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 Hihi Entangle, creep, spread, intertwine
Hawaiian Hia How many?
Hawaiian Hili Turn, deviate
Hawaiian Hili Braid or plait
Hawaiian Hilina Month name, December-January (Kamakau 1976:14)
Hawaiian Hilina Star name
Hawaiian Hilinaʔi Lean on, rely on; trust confidence; believe, trust
Hawaiian Hilo Twist, braid, spin; twisted, braided
Hawaiian Hilo First night of the new moon
Hawaiian Hiinaʔi Fish trap, eel trap
Hawaiian Hini/hini Faint, as voice
Hawaiian Hio Blow in gusts, inside corners of house (where ghosts whistle)
Hawaiian Hio/hio Whistle softly; blow softly; jabber; gibberish
Hawaiian Hiki Arise, appear, reach a place, come
Hawaiian Laa hiki Rising sun
Hawaiian Hiki-ʔaumoana Kauai name for the star Hikianalia Problematic
Hawaiian Hiikiʔi Tie, bind
Hawaiian Hikilele Jump or start from shock
Hawaiian Hiku Seven
Hawaiian Hiu Fling
Hawaiian Hoa Strike with a stick or club
Hawaiian Hoana Hone, whetstone, grindstone
Hawaiian Hohonu Deep
Hawaiian Hoe Paddle
Hawaiian Hou Push, shove, poke, stab, inject
Hawaiian Hoʔi Return v
Hawaiian Hoʔi Also, too, besides
Hawaiian Hola Spread
Hawaiian Hole To skin, peel, file, rasp, make a groove; to strip, as sugar cane leaves from the stalk
Hawaiian Hono Join v
Hawaiian Hono Rite at the end of kapu loulu rituals, during which chiefs sat without shifting positions while a kahuna prayed for as long as an hour
Hawaiian Honu Turtle
Hawaiian Hoka Squeeze, strain (as kava or liquids through fibres); disappointed, thwarted, baffled
Hawaiian Hoko/hoko Strike, threaten
Hawaiian Hoku Night of the full moon
Hawaiian Hou Perspiration
Hawaiian Hou New, fresh, recent
Hawaiian Huu Roar, grunt, hum
Hawaiian Hua Fruit
Hawaiian Hua Testicles
Hawaiian Hua Name of the thirteenth night of the lunar month
Hawaiian Hua Meat of crab or mollusc
Hawaiian Huehue Pimple
Hawaiian Hua kaahi Only child
Hawaiian Hue Gourd, water calabash, any narrow-necked vessel for holding water
Hawaiian Huhu Wood-boring insect, worm-eaten
Hawaiian Huna Particle, grain, crumb, powdery, small
Hawaiian Makua/huunoowai/ Parent-in-law
Hawaiian Hui Cluster or bunch, as of coconuts, bananas
Hawaiian Hui/hui Mixed, mingled, united