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 | Naaholo | Flee (of several), run away |
| Hawaiian | Nahu | Bite, have a tendency to bite; sting, pain |
| Hawaiian | Naka | A land-shell (Thaumatodon nesophila) and others |
| Hawaiian | Naka | Cracked and peeling, as one who has drunk kava to excess; to crack open, as earth from the heat |
| Hawaiian | Nakeke | Rattling (as a window), rustling (as paper) |
| Hawaiian | Naakolo | Rumbling, roaring (as surf, thunder), reverberating |
| Hawaiian | (Naa)naku | (Scirpus validus), the Great Bulrush |
| Hawaiian | Naku | To root, wallow (as a hog) |
| Hawaiian | Nau | Chew |
| Hawaiian | Nau(w)e, naau(w)e/u(w)e | Move, shake, tremble; quake, as the earth; vibrate; loose and insecure, as a tooth; revolving, as hips in a hula |
| Hawaiian | Naawali | Weak, feeble, infirm |
| Hawaiian | Nee/nee | Chirp, as a cricket; croak, as a mudhen; cry, whimper |
| Hawaiian | Nene | Fretting, teasing or nagging for something |
| Hawaiian | Neenee | Variety of kava plant |
| Hawaiian | Nele | Deprived of, needy |
| Hawaiian | Ne/neke/ | Shuffling, scratching, thumping sound |
| Hawaiian | Nono | Oozing, seeping out (as water in the sand) |
| Hawaiian | Noo | Seepage; to leak, ooze, seep, sink |
| Hawaiian | Noio koohaa | Noddy tern (Anous stolidus) |
| Hawaiian | Noio | Hawaiian noddy tern (Anous tenuirostris) |
| Hawaiian | Nole | Sickly, unhealthy Problematic |
| Hawaiian | Nolu(nolu) | Springy, soft, yielding |
| Hawaiian | Nohe/a | Handsome |
| Hawaiian | Nuu | Cough, roar as the wind, grunt |
| Hawaiian | Hoʔo/nuu/ | Moan, grunt, hum |
| Hawaiian | Nunu | Swollen, puffed up; to swell |
| Hawaiian | Nunu | Swathe or roll up, as an article in tapa; fold, bind |
| Hawaiian | Nuku | Beak, snout, mouth (of harbour) |
| Hawaiian | Nuku | Scolding, ranting, raving, grumbling |
| Hawaiian | Nuʔao | Porpoise Phonologically Irregular |
| Hawaiian | Aha | What? |
| Hawaiian | Ana | Measure |
| Hawaiian | Anahulu | Ten days |
| Hawaiian | Ai, w/ai/ | Who? |
| Hawaiian | Aʔe | Up, upwards |
| Hawaiian | Aʔu | Swordfish, garfish |
| Hawaiian | Ala | Road |
| Hawaiian | Alakaʔi | Lead, guide, direct v |
| Hawaiian | Ama | Outrigger float; port hull of a double canoe |
| Hawaiian | Hamumu | Whisper, murmur |
| Hawaiian | Ana | There |
| Hawaiian | Haole | White man |
| Hawaiian | Hamo | A variety of sweet potato |
| Hawaiian | (ʔ)Api | Acanthurus guttatus (Surgeonfish) |
| Hawaiian | Eʔe | Mount v |
| Hawaiian | Iho | To go down, descend; to subside; go south or before the wind |
| Hawaiian | Iho | Downwards |
| Hawaiian | Ili | To fall upon, as sorrow, responsibilities, blessings; stranded, aground, or wrecked, as a ship; to run aground; run over (as car); (sun) set |
| Hawaiian | Hili | Bark used in dyeing...; the dark-brown dye made from this bark; a tapa dyed with it; to dye with such bark. |
| Hawaiian | Hinana | Young of `oo`opu, a fish |
