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 Manawa/ea Rising breath
Hawaiian Maanawa/nawa A beach Vitex
Hawaiian Manawa-nui Patience, fortitude, courage
Hawaiian Mania Shudder, set on edge (of teeth)
Hawaiian Mania Drowsy, inactive, sleepy Problematic
Hawaiian Manini (Acanthurus sandvicensis) (Reef Surgeon-fish)
Hawaiian Manini Wrath, anger, angry Problematic
Hawaiian Manino Calm
Hawaiian Mano Four thousand, many, multitude
Hawaiian Manono All spp. of (Gouldia) genus, small trees or shrubs belonging to the coffee family
Hawaiian Manu Bird
Hawaiian Malihini Stranger, newcomer, guest
Hawaiian Manuʔa Piled, accumulated Uncertain Semantic Connection
Hawaiian Manunu Creak or break, as bones
Hawaiian Mao Cease raining
Hawaiian Moʔa Cooked Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian Maoli Native, indigenous, native, true, real
Hawaiian Maapuna Bubbling spring
Hawaiian Maahana Twin
Hawaiian Mahalo Admiration, praise, esteem; thank, thanks, gratitude
Hawaiian (Me)hame A tree (Antidesma spp.)
Hawaiian Meehame/hame A rare native tree (Drypetes phyllanthoides)
Hawaiian Mahimahi Dolphin, (Coryphaena hippurus)
Hawaiian Mahina Moon
Hawaiian Maahinu Anointed, polished
Hawaiian Maka Eye, face
Hawaiian Maka Mesh of net
Hawaiian Maka Blade, cutting edge, point
Hawaiian Maka Raw (fish), uncooked; green, unripe (fruit); fresh as distinct from salted provisions; wet (sand)
Hawaiian Maakaa A kind of stone
Hawaiian Makahiki Year
Hawaiian Makani Wind n
Hawaiian Maakaʔa Clear and open, as a view; a clearing Problematic
Hawaiian Maka/ʔaainana/ Commoner, populace, people in general
Hawaiian Maakaʔi To police, inspect, spy; policeman, guard
Hawaiian Maakaʔi/kaʔi To visit, see the sights; spectator
Hawaiian Makaʔike See clearly and with keen powers of observation
Hawaiian Makaʔike To see supernatural things
Hawaiian Makaʔu Fear v, afraid, to be
Hawaiian Makala Untied, undone
Hawaiian Makaʔala Alert, vigilant, watchful, awake
Hawaiian Makaliʔi Tiny, very small, fine, wee, small-meshed, narrow wefts
Hawaiian Makaliʔi Pleiades; Hawaiian month name - the six summer months collectively
Hawaiian Maka mua First, beginning, commencement
Hawaiian Makapoo Blind(ness), blind person
Hawaiian Makapoouli Dizzy, dizziness, faint
Hawaiian Makahiapo Firstborn child, oldest child
Hawaiian Maka koa Bold, fearless
Hawaiian Makau Fishhook
Hawaiian Make Die