kuemi		vi. to step back; to walk backward, as from the presence of a chief; to retreat; to shrink back,...
kuemi		vi. to bring back out, in basketball; to slow down, as in a fast break. lit., step back....
kūemi		vs. recessive, as a gene, in genetics.
-imi
ʻimi		v. to look, hunt, search, seek. cf. ʻiʻimi, ʻimiʻimi, and other phrases with...
kaʻimi		n. a kind of Spanish clover, an erect fodder plant (Desmodium canum), from the West Indies, a...
laimi		n. lime.
ʻiʻimi		nvt. to seek again and again; one seeking everywhere, as for knowledge.
ʻimiʻimi		redup. of ʻimi to look, hunt, search, seek...
limi		same as lumi₁ crowd, crush, as the surf...
limilimi		rare redup. of limi
mimi		nvi. urine; to urinate. mimi beliefs (Nānā 181–2, 202): urine was sprinkled to repel...
mīmī		same as ʻōmīmī wither...
ʻāmimi		n. name recorded for a type of lava rock on Lehua Island. Niʻihau.
kohanamimi		n. taro growing in front of the door and about the house. lit., naked urine (so called because...
koʻana mimi		n. alkali in urine.
naʻinaʻina mimi		same as naʻinaʻi mimi contest in urinating by small boys...
puʻamimi		Molokaʻi.
ʻeke mimi		n. bladder (preceded by ke).
naʻinaʻi mimi		n. contest in urinating by small boys. lit., urine striving.
wai mimi		n. urine.
ʻomīmī		var. spelling of ʻōmīmī wither, droop...
ʻōmīmī		redup. of ʻomī wither, droop...
hōmīmī		redup. of hōmī
mukomimi		n. a variety of ʻōmilu a fish.
hoʻomimi		to cause urination; to help to urinate, as a child
kūmimi		n. small crabs such as Lophozozymus intonsus. Varieties are kūmimi mākaʻo...
kūmīmī		vs. frail, feeble, blighted.
humuhumu mimi		n. bridled triggerfish (Sufflamen fraenatus). lit., urine triggerfish, so called because of its...
ipu mimi		n. chamber pot, container for urine.
ipu mimi		n. urinal, bedpan. cf. ipu lua.
ʻōpū mimi		n. bladder. lit., urine belly.
puʻu mimi		n. desire or need to urinate.
puʻumimi		n. bladder.
hōʻimi		caus/sim of ʻimi, to look, hunt, search, seek...
-omi
ʻomī		vi. to wither, droop; to burn weakly, as a candle.
kaomi		n. click; to click, press or depress, as in a computer program. also kōmi.
kāomi		vt. var. spelling of kaomi₁ to press down...
kaomi₁		vt. to press down, squeeze with downward pressure; to massage by pressing firmly with the back of the...
Kaomi₂		n. northeast trade wind in some localities, as at Hāna, Maui.
mīkini kaomi		n. press, as for clamping material, pressing clothes.
kaokaomi		redup. of kaomi to press down, squeeze with downward pressure...
kanokaomi		n. the shaft to which the presser foot is attached on a sewing machine.
hoʻokaomi		to add or feign pressing, pressure.
sodomi		var. spelling of kokomi sodomy...
hōmī		vi. withered, stunted, puny, feeble; to wither, dry or shrivel up.
ʻomīʻomī		redup. of ʻomī to wither.
kōmi₁		vt. to press, bear down, rub, as in massage; to pull taut, as a fishline.
kōmi₂		vt. click; to click, press or depress, as a computer mouse button. Niʻihau; also...
ʻakomi		vs. automatic.
kōmikōmi		redup. of kōmi press, bear down, rub...
kokomi		n. sodomy.
ʻūkōmi		see ʻūkaomi hano kui syringe plunger...
lomi		vt. to rub, press, squeeze, crush, mash fine, knead, massage, rub out; to work in and out, as claws of...
ʻōhiʻa lomi		n. the common table tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum var. commune), sometimes used...
ʻōhiʻalomi		var. spelling of ʻōhiʻa lomi the common table tomato...
pālomi		vt. chiropractic; to practice chiropractic. kauka pālomi. chiropractor.
kauka pālomi		n. chiropractor. lit., chiropractic doctor.
lomilomi		redup. of lomi to rub, press, squeeze, crush, mash fine, knead, massage...;...
kauka lomilomi		n. osteopath. lit., massage doctor.
kāmano lomi		n. salted salmon, mashed with onions and tomatoes and a little water. lomi salmon...
momi₁		n. pearl.
momi₂		n. Niʻihau name for pūpū Niʻihau, a Niʻihau shell used in leis. also...
momi₃		n. hard center of eye, fish eyeball.
momi₄		n. face of a watch.
momi₅		n. a fatty tissue between the cornea and the inner canthus of the eye, pinguecula.
momi₆		same as nuku momi a jackfish.
maka momi		see momi₅ a fatty tissue between the cornea and the inner canthus of the eye, pinguecula...
papaua momi		n. var. spelling of pāpaua momi a bivalve (said to be Chama iostoma).
pāpaua momi		n. a bivalve (said to be Chama iostoma).
momimomi		many pearls.
momomi		same as maomao a fish.
nuku momi		n. a variety of jackfish (Caranx melampugus).
ponumomi		n. ladybug. lit., jeweled beetle.
pūpū momi		n. a small mother-of-pearl shell (Spondylus tenebrosus). lit., pearl...
-umi
ʻumi		see hapa ʻumi tenth part, tithe...
ʻumi		vt. to pressure, in basketball.
ʻumi₁		vt. to strangle, choke, suffocate, throttle, smother, stifle, suppress; to repress, as desire. ...
ʻumi₂		num. ten, tenth (num. from 11 to 19 are listed below).
ʻUmi₃		probably the most famous of early chiefs, dated by Fornander (For. 6:324) as thirteen...
nāʻīā ʻumi		vt. to boycott, i.e. abstain from buying from or dealing with (a company) as a means of...
viola ʻumi		var. spelling of wiola ʻumi instrument of ten strings...
wiola ʻumi		n. instrument of ten strings (Hal. 92.3), psaltery (Hal. 81.2). lit., ten...
māʻumi		n. denier, i.e. a unit of fineness for nylon, etc.
kūana ʻumi		n. tens, as place value, in math.
huina ʻumi		n. decagon, i.e. a ten-sided polygon.
ʻālapakonaʻumi		n. decathalon.
pāʻumi		vt. ten times, tenfold, by tens; to divide by tens or distribute by tens; decimal.
pāʻumi		deka-, a prefix meaning ten (da). abb. pʻm.
hapa ʻumi		n. tenths; deci-, a prefix meaning one tenth (d). abb. hʻm. also...
hapaʻumi		num. tenth part, tithe; five cents, nickel.
hapaʻumi		n. nickel, i.e. five cents.
kaʻa hapaʻumi		n. horse-drawn trolley car. lit., five-cent vehicle.
lele hapaʻumi		vi. to count by tens.
waiwai hapa ʻumi		n. tithe, tithing. lit., one-tenth property.
ʻaukā helu hapa ʻumi		n. tenth strip, in math. lit., strip (to) count tenths.
hakina pāʻumi		n. decimal fraction.
pāpāʻumi		redup. of pāʻumi ten times...
pepa pāʻumi		n. ten-dollar bill.
bumi		var. spelling of pumi boom or spar...
pule ʻumi		n. a black magic prayer which was uttered without drawing breath. lit., throttled...
ʻumiʻumi		see pakuhi pahu me ka ʻumiʻumi box-and-whiskers graph...
ʻumiʻumi₁		n. whiskers, beard, goatee, mustache; tendril; barbel or feelers on lower jaw of a fish; suckers...
ʻumiʻumi₂		redup. of ʻumi₁ strangle...
pakuhi pahu me ka ʻumiʻumi		n. box and whiskers graph, in math.
kahi ʻumiʻumi		n.v. to shave the whiskers; barber.
kahiʻumiʻumi		n.v. var. spelling of kahi ʻumiʻumi to shave the whiskers; barber.
pahi ʻumiʻumi		n. razor. lit., beard knife.
pahiʻumiʻumi		var. spelling of pahi ʻumiʻumi razor...
ʻoʻopu ʻumiʻumi		lit., bearded ʻoʻopu.
lumi₁		vt. to crowd uncomfortably; to overturn, pound, crush, as the surf; to press; to be overwhelmed...
lumi₂		n. room, cell.
hoa lumi		n. roommate.
lumilumi		same as lulumi crushed, crumpled...
pōlumilumi		vs. packed, crushed together, as in a crowd.
bulumi		var. spelling of pūlumi₂ boom, as of a ship...
lulumi		redup. of lumi₁, to crowd uncomfortably; to overturn, pound, crush, as the surf; to...
lulumi		vt. to press, in basketball.
pale lulumi		vt. press defense, as in basketball; to execute such a play. lit., defense (by) crowding...
pulumi		n. flume, as for cane; gutter, as on a house.
pūlumi₁		nvt. broom; to sweep; to sweep away, as foe.
pūlumi₂		n. boom, as of a ship.
keʻena pūlumi		n. broom closet.
nīʻau pūlumi		n. broom straw. lit., broom (Eng.) coconut-leaf midrib.
mauʻu pūlumi		n. a grass (Panicum maximum). Niʻihau.
numi		vi. to subside gradually, as tears, laughter, emotions.
pumi		n. boom or spar, as of a ship.
rumi		var. spelling of lumi₂ room...
burumi		var. spelling of pūlumi₁ broom...
ʻuʻumi		redup. of ʻumi₁ to strangle, choke, suffocate, stifle, throttle, smother, suppress;...
-ni
-ani     -eni     -ini     -oni     -uni
-ani
ani		vt. to beckon, wave; beckoning. to blow softly, as a breeze; to draw a net over the surface of...
pāʻani		nvt. play, sport, game, amusement, joke; joking, playing, amusing, playful; to play,...
paʻapaʻani		vt. playful, to play frequently.
upaʻapaʻani		vt. to play together.
laupaʻapaʻani		vs. merry, jolly, humorous, laugh-provoking, funny, playful, witty. lit., much...
mea pāʻani		n. recreation, game, sport.
mea pāʻani		toy...
waihona mea pāʻani		n. toy chest, toy box. lit., receptacle (for) toys.
pahu mea pāʻani		n. toy chest, toy box.
pea pāʻani		n. teddy bear. lit., bear (for) playing. also pea kiʻi.
huinahā pāʻani		n. children's blocks.
hoa pāʻani		n. playmate.
kahua pāʻani		n. stadium; playground or athletic field of any kind. lit., site for play.
akua pāʻani		n. image representing the god of sports that accompanied the akua loa on its circuit, to...
wā pāʻani		n. recess, as during school. lit., time (for) playing.
iwi pāʻani		n. domino. lit., playing bone.
ʻōlelo pāʻani		n. joke, jest, banter.
hoʻopāʻani		to make sport, cause to play, joke, playful
helu pāʻani		n.v. counting game with chants; to play this game.
pū pāʻani		n. toy gun, popgun.
Alabani		var. spelling of ʻAlapani Albany...
Alegani		var. spelling of ʻĀlekani Allegheny...
hani₁		vi. to step or move lightly or softly; to graze, touch; soft, light. fig., to hint, suggest, act...
hani₂		same as hanahanai edge of a precipice or slope, brow of a hill...
hani₃		vi. to know well.
hahani		redup. of hani₁ to touch.
mahahani		n. nuance.
makahani		vt. to step lightly, touch lightly, to skim lightly.
māhani₁		vi. smooth.
māhani₂		vs. dull (not sharp).
māhani₃		vi. to lessen, of heat.
māhani₄		to vanish.
ʻea māhani		n. a type of ʻea [illness] described as evanescent [vanishing, fading way,...
mehani₁		nvs. hot, heat, but less hot than ʻenaʻena; unapproachable, as of a high taboo chief.
mehani₂		vs. smooth, curved.
olomehani		n. dumping ground, refuse or rubbish dump.
hanihani		redup. of hani₁ to step or move lightly or softly...
ʻōhani		vt. to stir, as fire, or earth in a garden.
hohani		same as hani₁ to step or move lightly or softly; to graze, touch...
ʻolohani		nvi. to strike, quit work; mutiny, riot.
hōʻolohani		to cause or foment a strike or mutiny
hoʻohani		vt. to touch, graze, hint.
hoʻohani		vt. to hint at, give a hint.
ʻōlelo hoʻohani		n. hint.
kelaIani		n. astronaut. lit., sky sailor.
kiani		vt. to flick, flip, wave gently, as the hand overhead in a hula gesture; to wheel and dip, as a...
kiliani		rare var. of kiani
miliani		vt. to fondle gently.
aniani		n. mirror.
aniani₁		nvs. mirror, glass; clear, transparent, obvious.   Several types of aniani are...
aniani₂		vs. cool, refreshing; to blow softly, gently. fig., to travel swiftly.
kiʻaha aniani		n. glass (for drinking). lit., glass cup.
aka aniani		n. reflection, in math. lit., mirror reflection. see ʻālikelike aka.
makaaniani		n. eyeglasses, spectacles. lit., crystal eye.
wahī makaaniani		n. glasses case.
pukaaniani		n. window. lit., transparent opening.
kīpapa pukaaniani		n. tile windows, as in a computer program. lit., window pavement.
paepae pukaaniani		n. window sill.
paepae pukaaniani		n. window sill.
pale pukaaniani		n. window curtain, drapes.
pale pukaaniani		n. window curtain.
pākū pukaaniani		n. window curtain, drapes.
pālulu pukaaniani		n. window screen, shade.
māaniani₁		n. gentle blowing of the wind, fig., tranquillity.
māaniani₂		var. spelling of māniani
pā aniani		n. glass dish (preceded by ke).
paaniani		n. var. spelling of pāaniani₁ spanner, an instrument for making rope of hair or yarn; spun yarn.
pāaniani		n. yarn.
pāaniani₁		n. spanner, an instrument for making rope of hair or yarn; spun yarn.
pāaniani₂		vs. clear.
kā pāaniani		vt. to knit. lit., knit yarn.
hua aniani		n. glass bead.
wai aniani		n. crystal-clear water, artesian water.
waianiani		n. a variety of Molokaʻi sweet potato.
ʻāpani aniani		n. window pane.
pukāniani		var. spelling of pukaaniani window...
māniani		nvs. acidity; tart, acid.
ʻōaniani		nvi. very slight stir of air, a breeze; to blow slightly.
poho aniani		n. glass container or jar.
kōaniani		vi. to waft, as a soft cooling breeze; to make a breeze with a fan; cooled by a...
moaniani		redup. of moani light or gentle breeze...
pōpō aniani		n. glass ball, i.e. a Japanese fishing float.
paniani		n. var. spelling of pāniani₁ spanner, an instrument for making rope of hair or yarn; spun yarn.
pāniani₁		n. spanner, an instrument for making rope of hair or yarn; spun yarn.
pāniani₂		vs. clear.
heu aniani		n. fine bits of broken or ground glass; mercury on glass made into a mirror.
pahu aniani		n. glass box, especially a glass-bottomed box for fishing; glass case, as in a...
kani		see māmā kani, palena holo kani speed of sound...; sound barrier...
kani		n. sound effects, as on a computer.
kani₁		nvi. sound or noise of any kind; pitch in music; to sound, cry out, ring, peal, jingle, tinkle, toll,...
kani₂		vs. strong, hard, tough.
kani₃		vt. to satisfy a need, particularly thirst; to drink.
kakani		vs. crunchy, as fresh potato chips. also nakeke.
kakani₁		nvi. noisy; to make repeated noises, to talk incessantly; pealing, ringing,...
kakani₂		n. a plant disease in hot areas, 1857.
ikakani		n. decibel. lit., sound strength.
pikakani		n. a rattlebox (Crotalaria pallida, formerly known as C. mucronata), known in many...
hoʻokakani		to make noises
puka kani		n. sound hole, as on an ʻukulele or guitar.
makani		n. wind. see pohu, kolonahe, aheahe, hoʻoholunape, ulūlu, ʻena makani.
makani₁		nvs. wind, breeze; gas in the stomach, flatulent wind; windy; to blow. fig., anger, gossip; to show...
makani₂		n. ghost, spirit.
makani₃		interj. call of sentinel, similar to "all's well".
kuka makani		n. windbreaker, a kind of jacket. lit., wind coat.
puka makani		n. opening for ventilation, window (1-Sam. 19.12); anus. lit., wind hole.
pelamakani		n. electric fan. Niʻihau.
huila makani		n. pinwheel. lit., wind wheel.
huila makani		n. windmill. Niʻihau.
uila huila makani		n. wind-generated electricity. lit., electricity (from) windmill.
māmā kani		n. speed of sound. also māmā holo o ke kani. cf. māmā kukuna lā.
ana māmā makani		n. anemometer. lit., wind speed gauge.
ʻena makani		n. gale, stormy wind; whole trees in motion and inconvenienee felt in walking against the wind, in...
ʻena makani₁		n. stormy wind.
ʻena makani₂		n. windmill.
holona makani		n. breezeway, as an open area between buildings.
kahuna makani		n. a priest who induced spirits to possess a patient so that he might then drive the spirits out, thus...
pā makani		vi. to blow, of the wind; wind-blown.
pāmakani₁		n. same as kokiʻo keʻokeʻo a native hibiscus (Hibiscus arnottianus)
pāmakani₂		a native violet (Viola chamissoniana), a shrub 92 to 150 cm high, bearing pale-purple...
ʻupā makani		n. var. spelling of ʻūpā makani bellows.
ʻūpā makani		n. bellows.
huamakani		n. tiny, yolkless egg. lit., wind egg.
akemakani		n. lung. lit., wind liver.
pale makani		n. windshield.
aniani pale makani		n. windshield. lit., glass (to) protect (against the) wind.
pelemakani		n. propeller, as of an airplane. Niʻihau.
kūkaʻi makani		v. to attempt to induce the spirit possessing a person to talk through the person and reveal the...
ahimakani		n. gasoline. lit., wind fire.
kuhimakani		n. weather vane, wind vane. wind sock HE
wili makani		n. windmill.
ʻaoʻao makani		n. windward side.
kilo makani		n.v. one who observes the winds for purposes of navigation; to so observe.
holomakani		vs. breezy, airy. lit., wind running.
hono makani		n. windbreak.
honomakani		n. var. spelling of hono makani windbreak.
Koʻomakani		n. wind associated with Māhāʻulepū, Kauaʻi.
lau makani		n. puff of wind.
welelau makani		n. wisp of breeze.
kūmakani₁		nvs. windbreak; wind-resisting.
kūmakani₂		same as ʻaʻaliʻi a shrub or tree.
pālulu makani		n. windbreak.
pū makani₁		lit., wind horn
pū makani₂		n. air gun.
ʻōpū makani		n. bellows. lit., wind belly.
puʻu makani₁		n. gaseous stomach, biliousness.
puʻu makani₂		n. windy hill.
hua kani		n. tone in music.
huakani		n. tone, in music.
ʻohe kani		n. flute. lit., playing bamboo.
Kukekani		n. Tuscany.
ʻĀlekani		n. Allegheny.
Tusekani		var. spelling of Kukekani Tuscany...
hawewe kani		n. sound waves, as used in measuring ocean depths. lit., sound vibration.
ikaika hawewe kani		n. amplitude, i.e. the amount of energy in a sound wave.
kālaikani		n. science of acoustics.
ʻili kani₁		n. a skin that sounds, as used in drums.
ʻili kani₂		tough skin.
kanikani₁		redup. of kani, sound or noise of any kind...; chattering, noisy, jingle.
kanikani₂		n. jack-knife, from the sound of opening and shutting (rare); knife made of hoop...
kanikani₃		name of a particular famine.
kanikani₄		redup. of kani₂ strong, hard, tough...
kanikani₅		redup. of kani₃ to satisfy a need, particularly thirst...
pahi kanikani		n. knife made of a piece of hoop iron. lit., sounding knife.
hoʻokanikani		redup. of hoʻokani; also a diminutive:
wīkani		vs. strong, hard, rigid, inflexible.
iwi kani		nvs. strong bones; possessing strong bones, strength.
hōkeo kani		n. wind instrument, as in a band.
leokani		n. vowel. lit., voiced sound.
naheka huelo kani		n. rattlesnake. lit., tail-sounding snake.
nahesa huelo kani		var. spelling of naheka huelo kani rattlesnake...
olo kani		vi. to sound.
olokani		vi. var. spelling of olo kani to sound.
palena holo kani		n. sound barrier. lit., limit (of) flowing sound.
kuolokani		n. timbrel (Puk. 15.20), psaltery (Hal. 92.3).
hoʻoponopono kani		vt. to edit sound, as for a movie or video production.
hoʻokani		vt. to play a musical instrument or drum; to cause to sound, honk; to crack, as a whip; to ring up on...
hoʻokani		see hao hoʻokani, mīkini hoʻokani pāleo, mīkini lola
pā hoʻokani		n. phonograph record.
lipine hoʻokani		n. tape, of a recorder.
ʻō hoʻokani		n. tuning fork (preceded by ke). lit., musical fork.
hao hoʻokani		n. tuning fork. Niʻihau. also ʻō hoʻokani (preceded by ke).
pū hoʻokani		n. conch trumpet; any wind instrument, as trumpet, cornet, saxophone. lit., sounding triton...
pū hoʻokani		n. horn, i.e. a musical instrument. lit., horn (to) play. bassoon...
nīʻau kani		n. a true jew's harp, made of a thin strip of wood, about 10 cm long and 2.5 cm wide, with a coconut...
nīʻaukani		n. Jew's harp.
kaukani		num. thousand.
kaukani		see hapa kaukani one thousandth.
luna kaukani		n. officer in charge of a thousand or more men. lit., Officer of a thousand...
pākaukani		vt. by thousands, thousandfold; to distribute to thousands or divide by thousands.
pākaukani		kilo-, a prefix meaning thousand (k). abb. pk.
hapa kaukani		n. milli-, a prefix meaning one thousandth (m). comb. hapa + kaukani....
ʻai pākaukani		n. kilobyte (k), in computer terminology. lit., thousandfold byte. abb....
laukani		vs. tough, hardy.
koa lau kani		n. a kind of koa tree regarded by Hawaiians as male. lit., strong koa.
ʻuaʻu kani		n. wedge-tailed shearwater or moaning bird (Puffinus pacificus chlororhynchus). lit., calling...
pahu kani		n. drum; tabret (Kin. 31.27), eardrum (Kel. 115; translation from Eng.)....
pōhaku kani		also said to refer to rumbling thunder
ʻulu kani		n. clapper of a bell.
pū kani		n. trumpet (1-Oihn. 13.8), any wind instrument. lit., sounding horn.
pūkani₁		n. fine white leaves in the center of a cluster of pandanus leaves; fine soft sleeping mats made of...
pūkani₂		rare var. of wīkani strong, hard...
puʻukani		nvi. sweet-voiced, as in singing; sweet-toned, as music; a singer.
puʻukani		n. singer.
papa puʻukani		n. choir, choral group.
lani₁		nvs. sky, heaven; heavenly, spiritual.
lani₂		nvs. very high chief, majesty; host (Isa. 34.4); royal, exalted, high born, noble,...
lani₃		n. kinds of flowers. see below.
ʻalani		n. any kind of orange, both fruit and tree, as Citrus sinensis.
ʻālani		var. spelling of ʻalani orange.
alani₁		n. brown seaweeds (Dictyota spp.), regularly divided into narrow segments. They are so bitter...
alani₂		an Oʻahu tree (Pelea sandwicensis or P. oahuensis), with oblong, fragrant...
alani₃		an upland moss.
kaʻalani		n. those about a chief; members of the royal court.
ʻohana ʻālani		n. citrus. lit., orange family.
lewaalani		n. part of a heiau temple where human sacrifices were offered.
māealani		vi. to get up, rise.
Māhealani		n. sixteenth day of the lunar month, night of the full moon.
ʻōmealani		n. variety of sweet potato.
laweālani		n. highest heavens.
pōnaha lani		n. firmament.
ʻeleiālani		same as ʻelelani
melemele ʻili ʻalani		nvs. orange-yellow. lit., orange-peel yellow.
kālani		n. gallon.
kālani		n. gallon. abb. kln.
akalani		same as akaakalani afterglow...
akaakalani		n. afterglow.
hapalua kālani		n. half gallon.
ʻōmole kālani		n. gallon jar, gallon jug.
Anianiikalani		n. name of a star said to be in the Milky Way.
Hoʻohokuikalani		the daughter of Wākea and Papa, the ancestors of the Hawaiians. Wākea...
Hoʻohokuikalani		n. daughter of Wākea and Papa.
Kahuilaokalani		see Kālaipāhoa
puaokalani		n. false daisy (Eclipta alba). lit., flower of the chief [or heaven]....
Kapualalokalani		n. star name, no data.
Kupualalookalani		n. name of a star. lit., demigod beneath the heavens.
kūkulu o ka lani		n. region just above the horizon where sea and sky meet. lit., pillars (or borders) of the...
lālani₁		n. row, rank, file, line; verse of poetry.
Lālani₂		n. a name for the Milky Way (Kep. 81), and also of a single star.
halalani		n. high heavens, atmosphere.
palapala lani		n. celestial map. lit., sky document.
pepa anakuhi lālani		n. linear unit paper, in math. lit., template paper (with) rows.
pālākiō lālani		n. linear scale, in geography. lit., line scale.
hoʻolā lani		vt. to align, as type in a computer program.
hoʻolālani		to place in rows
kaha hoʻolālani		n. horizontal lines written above and below a word or words to indicate that they should be written or...
mālani		vs. sketchy, not deep, superficial, as of knowledge, emotion, a sore; obvious or plain rather than...
ʻea mālani		nvs. light-brown in color.
kamalani		nvs. child of a chief; a petted child. fig., finicky, fussy.
hoʻokamalani		to make a favorite of a person, to treat with indulgence, to pamper, spoil, or lavish with favors;...
ono mālani		variety of ono a fish.
kanalani		num. in great numbers, numerous; abundance.
ʻOpikanalani		n. name of a mythical faraway place, higher than ʻOpikananuʻu.
pōʻai waena lani		n. celestial equator.
Hinalani		n. name of a star.
Kona Lani		n. name of a Kona wind with slight showers.
poʻalani		n. a variety of fish (no data).
Palani		n. France; French.
pālani		vi. to skim lightly; to paint or daub lightly, especially to paint tapa in light...
palani₁		n. a surgeonfish (Acanthurus dussumieri), famous for a strong odor.
palani₂		nvi. to stink, smell sour or rancid; a detested person; a kauā, outcast.
palani₃		n. a variety of sugar cane, short, purple with deep olive-green cast when young, changing to...
palani₄		n. a variety of sweet potato
palani₅		n. brandy.
Palani₆		nvs. France; Frenchman; French; Frank.
palani₇		n. bran.
Polenekia Palani		n. French Polynesia.
palapalani		redup. of pālani skim lightly, daub...
ʻula palani		vs. a bright-red percale; a vivid red, brandy red.
papa lani		n. heavenly stratum, heaven and all the spiritual powers; upper regions of the air, upper heavens,...
ʻāpapa lani₁		n. legendary upper stratum and abode of the gods (preceded by ke).
ʻāpapa lani₂		n. chiefs of the highest rank, as nīʻaupiʻo; gods.
kūpapalani		n. chief of the highest rank; state of heavenly foundation.
puapalani		n. iris, fleur-de-lis. lit., French flower.
pū puhi Palani		n. French horn.
kō palani		see palani₃ var. of sugar cane...
hoʻopalani		to cause to go sour, rancid
hua lani		n. offspring of a chief.
hualani		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kūālani		vs. sour, especially of calabashes that have held poi and have not been soaked in the sun after...
Paumakualani		n. a star observed by priests, in the month of Kaulua and visible through the month of...
ponu naku alani		n. Maui alani longhorned beetle (Plagithmysus alani). lit., beetle (that) wallows...
pua lani		n. descendant of a chief.
lewa lani		n. highest stratum of the heavens.
hiwa lani		n. esteemed chief; beloved child or favorite; royal favorite.
Kuaihelani		n. a famous legendary place in the high heavens, a home of the deified dead.
Kawaewaekahōkūekauilunaohelani		n. unidentified star, no data.
loke lani		n. the common small red rose. It has been substituted for the pink rose, now rare, as the flower of...
Lukelani		var. spelling of Lukela Lutheran...
ʻelelani		nvs. priests' name for east.
kahelelani₁		n. species of small colored shells, found particularly on Niʻihau; perhaps so called because...
Kahelelani₂		n. name of an ancient chief associated with Niʻihau. lit., the royal...
ʻIlelani		nvs. Ireland; Irish.
ʻIlelani		n. Ireland; Irish. also ʻIrelani.
haʻulelani		n. var. spelling of hāʻulelani₂ a freshwater alga found in taro patches.
hāʻulelani₁		n. a variety of sweet potato. lit., fallen from the sky.
hāʻulelani₂		n. a freshwater alga found in taro patches.
ʻEnelani		n. England, English person; English (of England). also Pelekāne.
poepoe lani		n. celestial sphere. lit., sky sphere.
Irelani		var. spelling of ʻIlelani Ireland...
ʻIrelani		n. Ireland; Irish. also ʻIlelani.
roselani		var. spelling of loke lani the common small red rose...
ēwe lani		n. chiefs of divine descent.
Kuki ʻAilani		n. Cook Islands. also Ka pae moku ʻo Lalokona.
lua kālai lani		var. spelling of luakālai lani halo around the sun...
luakālai lani		same as luakālai halo around the sun...
mailani		vt. to extol, praise, treat as a chief or great favorite, indulge, spoil, favor.
huamailani		lit., fruit from heaven.
hoʻomailani		caus/sim of mailani, to extol, praise, treat as a chief or great favorite, indulge,...
pōʻailani		n. horizon. lit., sky circle.
pailani		similar to mailani, to praise, but often pejorative; to spoil.
lele pailani		vt. to praise, exalt, extol extravagantly or excessively (stronger than pailani, to...
hoʻopailani		to make or treat as a favorite. caus/sim of pailani, similar to...
Tailani		n. Thailand.
wai lani		n. rain water, especially as used for medicine and purification.
ʻawailani		see ʻawaikū kava root dug ceremonially by a priest...
Polo Ahi Lani		n. name of a star, said to be associated with Mūlehu.
Pauahilani		n. name of a star, said to appear early on the night of Muku.
Polo Wehi Lani		same as Polo Ahi Lani a star.
ʻihi lani		n. heavenly splendor; sacredness of a chief; reverence due a chief.
kāohilani		nvs. poetic name for the left hand, left.
Mākohilani		n. name of a star.
ʻalohi lani		n. brightness of heaven, a term applied to the heavenly courts of the goddesses Uli and...
Keʻalohilani		n. a star that rises on the night of Mauli in the month of Welo and continues...
Polohilani		var. of Polo Ahi Lani a star.
kuhilani₁		n.v. to point out and interpret signs in the sky; a reader of signs in the sky.
kuhilani₂		vt. to keep others doing one's bidding, lord it over others, domineer, bossy.
hiʻilani		nvt. to nurse or care for, as an infant; to admire, exalt, praise, extol in poetry;...
Kuikilani		n. Switzerland; Swiss.
pohokuikilani		n. music box. lit., Swiss container.
Nukilani		n. New Zealand.
Nukilani		n. New Zealand; New Zealander.
Nukīlani		var. spelling of Nukilani New Zealand...
ililani		nvi. unexpected rain, as from a sunny sky; to rain thus.
mililani		vt. to praise, exalt; to give thanks; to treat as a favorite.
mōhai mililani		n. sacrifice of thanksgiving.
lanilani		redup. of lani very high chief...
hoʻolanilani₁		redup. of hoʻolani; to treat as a chief; to claim relationship to a chief, especially...
hoʻolanilani₂		to exalt, praise redup. of hoʻolani to exalt, praise.
Finilani		n. Finland; Finn; Finnish.
Kuinilani		n. Queensland.
poʻi lani		n. high heavens (preceded by ke).
pīpīlani		n. some kinds of green seaweeds (species of Enteromorpha). Maui.
uilani		vs. to chafe under control, fret; restless, irritated by restraint; constantly seeking pleasure,...
māhuʻi lani		royal imitation, said of the right hand in dancing, as this hand always made movements...
uiuilani		redup. of uilani chafe under control...
waipuʻilani		n. waterspout (perhaps from wai puhi lani, heaven-blown water).
ʻōlani₁		vt. to toast over a fire, broil, warm in sunlight.
ʻōlani₂		var. of ʻōlali₄
wao lani		n. mountain area believed occupied by gods.
Ikawaolani		n. name of a star. lit., in the mountain area occupied by gods or high chiefs.
leʻolani		nvs. lofty, tall; chiefly height, rank.
Hōlani		n. Dutch, Holland.
Hōlani₁		n. name of a mythical place. Stars observed by priests were Hōlani-aliʻi and...
Hōlani₂		Holland; Dutch.
puahōlani		n. tulip. lit., Dutch flower.
Nū Holani		n. New Holland [Australia].
Nūhōlani		n. Australia; Australian.
nuhōlani₁		lit., New Holland (old name for Australia).
nuhōlani₂		n. introduced Brazilian banana.
maiʻa Nuhōlani		n. a variety of introduced banana cultivated by Hawaiians for many generations. The trunk is tall,...
ʻĪnionūhōlani		n. Indo-Australian.
ʻelelū Nūhōlani		n. Australian cockroach (Periplaneta australasiae).
ʻIolani		n. name of the Palace and of a school in Honolulu; also the names of Kamehameha II and IV: see...
Makaʻiolani		n. name of a star. lit., eye of the royal hawk.
hiʻolani		vi. to sleep, lie at ease, lounge, relax (this word sometimes replaces moe in poetry because...
hiʻohiʻolani		vt. to level off, as a flower bed.
kōlani		n. sitting hula in honor of a chief (lani).
halolani		vi. to move quietly, as a soaring bird.
Kawelo Lani		n. name of a star that rises with Kaukamalama in the month of ʻIkuwā and disappears...
kilo lani		n.v. soothsayer who predicts the future by observing the sky; to do so; astronomer, astronomy,...
ana kilo lani		n. sextant. lit., gauge (for) astronomy.
ololani₁		vs. acclaimed, as a chief.
ololani₂		n. poetic for coconut tree.
hololani		n. mission.
kololani		vi. to go away silently.
mololani₁		vs. well-kept, well-nursed.
Mololani₂		n. rain associated with Kahaluʻu, Oʻahu. (EM 61); also a wind...
ʻano lani		vs. of heavenly or royal character, celestial, noble, royal, pure.
hoʻolani₁		to treat as a chief; to render homage to a chief; to act as a chief; to enjoy the position and...
hoʻolani₂		same as hoʻolanilani₂ to exalt, praise...
koʻo lani		n. help given to a chief.
moʻo lani		n. Chinese dragon, as in a Chinese gambling game. lit., sky lizard.
Pōlani		n. Poland; Pole; Polish.
pōlani₁		vs. handsome, beautiful, clean, pure.
Pōlani₂		nvs. Poland, Pole; Polish.
kauōlani₁		n. high shelf or place where chiefs hung or placed (kau) their clothes.
kauōlani₂		vt. to express admiration or praise of a chief, as in chant.
puolani		v. to place high, or in a lofty or sacred place.
aliʻi pūʻō lani		n. an exalted chief (probably from pūʻoʻa, tower).
kauwolani		var. spelling of kauōlani₁ high shelf or place where chiefs hung or placed...
kauwōlani		var. spelling of kauōlani
ʻaulani		n. messenger of a chief.
haulani		vi. to surge, as the sea; to plunge, as a canoe; to ply back and forth; restless, constantly on the...
Haulani		n. a personal name. lit., ruling royal chief (this meaning is based solely on historical evidence:...
kaulani		vi. to rely on the chief, to support the chief, to put confidence in the chief.
kūkaulani		vs. with great care, with esteem, in chiefly fashion.
Hālaulani		n. a star, said to be observed in the month of Hilinehu.
hūlani		vt. to praise extravagantly, gush.
kūlani		vs. of chiefly nature.
pāʻele kūlani		n. solid tattooing of one side of the body; Kahekili, chief of Maui, was said to...
pāʻelekūlani		n. var. spelling of pāʻele kūlani solid tattooing of one side of the body...
ikū lani		n. highest officer, head, president.
laina lonikū lani		n. celestial meridian. lit., sky meridian.
kaupokulani		n. outdoor.
Malulani		n. name of a star. lit., celestial shade.
kumulani		n. base of the sky; horizon.
kīpū lani		vs. immobile, motionless in the sky, as clouds, stars; steadfast and loyal to one's...
kīpūlani		vs. var. spelling of kīpū lani immobile...
mani₁		vs. dull, as a blade; slick; smooth, as a water-worn pebble.
mani₂		to cool off, of heat.
hāmani		same as mani₁ dull, as a blade; slick; smooth, as a water-worn pebble...
kamani₁		n. a large tree (Calophyllum inophyllum), at home on shores of the Indian and western Pacific...
kamani₂		vt. smooth, shiny, polished, as of kamani wood.
hoʻokamani₁		to act the hypocrite (Mat. 15.7); to deal falsely
hoʻokamani₂		see kamani₂ smooth, shiny...
Laukamani		n. wind associated with Hālawa, Molokaʻi. lit., kamani leaf.
ʻAumani		n. Alnitak, a star.
nani₁		nvs. beauty, glory, splendor; beautiful, pretty, glorious, splendid.
nani₂		n. beautiful flower (sometimes followed by -o- + place name). see nani ahiahi,...
nani₃		n. good thing (idiom).
nani₄		conj. since, because.
nani₅		interj. how much, how.
naninani₁		redup. of nani₁ beauty, glory, splendor; beautiful, pretty, glorious, splendid...
naninani₂		same as nalinali to gnaw.
hoʻonaninani		to beautify, adorn
hoʻonaninani		vt. to put on makeup. Niʻihau.
puni nani		v. fond of beauty, beauty-loving, fond of adorning self.
hoʻonani		vt. to beautify, adorn, trim, decorate, decorative, glorify, honor, exalt, praise, adore;...
hoʻonani		Me ke kau i ka hano hoʻonani. Magna cum laude, with high honors, as in...
leo hoʻonani		n. song of praise, hymn.
lako hoʻonani		n. jewelry. also lako kāhiko.
me ke kau i ka hano hoʻonani		magna cum laude, with high honors, as in academics. lit., with placing in honor (to)...
hoʻāni		to beckon, wave, signal; to let wind
hoʻāni		vt. to wave something.
hōʻani		var. spelling of hoʻāni to beckon, wave, signal; to let wind
koani₁		same as koali some kinds of morning-glory...; swing; to swing...; a variety of sweet potato...;
koani₂		same as kōaniani to waft, as a soft cooling breeze; to make a breeze with a fan...
moani		nvi. light or gentle breeze, usually associated with fragrance; wafted fragrance; to blow perfume....
pani		n. cap, as for a toothpaste tube; lid, as for a jar (preceded by ke). cf. poʻi...
pani		vt. to close, as in a computer program.
pani		vt. substitute, as in sports; to substitute. (preceded by ke).
pani₁		nvt. to close, shut, block (For. 5:460–1), dam (For. 5:509), dike; closure, stopper,...
pani₂		nvt. substitute, replace, represent, fill a breach or vacancy; substitute, vice- (sometimes preceded by...
pani₃		n. odd-shaped pandanus key that fits, like a keystone at the bottom of a pandanus cluster; when this...
pani₄		n. the bottom of a coconut when cracked off by blows around the base of the nut; it fits like a lid...
pani₅		n. disease with severe pain at the solar plexus and choking.
pani₆		n. pan.
pani₇		n. final bit of food closing a period of treatment by a medical practitioner, commonly but not always...
ʻāpani		nvt. to block, shut. fig., an unwelcome visitor who monopolizes conversation.
paʻapani		rare var. of papani shut off, block...
ʻāpaʻapani		nvi. quick, effective repartee; to retort thus.
ʻAlapani		n. Albany.
ʻAlapani		n. Albany, the capital of New York.
papani₁		interception, shutting off, as from view; to block.
kipapani		vi. to flock.
epani		var. spelling of ʻepane apron...
Kepanī		vs. Japanese.
hapa Kepanī		n. one of part Japanese ancestry.
kī Kepanī		n. a weed (Cassia leschenaultiana). Niʻihau. lit., Japanese ti (its leaves...
hoʻokepanī		to act like or mimic Japanese.
mauʻu Kepanī		n. velvet grass (Zoysia tenuifolia), a turf-forming lawn grass from the Mascarene Islands...
elepani		var. spelling of ʻelepani elephant...
ʻelepani		nvs. elephant.
maʻi ʻelepani		n. elephantiasis. lit., elephant (Eng.) sickness.
maʻiʻelepani		n. var. spelling of maʻi ʻelepani elephantiasis. lit., elephant (Eng.) sickness.
niho ʻelepani		n. elephant tusk, ivory.
kimepani		n. chimpanzee.
kīkīpani₁		n. conclusion, last, end, every last one.
kīkīpani₂		nvi. severe stomach pains that make breathing difficult; to endure such.
panipani₁		redup. of pani to close.
panipani₂		nvt. coition, or to practice such (vulgar).
panipani₃		n. small outrigger canoe.
ʻāpanipani		redup. of ʻāpani to block.
ʻŌpeʻapanipani		a lua fighting stroke, perhaps lit., the copulating scrotum.
Kaʻōpeʻapanipani		n. a lua fighting stroke. Perhaps lit., the copulating scrotum.
pāpanipani		redup. of panipani₁ to close...
holopani		n. a pain that nearly shuts off (pani) the breath.
komopani		n. term used in 1845 for a military company.
hoʻopani		to cause a closing, pretend to close
ihupani		n. expert, wise person, wisdom. lit., closed nose, perhaps referring to deep diving and hence profound...
pohupani		vt. displacement; to displace.
kūpani		vi. wind-blown, as of clothes against the body.
pūpū pani		n. a marine shell (Janthina fragilis). lit., cork shell.
Farani		n. France; French.
luna tausani		var. spelling of luna kaukani officer in charge of a thousand or more men...
Kiwani		n. Kiwanis.
-eni
ʻofeni		var. spelling of ʻopeni offense...
keni-		centi-, i.e. a prefix meaning one hundredth. also hapa haneli.
keni₁		vi. to walk softly so as make no noise,
keni₂		n. change (money), small change.
maikeni		n. maytansine, a chemical compound once investigated for therapeutic uses but later found to be too...
kenikeni		n. dime, loose change. cf. kālā heleleʻi.
kenikeni₁		vt. to assemble a complete outfit or set, as of furniture, food, fishing gear,...
kenikeni₂		n. knife.
kenikeni₃		n. dime, ten cents, small change, means.
kenikeni₄		n. a variety of imported white sugar cane; also called lahaina cane.
pua kenikeni		n. a shrub or small tree (Fagraea berteriana), from the South Pacific, grown ornamentally for...
puakenikeni		var. spelling of pua kenikeni a shrub or small tree...
ʻeke kenikeni		n. coin purse (preceded by ke). lit., bag (for) loose change.
Winikeni		n. Vincent.
Kana Winikeni		n. Saint Vincent.
ʻōkeni		same as kenikeni small change
ʻōkeni		n. coin.
lokeni		n. rotenone, a chemical compound.
ʻukeni		n. small change. Kaʻū.
meleni		n. melon. also ipu.
kameni		rare var. of kameki cement...
hīmeni		nvt. hymn, any song not used for hulas; to sing a hīmeni.
ʻaha hīmeni		n. song festival, concert.
papa hīmeni		n. choir, choral group.
kānāwai hīmeni		n. notes on the scale.
peni		n. pen. also peni ʻīnika.
peni₁		n. pen, pencil. marker NKE12
peni₂		n. penny.
maka peni		n. pen point.
poʻi peni		n. pen cap (preceded by ke). Niʻihau.
ʻopeni		n. offense.
kueni		same as kuekueni to shake, tremble, vibrate, swing back and forth...
kuekueni		vi., vt. to shake, tremble, vibrate, swing back and forth, as a waving kāhili, feather...
kuekueni		vi. to vibrate.
-ini
ʻini-		see ʻiniʻini, ʻiniki to pinch...; to pinch, nip...
kaini		n. name of a mother ʻuaʻu, bird.
Nu Gini		var. spelling of Nū Kini New Guinea...
hini		vs. weak, feeble, delicate.
malihini		nvs. stranger, foreigner, newcomer, tourist, guest, company; one unfamiliar with a place or custom; new,...
malihini		vs. introduced, as plants and animals to a particular place. cf. lawekahiki. see...
mamalihini		not well acquainted, somewhat unaccustomed to or unfamiliar with.
pulo hoʻokipa malihini		n. visitor's bureau.
buro hoʻokipa malihini		var. spelling of pulo hoʻokipa malihini visitor's bureau...
akua malihini		n. foreign god, epithet often applied to Pele because she had come from a foreign...
hele malihini		vi. to go to a place for the first time or as a stranger.
kaʻi malihini		n. corpus Christi procession, so called because first communicants march. lit., parade...
hoʻomalihini		to be or act as a stranger, guest; to reveal that guests are coming, as by omens
hinihini₁		indistinct, faint, as a voice.
hinihini₂		n. a variety of land shell. See hinihini konouli, hinihini kua mauna.
hinihini₃		n. cooked greens, as of ʻāheahea, pōpolo, pakai.
lunihini		n. perhaps a land shell.
ʻūhini		n. grasshopper.
ʻūhini₁		n. long-horn grasshopper (Tettigoniidae); cricket (Grillidae);...
ʻūhini₂		vs. fine, weblike, tapering into a fine point; slender.
ʻūhini₃		short for ʻuhinipili₁,₂,₃ same as ʻunihipili, spirit of a dead person...; thin, tapering, feeble, weak....; flexed position in which Hawaiians were often buried...
ʻūhini₄		n. carob, an evergreen (Ceratonia siliqua). Niʻihau.
ʻiʻini		nvt. to desire, crave, yearn for, wish; desire, liking.
ʻiniʻini		vt. to pinch. [possibly an error - cited text example shows 'ini'iniki on p. 17 (in...
kini₁		num. multitude, many; forty thousand. [traditional 4-based counting: kāuna 4;...
Kini₁₀		n. Guinea.
kini₂		n. king.
kini₃		n. kin, relatives.
kini₄		n. gin.
kini₅		n. tin, pail, can.
kini₆		n. marble (a child's best marble in the game; kinikini is more common).
kini₇		n. zinc.
Kini₈		n. Guinea (coin).
Kini₉		n. Jean, Jane, Jennie.
hapahā kini		n. five-dollar gold piece. lit., guinea (Eng.) quarter.
kākini₁		n. stocking, sock.
kākini₂		var. of kākīnia sateen...
kākini₃		n. dozen
lī kākini		n. garters. lit., tie stockings (Eng.).
kālā kini₁		n. twenty dollar gold piece or (And.) silver money.
kālā kini₂		petty cash. Niʻihau
makini₁		uneven, as land.
mākini₁		n. group of spears tied together, used as a battering ram in war (from maka kini,...
makini₂		a kind of fish.
mākini₂		nvs. many deaths; death-inflicting, deathly (from make kini, many deaths).
mākini₃		n. gourd mask, as used by canoemen.
kamakini		vi. to impose a general taboo. lit., to tie the multitude.
ʻupena mākini		n. a net used for destruction, as by robbers to snare victims.
ʻainakini		n. navy blue cotton cloth.
lainakini		same as ʻainakini navy blue cloth.
pā kini		n. tin pan, pan, basin (preceded by ke).
pākini		n. var. spelling of pā kini tin pan, pan, basin (preceded by ke).
pepa kini		n. aluminum foil, tin foil. lit., tin paper.
kuakini		vs. innumerable.
luakini		nvi. temple, church, cathedral, tabernacle; large heiau where ruling chiefs prayed and human...
hapalua kini		n. ten-dollar gold piece. lit., guinea (Eng.) half.
mea wehe kini		n. can opener.
mea wehe kini		n. can opener.
ʻenekini		n. engine.
pani ʻenekini		n. hood, as of a car or truck (preceded by ke).lit., engine cover.
une kini		n. tab, as on soda cans. lit., can lever.
keleawekini		n. bronze. lit., tin brass.
laikini		n. license.
paikini		n. fashion, style.
nupaikini		vs. new-fashioned.
Waikini		n. San Joaquin.
leikini		var. of laikini license...
pāpapa kikinī		n. kidney bean.
pekikini		vt. to present, as arms (petikini i nā pū).
likini		n. rigging.
kaula likini		n. rigging.
ʻIlikini		cf. ʻĪnia, India.
ʻIlikini₁		nvs. Indian (of America).
ʻilikini₂		naked, nude.
pou ʻaumakua ʻIlikini		n. totem pole. lit., pole (of) Indian personal gods.
winikilikini		n. vincristine, an alkaloid derived from the periwinkle.
waʻa ʻllikini		n. canoe without ʻiako. lit., Indian canoe.
mīkini		n. appliance.
mīkini₁		n. machine, motor, engine.
mīkini₂		n. mitten, glove.
kaumīkini		n. compound machine.
kūmīkini		vs. mechanical, mechanics.
pū mīkini		n. machine gun.
ʻenikini		var. of ʻenekini engine.
ʻInikini		same as ʻIlikini Indian.
kinikini₁		numerous, very many, multitudinous, myriad.
kinikini₂		nvi. marble, game of marbles (formerly round pebbles or seeds); to play marbles.
kinikini₃		n. Niʻihau name for kākalaioa₃, yellow nickers.
mākinikini		nvs. hilly; notched, as a ridge.
pō kinikini		n. a dark night; many nights.
kūkinikini		grouped together.
pipi kini		n. canned corned beef. lit., can beef. cf. pipi Kelemānia.
petikini		var. spelling of pekikini to present...
Luikini		n. Lewiston.
Wīkini		n. Viking.
hale hoʻokomo kini		n. cannery.
kāmano kini		n. canned salmon.
pokini		n. boatswain.
ʻAukini		n. Austin, the capital of Texas.
kaukini		n. cousin.
waiū kini		n. canned milk.
kūkini₁		nvi. runner, swift messenger, as employed by old chiefs, with a premium on their speed; to run swiftly,...
kūkini₂		vi. close together, in great numbers, as plants.
kūkini₃		n. cushion.
heihei kūkini		n. footrace.
lūkini₁		n. perfume.
Lūkini₂		nvs. Russian.
lūkini₃		n. lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus), a grass with fragrant leaves, lemony odor, edges sharp;...
hualūkini		n. musk, as used in making perfume.
wai lūkini		n. var. spelling of wai Lūkini perfume. lit....
wai Lūkini		n. perfume. lit., Russian liquor, so-called because musk was obtained from Russians in early days, the...
mūkini		same as nūkoki snub-nosed, homely...
Nū Kini		n. New Guinea.
Nūkini		n. New Guinea; New Guinean.
Pāpua Nūkini		n. Papua New Guinea; Papua New Guinean.
pukini		n. var. spelling of pūkini pudding.
pūkini		n. pudding.
sūkini		n. zucchini.
nini₁		nvt. ointment, balm; to apply ointment; to pour, spill.
nini₂		same as lili jealous.
nini₃		n. fence, line of stones; pavement.
nini₄		same as ninini to pour.
ānini		n. Eurya sandwicensis, a native tree or shrub in the tea family.
ʻanini₁		vs. dwarfish, stunded, tiny.
ʻanini₂		vi. to vary, as great and small waves.
ʻanini₃		n. awning.
ʻanini₄		n. eaves (preceded by ke).
kaʻanini		vi. to writhe, squirm, as a fidgety child or one in a tantrum; to run after in agitation; to go round...
hanini		vi. to overflow, spill, pour out, slop over; to pour down, as rain; to disappear. ...
hoʻohanini		to overflow, etc.; to cause an overflow
hoʻohanini		vt. to dump.
kanini₁		rare var. of konini move to and fro...
kanini₂		to recover from sickness, perhaps a var. of kāninonino.
pikanini		small (slang, from pickaninny).
manini₁		n. very common reef surgeonfish (Acanthurus triostegus), also called convict tang, in the adult...
manini₂		vs. stingy. cf. Fijian manini-taka, to hoard up like a miser.
manini₃		n. a kind of banana generally eaten cooked; leaves and fruits green and white...
manini₄		n. a variety of sugar cane, named for the fish.
manini₅		n. a variety of dryland taro with striped petiole. The name may be qualified by the terms...
manini₆		n. a variety of sweet potato.
manini₇		nvs. wrath, anger; angry.
manini₈		vi. to pour, spill; irrigated.
Manini₉		n. Hawaiian name of a well-known Spanish immigrant, Francisco de Paula Marin, who knew Kamehameha for...
maiʻa manini		lit., manini (fish) banana.
Kuʻiamanini		n. name of a wind of Weliweli, Kauaʻi.
kākala manini		n. half-grown manini, a fish.
pānini		n. prickly pear cactus; cactus, general term. also pānini maoli, pāpipi.
pānini₁		n. the prickly pear (Opuntia megacantha), a Mexican branching cactus about 4.5 m high, with a...
pānini₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
kanakē pānini		n. cactus candy.
pīlali pānini		n. dried juice of prickly pear chewed as candy.
wānini		var. spelling of ānini a plant.
ninini		to cast, as a solid from liquid.
maninini₁		n. stage of manini, a fish, said to be larger than ʻōhua and smaller than manini.
maninini₂		redup. of manini to pour.
kākala maninini		var. spelling of kākala manini half-grown...
nininini		redup. of nini₁ ointment; pour...
hānininini		redup. of hanini to overflow, spill, pour out, slop over...
ʻoninini		vt. to pick at food with no appetite, as would a sickly child.
ʻonini		n. var. spelling of ʻōnini₃ a kind of surfboard difficult to manage, used by experts.
ʻōnini₁		nvi. a slight breeze, puff of wind; to gasp for breath, blow softly, blink.
ʻōnini₂		similar to hulili dazzling; vibration.
ʻōnini₃		n. a kind of surfboard difficult to manage, used by experts.
konini		vi. to wag, as a dog's tail; to flutter, wave, move to and fro.
kūnini		rare var. of kūnihi₁,kūnihi₂ steep, sheer, precarious....; ridge, as of a precipice...;
munini		same as munimuni redup. of muni₁, to eat sparingly...
pūnini		vi. to tack, as a ship; to float here and there, drift.
-pūnini		hoʻo.pū.nini To demonstrate pleasure at seeing one, as a child or dog; to cling...
ʻōpū nini		vs. jealous. lit., jealous disposition.
hoʻopūnini₁		caus/sim of pūnini, to tack, as a ship; to float here and there, drift...
hoʻopūnini₂		to demonstrate pleasure at seeing one, as a child or dog; to cling to as with delight, frisk about...
kausini		var. spelling of kaukini cousin...
tini		var. spelling of kini₅ tin...
satini		var. spelling of kākini₂ sateen...
huini₁		vs. needle-pointed, sharp-pointed.
huini₂		nvi. sharp, shrill sounds; to make such shrill cries.
huini₃		n. wooden peg used in mending bowls.
huihuini		redup. of huini₁,₂ needle-pointed, sharp-pointed...; sharp, shrill sounds; to make such shrill cries...
hoʻohuini		to carve or sharpen into a point
kuini		n. queen.
wini₁		vs. sharp, as a point. fig., impudent, nervy.
wini₂		n. wind.
ʻāwini		vs. sharp, bold, forward.
peawini		n. fair wind.
kelawini		n. gale. lit., wind gale.
kelawini		n. gale. also makani kelawini.
kīwini		vs. brazen.
winiwini		tapering, ridged.
ʻauwiniwini		n. sharp end of a leaf; term of raillery applied to men, referring to the male...
puʻu winiwini		n. sharp-pointed hill.
wiwini		same as winiwini sharp.
kokolowini		nvi. sharp, penetrating, of wind; gust.
hoʻowini		to sharpen, make a point
moʻowini₁		vs. small, fine, like the filaments of a spider web; tapering into a fine end, as a...
moʻowini₂		nvs. dim, as vision; partial blindness.
-oni
oni		vi. to appear, reach out, jut or extend out.
ʻoni₁		nvi. to move, stir, shift, fidget, squirm, wiggle; movement, motion. to take to court, as land...
ʻoni₂		n. spirals of several colors in composite leis.
pāoni		nvt. disagreement, argument, contention; to argue, quarrel; envy (Biblical).
hoʻopāoni		to cause quarrel, strife; to argue
luaʻoni		n. second person to fall in battle, the second victim.
honi₁		nvt. to kiss; a kiss; formerly, to touch noses on the side in greeting.
honi₂		nvt. to smell, sniff, scent; a scent.
honi₃		vt. to touch, as a match to a combustible.
Kepahoni		n. Cape Horn.
honihoni		to kiss or smell repeatedly, sniff.
paka honihoni		n. snuff. lit., smelling tobacco.
hoʻohoni₁		to cause or pretend to kiss
hoʻohoni₂		caus/sim of honi₂, to smell, sniff, scent; a scent...
Kepohoni		n. Cape Horn.
uhoni		plural of honi to kiss; a kiss; formerly, to touch noses on the side in greeting...; to smell, sniff, scent...
lei ʻoni		n. lei with spirals of several colors, as the kīkā lei.
kīʻoni		n. key to animate a toy.
onioni		redup. of oni appear, jut out...
ʻoniʻoni₁		redup of ʻoni₁, to move, stir, shift, fidget...; to wag.
ʻoniʻoni₂		striped.
pāonioni		redup. of pāoni disagreement, argument, contention...
hoa pāonioni		n. enemy, contestant, rival.
hoʻopāonioni		redup. of hoʻopāoni to cause quarrel, strife; to argue...
kiʻiʻoniʻoni		n. moving picture, movie, cinema.
kiʻiʻoniʻoni		see mīkini hoʻolele kiʻiʻoniʻoni, moʻolelo kiʻiʻoniʻoni, pākū hoʻolele kiʻi
keʻena hana kiʻiʻoniʻoni		n. movie studio, i.e. the company responsible for making movies. lit., studio (for) making...
hale hana kiʻiʻoniʻoni		n. movie studio, i.e. the building itself. lit., building (for) making movies. cf....
mīkini hoʻolele kiʻiʻoniʻoni		n. movie projector. lit., machine (for) projecting movies. also mīkini...
moʻolelo kiʻiʻoniʻoni		n. screenplay. lit., movie story.
kākau moʻolelo kiʻiʻoniʻoni		vt. to write a screenplay. also kākau moʻolelo.
hoʻoponopono kiʻiʻoniʻoni		vt. to edit, as movies or movie productions. lit., edit movies.
hōʻoniʻoni		redup. of hōʻoni, to bestir, cause to move...
koni		vi. to throb, pulsate, tingle, beat; to flutter, as the heart; to tug, as small fish on baited...
haʻakoni		n. female kāhili-bearer for a chief.
pākoni		vi. to throb, ache, as teeth.
hikoni		n. tattoo brand on the forehead of a kauā outcast, or on the forehead of the caught seducer...
kīkoni		nvt. small adze used for smoothing and finishing a canoe; to smooth and finish a canoe; to soften...
kauā kīkoni		n. Kauā branded with dot in the middle of the forehead. lit., dotted outcast.
konikoni		to palpitate; passion.
kīkonikoni		redup. of kīkoni
pīkoni₁		n. cord attaching floats to a fishing net.
pīkoni₂		Kauaʻi.
kokoni		redup. of koni throb...
hoʻokoni		caus/sim of koni, to throb, pulsate, tingle, beat; to flutter, as the heart; to...
makaloni		n. macaroni.
pepaloni		n. pepperoni.
feloni		var. spelling of peloni felony...
peloni		n. felony.
luloni		to sleep soundly.
moni₁		vt. to swallow, gulp down, absorb.
moni₂		n. money.
ʻaʻa moni		n. purse. (Bib.)
haka moni		n. pharynx, in anatomy. lit., open space (for) swallowing.
waihona moni		n. place for keeping money, treasury.
daimoni		var. spelling of kaimoni demon...
kaimoni		n. demon.
monimoni		redup. of moni₁ swallow...
paomoni		vt. to contend with, make war on,
momoni		redup. of moni₁ to swallow, gulp down, absorb...
momomoni		redup. of moni₁
puʻumomoni		same as puʻumoni throat...
paipu moni		n. esophagus. lit., pipe (for) swallowing.
puʻumoni		n. throat. lit., swallowing throat, food-swallowing throat.
noni₁		n. the Indian mulberry (Morinda citrifolia), a small tree or shrub in the coffee family, a...
noni₂		vs. troubled, agitated, perplexed, confused.
noni₃		same as ʻānoni to mix.
noni₄		nvi. poor appetite, as of an invalid; to take food unwillingly.
ānoni		vt. var. spelling of ʻānoni to mix, interweave, intertwine, mixed. fig., confused, doubtful.
ʻānoni		vt. to mix, interweave, intertwine, mixed. fig., confused, doubtful.
alele ʻānoni		'a'. heterozygous, i.e. having two different alleles for a trait in a pair of alleles inherited one from...
manoni		vs. mixed feelings as of joy and sorrow, unhappiness.
kuanoni		vi. var. spelling of kuānoni to change, as color.
kuānoni		vi. to change, as color.
noninoni		redup. of noni
ānoninoni		var. spelling of ʻānoninoni mixed; perplexity...
ʻānoninoni		redup. of ʻānoni mixed; perplexity...
ʻōnoninoni		similar to noninoni, agitated, and ʻānoninoni, mixed.
nononi		redup. of noni the Indian mulberry...; troubled, agitated, perplexed, confused...
ʻanononi		same as ʻānoninoni
manononi		n. young of the kawakawa, a fish.
hoʻononi		to create a disturbance, cause trouble, incite
kūnoni		vi. to progress or move slowly.
pūnoni		nvs. red dye from noni-root bark; red, as tapa dyed thus.
hoʻopūnoni		to dye red with this dye
hōʻoni		to bestir, cause to move, shake, disturb, jiggle.
moʻoni		n. spiral design in featherwork.
haka moʻoni		n. cochlea, i.e. inner ear cavity. lit., spiral open space.
-poni		suddenly, without warning, as death.
ponī		n. skunk.
poni₁		nvt. to anoint, consecrate, oil, crown, ordain, appoint, inaugurate; to daub;...
poni₂		nvs. purple, any purplish color (a color associated with the first glimmer of dawn).
poni₃		n. a variety of taro, used as medicine. The term poni may be qualified by the colors...
poni₄		same as maiʻa ʻoa a banana.
poni₅		n. a variety of sweet potato.
poni₆		n. a variety of yam.
maiʻa poni		lit., purple banana.
kala poni		see kala₁₃ sweet potato.
ʻēponi		nvs. ebony.
Kaleponi		n. California.
Kaleponi		n. California; Californian.
pāpale Kaleponi		n. felt hat. lit., California (Eng.) hat.
mauʻu Kaleponi		n. the yellow foxtail (Setaria geniculata), a weedy tropical American grass. The yellow or...
mauʻu Kaleponi		n. California grass.
leleponi		vi. to die suddenly, as by stroke or accident.
mōhai poni		n. offering of consecration.
uhi poni		n. a variety of yam, the tuber with red skin and red and white flesh; grown on the island of...
kāpiki ponī		n. skunk cabbage.
koali poni		n. a kind of morning-glory.
kāʻiliponi		vi. to die suddenly, as by stroke or accident.
poniponi		redup. of poni₂ purple, dawn...
hoʻoponi		to anoint, crown, ordain, consecrate, inaugurate
poponi		redup. of poni₂ purple...
kuoni		vi. to walk gently, slowly, softly; to lag behind.
hoʻokuoni		caus/sim of kuoni, to walk gently, slowly, softly; to lag behind...
luʻoni		one who delivers a victim to the sacrificial altar; to so deliver.
puoni		to save, preserve.
-uni
palauni		n. brownie, i.e. the dessert. usu. meaʻono palauni.
meaʻono palauni		n. brownie, the dessert.
taifuni		var. spelling of kaipuni typhoon...
āhunihuni		n. name given for a fish of the ʻōpakapaka type.
kuni₁		nvt. to burn, blaze, kindle, scorch, sear, brand, earmark (cattle); to etch, in leather; blaze, scar,...
kuni₂		n. postmark, seal; to stamp
kuni₃		n. type of black magic that results in the death of a sorcerer, achieved by burning an object taken...
kuni₄		vi. to pursue at full speed.
kuni₅		see peni kuni felt pen...
kākuni		see kākuna cartoon...
ʻālana kuni		n. burnt offering, offering to procure death by sorcery.
pule kuni		n. prayer uttered as a part of kuni, black magic.
mōhai kuni		n. burnt offering.
maʻi kuni		n. typhus, fever. lit., searing disease.
kapuahikuni₁		n. smallpox.
kapuahikuni₂		n. small stone container in which the sorcerer burned his "bait" (hair, spittle, etc., of his...
peni kuni		n. marsh pen, felt pen. Niʻihau.
papa peni kuni		n. dry erase board, white board. lit., felt pen board.
kunikuni		redup. of kuni to burn.
puke kuikuni		n. velo-bound book. lit., book (with) burnt fastener.
hao kuni		n. branding iron.
poʻo kuni		n. letterhead (preceded by ke). lit., stamped heading.
lau poʻo kuni		n. letterhead design.
kukuni		redup. of kuni to burn.
luni		vs. limping, unsteady.
muni₁		vt. to eat sparingly, as of an invalid.
muni₂		vs. indistinct.
muni₃		n. protuberance, hillock.
munimuni		redup. of muni₁ to eat sparingly...
puni₁		vs. (loaʻa-type construction). surrounded, to enclose controlled; gain control of;...
puni₂		nvt. to be fond of, desire, covet, like, be partial to; devoted; a favorite thing, delight, love....
puni₃		vs. deceived, deluded; to believe a lie.
puni₄		nvs. completed, terminated, as a period of pregnancy; completely, all.
puni₅		n. a fine-meshed net.
puni₆		n.v. an even number; to be such.
puni₇		n. lap, complete circuit, revolution; round, as in boxing; hand, as a single round in a game of...
ʻāpuni₁		nvi. angry or noisy dispute, quarrel, wrangle, brawl; to brawl.
ʻāpuni₂		vs. ill-omened, inauspicious.
kaʻapuni₁		nvt. to make a tour, go around, surround, encircle, rotate, revolve, travel; circuit.
kaʻapuni₂		nvt. the hula step now called "around the island": the dancer pivots on the ball of one foot in a...
kaʻapuni₃		n. revolution, revolving.
ʻaha kaʻapuni		n. Circuit court.
luna kānāwai kaʻapuni		n. circuit judge.
ʻaha hoʻokolokolo kaʻapuni		n. circuit court.
lahapuni		n. universality, i.e. the premise that the laws of physics work the same in all parts of the universe,...
kaiapuni		n. environment; medium.
Palapala Hōʻike Hopena Kaiapuni		n. Environmental Impact Statement. lit., document showing environmental...
kālaikaiapuni		n. environmental studies.
pīnaʻiapuni		vi. loop, as in a computer program.
pōʻaiapuni		n. cycle.
hoʻopōʻaiapuni		vt. to recycle.
waiapuni		n. hydrosphere.
anapuni		n.v. boundary, circumference, perimeter; to encircle, go around.
anapuni		n. circumference, in math; perimeter.
lākiō anapuni		n. constant of proportionality, in math. lit., ratio (of) circumference.
pā puni₁		n. circular enclosure, surrounding wall, as about a fishpond.
pā puni₂		see hoʻokūkū pā puni round robin, as in sports...
hoʻokūkū pā puni		vt. round-robin, as in sports. lit., tournament touching round.
lawa puni		vs. enough for all, well-supplied or equipped.
lewapuni		n. atmosphere, as around planets. lit., surrounding atmosphere.
lae puni		n. term for kauā, outcast.
kauā lae puni		n. Kauā with tattooed label on temples. lit., outcast surrounded forehead.
naepuni		same as nae₃ fishing net with small meshes; net structure to which feathers were attached for feather capes...
ʻōnaepuni		n. infrastructure.
lelepuni₁		n. a musical interval of an octave.
lelepuni₂		n. a game said to resemble kōnane.
leo lele puni		n. var. spelling of leo lelepuni a musical interlude of a full tone.
leo lelepuni		n. a musical interlude of a full tone.
ʻai puni		n. home run. lit., lap score.
ʻaipuni		vt. to encircle, go around, encompass, environ.
kaipuni		n. typhoon.
pōʻai puni		vt. to travel around, circumnavigate, go completely around, encircle, besiege.
kīpuni₁		vt. to gird, wrap around, surround.
kīpuni₂		vs. hygroscopic.
punipuni		lie, to tell a lie, cheat; liar.
hoʻopunipuni		to lie, liar; to deceive, deceitful, false
holo puni		nvi. to sail or travel around, circumnavigate; everywhere.
holo puni		vi. to run a lap, take a lap; to circulate, as blood; round trip.
holopuni		nvi. var. spelling of holo puni to sail or travel around, circumnavigate; everywhere.
hoʻopuni₁		to surround, enclose, get control of, besiege
hoʻopuni₂		to be charmed by, desire greatly
hoʻopuni₃		to deceive, fool, delude
pā hoʻopuni		n. central corral.
aupuni		nvs. government, kingdom, dominion, nation, people under a ruler; national.
aupuni		n. government; national.
pāka aupuni		n. national park.
ʻOihana Pāka Aupuni		n. National Park Service. lit., national park department.
kula aupuni		n. public school, government school.
hale poʻo ʻoihana aupuni		n. capitol. lit., head house for government business.
paimana aupuni		vt. communism. lit., adhering to government power.
luna aupuni		n. government official.
luna kākau kope o ke aupuni		n. notary public. lit., officer who writes the government copy.
mana kāʻili o ke aupuni		n. eminent domain, i.e. the right of the government to take, or to authorize taking of, the private...
hale aupuni		n. capitol building, government building.
mele aupuni		n. national anthem.
loea kālai aupuni		n. statesman.
kalakalaiaupuni		n.v. political activity; to do such.
Kuʻikahi Pōhili Aupuni		n. National Baseball League.
kahuli aupuni		n.v. revolution, revolutionist; to over-throw the government. Also hoʻokahuli...
hoʻokahuli aupuni		vt. revolulion, as against a government.
kaua hoʻokahuli aupuni		n. revolutionary war.
noho aupuni		nvt. to rule; a reign, ruler.
Hōkūnohoaupuni		n. a name for the Milky Way. lit., ruling star.
makeʻe pono aupuni		vs. patriotic; desirous for the welfare of the nation.
poʻo aupuni		ʻAha kūkā poʻo aupuni. Summit, i.e. a conference of highest-level...
ʻaha kūkā poʻo aupuni		n. summit, i.e. a conference of highest-level officials, as heads of government. lit.,...
kahu aupuni		n. deputy or regent in the days of the monarchy. lit., government caretaker.
Kuʻikahi Pōpeku Aupuni		n. National Football League (NFL).
Hui Pōpeku Aupuni		n. National Football Conference (NFC).
kūpuni		vt. to stand around, surround.
hakupuni		vs. fiction; fictitious. [%%] cf. hakuleʻi.
mokupuni		n. island.
ʻaha mokupuni		n. island conference, with representative from a single island, especially of...
pae mokupuni		n. archipelago.
ulupuni		vs. overcome by emotion, hysteria, passion, or an occult influence.
hoʻoulupuni		to cause passion, possession, etc
pupuni		redup. of puni₁,₂,₃,₄ surrounded; fond of; deceived; completed...
hoʻopupuni		caus/sim of pupuni, redup. of puni₁, surrounded, puni₂, fond of,...
Buruni		n. Burundi.
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-oi
oī		var. spelling of ōwī₁,₂,₃ weedy verbenas; bird's cry...
ʻoi		vs. acute, in math.
ʻōi		nvs. var. spelling of ʻoi₁ sharp...
ʻoʻi		vi. to limp.
oi₁		vi. to move; to turn sideways, as contemptuously; to slouch along, gyrate along; to pull away, as in...
ʻoi₁		nvs. sharp, acute; sharpness; a sharp sign in music which raises the pitch of the following note a...
oi₂		same as ō₂, oia to remain, endure, survive, continue, go on, exist...; to keep doing, persevere, continue...
ʻoi₂		nvs. best, superior, superb, main, prominent, exceeding; to exceed, excel; left-over, extra, remaining,...
ʻoi₃		same as ʻoiai₁,₂ while, although...
-aoi
hāʻoi		n. baritone.
hāʻoʻi		vi. to limp.
mahaʻoi		vs. bold, impertinent, impudent, insolent, nervy, cheeky, rude, forward, presumptuous, saucy, brazen....
ʻukulele hāʻoi		n. baritone ʻukulele.
-kāʻoi		hoʻo.kā.ʻoi To progress, go ahead, improve, better; progressive.
maka ʻoi		n. piercing, penetrating, sharp eyes.
no ka ʻoi		var. spelling of nō ka ʻoi this common sequence can only follow nouns, as in:
nō ka ʻoi		this common sequence can only follow nouns, as in:
hoʻokāʻoi		to progress, go ahead, improve, better; progressive.
māʻoi		same as mahaʻoi bold.
hoʻomaʻoi		var. spelling of hoʻomāʻoi to act bold, impertinent
hoʻomāʻoi		to act bold, impertinent
hana ʻoi		nvt. to sharpen; cutlery.
-kanaʻoi		cf ʻoi best.
hoʻokanaʻoi		conceited, feeling that one is superior to everybody else.
koenaʻoi		n. difference, remainder, as in subtraction.
huina ʻoi		n. acute angle.
huina ʻoi		n. acute angle.
papaʻoi		same as kaʻupu a fern.
kūpāʻoi		vi. to speak well of one.
kūpāʻoʻi		vi. to limp; to travel slowly.
kūpākūpāʻoʻi		redup. of kūpāʻoʻi to limp; to travel slowly...
-boi
boi		var. spelling of poi₂ boy...
-eoi
lehe ʻoi		vs. sharp-lipped, an epithet often applied to Pele because she devoured everything in her...
leleʻoi		vi. excessive, very great. lit., excessive leap.
makahiki lele ʻoi		n. var. spelling of makahiki leleʻoi leap year. lit., year jump ahead.
makahiki leleʻoi		n. leap year. lit., year jump ahead.
hakupeʻoʻi		vi. to limp.
-goi
Magoi		var. spelling of Mākoi₃ Magi...
-hoi
hoʻi		vi. to revert, as in computer program.
hoi₁		n. bitter yam (Dioscorea bulbifera, synonym D. sativa), a vine with cylindrical stem,...
hoʻi₁		vi. to leave, go or come back; to cause to come back.
hoi₂		same as hoihoi pleased, interesting, entertaining...
hoʻi₂		vi. to enter, as an institution or last resting place.
hoʻi₃		n. a parting chant to which hula dancers dance as they leave the audience.
hoʻi₄		nvt. marriage of a chief with the daughter of a brother or sister; to do so (a means of increasing the...
hoʻi₅		part. intensifying preceding base.
hoʻi₆		part. also, too, besides.
hoʻi₇		part. expressing doubt, uncertainty.
ʻauhea hoʻi		idiom. Where indeed (with implication of neglect or indifference)? Where's the interest? Where's the...
aia hoʻi		interj. behold! see there! look! suddenly.
eia hoʻi		idiom. and, finally, behold.
kāhoʻi₁		interj. indicating surprise, following bases.
kāhoʻi₂		vt. to use the enter or return key on a computer or typewriter keyboard in order to return the cursor...
pihi kāhoʻi		n. return key, as on a typewriter or computer keyboard (preceded by ke).
kamahoi		vs. wonderful, marvelous, splendid; amazed, delighted.
kai hoʻi		n. ebbing sea. lit., returning sea.
kaʻi hoʻi		vi. to exit dancing, as in a hula.
mele kaʻi hoʻi		n. chant or song sung while dancers leave the audience. lit., song for proceeding...
kā haʻi make mai hoʻi		n. death by sorcery. lit., death indeed from someone else.
hoihoi		nvi. pleased, interesting, entertaining, happy, joyful, amused; pleasure, happiness, joy, delight,...
hoʻihoʻi		vt. to return, send back, restore.
hoʻihoʻi		vt. to save, in volleyball. Niʻihau.
haʻawina hoʻihoʻi		n. homework. lit., lesson (to) return.
pīhoihoi		nvs. disturbed, excited, worried, agitated, alarmed, perturbed, upset, uneasy, astonished, emotional;...
hoʻopīhoihoi		to cause anxiety; to worry, excite, astonish
hoʻohoihoi		to entertain, amuse, charm, delight, encourage, please
pīhoi		same as pīhoihoi disturbed, excited...
hohoʻi		redup. of hoʻi₁ to leave; to return often.
hohohoʻi		redup. and plural of hoʻi₁ to leave.
uhohoʻi		plural of hohoʻi redup. of hoʻi₁, to leave, to return often.
nō hoʻi		var. spelling of nohoʻi intensifying part. (nō + hoʻi).
nohoʻi		intensifying part. (nō + hoʻi).
uhoʻi		plural of hoʻi to leave.
nīnau hoʻi		n. cross-examination, as of a witness. lit., return question.
-Hoi
Ka Ulu Hoi		n. name of the Hawaiian newspaper printed by students of the Hawaiian language at the University of...
-hoi
humu hoʻi		nvt. back stitching; to sew with back stiching.
eia hou hoʻi		idiom. and again, furthermore.
-ioi
mikioi₁		vs. dainty and neat in craftsmanship, or in doing anything; deft; excellently made, as result of...
Mikioi₂		n. name of a strong, gusty wind of Niʻihau. (UL 238).
mikioi₃		n. a native variety of sugar cane.
hoʻomikioi		to do neatly; to work with skilled craftsmanship; to handle daintily
mīʻoi		vs. forward, aggressive, bold; advancing, outstripping others, as a racer; to move or progress fast; to...
mīʻoi		vi. offsides, in football.
nīoi₁		n. any kind of red pepper (Capsicum annuum). Neal 741–2 fig., a controversial or...
nīoi₂		a tree (Eugenia sp.). Its wood was said to be poisonous only from trees at Mauna Loa,...
ʻiʻo nīoi		n. condiment of boiled pulp of chili peppers (nīoi), often mixed with relish such as...
oioi		to squirm.
oʻioʻi		vi. to rest.
ʻoʻiʻoʻi		redup. of ʻoʻi to limp.
ʻoiʻoi₁		superior; a superior person.
ʻoiʻoi₂		nvi. full of sharp points, pointed, sharp; thorn; to protrude, stick or jut out.
ʻoiʻoi₃		see papa ʻoiʻoi vegetation layer...
māʻoiʻoi₁		redup. of māʻoi bold...
māʻoiʻoi₂		vs. uneven, notched, zigzag.
paoʻioʻi		vs. var. spelling of pāoʻioʻi imperfect, as in speech.
pāoʻioʻi		vs. imperfect, as in speech.
pāʻoʻiʻoʻi		vi. to limp.
papa ʻoiʻoi		n. emergent layer of vegetation, as trees sticking out at top. lit., layer...
ʻōkoleoioi		nvi. to turn one's back on someone who has aroused one's anger; to walk to and fro with back towards the...
ʻōkoleʻoiʻoi		n. marigolds (Tagetes spp.). lit., jutting buttocks.
pūpū ʻōkole ʻoiʻoi		n. Trochidae shell. lit., sharpbuttocks shell.
puaʻa ʻili ʻoiʻoi		n. porcupine (Isa. 34.11), hedgehog (Zep. 2.14) (RSV); in KJV,...
mīoioi		vi. to look through nearly closed eyes, as in facing a dazzling light; to wrinkle up the...
mīʻoiʻoi		upstart.
pīoioi		vs. half-shut, as eyes; to look with half-closed eyes.
hoʻōioi		var. spelling of hōʻoio to show off...
hōʻoiʻoi₁		to show off, act superior or aggressive, flaunt; pretentious, obtrusive; upstart
hōʻoiʻoi₂		to sharpen, make sharp points
lauwiliwili nukunuku ʻoiʻoi		n. butterfly fishes (Forcipiger longirostris and F. flavissimus). lit., sharp-beaked...
puʻu ʻoiʻoi		n. sharp point, peak, summit.
piʻoi₁		n. Kauaʻi name for hoi, the bitter yam (Dioscorea bulbifera).
piʻoi₂		Hawaiʻi name for edible fruit of the lama (Diospyros spp.) or perhaps...
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koʻi		n. axe. also koʻi lipi, adze, axe, hatchet...
koi₁		nvi. to urge, implore, persuade, compel, require, insist on, ask insistently, demand, claim, pull;...
kōī₁		sharp, shrill, as a voice.
koʻi₁		nvs. axe, adze; adzelike, sharp, projecting, as a forehead.
koi₂		n. fishing pole, pole fishing (same as the more common mākoi).
kōī₂		nvi. to flow with force, as water over a dam.
koʻi₂		n. young stage of all ʻulaʻula, red snappers.
kōī₃		nvt. to string, as flowers for a lei or candlenuts on a coconut leaf midrib for a light; such a...
koʻi₃		same as koʻikoʻi weight, responsibility...
kōī₄		n. sliding game; child's game with sticks dug into earth or sand while repeating a...
kōī₅		n. a small tree (Coprosma kauensis), a native of Kauaʻi, related to the...
haʻakoi₁		nvi. egotistic; egotism; proud; to brag, boast, show off.
haʻakoi₂		vi. to force, urge, insist.
haʻakoi₃		vi. to practice onanism.
hākoʻi		same as hakukoʻi agitated; paraphimosis.
Kūlanihākoʻi		n. mythical pond or lake in the sky; its overflow comes to the earth as rain. lit., like heaven...
hoʻohākoʻi		caus/sim of hākoʻi, same as hakukoʻi agitated; paraphimosis...
pōhākoʻi		n. firm rock or obstruction; prominent cliff.
pōhākōʻī		n. rock avalanche.
kākoʻi		n.v. to make adzes; adze maker.
palapala koi		n. mandamus. lit., document urging forbidding document.
pila koi		n. requisition.
Mākoi		n. the star in the center of the constellation Carina.
mākoi₁		nvt. fishing pole; to fish with a pole (also mōkoi).
mākoi₂		same as mākonā hard, mean...
Mākoi₃		n. Magi.
mākoi₄		n. magician, enchanter.
kā mākoi		v. to fish with a pole.
ʻanakoʻi		n. inflammatory swelling of a lymph gland, venereal tumor, bubo.
kuleana koi		var. spelling of kuleana hoʻopaʻa lien...
lanakoi		nvt. to ask for insistently; to desire greatly; great desire.
ʻenakōī		nvi. to break wind foully; such action. Probably lit., flowing abundance.
lua koʻi		n. adze quarry.
pēkoi		rare var. of pīkoi
ʻīkoi₁		n. breadfruit or pandanus core.
ʻīkoi₂		n. float, as on a fish net; buoy.
ʻīkoi₃		n. same as pīkoi₂ a tripping club, as of wood or stone, with a rope attached; this was hurled at the foe to encircle his arms or legs and render him helpless...
kāī koi		see kāī var. of taro.
hala ʻīkoi		n. a variety of hala with keys 7 cm long, lemon-colored at base, changing abruptly to...
wai kōī		n. cataract, i.e. steep rapids in a large river. lit., water flowing with...
piʻikoi		vt. to claim honors not rightfully due, to seek preferment, to aspire to the best or to more than is...
kikoʻī		vs. specific.
kīkoi₁		vi. rude, sarcastic.
kīkoi₂		vi. to do in irregular, haphazard fashion, as skipping about while reading;...
mea kikoʻī		n. detail. lit., specific thing. also mea liʻiliʻi, mea...
kikokikoi		redup. of kīkoi₁,₂ rude; haphazard...
lilikoʻi		n. passion fruit, purple water lemon, or purple granadilla (Passiflora edulis), an American...
nalilikoʻi		n. a variety of taro.
wilikōī		n. dust or trash blown by the wind.
mīkoi		vt. to nibble, eat in small pinches, as salt or ʻinamona with poi.
mikomikoi		redup. of mīkoi nibble...
koikoi		redup. of koi₁ urge, implore, require...
koʻikoʻi		nvs. weight, heavy, weighty; responsibility; stress, accent; stressed; emphatic, prominent, prime,...
haʻakoikoi		redup. of haʻakoi₁,₂,₃ egotistic...; to force, urge, insist...; to practice onanism...
ʻōlelo haʻakoʻikoʻi		vs. formal language or speech, as used in school or church.
hākoʻikoʻi		redup. of hākoʻi agitated; paraphimosis...
ʻAha Koʻikoʻi		lit., powerful court.
mākoikoi		redup. of mākoi₁ fishing pole; to fish with a pole...
luna koʻikoʻi		n. ambassador; important officer.
mīkoikoi		redup. of mīkoi to nibble, eat in small pinches, as salt or ʻinamona with poi...
pīkoikoi₁		var. of pīkokoi swarm, as small fish...
pīkoikoi₂		nvi. onanism, masturbation; to practice onanism or masturbation; one who does so. fig., to work hard...
ʻaha hoʻokolokolo koʻikoʻi		n. superior court.
hoʻokoʻikoʻi		to deepen the voice; to stress or emphasize in speech; to treat with severity, harshness, rigor; to...
Pikoi		var. spelling of Pikoiakaʻalalā a demigod...
pīkoi₁		n. core, as of breadfruit or pandanus.
pīkoi₂		n. a tripping club, as of wood or stone, with a rope attached; this was hurled at the foe to encircle...
pīkoi₃		n. wooden floats attached to upper or head cord of gill nets.
poepoepīkoi		n. oval; sphere. lit., core roundness.
ʻalihi pīkoi		n. upper cord in a net to which floats were attached.
kokoi₁		nvi. jet, spurt; to flow, rush, as a torrent or crowd.
kokoi₂		redup. of koi₁ urge, implore...
mīkokoi₁		redup. of mīkoi to nibble, eat in small pinches, as salt or ʻinamona with poi...
mīkokoi₂		n. a native variety of sugar cane; a lighter brown-red mutant of manulele without purple cast to...
pīkokoi		vi. to swarm, as small fish coming to the surface with open mouths.
mōkoi		var. of mākoi₁,₂ fishing pole; hard, mean...
kāmōkoi		same as kā mākoi pole fishing...
pohomōkoi		n. a mat design. Niʻihau.
kau mōkoi		n. rack to hold fish poles.
honokoī		n. a hard lump beside the mons pubis.
hoʻokoi		caus/sim of koi₁, to urge, implore, persuade, compel, require, insist on, ask...
hoʻokoʻi		same as hoʻokoʻikoʻi
poʻo koʻi		nvs. adze-headed, a term of ridicule for one with a sharp or projecting forehead; also an insulting term...
poʻokoi		vs. envied.
poʻokoʻi		n. sorcerer.
ʻau koʻi		n. axe handle.
aukoʻi		var. spelling of ʻaukoʻi₂ swelling in the groin...
ʻaukoʻi₁		n. coffee senna (Cassia occidentalis), a tropical American shrubby legume, each leaf with eight...
ʻaukoʻi₂		same as ʻawaiāhiki swelling in the groin...
haukoi		n. floater, as on a fish net.
hauhaukoʻi		n. swelling of the groin.
ʻauʻaukoʻi		same as ʻaukoʻi a weed.
hakukoʻi		vt. disturbed, agitated, excited; to surge, excite, rush.
malu koʻi		n. services for consecrating (malu) adzes to be used for cutting ʻōhiʻa logs for...
Malukoʻi		n. name of a rain associated with Kahaluʻu, Oʻahu.
mūkoʻi		vs. sharp, projecting, of the forehead, not considered attractive.
-loi
loi		vt. to look over critically; to look at as through searching for flaws, scrutinize.
loi		vt. to look over critically; to scrutinize.
loʻi		n. irrigated terrace, especially for taro, but also for rice; paddy.
āloʻi		n. mud puddle, pool.
ʻāloʻi		same as ʻāloʻiloʻi a damselfish (Dascyllus albisella)...
hāloʻi		vi. to well with tears, form pools.
hikaloi		vt. to self-evaluate.
aualaloʻi		n. terraced taro patches.
māloʻi		vi. to well up, of tears in the eyes; to form puddles, pools.
kuapapa loʻi		n. group of taro patches.
kaupapaloʻi		n. Molokai term for taro patch.
kualoi		n. taboo on approaching a chief from behind (same taboo as kuaʻā, kuakapu, kua...
Kāʻekeloi		same as Kāʻeleloli name of a rain at Makiki, Oʻahu.
ʻeʻekeloi		vt. to tap a drum slowly, as to accompany a chant.
Kāʻekeʻekeloi		var. spelling of Kāʻekeloi name of a rain at Makiki...
kāʻeleloi		n. roll, ruffle, as of a drum.
kīloi		vt. to throw away, discard, throw.
kīloi		vt. to empty trash, as in a computer program.
kīloi		vt. to pass, in basketball.
ʻupena kiloi		n. throwing net.
hoʻokiloi		to feign throwing; to cause to throw; to attract someone's attention by throwing something at him,...
loiloi		redup. of loi to find fault, criticize.
loʻiloʻi₁		nvs. pools of water; having many pools; taro patches.
loʻiloʻi₂		same as ʻāloʻiloʻi a fish.
ʻāloʻiloʻi₁		n. a damselfish (Dascyllus albisella). The young stage is ʻā or ʻaʻā.
ʻāloʻiloʻi₂		vs. humble.
ʻāloʻiloʻi₃		same as loʻiloʻi₁ pools of water...
hāloʻiloʻi		redup. of hāloʻi tearful.
hikaloiloi		vt. to conduct a self-study, as in seeking accreditation for a school or university.
pāloiloi		vt. to dribble, as a basketball.
kualoiloi		var. spelling of kualoi taboo on approaching a chief from behind...
kīloiloi		redup. of kiloi
oloi		vt. to rub, grate, run aground, run over (olo₁ + -i, transitivizer).
holoi		nvt. to wash, clean, scour, scrub, rub, erase, wipe (Biblical); washing,...
holoi		vt. to delete or clear, as in computer program.
holoi		Mīkini holoi pā. Dishwasher. Kopa mīkini holoi pā. Dishwasher...
mea holoi		n. eraser.
pena holoi		n. primer for PVC pipe cement. Niʻihau.
pā holoi		n. wash pan or basin (preceded by ke).
papa holoi		n. washboard.
pale holoi		n. eraser. Niʻihau.
kāwele holoi		n. washcloth.
lole holoi		n. laundry; soiled clothes ready to be washed, washing.
paʻakai holoi		n. lye (RSV), nitre (KJV) lit., washing salt.
poʻi wai holoi		n. washbasin, finger bowl. lit., water container for washing.
lumi holoi		n. laundry room.
mīkini holoi		n. washing machine.
holoholoi		redup. of holoi
hoʻoholoi		to have washed, cleaned; to pretend to wash
kapu holoi		n. washtub.
ipu holoi		n. washbasin.
kūpaloloi		vt. to vibrate, as the ruffle of a drum; to trill; to drum with the fingers.
pololoi		var. of pololei₁ straight, upright, direct, correct, right...
noʻonoʻo loi		vt. critical thinking. lit., thought (which) scrutinizes.
lepo loʻi		n. taro-patch mud.
pūpū loʻi		lit., irrigated-terrace shell.
-moi
moʻi		vi. to remain long in one place.
moʻī		var. spelling of mōʻī₂ a variety of kava with short, dark-green internodes and whitish nodes...
moi₁		n. threadfish (Polydactylus sexfilis). Stages of growth: moi liʻi, little...
mōʻī₁		n. king, sovereign, monarch, majesty, ruler, queen. (Perhaps related to ʻī, supreme....
moi₂		n. white birthmark.
mōʻī₂		same as ʻawa mōʻī a variety of kava with short, dark-green internodes and whitish nodes...
moi₃		n. a native variety of taro, with short, stocky growth, the leaf stems light green, the base...
moi₄		n. a variety of sweet potato.
pālāmoi		n. second growth stage of the moi, a fish, about 13 cm long (Kauaʻi); third growth...
manamoi		n. medium-sized moi, a fish.
papamoʻi		same as moʻi to remain long in one place...
ʻawa mōʻī		n. a variety of kava with short, dark-green internodes and whitish nodes, called ʻawa papa...
pūʻali kiaʻi mōʻī		n. king's guard. lit., soldiers (for) guarding kings.
poni mōʻī		n.v. coronation; to crown a king or queen.
ponimōʻī		n. the introduced carnation or pink (Dianthus caryophyllus), a plant widely cultivated for...
-noi
noi		nvt. to ask for something, request, solicit, appeal, apply, make a motion, move, propose, plea;...
ʻanoʻi		nvt. desire, longing, love, desired one, lover; to desire, yearn; loved, beloved.
palapala noi		n. written petition, application.
manoʻi		n. coconut oil, perfume. (Perhaps from Tahitian; the Samoan cognate is manongi, and the normal...
minoi		vt. to pucker the lips; to suck, as of a child. (mino + -i, transitivizer).
noinoi		redup. of noi request...
noʻinoʻi₁		n. young of kawakawa, bonito. Usually called kīnaʻu.
noʻinoʻi₂		vs. small, dwarfish, stunted.
mīnoinoi		to fold and tie in a narrow space; to crowd, to swarm in one place...
mōnoinoi		rare var. of mīnoinoi to crowd, to swarm...
nonoi		redup. of noi to ask for something, request, solicit, appeal, apply, make a motion, move, propose...
hoʻonoi		caus/sim of noi, to ask for something, request, solicit, appeal, apply, make a...
ponoʻī		nvs. self, own; private, personal; directly, exactly.
ʻiʻo ponoī		n. one's own relative.
ʻiʻo ponoʻī		n. var. spelling of ʻiʻo ponoī one's own relative.
nunoi		n. according to Emerson, the "posterior fontanelle" of Haumea from which Hiʻiaka was...
-ooi
ʻoʻoi₁		redup. of ʻoi sharp, acute; sharpness... prickly; sting, as of scorpions...
ʻoʻoi₂		n. an inedible seaweed. Also called popohe makaliʻi.
hōʻoʻi		to cause to limp, pretend to limp
hōʻoi₁		to sharpen
hōʻoi₂		to excel; best
kohoʻoi		vt. to overestimate.
lāʻau ʻoʻoi		n. bramble, briar, thorny tree.
-poi
poi₁		n. poi, the Hawaiian staff of life, made from cooked taro corms, or rarely breadfruit,...
poʻi₁		nvt. cover, lid; to cover (preceded by ke.)
poi₂		n. boy.
poʻi₂		nvi. top or crest of a breaking wave; to break, of waves.
poʻi₃		n. container, basin, as for liquids.
poʻi₄		vt. to catch between cupped hands, as a small bird or butterfly; to pounce, as a cat on a mouse; to...
poʻi₅		vt. to mound up, hill up.
kāpala poi		n.v. to daub with poi.
pāʻina poi		n.v. poi lunch or supper.
kuapoʻi₁		n. weatherboard covering canoe top fore and aft.
kuapoʻi₂		n. shell on back of crab or turtle.
kuapoʻi₃		kneepan, patella; bone in arm or hand.
kuapoʻi₄		vs. full-fledged, feathered out.
kuapoʻi₅		n. a sea mollusk, Umbraculum sinicum.
naka kua poʻi		same as ʻopihi kapuaʻi lio limpet, umbrella shell...
luapoʻi		n. prey.
kīʻoʻe poi		n. finger or single dip of poi.
aweawe poi		n. drip of poi; an insult to the chiefs of Hawaiʻi, playing on the name of their chiefs,...
kai poʻi		n. breaking waves or surf.
hiʻipoi		vt. to tend, feed, cherish, as a child.
kīpoʻi		vt. to cover, conceal, hide; to protest giving away objects to others.
kīpoʻi		vt. pocket veto, i.e. a way in which the President can veto a bill by holding onto the bill for ten...
poʻipoʻi		to conceal, as property that one does not want to share with others, or as a secret; to cover up,...
ʻāpoʻipoʻi		vt. to pounce; to crouch in order to conceal (UL 203); to attempt to conceal an article rather...
hiʻipoipoi		redup. of hiʻipoi to tend, feed, cherish, as a child...
kīpoʻipoʻi₁		redup. of kīpoʻi to cover, conceal, hide; to protest giving away objects to others...
kīpoʻipoʻi₂		n. sweet potato patch.
kilipoʻipoʻi₁		vi. to clap the hands with palms slightly cupped; to bring down the cupped hand.
kilipoʻipoʻi₂		same as kīpoʻipoʻi to cover.
hoʻopoʻipoʻi		caus/sim of poʻipoʻi, to conceal, as property that one does not want to share with...
ʻūpoʻipoʻi		same as poʻipoʻi redup. of poʻi₁, to cover..., poʻi₄, to catch between cupped hands, to pounce, snatch..., poʻi₅, to mound up...; to conceal...
pōhaku kuʻi poi		same as pōhaku kuʻi ʻai poi pounder...
iwi poʻi		n. kneecap.
iwipoʻi		n. var. spelling of iwi poʻi kneecap.
hopoʻi		transitive form of hopo.
kio poi		poi calabash.
hālalo poʻi		n. steaming decoction of herbs, as prescribed for sickness.
hoʻopoʻi		to cover
popoʻi₂		overwhelm...; redup of poʻi₂, top or crest of a breaking wave; to break, of...
ʻūpoʻi₁		to move, as a bird its wings.
ʻūpoʻi₂		same as poʻi₁ cover, lid; to cover...
ʻūpoʻi₃		same as poʻi₂ top or crest of a breaking wave; to break, of waves...
ʻūpoʻi₄		same as poʻi₃ container, basin, as for liquids...
ʻūpoʻi₅		same as poʻi₄ to catch between cupped hands, as a small bird or butterfly; to pounce, as a cat on a mouse; to snatch...
ʻūpoʻi₆		same as poʻi₅ to mound up, hill up...
ʻūpoʻi₇		vt. to dunk (the ball), in basketball. also pakā.
kaupoʻi		n. median canoe-bow cover.
ʻawakupoi		n. avoirdupois.
luʻu nalu poʻi		vi. running under the jump rope.
-uoi
uoi		vi. to move along, of many; to slouch along together.
haʻuoi		var. spelling of haʻuōwī same as ōwī₁, a verbena...
huoi		n. suspicion.
ahuoi		n. clue; to give a clue about.
hoʻohuoi		to suspect, surmise distrust; suspicion.
huohuoi		Maʻi huohuoi. Schizophrenia. Maʻi huki huohuoi. Schizophrenic...
maʻi huohuoi		n. schizophrenia.
-kūʻoi		hoʻo.kū.ʻoi Similar to ʻoi₂. ʻO ka lani hoʻokūʻoi kapu (chant), the superior...
kūʻoʻi		same as kūpāʻoʻi to limp.
mokuʻoi		vt. to scratch. Niʻihau.
hoʻokūʻoi		similar to ʻoi₂ best, superior, superb, main, prominent, exceeding...
hoʻokūʻoʻi		caus/sim of kūʻoʻi, same as kūpāʻoʻi, to limp...
huinakolu ʻoi		n. acute triangle.
hoʻouoi		caus/sim of uoi, to move along, of many; to slouch along together...
-pi
-pi     -api     -epi     -ipi     -opi     -upi
-pi
pī₁		nvs. stingy, miserly, niggardly; stinginess (sometimes preceded by ke).
pī₂		nvi. sputtering, smoldering, as green wood that burns poorly; to snort, as a horse; to sniffle or...
pī₃		vt. to sprinkle, as water with the fingers.
pī₄		n. peas, lentils (2-Sam. 17.28); a kind of bean; hyacinth bean (Dolichos lablab) or...
pī₅		n. the letter "p."
-api
-āpī		hō.ʻā.pī Stingy; to withhold.
ʻapi₁		n. soft spot in the temples; soft part of the human body between the pelvic cone and the lowest rib;...
ʻapi₂		nvi. a surgeonfish (Acanthurus guttatus), 20 cm long.
ʻapi₃		nvi. fish gills; to breathe through gills.
ʻapi₄		vi. to palpitate, throb, tremble, shake, quiver; to beat, as the pulse; to stir, as waves; palpitation,...
ʻapi₅		n. a decoy stick basket with a wide opening; it was baited, and after the fish were accustomed to...
ʻapi₆		to gather together, as people or things.
ʻaʻapi		vs. warped, curved.
ʻapiʻapi₁		elastic, springy; short of breath.
ʻapiʻapi₂		redup. of ʻapi₃ fish gills; to breathe through gills...
ʻapiʻapi₃		vs. filled, as a basket; abundant, as a feast.
kapi		n. cubby hole.
kāpī		vt. to sprinkle, as with salt; to salt; to scatter, as sand or salt.
iʻa kapi		n. guppy.
maka pī		n. running eyes, bleary eyes.
lekapī		n. recipe.
lapi		n. rabbi.
kalapī		n. the introduced salsify or oyster plant (Tragopogon porrifolius).
palapī		vs. wet, as green wood, said to be so called because green wood sputters (pī) on the fire....
kanapi		vi. to snap.
kanapī		n. centipede (Chilopoda).
hōʻāpī		stingy; to withhold
papi		n. California poppy.
huapī		same as ʻalae huapī same as ʻalae ʻula, Hawaiian gallinule or mudhen
ʻalae huapī		same as ʻalae ʻula Hawaiian gallinule or mudhen (Gallinula chloropus sandvicensis)...
-epi
iākepi		n. jasper.
ʻelepī		same as ʻalamihi, ʻeleʻelepī, and ʻelemihi, a small black crab.
ʻeleʻelepī₁		nvs. agitated, turbulent, tumultuous.
ʻeleʻelepī₂		same as ʻelepī same as ʻalamihi, ʻeleʻelepī, and ʻelemihi, a small black crab...
lelepī		vi. to fly into a rage at the slightest provocation; to lose one's temper; hot-tempered. lit., jump [at...
kono ʻelepī		v. to catch black crabs (ʻelepī), as by tying ʻopihi limpets to a cord dangled above...
-ipi
kipi₁		nvt. rebellion, revolt, treachery, treason, uprising; rebel, seditious; to rebel, plot, revolt, resist...
kipi₂		n. Hilo name for mound taro patches.
kipi₃		vt. to dig with a sharp tool.
kipi₄		n. Oʻahu name for the ʻakialoa bird.
kipi₅		n. chip, as a potato chip.
kākipi		var. of kāpiki poi made with an inferior grade of soggy taro...
Pakipi		n. Poughkeepsie.
Mikikipi		n. Mississippi.
Mikikipi		n. Mississippi; Mississippian.
kipikipi₁		redup. of kipi₁ rebellion, revolt, treachery, treason, uprising...
kipikipi₂		to hew, trim; little by little.
manaʻo kipi		n. rebellious thoughts; disloyal.
hoʻokipi		to foment or act in revolt; rebellious
ʻōhumu kipi		n. conspiracy or plot to rebel.
lipi		nvs. adze, chisel; any sharp edge; sharp mountain ridge; sharp, tapering. ...
kualipi		n. sharp mountain ridge.
ʻokilipi		n. a variety of sweet potato.
lilipi		redup. of lipi adze, chisel, sharp edge...
kulilipi		vs. ridgelike, sharp.
koʻi lipi		n. adze, axe, hatchet. lit., sharp adze. (used for hewing koa trees...
lipilipi		redup. of lipi adze, chisel; any sharp edge; sharp mountain ridge; sharp, tapering...
Poʻolipilipi		n. a rain associated with Kalihi, Oʻahu, and Hilo, Hawaiʻi . lit., adzelike head,...
pipi		n. pearl oyster.
pipī		squinting; twinkling, as stars. fig., barely surviving.
pipi₁		n. Hawaiian pearl oyster (Pinctada radiata); in songs this is known as the iʻa...
pīpī₁		redup. of pī₁ stingy.
pipi₂		feelers of an insect, as of an ant.
pīpī₂		to urinate.
pipi₃		kind of plant... (Psilotum).
pīpī₃		n. female ʻōʻō, a honey eater.
pipi₄		a kind of tapa.
pipi₅		body depression; eyeball.
pipi₆		lower part of an adze.
pipi₇		beef, cattle, ox.
ʻāpipi		vs. united, joined, coupled; double.
puaʻa pipi		n. early name for cattle when brought to the islands by Vancouver. lit., beef (Eng.)...
kāpīpī		redup. of kāpī sprinkle, as salt...
puhi kāpīpī		n. a variety of eel. lit., salt lightly eel.
mālama pipi		n.v. to work with cattle, as a cowboy; one who does so.
hana pipi		n.v. to work with cattle, especially as a cowboy; such work.
hoʻāpipi		to join, couple.
pāpipi		lit., cattle fence.
pāpipi		n. prickly pear cactus. also pānini, pānini maoli.
makapāpipi		n. hollow worn in lava rock by the sea, where salt is collected, natural salt pan.
pīlali pāpipi		var. spelling of pīlali pānini dried juice of prickly pear chewed as candy...
kua pipi		n. ox yoke.
pūʻā pipi		n. herd of cattle.
kūpeʻe pipi		v. to bind feet of cattle, especially with the lasso.
lole pipi		see mea lole pipi, pepa lole pipi butcher...; butcher paper...
mea lole pipi		n. butcher. also kanaka lole pipi.
pepa lole pipi		n. butcher paper.
pahi lole pipi		n. sharp knife used for dressing beef. lit., knife for skinning beef.
kuʻekuʻe pipi		n. beef joint or knuckle; soupbone.
wahi hānai pipi		var. spelling of wahi hānai holoholona cattle ranch...
lei pipi		n. ox yoke.
unahipipi		n. young pipi shellfish.
pā wāwahi pipi		n. pen or corral for separating cattle.
keiki pipi		same as pipi keiki calf...
pahi ʻokiʻoki pipi		n. butcher knife.
ʻili pipi		n. leather, cowhide.
panipipi		n. cat's-eye. lit., shell closure.
kini pipi		n. can of corned beef; canned corned beef.
pipipi₁		n. general name for small mollusks, including Theodoxus neglectus.
pipipi₂		vs. small and close together, as stars or pipipi shells; small, squinting, as eyes.
pipipi₃		see hale pipipi house for convalescence; small, low house...
makapipipi₁		n. small eyes; pregnant women were discouraged from eating pipipi shellfish lest their...
makapipipi₂		n. tiny, twinkling stars.
hale pipipi		n. house for convalescence; small, low house.
lei pipipi		lei of pipipi shell, a new type of lei; formerly kūpeʻe ornaments were...
hoʻopipipi		to put close together; to squint
kūpipipi		to throng.
laho pipi		n. bull scrotum, as eaten.
lahopipi		n. eggplant (Solanum melongena).
ʻiʻo pipi		n. beef.
kōpīpī		redup. of kōpī sprinkle...
hoʻopipī		to smoke, as ham. caus/sim of pipī, squinting; twinkling, as stars. fig., barely...
hoʻopīpī		to cause to sprinkle, urinate
kau pipi		see ʻalekuʻu egret, general term...
kahu pipi		n.v. herdsman, keeper of cattle, cattle owner, rancher; to care for cattle.
kūpipi		vs. crowded, as people, stars, or pipipi shells.
kūpīpī₁		n. a reef fish (Abudefduf sordidus). Also ʻōʻō nui.
kūpīpī₂		var. of kāpīpī, to sprinkle; to dash, as spray.
ʻale kūpīpī		n. dashing billow.
ʻōʻō kūpīpī		n. a name for the female ʻōʻō, honey eater. Hawaiʻi.
kumu pipi		n. herd of cattle (less common than pūʻā pipi).
ʻōpū pipi		n. beef tripe.
Misisipi		n. Mississippi; Mississippian.
-opi
ʻopi		nvt. fold, crease; wrinkled; bend of a wave; sunken, as the jaw of a toothless person; to fold,...
ʻopi		n. crease, as on a pair of pants.
ʻopi		vt. to compress or collapse, as a file in a computer program. cf. hoʻomahola.
ʻōpī₁		rare var. of ʻūpī sponge, syringe...
ʻōpī₂		short for ʻōpili cramped, numbed...
malanaʻopi		vs. unstable, about to collapse.
ʻopiʻopi₁		to fold; folding.
ʻopiʻopi₂		n. a seaweed.
moeʻopiʻopi		n. folding cot or bed, camp bed.
noho ʻopiʻopi		n. folding chair.
pākaukauʻopiʻopi		n. folding table.
ʻōpū ʻopiʻopi		n. beef tripe. lit., folding belly.
kōpī		vt. to sprinkle, as salt, sand; to salt, as fish or meat.
lopi		n. thread.
pōkaʻa lopi		n. spool of thread.
kui wili lopi		n. spindle. lit., instrument spin rope (Eng.).
olopī		n. bead.
ʻolopī		same as pīʻao₁ fold ti leaves, curling...
milo lopi		n.v. distaff for spinning thread; to twist thread (written milo lope in Sol....
hoʻopī		stingy, extremely economical, frugal; to skimp
-upi
ʻūpī		nvt. sponge; syringe, enema; to give an enema. to squirt, squeeze, spray through an orifice; to...
hunehune ʻūpī		n. vermiculite. lit., very fine sponge.
hūpī		vt. to squeeze, as to remove water; to wring. Also
ihu pī		vi. to breathe with difficulty due to partial obstruction of the nostrils, as of one with a...
ʻupiʻupī		to soften an octopus, as by holding the head and working the tentacles up and down in a container...
kūpī₁		var. of ʻūpī sponge, syringe...
kūpī₂		n. abscess.
kūpī₃		vi. to reflect, as light, heat, or sound.
huina kūpī		n. angle of reflection, i.e. the angle between a reflected wave and the normal to the barrier from...
kua kūpī		n. abscess on the back.
hoʻokūpī		vt. to reflect, as light, heat, or sound.
hanu pī		vi. to sniffle.
-ri
-ari     -eri     -ori     -uri
-ari
Hunegari		var. spelling of Hunekali Hungarian...
batari		var. spelling of pākali₂ battery...
notari		var. spelling of nōkali notary...
Ianuari		var. spelling of ʻIanuali January...
Kalevari		var. spelling of Kalewali calvary...
-eri
haneri		var. spelling of hanele hundred
pāhaneri		var. spelling of pāhaneli a hundredfold...
moneseteri		var. spelling of monekekeli monastery...
loteri		var. spelling of lokeli lottery...
-ori
kamori		var. spelling of kamoli psalms...
samori		var. spelling of kamoli psalms...
puregatori		var. spelling of pulekakoli purgatory...
Teritori		var. spelling of kelikoli territory...
-uri
Kanetaburi		var. spelling of Kanakupele Canterbury...
Misouri		n. Missouri; Missourian.
-si
-asi     -esi     -isi     -osi
-asi
Ianasi		n. Yangtze.
-esi
panesi		var. spelling of pāneki pansy...
Tenesī		n. Tennessee; Tennessean.
Kunesi		n. Guernsey.
Sulauesi		n. Sulawesi.
-isi
lāisi		n. rice. Niʻihau.
pāisi		var. spelling of paiki bag...
Airisi		var. spelling of ʻAiliki Irish...
-osi
bosi		var. spelling of poki₄ boss...
-ti
-ati     -eti     -iti     -oti     -uti
-ati
ʻiole rabati		var. spelling of ʻiole lāpaki rabbit...
Sabati		var. spelling of Kāpaki Sabbath...
kula Sabati		var. spelling of kula Kāpaki Sunday school...
ui kula Sābati		n. Sunday school catechism.
ʻahahui kula Sabati		var. spelling of ʻahahui kula Kāpaki Sunday School association...
libati		var. spelling of lipaki liberty...
Gilibati		var. spelling of Kilipaki Gilbert Islands...
agati		n. agate.
barati		var. spelling of palaki₃ ballast...
uati		var. spelling of uaki watch...
-eti
ameti		var. spelling of ʻameki amethyst...
ʻume mageneti		var. spelling of ʻume mākēneki the attraction or pull of a magnet...
hao mageneti		var. spelling of hao mākēneki magnet...
-iti
Heiti		n. Haiti; Haitian.
Kiti		n. Kitts.
roialiti		var. spelling of loialike royalist...
kuaniti		var. spelling of kuaniki quantity...
ʻanuiti		var. spelling of ʻanuiki annuity...
-oti
hueloboti		var. spelling of huelopoki whaleboat...
-uti
Dibuti		n. Djibouti.
-ui
-ui     -aui     -eui     -hui     -iui     -kui     -lui     -mui     -nui     -oui     -pui
-ui
ūi		interj. halloo.
uʻi		nvs. youthful, youthfully stalwart, heroic, handsome, pretty, beautiful, vigorous; youth; youthful vigor...
ui₁		n.v. to ask, question, appeal, turn to for help or advice, query; question,...
ʻuī₁		var. spelling of ʻuwī₁ to squeak, squeal; to gnash, as teeth; such sounds...
ui₂		v. to stir up, activate.
ʻuī₂		var. spelling of ʻuwī₂ to twist, squeeze, wring, grind; to express, as juice from fruit; to milk, as a cow...
ui₃		rare var. of uhi₁ cover, lid, tent...
-aui
auī		interj. ouch!
ʻaui₁		vi. to turn aside, digress, deviate, pass by, decline, bend down.
ʻaui₂		nvi. to swell and roll, as the sea; to pitch; billow, roller.
ʻaui₃		nvi. declension, case; to name declensions or conjugations (term devised by Andrews based on Latin...
ʻaui₄		nvi. a hula step: the dancer turns to the side and points out one foot once or several times,...
haui		a word known only in the chant called Haui ka lani, (For....
ʻauiʻaui		redup. of ʻaui₁ to turn aside, digress...
iwi ʻaui		n. sprain.
lauʻī		n. ti leaf. Also lāʻī, lau kī.
Malaui		n. Malawi; Malawian.
kapa lauʻī		n. plaited ti-leaf textile; ti-leaf covering.
palapala ui		n. Catechism.
pale lauʻī		n. ti-leaf covering; said also to be a prayer asking for release from a taboo that prevents one...
Maui		n. Maui, the island. cf. Māui.
Māui		n. Māui, the demigod. cf. Maui.
Maui₁		n. name of one of the Hawaiian islands. Maui
Māui₁		n. the demigod and trickster who snared the sun... The famous trickster demigod known elsewhere in...
maui₂		n. a variety of sweet potato.
Māui₂		n. name of a star near the Pleiades.
māui₃		nvs. sprain, bruise; sprained, bruised; pit-ripened, of bananas.
ʻāmaui		n. Oʻahu thrush (Phaeornis obscurus oahuensis), dusky, olive-brown above, ashy-gray...
hoeamāui		n. probably same as ʻēkaha ʻula fern, but according to some it is Elaphoglossum...
hoʻomāui		to bruise, sprain, beat down, as by heavy rain or sea; to crush, as a leaf for a poultice; to cause...
hōʻaui₁		caus/sim of ʻaui₁, to turn aside, digress, deviate, pass by, decline, bend...
hōʻaui₂		to conjugate, decline. hōʻaui ʻana, conjugation.
mōʻaui		n. reaction; to react, as chemical compounds. cf. ʻūmōʻaui.
ʻūmōʻaui		n. reactant, reagent.
hōʻeleu mōʻaui		vt. catalyst, i.e. a substance which increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being...
kūauʻi		according to Emerson (UL 95), same as lūauʻi.
lūauʻi		n. true parent, as contrasting with foster parent or aunt or uncle (makua).
moe lūauʻi		n.v. mating of child with its parent, as by Wākea and Hoʻohokuikalani; to mate...
wā uʻi		n. youth, time of physical perfection.
-eui
heleuī		n. Halloween. also lā hoʻomākaʻukaʻu.
palaʻai heleuī		n. Jack-o'-lantern. lit., Halloween pumpkin. also pū heleuī.
pū heleuī		n. Jack-oʻ-lantern. lit. Halloween pumpkin.
-hui
hui		vi. to intersect, as lines on a grid, in math. see kaha huina
hui		n. conference, in sports. cf. ʻaha kūkā. see Hui Pōpeku...
hui		PAN> Nā Hui Nui ʻElima. The Big Five, i.e the five corporations that...
hūi		interj. halloo.
hui₁		nvi. club, association, society, corporation, company, institution, organization, band, league, firm,...
huʻi₁		nvs. ache, pain; aching.
hui₁₀		a prayer on the morning after ʻanāʻanā sorcery. (Pronunciation uncertain: perhaps...
hui₂		nvi. to join, unite, combine, mix, come together with; combination. See hui...
huʻi₂		n. a prayer.
hui₃		n. a plus sign.
hui₄		n. cluster, as of grapes or coconuts; bunch, as of bananas.
hui₅		n. chorus of a song.
hui₆		n. flippers of a turtle.
hui₇		var. of huli to turn, seek.
hui₈		n. small uniting stick in a thatched roof, supporting rod for purlins.
hui₉		vi. to disperse, as a meeting.
ʻāhui		n. bunch or cluster, as of bananas, grapes; whole pandanus fruit consisting of...
aʻahuʻi		n. aching veins, varicose veins.
haʻahui		vs. united.
ʻahahui		n. society, club, association, organization, company, convention. Various types are listed...
kaha hui		n. plus sign.
kahahui		n. bracket combining two items, as male and female voices in music; tenor clef; plus sign in...
ʻAmelika Hui		n. United States of America.
lāhui		n. species, in biology. also see kālaipuolo lāhui, lāhulu.
lāhui		Paihaʻakei lāhui. Racism, i.e. adhering to a belief that one's own race...
lāhui₁		nvs. nation, race, tribe, people, nationality; great company of people; species, as of animal or fish,...
lāhui₂		vi. to assemble, gather together.
lāhui₃		vt. to prohibit, forbid, lay a taboo, proclaim a law (possibly -i is a transitivizer; cf. and...
pāka lāhui		n. national park.
paihaʻakei lāhui		see paihaʻakei ʻili racism...
lalo lāhui		n. subspecies, in taxonomy.
ʻaha ʻōlelo lāhui		n. var. spelling of ʻahaʻōlelo lāhui Congress of the United States; national assembly.
ʻahaʻōlelo lāhui		n. Congress of the United States; national assembly.
ʻāpana ʻahaʻōlelo lāhui		n. Congressional district, in government.
moʻolelo ʻahaʻōlelo lāhui		n. congressional record. lit., national legislative journal.
hoʻolāhui₁		to form a nation, race, etc
hoʻolāhui₂		to cause to be consecrated; to taboo
-ulu lāhui		see ulu₁ to grow, increase, spread...
kahuna hoʻoulu lāhui		n. priest who increased population by praying for pregnancy.
mahuʻi		nvt. to guess, suppose, surmise, expect, suspect, assume, imagine; clue.
māhuʻi		vt. to imitate, ape, pattern after, do as, follow after.
hoa māhuʻi		n. emulation, as in a computer printer. lit., imitating companion.
ʻike mahuʻi		nvt. to glimpse; inkling.
hoʻomahuʻi		caus/sim of mahuʻi, to guess, suppose, surmise, expect, suspect, assume, imagine;...
hoʻomāhuʻi		to mimic. caus/sim of māhuʻi, to imitate, ape, pattern after, do as, follow...
kahuna hui		n. a priest who functioned in ceremonies for the deification of a king (Malo 105) or who...
hoahui		n. associate.
kuahui₁		n. supporting rods for house purlins (Kam. 76:98), brace.
kuahui₂		vt. to cooperate, work together.
ʻaho piʻo kuahui		n. thatch purlin support.
ʻahopiʻo kuahui		n. var. spelling of ʻaho piʻo kuahui thatch purlin support.
kōmike hui		n. joint committee.
palehui		n. brace or bar, in punctuation. lit., joining border.
pule hui₁		n. a prayer in unison.
pule hui₂		n. short for pule huikala a purification prayer...
waiwai hui		n. assets. lit., combined wealth.
ʻaui hui		n. var. spelling of ʻauihui case denoting association. lit.., joined case; ablative PHG.
ʻauihui		n. case denoting association. lit.., joined case; ablative PHG.
huʻihuʻi		nvi. cold, cool, chilly; numbing, tingling, as love.
huʻihuʻi		vs. cold.
huihui₁		vi. mixed, mingled, united, joined; to pool together, as to buy cooperatively.
huihui₂		n. cluster, collection, bunch.
huihui₃		n. constellation.
Huihui₄		n. Pleiades.
kaʻi ā huihui		vi. to come in flocks, as followers to a generous chief.
māhuʻihuʻi		redup. of mahuʻi, māhuʻi to guess, suppose, surmise, expect, suspect...; to imitate, ape, pattern after, do as, follow after...
Nāhuihui		n. the Pleiades. also Nāhuihuiamakaliʻi, the clusters of Pleiades.
pāhuʻihuʻi		var. of pāhiʻuhiʻu a game.
loke huihui		n. a pinkish-white rose, very fragrant and growing in a cluster; possibly the Duchess of Brabant,...
ʻōhuʻihuʻi₁		vs. somewhat cool.
ʻōhuʻihuʻi₂		redup. of ʻōhuʻi twist, extract...
ʻōhelo huihui		n. name of a seaweed.
hoʻohuihui		mixed; to mix individually identifiable things together NKE12. caus/sim...
hoʻohuʻihuʻi		to make cold, chill, as by refrigeration
waiū hoʻohuihui		n. milk combined with other ingredients, as for a baby or person on a liquid diet; formula. lit.,...
ʻōhui		n. batch, as of cookies or recruits.
ʻōhuʻi		vt. to twist, as in pulling out a tooth; to extract, pull out.
hua palapala leo hui		n. consonant. lit., letter joined in pronunciation.
hua leo hui		see hua palapala leo hui consonant...
ʻahohui		n. thatch purlin support.
niho huʻi		nvs. toothache; having a toothache.
ʻano hui		n. compound, as of fractions.
kuala ʻano hui		n. compound interest.
kuwala ʻano hui		var. spelling of kuala ʻano hui compound interest...
lakio like ʻano hui		n. compound proportion.
helu ʻano hui		n. uneven totals, as ten bushels and three pecks.
hoʻohui		vt. to add, in math; to connect, as dots, etc.
hoʻohui₁		to form a society
hoʻohui₂		to join, as two words; to add a prefix or suffix; to add on, annex, append, unite; to introduce one...
palapala hoʻohui		n. charter. lit., association-forming document.
kuala hoʻohui		n. compound interest.
kuwala hoʻohui		var. spelling of kuala hoʻohui compound interest...
wai hoʻohui		nvs. water color.
helu hoʻohui		n. addend, in math. lit., number (for) adding.
kumu hoʻohui		n. base, in math. lit., base (for) joining. kumu hoʻohui pālima....
hahauhui		same as uhauhui a prayer.
uhauhui		nvt. presentation of a prayer, especially in ʻanāʻanā sorcery; to present such a...
ʻauhauhui		var. of uhau hui a prayer.
huhui₁		n. cluster, collection, swarm, bunch.
Huhui₂		Pleiades.
palapala hoʻokohu hui		n. charter.
huhuhui		to meet as equals, as two beautiful persons.
pūniu hui		n. place at the top of the skull where the bones unite, skull joint, bregma. lit., joining...
uluhui		see ʻāwela melemele, uleʻohiʻu a variety of sugar cane...; a type of sugar cane... perhaps the same as ʻāwela melemele and uluhui...
pūhui		n. compound, as in chemistry.
-iui
ʻiui		n. ceremonial feeding by the high chief of the messenger carrying the image Lono about the...
uiui		redup. of ui₁,₂ ask; stir up...
-uʻiuʻi		hoʻo.uʻi.uʻi To beautify, make attractive. Mea hoʻouʻiuʻi, cosmetics.
ʻuīʻui		var. spelling of ʻuwīʻuwī₂ a variety of triggerfish...
ʻuīʻuī		var. spelling of ʻuwīʻuwī squeak; twist...
māuiui₁		vi. to ask continually, frequently.
māuiui₂		redup. of māui₃ bruise.
hoʻomāuiui		to ask over and over, mull over in the mind
hoʻouiui		caus/sim of uiui, redup. of ui₁, ask, ui₂, stir up...
hoʻouʻiuʻi		to beautify, make attractive
hoʻouʻiuʻi		vt. to put on makeup. Niʻihau.
-kui
kuʻi		vt. convergent, i.e. meeting in plate techtonics, in geology.
kui₁		vt. to string pierced objects, as flowers in a lei, or fish; to thread, as...
kuʻi₁		vt. to pound, punch, strike, box, hit, hammer; to beat out, as metals; to churn, as butter; to boom or...
kui₂		nvt. needle, pin, spike, nail, screw, any pointed instrument of wood or metal; to...
kuʻi₂		nvt. to join, stitch, sew, splice, unite; joined; seam.
kui₃		see pulu kui n cushion...
kuʻi₃		vs. artificial.
kuʻi₄		n. back tooth, molar, tusk.
kuʻi₅		vi. to disseminate news; to spread, as news.
kuʻi₆		n. elbow of pipe.
kuʻi₇		vs. sheer, steep, tall.
kuʻi₈		n. move in the kōnane game. See For. 4:57.
kuʻi₉		vt. to set, as an imu. Niʻihau.
ʻākuʻi₁		vt. to pound.
ʻākuʻi₂		probably similar to ʻākuʻikuʻi₂ a long fish net; to drive fish into the net by striking the water with sticks...
hākuʻi		vt. to beat, pound, pummel; to echo, reverberate; to flutter, palpitate, thump; to puff, as...
hākui₁		vt. to steam, as by placing fish, meat, or vegetables in a sealed calabash with hot stones and a little...
hākui₂		n. spike, as of the hāʻukeʻuke.
pihakuʻi		vs. brimful, jammed full, packed tight, crowded.
hoʻohākuʻi		caus/sim of hākuʻi, to beat, pound, pummel; to echo, reverberate; to flutter,...
iʻakui		n. ozena, a discharge of fetid matter from the nostril accompanied by vile smell; if a pregnant woman...
maka kui		n. needle or nail point; stitch. cf. maka o ke kui, eye of a needle.
makakui		n. fine point, fine line, as of a pen point.
lihilihi maka kuʻi		n. false eyelashes. Niʻihau. kau i ka lihilihi...
puka kui		n. eye of a needle.
hula kuʻi		nv. any interpretive hula, so called since the days of Kalākaua; lit., joined...
makuʻi		n. joint, joining.
nākuʻi		nvi. to rumble, roar, thump; rumbling; beating, as the heart; thrilled (perhaps naku₁ +...
lina kui		n. ring, as in a ring binder. lit., ring to string (paper).
puke lina kui		n. ring binder. lit., ring book.
hoʻonākuʻi		caus/sim of nākuʻi, to rumble, roar, thump; rumbling; beating, as the heart;...
palaoa kuʻi		n. whale-tooth pounder or pestle, as for crushing medicine, a highly valued chief's...
pakuʻi		vs. var. spelling of pākuʻi₃ heavy scented, whether sickly sweet or foul.
pākuʻi		vt. to graft. see papa huaʻōlelo pākuʻi.
pākuʻi		vt. to annex, in math, as in annexing a zero to show both decimal parts as a hundreth: 6.10 - 3.25 =...
pākuʻi₁		nvi. to splice or add on, append, annex, supplement, engraft (Roma 11.17), graft; suffix,...
pākuʻi₂		vt. to beat, pound, oppose, oppress.
pākuʻi₃		vs. heavy scented, whether sickly sweet or foul.
palapala kauoha pākuʻi		n. codicil to will.
papa kuʻi		n. jawbone, lower plate.
hale pākuʻi		n. tower (Kin. 11.4), fortified house; addition to a house, annex.
poho pākuʻi		n. additional sheet feeder, as for a computer printer. lit., additional...
ʻōlelo pākuʻi		n. appendix, supplement, added words, postscript, addendum.
hoʻopākuʻi		to beat, cause to beat
hoʻoulu pākuʻi		vt. to grow by grafting.
halekuʻi		n. building with many stories, tower. lit., added house.
penekui		n. benzoin, a resin used in perfume and cosmetics.
lei kui		n. a strung lei, as of plumeria.
ʻohikui		vi. to talk ramblingly.
aliʻi kuʻi		n. power behind the throne. lit., supplementary king.
pali kuʻi		n. notched, toothed cliff; joined succession of cliffs.
huikuʻi		vs. integrated, as computer software. comb. hui + kuʻi.
kuikui		n. candlenut; light. Niʻihau.
kuikui₁		old form for kukui, candlenut, light (commonly used on Niʻihau).
kuʻikuʻi₁		redup. of kuʻi₁, to pound, punch, strike, box, hit, hammer...; boxing, prize fight; to...
kuikui₂		redup. of kui₁ string pierced objects...
kuʻikuʻi₂		redup. of kuʻi₂ join, stitch, sew...
kuʻikuʻi₃		redup. of kuʻi₅ disseminate news...
kuʻikuʻi₄		n. liquid medicine made of the sap of the ʻakoko tree.
ʻākuʻikuʻi₁		vt. to pound.
ʻākuʻikuʻi₂		nvt. a long fish net; to drive fish into the net by striking the water with sticks.
hākuʻikuʻi		redup. of hākuʻi to beat, pound, pummel; to echo, reverberate; to flutter, palpitate, thump; to puff, as smoke...
hoʻohākuʻikuʻi		caus/sim of hākuʻikuʻi, redup. of hākuʻi to beat, pound, pummel...
makakuʻikuʻi		vt. to scowl, leer hatefully. lit., pounding eyes.
pakuikui		var. of pākukui₁,₂ shiftless, enriching soil with kukui leaves...
pākuʻikuʻi₁		redup. of pākuʻi₁, to splice or add on, append, annex, supplement, engraft ...;...
pākuʻikuʻi₂		vt. to argue, contradict.
pākuʻikuʻi₃		n. a long fishing net; Emerson specifies a net laid in coral reef, into which fish were...
pākuʻikuʻi₄		n. a surgeonfish (Acanthurus achilles), good eating.
hoʻopākuʻikuʻi₁		redup. of hoʻopākuʻi
hoʻopākuʻikuʻi₂		caus/sim of pākuʻikuʻi₂, to argue, contradict...
wauke kuʻikuʻi		n. bast from fully mature wauke that required more beating (kuʻikuʻi) than younger...
hoʻokuʻikuʻi		vt. to splice, as film or video segments for movie or video production.
hoʻokuʻikuʻi₁		redup. of hoʻokuʻi₃ to hit, pound, collide, crash, bump. fig., to hurt the...
hoʻokuʻikuʻi₂		redup. of hoʻokuʻi₁ to join, connect, annex, weld, unite; to connect...
pūkuʻikuʻi		redup. of pūkuʻi₃ huddle...
niho kuʻi		n. false tooth.
ohokuʻi		n. wig, switch. lit., added hair.
lauoho kuʻi		n. hair switch, wig. lit., added hair.
loko kuʻi		n. man-made salt-water pond. lit., artificial lake.
hano kui		n. syringe. lit., needle syringe.
ʻūkaomi hano kui		n. syringe plunger. [%%] also ʻūkaomi, ʻūkōmi, ʻūkōmi hano kui.
hoʻokuʻi		vt. to crash, as cars; to bump or bang into.
hoʻokuʻi		vt. to open or complete, as an electric circuit.
hoʻokuʻi		vt. to connect, as in a computer program. cf. hoʻohemo.
hoʻokuʻi₁		to join, connect, annex, weld, unite; to connect, as letters in forming a word; to spell; to...
hoʻokuʻi₂		zenith
hoʻokuʻi₃		to hit, pound, collide, crash, bump. fig., to hurt the felings
kaha hoʻokuʻi		n. a curved line (or lines) linking two letters or words to indicate that the letters or words should...
ʻami hoʻokuʻi		n. joint. lit., connecting joint.
lāʻau kuʻi		n. ladder, tree with crosspieces used as a ladder. lit., joined wood.
pahu kui		n.v. hypodermic injection; to be injected. lit., needle piercing.
kukui		ʻŌpuʻu kukui. Light bulb.
kukui₁		n. candlenut tree (Aleurites moluccana), a large tree in the spurge family bearing nuts...
kukuʻi₁		redup. of kuʻi₁ to pound, punch, strike...
kukui₂		lamp, light, torch. fig., guide, leader.
kukuʻi₂		redup. of kuʻi₂ to join, stitch, sew, splice, unite...
Kukui₃		star name (no data).
kukuʻi₃		redup. of kuʻi₅ to disseminate news; to spread, as news... spread news;...
pāpaʻa kukui		see pāpaʻa₆ same as pākiʻi₂, a fish...
puaʻakukui		n. carved log of kukui wood placed with hard taro (paʻi ʻai) on the altar...
lālākukui		vs. many.
ahu a lālā kukui		var. spelling of ʻāhua lālā kukui kukui branches strewn about, as after a storm.
ʻāhua lālā kukui		kukui branches strewn about, as after a storm.
pana kukui		n. light switch.
waihona kukui		n. candlestick, lamp stand.
pākukui₁		nvi. shiftless, vagabond; to wander; to play the wanton; to nibble but not take the hook, of...
pākukui₂		n. a method of enriching the soil for taro plantings by use of kukui leaves, which in...
hua kukui		n. Kukui (candlenut) nuts.
ʻaʻawa hua kukui		n. a native tree (Pittosporum hosmeri and its varieties), about 6 m high, with leaves 10 to 25...
pua kukui		blossoms of kukui.
pale kukui		n. lampshade.
une kukui		n. light controls, as for stage productions. lit., lever (for) lights.
paʻi kukui		n. a kind of dark tapa cloth dyed with juice from kukui bark, said to be from...
papaʻi kukui		same as paʻi kukui a kind of dark tapa cloth dyed with juice from kukui bark
paʻipaʻi kukui		same as paʻi kukui kind of dark tapa...
lei kukui		n. kukui nut lei.
kuiki kukui		n. light switch.
kolikukui		n. a variety of domesticated ʻilima with bronze-red flowers. lit., kukui candle.
ʻilima koli kukui		a rare ʻilima with bronze-red flowers, domesticated on Oʻahu. lit.,...
ʻūpā koli kukui		n. candle snuffers. lit., scissors cutting off candlenut.
ihoiho kukui		n. kukui nut candle; candle.
poho kukui		n. stone lamp.
lolokukui		nvt. to be raped, sexually molested or ravished; such a victim.
honohono kukui		n. the basket grass (Oplismenus hirtellus), a creeping grass that originated in America, called...
aukukui		n. apprentice canoe maker.
kaukukui		n. candlestick, lamp stand. lit., place light.
kohu kukui		n. sap of kukui fruit stem used as a purge.
ulu kukui		n. candlenut grove.
pālulu kukui		n. lamp shade.
pukukuʻi₁		redup. of pūkuʻi₁,₃ to collect, assemble, as people, things...; council, assembly, as of chiefs or gods, especially of the major gods...
pukukuʻi₂		n. a fish (no data).
ipukukui		lamp (as a light in a room NKE12), candlestick.
hale ipukukui		n. lighthouse.
aniani ipu kukui		n. lamp chimney.
ʻomo ipu kukui		n. var. spelling of ʻomo ipukukui lamp chimney.
ʻomo ipukukui		n. lamp chimney.
kumuipukukui		n. lamp, not including the chimney; candlestick. lit., lamp base.
puʻukukui		n. tapa colored with dye made of breadfruit blossom and kukui tree bark.
pulu kui		n. pin cushion.
pulu kui		n. pin cushion.
hou kui		injection needle...
pūkuʻi₁		vi. to collect, assemble, as people, things (puku + -ʻi, transitivizer).
pūkuʻi₂		n. council, assembly, as of chiefs or gods, especially of the major gods, Kāne, Kū,...
pūkuʻi₃		vi. to sit doubled up, as for protection from the cold; to nestle together, as in embrace; to hug,...
pūkuʻi₄		n. hub, as of a wheel.
uhi pūkuʻi		n. hub cap.
ʻoʻopu kui		lit., spiked ʻoʻopu.
hoʻopūkuʻi₁		to collect, assemble
hoʻopūkuʻi₂		huddle. caus/sim of pūkuʻi₃, to sit doubled up, as for protection from the cold; to...
pūpū kui		n. a marine shell (Natica gualteriana). lit., pin shell.
-lui
luʻi₁		n. imaginary or indistinct sound.
luʻi₂		vt. to abolish, nullify.
Kāna Lui		n. Saint Louis.
Sana Lui		var. spelling of Kāna Lui Saint Louis...
luʻiluʻi		redup. of luʻi₁,₂ imaginary; abolish...
kōluilui		n. continued ringing sound.
hului₁		nvi. a kind of bag fish net; to drag such a net.
hului₂		vt. to take or grab, as winnings.
kahului		see hoʻokūkū kio, hoʻokūkū moho
kahului₁		n. athletic contest, especially championship match.
kahului₂		n. crescent-shaped disposition of soldiers on a battlefield.
kahului₃		n. variety of sweet potato.
Kahului₄		n. a lua fighting stroke.
hoʻokūkū kahului		n. championship, in sports. lit., championship match.
papa hului₁		n. pile, as of winnings, objects.
papa hului₂		same as hului a fishing net.
kuluʻi		n. endemic small trees and shrubs (Nototrichium spp.), with small more or less hairy leaves,...
kului₁		vi. to drip (kulu₁ + -i, transitivizer).
kului₂		vi. to be late at night.
kuluikului		redup. of kului₂
-mui
mui₁		nvs. assembled, gathered together, an assembly (mū₃ + -i, transitivizer).
mui₂		vs. silent (mū₁ + -i, transitivizer).
ʻāmui		n. assembly, i.e. a gathering of people for a specific purpose.
haiamui		n. caucus, i.e. a meeting of political party leaders to determine policy, choose candidates,...
muimui₁		redup. of mui₁,₂ assembled; silent...
muimui₂		(PH 114), (For. 6:493).
mumui		rare var. of muimui redup. of mui₁, assembled, mui₂, silent...; var. of muli, after, behind...
-nui
nui		vs. large, as drink or shirt size.
nui		n. dimension, in math.
nui₁		nvs. big, large, great, greatest, grand, important, principal, prime, many, much, often, abundant,...
Nui₂		n. name of a star (no data).
Ānui		n. Perseus, a constellation.
haʻanui		vt. to boast, brag, exaggerate, gloat. (See nui and 2-Sam. 1.20.)
hoʻohaʻanui		caus/sim of haʻanui, to boast, brag, exaggerate, gloat...
mea nui		n. beloved person or thing; important person; thing of importance (sometimes said...
peʻa nui		n. mainsail. lit., big sail.
hānui		same as mokumoku hā nui a damselfish.
hāhā nui		n. a native shrubby lobelia (Cyanea horrida), from Maui, with thorny branches and...
poahanui		hollyhock.
pūʻahanui		same as kanawao₁ small trees.
waha nui		nvi. a big mouth; to talk too much, tattle; tattler.
papa waha nui		n. large baglike net used for akule fish.
ʻōmole waha nui		n. large-mouthed bottle or jar.
ʻōlepe waha nui		n. a rock borer (Gastrochaena cuneiformis). lit., big-mouthed ʻōlepe.
mokumoku waha nui		n. name of a deep-sea fish (no data). lit., big-mouthed mokumoku.
mukumuku waha nui		n. probably a kind of triggerfish (no data). lit., big-mouthed cut-short.
pūwahanui		n. a medicinal plant (no data).
uhanui		vs. fat, weak. lit., big colon.
mokumoku hā nui		n. a damselfish. Also
kia nui		n. mainmast.
maka nui		n. a variety of sweet potato.
makamaka nui		n. one with a host of friends because of a genial, kindly, or hospitable nature; many...
pua maka nui		lit., large-eyed flower.
peʻepeʻe maka nui		n. Wēkiu wolf spider (Lycosa spp.), also called the Maunakea alpine wolf spider and the big-eyed...
waimakanui₁		n. an endemic fern (Thelypteris keraudreniana), with large, broad, pale, subdivided fronds,...
waimakanui₂		n. a native fern (Pteris excelsa), with large, broad, bright-green, subdivided fronds, in...
kaumakanui		n. ocean sunfish (Mola mola). lit., big eyes placed.
ʻoi aku ka nui		greater than, in math. also nui aʻe.
puka nui₁		n. a large opening or hole.
puka nui₂		basket of ʻieʻie vine aerial roots for carrying fishing gear.
lānui		n. holiday, important or big day.
alanui		n. street, road, highway, thoroughfare, waterway, course. lit., large path.
mana alanui		n. road fork or branching.
huina alanui		n. crossroads, street corner.
kone alanui		n. cone used as a traffic marker. lit., street cone. see papale kone.
hua palapala nui		n. capital letter.
palapala kila nui		n. royal patent (in times of monarchy).
pila nui		see pila kū nui bass viol, string bass...
huila nui		n. large wheel; flywheel, as of a sewing machine.
poʻolā nui		n. a native species of koʻokoʻolau (Bidens cosmoides), on Kauaʻi only, with...
poʻolānui		n. young stage of dragonfly, between the larval stage (lohelohe) and adulthood...
kulanui		n. university, college; formerly high school. lit., big school.
palapala hōʻoia kulanui		n. collegiate certificate; college diploma.
luna kulanui		n. school superintendent (old term).
luna kulanui		n. provost, as of a college or university. lit., college supervisor.
Papa o nā Kahu Kula o ke Kulanui		n. Board of Regents of the University.
poʻo kulanui		n. chancellor, as of a college or university (preceded by ke). lit., college...
kahu kula nui		n. school superintendent.
mānui		vs. macro-.
lima nui		n. big hand; thumb.
limanui		vt. to attack violently, manhandle, assault, beat, roughhouse, administer a beating, take by...
manamana lima nui		n. thumb. lit., big finger.
mākala uma nui		n. pectoralis major muscle of the upper chest. lit., large chest muscle.
hana nui		vs. difficult, hard, laborious.
manamana nui		n. big branch; big toe, thumb.
manamana nui		n. thumb.
palena nui		n. maximum. lit., large limit.
ʻāina nui		n. great power, great land, mainland.
luna ana ʻāina nui		n. surveyor general.
kuhina nui		n. powerful officer in the days of the monarchy. Kaʻahumanu was the first to have this title;...
huinanui		n. sum, total. lit., grand total.
kahuna nui		n. high priest and councilor to a high chief; office of councilor.
luna nui		n. chief officer or foreman, especially head overseer of a sugar plantation,...
puna nui		n. large spoon, serving spoon (preceded by ke).
hapa nui		n. majority, most; quorum; greatest or largest portion.
hapanui		var. spelling of hapa nui majority...
ʻaoʻao hapa nui		n. majority party, in politics.
Kapanui		n. Dipha, a star.
Rapa Nui		n. Easter Island; Rapa Nui.
ʻūpā nui		n. shears.
ʻalihikaua nui		n. commander in chief.
hua nui₁		nvi. large fruit; to be fruitful, productive.
hua nui₂		n. capital letter.
maiʻa hua nui		n. a variety of banana lit., big-fruited banana.
kuanui		to do a thing grudgingly; bored with a tedious task; tedious, boring; to struggle with a task, as...
hoʻokua nui		var. spelling of hoʻokuanui same as kuanui; to do a thing grudgingly...
hoʻokuanui		same as kuanui; to do a thing grudgingly...
puapuanui		n. a variety of banana.
maiʻa puapua nui		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana. lit., big-tailed banana.
maiʻapōpōʻulupuapuanui		n. a Hawaiian variety of banana, resembling maiʻa iho lena, but the fruit broad-tipped. lit.,...
-manawanui		hoʻo.manawa.nuiPatience, steadfastness, fortitude; to have patience, fortitude;...
hoʻomanawanui		patience, steadfastness, fortitude; to have patience, fortitude; patient, steadfast, courageous and...
lehelehe nui		n. thick lips.
lehelehenui		n. a variety of sweet potato.
hoʻolehelehe nui		sullen, obstinate, sulky, pouting
mākeke nui		n. large market, supermarket.
ʻiole nui		n. introduced large rat.
kiule nui		grand Jury.
menui		vs. contracted, shortened, blunted off.
Pelekane Nui		n. Great Britain.
hūpoenui		n. name for one with one kauwā (outcast) parent.
ʻolepe nui		n. var. spelling of ʻōlepe nui any large bivalve, Tridacna.
ʻōlepe nui		n. any large bivalve, Tridacna.
kiure nui		var. spelling of kiule nui grand Jury...
ʻai nui		nvi. principle or staple food; to eat a lot.
kai nui		n. high tide, big sea.
mākaʻi nui		n. sheriff.
Kiu Kai Nui		n. name of a wind associated with Koʻolau, Kauaʻi.
wai nui		nvi. a large flow of water; excessive flow of saliva; to flow in great quantities,...
ʻōhāhā wai nui		same as ʻōhā kēpau a native lobelia, a shrub or small tree
ʻōhā wai nui		n. a native lobelia (Clerimontia arborescens), similar to ʻōhā kēpau.
ʻalaʻala wai nui₁		n. all species of Peperomia, small native succulent forest herbs, related to ʻawa. The name...
ʻalaʻala wai nui₂		n. a small weedy herb (Plectranthus parviflorus), in the mint family. This name may be...
ʻalaʻalawainui		n. var. spelling of ʻalaʻala wai nui₁ all species of Peperomia...
Moana Wai Nui		n. Lake Superior.
waiwai nui		n. great wealth, fortune.
ʻōhua unahi nui		lit., big-scaled young.
puhi nui		see puhi₆ sticks supporting a pākuʻikuʻi net...
Kahiki Nui		n. name of a district or ahupuaʻa on Maui. lit., great Tahiti.
Kahikinui		n. name of a navigation star, said to be named for one of the eight steersmen of...
Uliulikapaliokahikinui		n. a stroke in lua fighting. lit., the cliffs of great Tahiti are green.
wili nui		n. auger.
naninui		soft stone used in making lūheʻe, squid-fishing sinkers.
noninui		n. soft, pinkish porous stone, as used in polishing.
hoʻonuinui		to use threatening language, usually without carrying out the threat; to exaggerate, stretch the...
hala iwi nui		nvs. hard pandanus key, not suitable for leis. fig., hard-appearing,...
manaʻo nui		n.v. important matter or idea, sense, signification; meaning (Niʻihau).
manaʻo nui		n. main idea or thought, as of a paragraph or story.
ʻaoʻao nui		n. young of the kūpīpī fish, or alternate name.
kaʻeo nui		n. a variety of taro.
leo nui		nvi. loud voice; to speak loudly.
uē leo nui		vi. to cry loudly, bawl.
ʻaoʻao leo nui		n. a variety of taro (no data).
ahonui		nvs. patience; patient, enduring, long suffering; to tolerate. lit., great breath. see ex.,...
hoʻāhonui		caus/sim of ahonui, patience; patient, enduring, long suffering; to tolerate....
ʻōpū ahonui		nvs. patient; patience; a patient person. lit., disposition of great breath.
ʻōhua niho nui		n. young, probably of ʻāwela, a fish. lit., big-toothed young.
ʻiʻo nui₁		nvs. meaty, fleshy, as of some fish, or as the soft part of pandanus keys that are strung for...
ʻiʻo nui₂		n. a fern known in many countries (Dryopteris parallelogramma syn. D. paleacea), up to...
kōnui		stricken with great heat, as by the sun's rays.
ʻahaʻōlelo nui		n. Congress.
ʻano nui		nvs. important, vital, main; importance.
ʻōʻōnui		same as kūpīpī a fish.
hoʻonui		vt. to enlarge, increase, multiply, magnify, exaggerate, add to, dilate; multiplication; to increase in...
hoʻonui		vt. multiplication; to multiply.
kaha hoʻonui		n. multiplication sign.
kaha hoʻonui		n. multiplication sign.
pāhoʻonui		n. exponent, in math; power, i.e. a product in which each factor is the same.
kūlana pāhoʻonui		n. order of magnitude, in math. lit., exponent position.
kumu pāhoʻonui		n. base, in exponential notation, in math. lit., exponent base.
helu hoʻonui		n. multiplier.
helu hoʻonui		n. factor, in math. lit., number (for) multiplying.
moʻo nui		n. big lizard, dragon (Hal. 91.13), alligator, crocodile.
moʻonui		n. var. spelling of moʻo nui big lizard, dragon (Hal. 91.13), alligator, crocodile.
poʻo nui		nvs. hangover, worried head, worry; to be a "headache" or source of trouble.
Poʻonui		n. name of a cold, continuous rain.
poʻonui₁		n. a variety of ʻahi tuna fishes, with a short body and thin tail.
poʻonui₂		vs. top-heavy, as a house.
ʻahu poʻo nui		n. cloth bound about the head of warriors.
imu ō nui		n. well-filled imu, a breadbasket.
launui		n. a variety of taro. lit., large leaf, large design.
ʻahakea lau nui		n. a large-leafted ʻahakea (Bobea elatior).
kōlea lau nui		n. a native tree (Myrsine lessertiana) in the rain forests, with narrow to wide, large leathery...
koa lau nui		n. a variety of koa. lit., large-leafed koa.
hōʻawa lau nui		n. a kind of hōʻawa (Pittosporum kauaiense), a tree to 12 m high, found only on...
ʻiwaʻiwa lau nui		n. an endemic fern (Tectaria gaudichaudii) with thin, triangular fronds 30 cm to 1.2 m long,...
ʻae lau nui		same as ʻae₅ with large leaves.
uluhe lau nui		n. a large species of false staghorn fern (Hicriopteris pinnata, formerly known as...
maile lau nui		n. a variety of maile (f. sulcata), with large leaves. lit., big-leaved...
laukahi lau nui		n. a species of laukahi. lit., big-leafed laukahi.
kihi lau nui₁		n. a sweet potato. lit., large-feafed kihi.
kihi lau nui₂		n. a taro.
pau nui		vi. all (followed by qualifying verb or noun).
paunui		vi. var. spelling of pau nui all (followed by qualifying verb or noun).
Uluaunui		n. name of a stormy Maui wind.
ihu nui₁		n. large nose.
ihu nui₂		n. canoe with a large bow, hollowed from the large end of a log instead of from the butt end, as was...
haku nui		n. manager, as of a plantation or firm.
pila kū nui		n. bass viol, string bass. lit., large standing fiddle.
waiolina kū nui		n. bass viol.
oalu nui		n. a variety of taro.
helu nui		n. large number; plural number.
nunui		huge NKE12
hanu nui		n. deep breath.
maka nunui		n. big eyes. cf. kiʻi maka nunui under kiʻi₁.
makanunui		vs. widely spaced, as grooves on a tapa beater.
kiʻi maka nunui		prominent, wealthy, or important person, VIP; lit., big-eyed image (ON 1794)
laukahi nunui₁		n. native sword-shaped fern (Elaphoglossum aemulum).
laukahi nunui₂		n. broad-leafed plantain. lit., large laukahi.
nīoi nunui		n. large peppers, much liked by Hawaiians in relishes. lit., big nīoi.
ipu nui		n. a large container; the great bronze laver in Solomon's temple.
ʻōpū nui		nvs. corpulent, large-bellied; corpulency; big belly.
-oui
hōʻuī		caus/sim of ʻuī₂, to twist, squeeze, wring, grind; to express, as juice from fruit;...
hoʻoui₁		to cause a question to be asked, to ask
hoʻoui₂		to bestir, hurry, surge
hoʻouʻi₃		to beautify, make beautiful
-pui
puʻi		same as puʻipuʻi plump...
puʻipuʻi		vs. plump, stout, stocky, heavy-set, sturdy, husky.
hoʻopuʻipuʻi		to grow or increase in weight
pupuʻi		same as puʻipuʻi plump...
-wi
-wi     -awi     -ewi     -iwi     -owi     -uwi
-wi
wī₁		nvi. famine; to suffer a famine.
wī₂		to squeal (For. 4:457), squeak, tinkle; the sound of wind, of gnashing teeth; any high...
wī₃		n. the wī tree (Spondias dulcis), a smooth, gray-barked tree in the mango family, from...
wī₄		n. the tamarind (Tomarindus indica), a large leguminous tree from tropical Africa and...
wī₅		see hīhī wai₁ a grainy snail.
wī₆		n. a female kīkī, a bird.
-awi
haʻawi		nvt. var. spelling of hāʻawi₁ to give...
hāʻawi₁		nvt. to give, grant, allot, hand, present; to bid, as at auction; to offer; to deal, as cards; a...
hāʻawi₂		vt. to set or set up (the ball), in volleyball. Niʻihau.
ʻalae awī		n. the introduced Australian gallinule Porphyrio poliocephalus, P. p. melanotus. Also...
kākaiawī		n. ancient name of a disease, the symptoms of which suggest appendicitis in various...
waiawī		n. the yellow strawberry guava (Psidium cattleianum f. lucidum), a small tree, like the...
ʻawīʻawī		same as ʻuwīʻuwī an herb.
kāwī		vt. to press, wring out, squeeze out, as fruit juice. cf. ʻuwī.
kāwī		vt. to extract.
makawī		see pahapaha₃ Oʻahu name for a kind of stone used for poi pounders. Called makawī on Kauaʻi.
alawī₁		vi. to shriek; shrill.
alawī₂		n. upland bird, reported to be the young of the ʻanianiau, and on Kauaʻi, the...
halawi		to scrutinize.
kalawi		vs. emaciated, skinny, usu. when teasing someone. Niʻihau.
mioʻawi		n. mole, the animal.
-ewi
kelewī		n. television.
kelewī		n. abbreviation for kelewikiona (television). also kīwī.
lelewi		n. ornamental carved figurehead on a bowsprit; a canoe with such. (Malo text, chapter 34, section 35.)...
pule wī		n. a prayer for life of the chief and of the assemblage. lit., famine prayer.
-iwi
iwi		n. side of a sporting field or court. lit., stones or earth ridge marking land boundary. also...
iwi		n. bone.
iwi₁		n. bone; carcass (as of a chicken); core (as of a speech). The bones of the dead, considered the most...
ʻiwi₁		Var. of ʻiʻiwi, a bird; considered by some an ʻaumakua.
iwi₂		shell, as of coconut, candlenut, gourd egg, shellfish.
ʻiwi₂		nvs. reddish.
iwi₃		remnants, pieces, as of coral in a lime pit after lime is extracted by burning, or as pieces of...
ʻiwi₃		n. twitching of the eye, sometimes accompanied by contraction of the mouth.
iwi₄		corncob.
iwi₅		stones or earth ridge marking land boundary.
iwi₆		long line, as of surf.
iwi₇		midrib, as of pili grass or ti leaf.
ʻaiwi		n. ivy.
haʻaiwi		n. bachelor.
kanaka iwi		n. skeleton, as for Halloween. lit., bone man. also kelekona.
kulāiwi		nvs. native land, homeland; native.
kuaiwi₁		n. long, straight, stone wall. Niʻihau.
kuaiwi₂		same as kuāuna bank, border of a taro patch...
waiwi		n. var. spelling of waiawī the yellow strawberry guava (Psidium cattleianum f. lucidum)...
lēʻiwi₁		same as lēʻī crowded, full...
lēʻiwi₂		n. a kind of canoe with a flat manu.
leleiwi		n. a kind of shark, possibly thresher, reported by Hyde (no data), perhaps the same as...
kuleleiwi		vs. insecure, destitute. lit., wind-scattered bones.
welewele iwi		v. to strip the bones of flesh, as for burial. fig., to criticize or slander one's...
holehole iwi		v. to strip flesh from the bones, as formerly done with the dead, fig., to tell evil of one's...
meiwi		n. traditional elements of Hawaiian poetry, story telling, oratory, and narration.
lawelawe iwi		n. one who cares for the bones of the dead.
hiwi₁		vi. skinny, bony, thin, angular.
hiwi₂		n. sharp ridge of a mountain. cf. more common kuahiwi.
kinanahiwi		n. skeleton.
kuahiwi		n. mountain, high hill.
ʻēkaha kuahiwi		see ʻēkaha₁ the bird's-nest fern (Asplenium nidus)...
pahapaha kuahiwi		n. a liverwort (Dumortiera sp.).
naupaka kuahiwi		n. all mountain species of naupaka.
ʻilima kuahiwi		n. a kind of ʻilima.
ʻāhina kuahiwi		n. a native fern (Cyrtomium caryotideum), with fronds 25 to 35 cm long, once divided into 6 to...
hinahina kuahiwi		same as hinahina₅ artemisia.
līpoa kuahiwi		n. a nonedible mountain moss.
pae kuahiwi		n. mountain range.
ʻōpae kuahiwi		var. spelling of ʻōpae kolo species of fresh-water shrimp...
eʻe kuahiwi		v. to climb mountains; mountain climber.
laukahi kuahiwi		n. mountain laukahi.
ʻawapuhi kuahiwi		wild ginger
alani kuahiwi		n. all species of Pelea.
noni kuahiwi		n. native trees (Morinda trimera and M. sandwicensis), related to the noni,...
hoi kuahiwi		n. a native vine (Smilax sandwicensis), growing wild in the mountains; the leaves are...
wao kuahiwi		n. montane area. lit., mountain region.
kolokolo kuahiwi		n. two loosestrifes (Lysimachia daphnoides, L. hillebrandii), small native shrubs with...
hau kuahiwi		n. five species of a native genus (Hibiscadelphus) of medium-sized trees, related to the...
lehuakūkuahiwi		n. a variety of taro. lit., hill-standing lehua taro.
wao kumu kuahiwi		n. vegetation area at the base of a mountain. lit., region (at) base (of)...
panunukuahiwi		n. a native member of the gourd family (Sicyos cucumerinus), a more or less climbing herb...
pūpū kuahiwi		n. land shell.
hiwihiwi		redup. and intensifier of hiwi₁.
hoʻohiwi		to be downright skin and bones
poʻohiwi₁		n. shoulder.
poʻohiwi₂		wing of the body (manu) of a kite.
kaha poʻohiwi		n. fat or muscle on the shoulder blade. lit., shoulder fat.
kāhā poʻohiwi		n. var. spelling of kaha poʻohiwi fat or muscle on the shoulder blade. lit., shoulder fat.
pale poʻohiwi		n. shoulder pads or protection.
kihi poʻohiwi		n. points or edges of the shoulders; shoulder; shoulder of a mountain.
kīpoʻohiwi₁		same as kihi poʻohiwi points or edges of the shoulders; shoulder; shoulder of a mountain...
kīpoʻohiwi₂		n. gun.
kau poʻohiwi		nvt. anything placed on the shoulder, as a cloak or musket; to place on the shoulders, to...
pū kau poʻohiwi		n. gun carried on the shoulder.
pū poʻohiwi		n. musket. lit., shoulder gun.
ʻiʻiwi₁		n. scarlet Hawaiian honey creeper (Vestiaria coccinea), found on all the main islands; its...
ʻiʻiwi₂		n. same as the honey creeper called ʻakialoa on Oʻahu (Hemignathus obscurus...
hīnālea ʻiʻiwi		n. bird wrasse, Gomphosus varius, 23 cm.
haʻihaʻi iwi		n.v. by holding the shoulders, to make a person's bones crack audibly; a form of chiropractic; to do so;...
haʻihaʻi iwi		vt. osteopathy; to practice osteopathy.
kauka haʻihaʻi iwi		n. chiropractor. lit., bone-breaking doctor.
kauka haʻihaʻi iwi		n. osteopath. lit., osteopathy doctor.
piwa haʻihaʻi iwi		n. dengue fever.
kāʻiʻiwi		n. a climber (Strongylodon ruber, misidentified locally as S. lucidus), in the bean...
kaulaʻi iwi		v. to talk too much of one's family affairs or ancestors, to tell the cherished stories, and chants of...
wahī iwi		Niniki wahī iwi. Periosteum, i.e. the tough membrane adhering tightly to...
niniki wahī iwi		n. periosteum, i.e. the tough membrane adhering tightly to a bone. lit., membrane (that) wraps...
kimeki iwi		n. cast, as for a broken arm.
pāʻani iwi		vt. to play dominoes. lit., play bones.
kui iwi		n. bone awl.
nuku ʻiʻiwi		n. a woody, climbing legume (Strongylodon ruber) native to Hawaiʻi. It has leaves with three...
iwiiwi		nvs. bony, skinny, emaciated.
kīwī		n. television, T.V.
kīwī		n. abbreviation for kelewikiona (television); TV. see ʻohe kīwī.
kiwi₁		nvi. curved, bent curved object such as a sickle horn of an animal, antler horn of the kala,...
kiwi₂		layering, plant grown from layering.
kākiwi₁		vt. to strike (kā) with a side stroke or obliquely; to strike in order to ensnare or catch in...
kākiwi₂		nvt. to grow by ground layering; plant so grown. cf. laʻa. fig., chain, succession:
pahi kākiwi		n. sickle, scythe, cutlass. lit., bent knife.
ʻohe kīwī		n. cathode-ray tube (CRT). lit., TV tube. see ʻūholo uila ʻine.
pūpū ʻolē kiwi		n. a marine shell (Cymatium muricinum).
huaʻai kiwi		n. kiwi fruit.
kikiwi		vi. bent or curved, as a bird beak; humped; to bend or bow the head; to stagger forward, to weave...
nukukikiwi		n. jade plant.
kiwikiwi		redup. of kiwi₁ curved, bent; to pull obliquely, as a fish on a line...
hoʻokiwikiwi		caus/sim of kiwikiwi, redup. of kiwi, horn of an animal; curved...
hoʻokiwi		to curve, bend; to stagger, etc
piliwi		vt. to believe.
ʻōiwi		vs. indigenous, native.
ʻōiwi₁		nvs. native, native son. cf. iwi, bone; kulāiwi.
ʻōiwi₂		nvi. physique, appearance; to appear.
ʻōiwi₃		n. self; own.
lau nahele ʻōiwi		n. natural vegetation. lit., native plants.
hōʻiwi		caus/sim of ʻiwi₃, twitching of the eye, sometimes accompanied by contraction of...
kākaioiwi		var. of kākaiawī ancient name of a disease, the symptoms of which suggest appendicitis in various stages...
kō iwi		your own interests, your own
lolo iwi		n. bone marrow.
kino iwi		n. skeleton.
hoʻōiwi		to pass oneself off as a native son; like a native son
pōpō iwi		n. bundle of bones, as preserved of beloved relatives.
popoiwi		n. inside corner.
ʻuiwi		n. a small endemic undershrub (Hedyotis cookiana) with narrow leaves and slender...
huluʻiwi		n. a pig that is reddish-colored about the hams. lit., ʻiwi bird feather.
kuapuiwi		n. native land, homeland (same as kulāiwi).
wīwī₁		vs. thin, lean, slender, bony, skinny, rickety, emaciated.
wīwī₂		redup. of wī₂ to squeal.
ʻāwiwi		n. a small native herb (Centaurium sebaeoides, syn. Erythraea sebaeoids), with white or...
ʻāwīwī		vi. to hurry; speedy, swift, quick, fast.
limawīwī		n. a variety of sweet potato. lit., thin hand.
hoʻowīwī		to make thin, slenderize; to diet in order to lose weight; to reduce
hiʻuwīwī		n. a kind of ʻahi, a tuna fish. lit., thin tail.
-owi
ʻōwī		vt. to peer, i.e. look narrowly or searchingly at something. Niʻihau.
ōwī₁		n. a weedy kind of verbena (Verbena litoralis), from tropical America, with square stems 30...
ōwī₂		n. the Jamaica vervain (Stachytarpheta jamaicensis), another kind of weedy verbena also from...
ōwī₃		nvi. cry of the bird ʻōʻū; to cry, of the ʻōʻū.
kakaiowī		var. spelling of kākaioiwi ancient name of a disease, the symptoms of which suggest appendicitis in various stages...
leiowī		n. tuberculosis, consumption.
kōwī		same as kāwī to squeeze.
pūkowi		n. birch.
olowī		var. of ʻololī narrow...
holowī		vs. long, thin.
haʻuōwī		Niʻihau.
-uwi
ʻuwī₁		nvi. to squeak, squeal; to gnash, as teeth; such sounds.
ʻuwī₂		nvt. to twist, squeeze, wring, grind; to express, as juice from fruit; to milk, as a...
auwī		interj. var. spelling of auī
lauwī		same as ʻalauahio a bird.
ʻalauwī		same as ʻalauahio endemic Hawaiian honey creepers (Loxops maculata)...
leuwī		n. canoe with extra wide weatherboard; forepoint of a canoe where the two ends of the two...
ʻuwīʻuwī₁		redup. of ʻuwī₁,₂
ʻuwīʻuwī₂		n. a variety of triggerfish (family Balistidae), so called because it is said to make a squeaky...
ʻuwīʻuwī₃		vi. a ceremony to insure sharp teeth for infants: after an infant's tooth is pulled, it is passed under...
ʻuwīʻuwī₄		n. fermented liquor, swipes.
ʻuwīʻuwī₅		to use as a switch; to beat.
ʻōʻili ʻuwīʻuwī		n. fantail filefish (Pervagor spilosoma); yellow with black dots on its body, a diagonal...
hoʻuwīʻuwī		redup. of hōʻuwī
hōʻuwī		caus/sim of ʻuwī₂ [ʻuī₂], to twist, squeeze, wring, grind; to express, as...
hoʻouwī		caus/sim of ʻuwī₁, to squeak, squeal; to gnash, as teeth; such sounds...