Entries from Pukui & Elbert 1986 in Pollex-Online
Pukui, M. K. and S. H. Elbert (1986). Hawaiian Dictionary. Honolulu, University of Hawaii Press.
Language | Item | Description |
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Hawaiian | ʔAe | Yes, consent, agree |
Hawaiian | Aaewa | Sway, as a branch or sea-eddy |
Hawaiian | H/aha/ | Net gauge |
Hawaiian | ʔAhakea | Trees (Bobea spp.); wood used for canoe rims |
Hawaiian | Ahe/ahe | Zephyr |
Hawaiian | Aahea | When (in the future, interrogative) |
Hawaiian | Ahi | Fire |
Hawaiian | Ahiahi | Evening |
Hawaiian | Aho | Cord, especially fishing line |
Hawaiian | Aho | Breath; to breathe |
Hawaiian | Ahu | Altar, shrine, heap up, pile |
Hawaiian | Aahua/one | Sandbank |
Hawaiian | Aahua | Heap. mound, hillock |
Hawaiian | Ani | Blow (of wind, breeze) |
Hawaiian | Aniani | Travel swiftly |
Hawaiian | Ao | Day (not night) |
Hawaiian | Au | Gall |
Hawaiian | Ai | Linking particle |
Hawaiian | Ai | Coition |
Hawaiian | ʔAioo | Wave that rises and falls without breaking |
Hawaiian | Aʔa | Small root |
Hawaiian | Aʔe/aʔe | Banana variety with green and white striped fruit and leaves |
Hawaiian | Aʔiaʔi | Fair, white, clear |
Hawaiian | Aʔo | Learn, teach |
Hawaiian | Waku | Scrape, grate, wear away by friction |
Hawaiian | Auaneʔi, aʔuaneʔi | Soon, by and by, presently, shortly, just |
Hawaiian | Ala | Awake |
Hawaiian | Alahaka | Plank bridge, trestle, ladder |
Hawaiian | Alahula | A frequented and well-known path |
Hawaiian | Aalai | Screen |
Hawaiian | Ale | Hollow or cavern on sea floor |
Hawaiian | Alelo | Tongue |
Hawaiian | Ali/ali | Crystal clear, white |
Hawaiian | Aalia | Pool where salt is formed; salt-bed |
Hawaiian | Aliʔi | Chief |
Hawaiian | Alo | Front, face, presence; upper surface, as of a bowl; leeward |
Hawaiian | Aloha | Love, pity, compassion |
Hawaiian | Aloha | Greetings, hello, goodbye |
Hawaiian | Amio | Pass in and out |
Hawaiian | Amo | Carry a burden on the shoulders, lift weights |
Hawaiian | Amu(amu) | Curse, revile |
Hawaiian | Ana | Post-posed particle, continuance of action or state |
Hawaiian | Ana | Cave |
Hawaiian | Ane | A dermestid beetle that destroys feathers in feather-work; mites, as in chickens; insect-eaten, gnawed |
Hawaiian | Aane/a | Moth-eaten |
Hawaiian | Aanewa(newa) | Dizzy, unsteady |
Hawaiian | Ano | Weird solitude, awe |
Hawaiian | Anu | Cold |
Hawaiian | Aanuenue | Rainbow |
Hawaiian | ʔAnuhe | Caterpillar |