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 Kahu Tend oven, make cooking fire
Hawaiian Kahua Foundation, base, site, location etc.
Hawaiian Kahuna Priest, sorcerer, expert in any field Problematic
Hawaiian Kahuli Overthrow, overturn, capsize
Hawaiian Kahuki Rotten, as a banana stump; overripe, as a banana
Hawaiian Kaaloa Names of three nights of the month...sacred to the god Kanaloa: Kaaloa Kuu Kahi, Kaaloa Kuu Lua, Kaaloa Pau (24-26) Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian Kanaka Man, human, person
Hawaiian Kani Cry out
Hawaiian Kanulu Roaring, vibrating sound, as of distant thunder
Hawaiian Kai Sea, seawater, area near the sea
Hawaiian Kai/kaina Younger sibling or cousin of the same sex
Hawaiian Taa ia His, her (a vestigial form)
Hawaiian Kaiao Dawn
Hawaiian Kaaʔiʔii Hard, rigid, stingy, close-fisted, persistent Problematic
Hawaiian Kaʔiʔi A small-meshed net
Hawaiian Kaunaʔoa Name of various vine spp Borrowed Problematic
Hawaiian Kaunaʔoa pehu, kaunaʔoa uka. Kaunoʔa (Niʔihau) (StJ). Cassytha filiformis Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian Kai piʔi High or rising tide Problematic
Hawaiian Kaikea Sap, sapwood
Hawaiian Keiki Child, offspring, boy, son
Hawaiian Kaʔa Roll, turn, go past, pass by
Hawaiian Keʔehi Stamp, step, tread
Hawaiian Kaaʔai Sash, girdle, belt; bie, tie around, gird on
Hawaiian Kaaʔalo To pass, go by Problematic
Hawaiian Kaʔanini Writhe, squirm, as a fidgety child; go round and round, as a dog greeting a friend
Hawaiian Kaʔao Legend, tale
Hawaiian Kaʔape/ʔape(haa) A deep-sea fish said to resemble the moano
Hawaiian Kaʔapuni Go round, revolve, encircle
Hawaiian Kaʔawili Entwined, interwoven, interlaced; mix ingredients, blend
Hawaiian Kaʔe Brow (of hill), edge, rim
Hawaiian Kaaʔeʔe Hand net hanging on an ellipsoidal wooden frame with one end pointed, used for 'oohua and other inshore fish...
Hawaiian Kaʔele Hull; inside bottom, as of a calabash or poi board
Hawaiian Kaʔi To lead, direct, lift up and carry; to walk or step in a row or procession...
Hawaiian Kaaʔili Snatch, grab, take by force, sieze, abduct, usurp; gasp for breath; cast a net
Hawaiian Kaʔo/kaʔo High, lofty, prominent
Hawaiian Kuʔu My
Hawaiian Kaulua Month name, June-July or February-March; a star, Sirius
Hawaiian Kaʔupu Bird, perhaps albatross
Hawaiian Kala Surgeonfish
Hawaiian Kala Proclaim, announce
Hawaiian Kala Loosen, untie, free, release
Hawaiian Kala Gray-backed tern, (Sterna lunata)
Hawaiian Kala hale House gable
Hawaiian Akalana Husband of Hina-a-ke-ahi, mother of Maaui (Beckwith)
Hawaiian Kaalai Hew, carve
Hawaiian Kaakalaioa (Caesalpinia crista) Phonologically Irregular
Hawaiian Kalakupua Under control of supernatural power; magic Problematic
Hawaiian Limu-kala-wai Pond scum; filamentous, free-floating fresh-water algae
Hawaiian Kaalewa To float or move with the wind; to swing; swinging, hanging
Hawaiian Kali Wait, loiter, hesitate