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 Pee- ~ pe- Like (Resembling)
Hawaiian Pee(pee) Crushed
Hawaiian Pehea How?
Hawaiian Peʔa(peʔa) Hawai`ian Bat (Lasiurus semotus)
Hawaiian Peʔa Cross, fork
Hawaiian Peʔahi Fan, brush, beckon
Hawaiian Pe/peʔe/ Twisted, crooked, deformed, misshapen
Hawaiian Peʔe To hide oneself
Hawaiian Pepeieʔe Breadfruit or banana kneaded with coconut creamand baked in oven Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian Pela/pela Filthy, dirty, nasty, indecent, unclean
Hawaiian Pela Decayed flesh
Hawaiian Koʔi/pele Kind of adze
Hawaiian Pele Volcano, eruption, lava flow Problematic
Hawaiian Peleleu Extended
Hawaiian Pelu Bend, fold
Hawaiian Peeheu Wing
Hawaiian Pehu A kind of seaweed
Hawaiian Peku Kick; ward off (as a spear)
Hawaiian Pewa Tail of fish, shrimp, lobster, rectangular patch or wedge used for mending bowls, clump/group, as of trees neara forest
Hawaiian Pii/pii Female `oo`oo bird (Pki Problematic
Hawaiian Pii(pii) Sprinkle water
Hawaiian Pia Arrowroot, starch
Hawaiian Pia/pia Discharge from eyes, smegma
Hawaiian Piinao Dragonfly
Hawaiian Piiʔao Fold leaves into a cuplike package
Hawaiian Piʔi Climb, ascend
Hawaiian Piʔi(piʔi) Curly, curled, wavy
Hawaiian Piʔo Bent
Hawaiian Piilali Nectar in banana blossom; gummy, sticky
Hawaiian Pilau Decayed, stinking
Hawaiian Pili Adhere to
Hawaiian Pilipili An herb
Hawaiian Pio Extinguished
Hawaiian Pipi Shellfish sp
Hawaiian Piha Full, complete, filled Problematic
Hawaiian Pihe Din of voices, crying, shouting, wailing, lament; to mourn, shout etc.
Hawaiian ʔOo/pihi/ Limpet
Hawaiian Piko Navel
Hawaiian Poo Night
Hawaiian Poe Round (Spherical)
Hawaiian Poohaku Stone
Hawaiian Pohole Bruised, skinned, scraped, peeled; slipped back, of foreskin; bruise, sore
Hawaiian Poohue(hue) Beach morning-glory (Ipomoea pes-caprae)...
Hawaiian Poohuku Swollen; protruding, especially of a round object; piled up, as a coil of hair on the head
Hawaiian Pona Socket, eyeball, eye socket; hollow left after sweet potato vine has been dug
Hawaiian Pona Spotted, as sea with various shades
Hawaiian Poni Purple; dark varieties of taro, sweet potato, banana, yam
Hawaiian Poni A colour associated with the first glimmer of dawn
Hawaiian Poʔa Castrated
Hawaiian Pooʔai Coil