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
Hawaiian Lau hala Pandanus leaf, especially as used in plaiting
Hawaiian Lauʔa/uʔa Withold, stingy Problematic
Hawaiian Laua Not much remaining to do, progressing, nearly finished Problematic
Hawaiian Laulau Wrapping, wrapped package; packages of ti leaves or banana leaves containing pork, beef, salted fish etc.; to wrap or carry in such bundles
Hawaiian Laumaki Recede, wilt, ebb (as the tide or floodwaters); wilt (as plants without water)
Hawaiian Laumeki Ditto
Hawaiian Lau-papa Broad, flat (Surface)
Hawaiian Laakou Third person plural independent pronoun
Hawaiian Lawa Enough, sufficient
Hawaiian Lawa Bind
Hawaiian Lawe Take, accept, carry, bring
Hawaiian Leha Glance about, as with expectation, or furtively; lazy, neglectful; to loaf
Hawaiian Lehe/lehe Labia of vagina
Hawaiian Lehe Lip; stretched, loose
Hawaiian Lehe Lip; stretched, loose
Hawaiian Lehu Ashes
Hawaiian Lehua-kona A star in the Milky Way, perhaps Antares
Hawaiian Lena(lena) Yellow
Hawaiian Leho Cowrie, generic
Hawaiian Lei Ivory necklace
Hawaiian Lei Leap
Hawaiian Laila There, aforementioned place
Hawaiian Leila The usual pronunciation of laila (Ebt. gram.)
Hawaiian Leʔa Pleasant
Hawaiian Lele Fly, jump, run v
Hawaiian Lele-a Prayer so that kava essence will fly to gods
Hawaiian Lehua Flower of the `oohi`a tree Problematic
Hawaiian Leleiona Shark-sucker, remora (Echineidae spp.); fidgety, foolish, restless
Hawaiian Lemu Buttocks
Hawaiian Lena To stretch out, as to dry; draw tight (as a belt); bend (as a bow)
Hawaiian Leo Voice, tone, tune, sound...; to speak
Hawaiian Lepe Hem, fringe, loose attachement (as of torn cloth or flesh); rooster comb, turkey wattles
Hawaiian Lepe/lepe Fringed, wattles; labia minor
Hawaiian Lepo Dirt, earth, ground; dirty, soiled
Hawaiian Leekoo Water cress, (Nasturtium officinale)
Hawaiian Lewa Hanging, float
Hawaiian Lii Lace, tie, gird, furl or reef a sail
Hawaiian Liha, li/liha/ Dreadful, fearful
Hawaiian Lino Shining
Hawaiian Lino/lino Calm (of person)
Hawaiian Lia Nit, egg of louse
Hawaiian Liʔa Yearning, strong desire Problematic
Hawaiian Liʔi Small
Hawaiian Liʔi/liʔi Little at a time
Hawaiian Liʔo/liʔo Dazzled, dazzling
Hawaiian Liilaa Spindly, thin (of plants)
Hawaiian Lili Angry, to be
Hawaiian Lilo Be lost, gone; far distant, out of sight
Hawaiian Lilo Pass into possession of, taken
Hawaiian Lima Five