n pronounced asnū, for the single letter, as when spelling a word.seepīʻāpā.
n-₁ [n·-] initial inno,na,noʻu,naʻu,nou,nāu,nona,nāna with meanings 'for', 'by', 'of'.(Gram. 9.11) PCP *n-.
n-₂ [n·-] initial of words for soft sounds and movements. cf.nākuʻi, to rumble;nakulu, to patter;naue, to vibrate;nē, to murmur;nehe, to rustle;nei, to rumble;nēnē, to chip;nenene, to flutter;nū, to roar. cf. Rennelleseng-.PPN *ng-.
na
naa naah naai naal naan naau nae naea naeh naek nael naen naeo naep naew naha nahe nahi naho nahu nai naia naig naii naik nail naim nain naio nait naiw naka nake naki nako naku nala nale nali nalo nalu nama nami namo namu nana nane nani nano nanu nao naoa naoh naok naol naom naon naoo naop naou naow napa nape napi napo napu nasa nase nau naua naue naui nauk naul naun naup naur nauw nawa nawe nawi
-na₂ rare pas/imp.; suffix.seeʻaina,haʻina,kiʻina.(Gram. 6.6.3) PPN *-na.
na prep.by, for, belonging to (a-form; seeno).(Gram. 9.11) PCP *na(a).
AlohaʻoluanaKawai.Greetings to you both from Kawai. [close of a letter]
hepukenaPuaa book for Pua; a book by Pua [ambiguous]
Nawaiʻoe?Who was your parent? (Lit., by who you?).(FS 117)
na-,nā- prefixes indicating a quality or state.seenāhili,naholo,nakele,nākiʻi,nakulu, and others.(Gram. 6.3.2) PPN *nga(a)-.
-na₁ common nominalizing suffix, sometimes with shortening of a long vowel in the base.seehaʻi,haʻina,hāpai,hapaina,kālai,kalaina,ʻohi,ʻohina,piʻi,piʻina, and others..(Gram. 6.6.2) [(OC) PPn *-ŋa,gerundive suffix]
-na₃ his, her (in poss.kāna,kona).(Gram. 8.2) [PPn *-na,third person singular possessive marker]
nā- var. spelling ofna-, prefixes indicating a quality or state...
nā₁ vs.calmed, quieted, pacified, assuaged, soothed; settled, as a claim.[PPn *naʻa,become quiet (of a crying child); pacified]MUS
Ehoʻi,ēPele,ikekuahiwi,uanākōlili,kōinaina.Return, O Pele, to the mountain; your jealousy, your rage are pacified. (chant)
hoʻonāto relieve pain, soothe, comfort, quiet, appease, lull, placate, make calm, pacify, console, find solace; to end, as a taboo; to settle a claim
hoʻonāwaleto attempt to pacify without effect; to try vainly to assuage, allay pain, grief
KomikinaHoʻonāʻĀinaLand commissioners who settle land claims
PoʻehoʻonakuleanaʻāinaBoard of commissioners to quiet land titles
nā₂ vi.to moan, groan, wail.[(EO) PPn *ŋaa,breathe, pant]
nākaihuto snore with prolonged sounds
nā₃ plural definite article.(Gram. 10.2) [PPn *ŋaa,plural marker preposed to definite or specific nouns]
nā₄ demonstrative part.indicating the addressee, sometimes said disrespectfully and translated 'you'.cf.kēnā.(Gram. 8.3.2) [(EO) PPn *na,there (near addressee): *na(a)]
Ēnākeikilapuwale.O you worthless children.
naʻa vs.firmly seated.
Aiaākīkoʻononāwāwaemaʻōāmaʻaneʻi,ālailanaʻa.If the feet are stretched here and there, then [one is] firmly seated.
nāʻā vs.covered with ashes, as a fire.(rare.)
Nāahiʻenaʻena [Nā-ahi-ʻenaʻena] placename.building for primary students, Kamehameha Schools,Honolulu, built in 1954 and named for the daughter of Kamehameha I by Keōpūolani (the cluster of royal chiefs); usually spelledNahienaena.lit.: the burning fires. Nāʻai [Nā-ʻai] placename.street,Kalihi Uka,Honolulu, named for a chief.lit.: the food. Nāʻalae [Nā-ʻalae] placename.gulch,Puʻuokali qd.,Maui.lit.: the mudhens. Nāʻale [Nā-ʻale] placename.street,Papakōlea,Honolulu.(TM).lit.: the billows (the sea can be seen from this street). Nāʻālehu [Nā-ʻā-lehu] placename.land section, village, and elementary school,Honuʻapo qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the volcanic ashes. Nā Aliʻi Kings (Bibl.)(EH) Nā aliʻi o ka hale ʻa haʻōlelo House of Nobles(EH) nāʻana [nā·ʻana] n.review, checkpoint.sh.nānā +ʻana. naʻanaʻa₁ [naʻa·naʻa] vs.potbellied, protruding.MUS hoʻonaʻanaʻato protrude IPōkiʻikekiʻi,hoʻokīkiʻikekiʻi,hoʻonaʻanaʻakekiʻi.The image is at Pōkiʻi, the image leans back, the image protrudes its belly. (chant) naʻanaʻa₂ [naʻa·naʻa] vs.confused, bewildered.cf.pōna ʻanaʻa. naʻanaʻau [naʻa·naʻau] n.small intestine.BOD Nāānuenueʻewalu [Nā-ā·nue·nue-ʻewalu] n.stroke inlua fighting.lit., the eight rainbows.WIN LUA naʻau -kind, thoughtful, forgiving, loving, possessed ofaloha, beneficent, .... naʻau n. helunaʻaumental counting (name of an arithmetic book) hoʻopaʻanaʻauto memorize makemakikanaʻaumental math naʻaupōkoleshort-tempered; lit., short intestine pōʻainaʻauaffective domain, as relating to the learning process pōkolekanaʻaushort-tempered, cross Naʻauakeʻaihaku [Naʻau-ake-ʻai-haku] n.name of a star.lit., heart eager to rule as a lord.STA naʻau aliʻi nvs.kind, thoughtful, forgiving, loving, possessed ofaloha, beneficent, benevolent, loving heart. naʻau aloha nvs.filled with aloha, beneficent, benevolent (similar to meanings ofaloha). naʻauao [naʻau·ao] nvs.learned, enlightened, intelligent, wise; learning, knowledge, wisdom, science.lit., daylight mind.bc HoʻomanaNaʻauao.Christian Science. hoʻonaʻauaoto educate, instruct; educational, instructive, civilized kanaʻauaoloaʻanathe instruction, education Kuʻuhomehoʻonaʻauao.My home of learning. Uahoʻonaʻauaoʻiaʻoia.He was educated. naauau remission of a taboo.(And.) naʻauauā nvi.var. spelling ofnaʻauʻauā, intense grief; anguish so great that it may lead to suicide; to mourn, grieve.AltSpel naʻauʻauā,naʻauauā nvi.intense grief; anguish so great that it may lead to suicide; to mourn, grieve.[Ke kaumaha nui loa i mea e manaʻo ai kekahi poʻe e make ana ʻo ia no ka nui o kona kaumaha. Ke kaumaha nui loa; no ka nui loa o kēia kaumaha, e makemake ana paha ke kanaka e pepehi iā ia iho a make.]₇,₁₃ Naʻauʻauāhele.To wander about in grief. naʻau ʻawaʻawa sour disposition(EH) naʻau hoʻokiʻekiʻe [naʻauhoʻo·kiʻe·kiʻe] nvs.conceited, proud, willful; proud heart. naʻau hoʻomaikaʻi grateful heart,(EH) naʻau ʻino evil-hearted, malevolent(EH) naʻau ʻinoʻino nvs.malicious, malevolent; evil or nasty heart, misanthrope.alsonaʻau ʻino. Naʻaukāhihi [Naʻau-kāhihi] placename.coastal land section, Airport qd., northMolokaʻi.lit.: entangled intestine. naʻaukake₁ [naʻau·kake] n.sausage, wiener.lit., sausage(Eng.) intestines.FOO naʻaukake₂ [naʻau·kake] n.same asuahiapele₁, a variety of sugar cane.SUG naʻaukakeʻAmelika [naʻau·kakeʻame·lika] n.hot dog.lit., American sausage.FOO naʻau kaumahaʻole lighthearted(EH) naʻau keʻemoa [naʻaukeʻe·moa] vs.evil-hearted. naʻau kōkua ʻole [naʻaukō·kuaʻole] vs.uncooperative, unaccommodating naʻau kopekope [naʻaukope·kope] nvs.of hateful or nasty nature, spiteful, surly, malevolent; sour or surly disposition, misanthrope. naʻau kūhili [naʻaukū·hili] vs.blundering, careless, thoughtless. naʻau lauwili [naʻaulau·wili] n.name of an introduced flower (no data).FLO naʻau lua vs.doubtful, two-minded, undecided, indecisive. naʻaumoa [naʻau·moa] n.appendix.lit., chicken intestines. ʻOkiʻiakanaʻaumoa.The appendix was removed. naʻau moekolohe whorish heart,(EH) naʻau palupalu [naʻaupalu·palu] vs.soft- or tender-hearted. naʻau pē modest(EH) naʻau pēpē [naʻaupē·pē] S nvi.modest heart; to have such; unpretentious. naʻaupō [naʻau·pō] nvs.ignorant, unenlightened, uncivilized, benighted; ignorance, ignoramus.lit., night mind.cf.naʻauao.bc holonaʻaupōrun pellmell, wildly hoʻonaʻaupōto cause or feign ignorance; ignorant inunaʻaupōto drink foolishly and to excess Naʻaupōʻoukouinākūpunaokākou.You are ignorant about our ancestors.(1-Kor. 101) naʻau pōkole [naʻaupō·kole] short-tempered;lit., short intestine. naʻau pono nvs.upright, just; right-minded; upright heart. Nā Aupuni Huiʻia League of Nations(EH) naʻauwili [naʻau·wili] same asnaʻaumoa, appendix...BOD nae₁ nvi.shortness of breath; to pant or puff for breath, as a result of overexercise or asthma.[PPn *ŋahe-ŋahe,out of breath, exhausted]ILL Enohoikiihoakuʻukanae.Stay a bit until the puffing for breath is over. [i.e., rest a bit] hoʻonaeto cause shortness of breath Kenaeikineinō.Some breath remains. [as of a dying person] nae₂ nvs.fragrant, sweet-smelling; fragrance.FER Heʻalakanaeokapalai.The perfume of the palai fern is sweet. (song) nae₃ n.fishing net with small meshes; net structure to which feathers were attached for feather capes.alsonaepuni,puni,ʻupena ʻōhua palemo.FIS NET nae₄ to give or parcel out equally, as food.(And.)FOO naʻe₁ loc.n.easterly, windward (used in some localities only, as onMolokaʻi).seeaʻe₂,₄.bc[Pn(CE) *ŋake,east] Mainaʻealalofrom east to west(For. 5:665) naʻe₂ conj.but, yet, furthermore, still, nevertheless.(Gram. 11.1) bc Alohamailanaʻehoʻikoipo.But your sweetheart did indeed send greetings.(Gram. 7.5) ʻAʻolenaʻeiaihikimai.He hasn't come yet.(Gram. 7) naeʻāʻīkū [naeʻāʻī·kū] n.croup.lit., gasping croup.ILL nāeheehe [nā·eheehe] vs.soft, thin. Nāʻehu [Nā-ʻehu] placename.peak,Kamalō qd.,Molokaʻi.lit.: the red-heads. nā nāʻehu i make aku nei the late(EH) nae kuku n.bag nets of fine-meshednae (netting) consisting of rectangular pieces joined together; a stick (kuku) was used at each end of the foot or lower rope.NET naele₁ n. Kaulanohoikanaele.The lobster living in the crevices.(FS 49) naele₂ vs. hoʻonaelecaus/sim.; to soften, as earth for planting nāele n.bog, with no trees and soft ground.seeālialia,ʻolokele.GEO nāʻele same asnāʻeleʻele₁, weeds...[He wahi i ulu nui ʻia e ka nāhelehele.]₁₀ naeleele redup. ofnaele, crevice(And.) nāʻeleʻele₁ var. ofnāhelehele, weeds... nāʻeleʻele [nā·ʻele·ʻele] n.weed.Maui.PLA nāʻeleʻele₂ vs.rotten, as timber.(rare.) naelona [nae·lona] n.nylon.Eng. naenae [nae·nae] redup. ofnae₁, shortness of breath...PEP *ngaengae.[ʻAʻole hiki ke hanu maikaʻi loa ma muli o ka hoʻoikaika nui ʻana ma kekahi hana a i ʻole ma muli o ka maʻi. Paupauaho.]₁₄,₁₉ILL Uanaenaekoʻunaʻau.My heart pants.(Hal. 38.10) naʻenaʻe₂ [naʻe·naʻe] vs.fragrant, as thenaʻenaʻe bloom. (But cf.nae, fragrant.) naʻenaʻe₃ [naʻe·naʻe] n.design on outer sheet of a sleepingtapa.TAP naʻenaʻe₄ [naʻe·naʻe] n.fish of surgeon family (Acanthurus olivaceus).FIS naʻenaʻe₅ [naʻe·naʻe] vs.quick, alert. naenaele [nae·naele] redup. ofnaele₂. naʻenaʻe pua kea [naʻe·naʻepuakea] n.a kind ofnaʻenaʻe (Dubautia paleata), fromKauaʻi, with large round flower heads, each head with 25 or more light yellow becoming purplish florets.lit., white-flowerednaʻenaʻe.FLO naʻenaʻe pua melemele [naʻe·naʻepuamele·mele] n.a kind ofnaʻenaʻe (Dubautia laxa).lit., yellow-flowerednaʻenaʻe.FLO naʻenaʻe ʻula [naʻe·naʻeʻula] n.a kind ofnaʻenaʻe (Dubautia raillardioides) fromKauaʻi, with white to purplish flowers.lit., rednaʻenaʻe.FLO naeʻoaikū [naeʻoai·kū] n.severe asthma.ILL Naeʻole [Nae-ʻole] placename.walk, Sheridan Tract,Honolulu, named for theKohala chief Naeʻole who snatched the child Kamehameha when he was born in about 1753(RC 66-67) and is said to have taken him toʻĀwini,Kohala,Hawaiʻi, to be reared.(TM).lit.: without gasping. naeʻōpuakau [naeʻō·pua·kau] n.a disease, accompanied by shortness of breath (nae).cf.waiʻōpua. naeʻowaikū [naeʻowai·kū] var. spelling ofnae ʻoaikū, severe asthma...ILL naepuni [nae·puni] same asnae₃, fishing net with small meshes; net structure to which feathers were attached for feather capes... nae waikū [naewai·kū] same asnae ʻoaikū, asthma... naha₁ vs.bent, curved, bowlegged.[(FJ) PPn *nasa,??] naha₂ nvi.union of a chief with his half-sister; their offspring was entitled to thekapu noho; to take part in such a marriage.(Malo 55),(Kam. 64:9–10, 22) Laternaha was changed to mean what(Malo) callshoʻi₄.[1. he ʻano kūlana aliʻi, ʻo ia hoʻi, he keiki mai loko mai o ka moe ʻana o ka makua hanauna me ke keiki hanauna no läua ʻelua ke kūlana nīʻaupiʻo. 2. ke kūlana kapu o ke aliʻi naha.]₁₄ Naha placename.valley nahā₁ vs. ʻailanahā,ʻailahoʻonahācastor oil Hewaʻanahāikoʻokākōkāne.A smashed canoe that has been buffeted by your husband.[overindulgence in sex leads to impotence]. hoʻonahāto smash, shatter, crack, split; to take a purgative nahā₂ vi.to blot out from sight.bc HoloakulalākouānahānāmokuoHawaiʻinei,ānalowalekaʻāina.They sailed on until the islands of Hawaiʻi here were blotted out of sight and the land disappeared.(For. 4:161 - Kila) nahae₁ {na-hae₃}S vt. nahae₂ vs.branching out, as a family.bc Henahaealiʻikēia.This is a royal branch. nāhaehae [nā·hae·hae] S redup. ofnahae, torn, rentPCP *ngasaesae.[Weluwelu loa o ka pepa, lau, a mea like paha ma ke ʻano ua ʻano moku kekahi mau ʻāpana o ia mea a kaʻawale hapa a kaʻawale piha paha.]₁₄ nāhaehaeʻanaokaʻuhanevexation of spirit(Isa. 65.14) nāhāhā [nā·hā·hā] redup. ofnahā, cracked, broken...bc[Ka hoʻopuehu liʻiliʻi ʻana, e like hoʻi me ka pūʻulu kaua. Ka nahā, ka poloke.]₁₄,₁₇ Nāhāhāikeaniaekamakani.Broken by the blowing by the wind. nāhāhā [nā·hā·hā] vs.crumbled. nahaiʻa n.small school of reef fish, such asmanini.alsonaho iʻa .cf.kumu iʻa.FIS Nā-haku [Nā-haku] placename.Place,Ala Wai section,Honolulu, named for Nāhakuʻeluapua (the weaving [of ] two flowers), mother of Kealiʻimahiʻai.seeMahiʻai.lit.: the lords. Nāhaleokoʻo [Nā-hale-o-Koʻo] placename.land section (800 feet elevation) nearWaimea Canyon,Kauaʻi.lit.: the houses of Koʻo. nahanaha [naha·naha] redup. ofnaha₁, bent, curved... nāhanahā [nāha·nahā] redup. ofnahā, cracked, broken... nahanahae [naha·nahae] S redup. ofnahae, torn, rent; tear; to rip or tear... nahanawele [nahana·wele] rare var. ofnahawele₁, bivalve...FIS nahau n.arrow, an indicator; arrowhead.seepua,ihe.seepihi nahau.PPN *ngāsau..CMP hakukānahauMesolithic, in anthropology keauhakukānahauMesolithic age, period nahauʻiolemouse arrow, pointer, or cursor, as in a computer program.usu.nahau.cf.kahaʻimo nahāwale vs.fragile, as glass.lit., easily broken.cf.haki wale,pāloli. nahawele₁ [naha·wele] n.a bivalve of the familyIsognomonidae. OnOʻahu, thePerna costellata,Atrina sp.FIS nahawele₂ [naha·wele] same ashulu ʻīlio, (Chaetomorpha antennina), a seaweed.SWD nahawele liʻiliʻi [naha·weleliʻi·liʻi] n.a shell (Brachidontes crebristriatus).lit., smallnahawele.FIS nahe rare var. ofnahenahe, soft, sweet... naheka,nahesa n.snake.Heb. nahas.ANI nahekawelafiery serpent(Kanl. 8.15) naheka huelo kani,nahesa huelo kani n.rattlesnake.lit., tail-sounding snake. nahele n.forest, grove, wilderness, bush; trees, shrubs, vegetation, weeds.cf.hoʻomakanahele.bc[Pn(CE) *ŋasere,forest]PLA TRE ʻUpumaianakealohaikaukanaheleoPuna.Loving memory returns of the forest uplands of Puna.(ON 2883) nāhelehele [nā·hele·hele] redup. ofnahele, Pihakēiamālaikanāhelehele.This patch is full of weeds. nāhelehele [nā·hele·hele] n.weed.alsonāʻeleʻele.seelāʻau make nāhelehele.PLA nāhelehesa [nā·hele·hesa] n.snakeweed. Sh.nāhelehele + nahesa.PLA nahele maneʻo n.nettle.lit., itching plant.(Isa. 34.13)PLA nahelemaʻukele [nahelemaʻu·kele] S n.rain forest.lit., rain-forest area forest. nahenahe [nahe·nahe] vs. nahesa n.snake.seenaheka.bcANI nahesa huelo kani var. spelling ofnaheka huelo kani, rattlesnake... nāhesapulu [nā·hesapulu] n.bullsnake.ANI nahi₁ var. oflahi, thin, frail, delicate... nahi₂ n.lichen, general term.PLA nāhi₁ paucal article.Some, few, the, the little (contraction ofnā, the, andwahi, little).see ex.pōkaʻakaʻa₂.(Gram. 10.4) PPN *ngaafi. ʻAuheaakulanāhikeiki?Where are the boys? nāhi₂ n.the fires (contraction ofnāahi, as in the name Nāhi-ʻenaʻena). Nahienaena placename.seeNāahiʻenaʻena Nāhiku [Nā-hiku] n.constellation of the Big Dipper.lit., the seven.STA Nāhiku [nā·hiku] n.Big Dipper.STA Nāhiku [Nā-hiku] placename.village, ditch, homesteads, landing, and quadrangle, EastMaui.(RC 80).lit.: the sevens (districts of this area). nāhili [nā·hili] {nā-hili₂}vs.blundering, confused, perplexed, wandering off the course; careless, awkward.CAN hoʻonāhilito cause a blundering, wandering, as by misdirecting; to procrastinate, waste time through blundering Iheaakuneilāināhiliaikaʻauwaʻa?Where did the canoe fleet wander off to? nahinahi [nahi·nahi] var. oflahilahi, weak, flimsy... nahiolea [nahio·lea] n.a variety oftaro.TAR naho nvs. nahoa₁ vs.bold, defiant, daring.cf.uahoa.CAN ʻAʻohewaʻahoʻonahoaokalāʻino.No canoe defies a storm; lit., no canoe defiant of a stormy day. hoʻonahoacaus/sim.; to challenge nahoa₂ nvi.head wound; intense headache; mental agony; hit or wounded in the head.cf.hoa, mallet, club.[Pn(CE) *ŋa-foa,headache]ILL nāhoahoa [nā·hoa·hoa] redup. ofnahoa₁, bold,nahoa₂, head wound...[Pn(CE) *ŋa-foa,headache]ILL nahoiʻa n.small school of reef fish, such asmanini.alsonaha iʻa.cf.kumu iʻa,large school of fish...FIS Nāhoko [Nā-hoko] placename.coastal area, eastLānaʻi.lit.: the fleshy body parts. Nāhōkūmāhana [Nā-hō·kū-mā·hana] seeMāhana, Castor or Pollux. The two together are calledKamāhana,Nāhōkūmāhana,Nāmāhoe...STA Nāhōkūpā [Nā-hō·kū-pā] n.constellation of five stars forming a circle; they are said to be nearNāhiku, the Big Dipper.lit., enclosure stars.STA naholo,nāholo {na-holo₁}vi. hoʻonaholoto chase, cause to run Paunuinākoaikanaholo.Every last one of the soldiers fled. nāholo {na-holo₁}vi.var. spelling ofnaholo, to flee, of several; to run away; gone away.AltSpel nāholoholo₁ [nā·holo·holo] redup. ofnaholo, flee...PNP *ngaasolosolo. Nāholoholo₂ [nā·holo·holo] n.name of a star, perhaps Venus.STA nahonaho [naho·naho] redup. ofnaho, hollow... nahu₁ nvt. hoʻonahuto bite, cause a stomachache; to pretend to bite nahu₂ n.inexplicable bruise seen on the body, believed caused by the ghost of a living person who was about to die.alsonahuakua.(Nānā 156–7)bc[Ka hoʻi ʻana mai o kekahi hana maikaʻi ʻole āu i hana ai iā ʻoe.]₁₄ILL nahua₁ pas/imp. ofnahu, to bite, to sting, as beating rain, pain, as of stomachache or of childbirth... Loaʻaakulaikanahuaakaʻino.Caught by the pelting of the storm. Uaʻapoaekauanahuaonāpali.Caught by the pelting rain of the cliffs. Nahua₂ n.wind associated withKāʻanapali, Maui.(Nak. 68)WIN Nāhua [Nā-hua] placename.street,Waikīkī,Honolulu, named for a Hawaiian chiefess who owned property between the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and theHalekūlani.lit.: the fruits. Nāhuihui [Nā-hui·hui] n.the Pleiades. alsoNāhuihuiamakaliʻi, the clusters of Pleiades.STA NāHuiNuiʻElima n.The Big Five, i.e. the five corporations that controlled most of the sugar industry in Hawaiʻi.lit., the five big corporations. nahu ka ʻōpū indigestion, upset stomach(EH) Nāhuku [Nā-huku] placename.lava tube nearKīlauea Crater,Hawaiʻi, now called Thurston Lava Tube.lit.: the protuberances. nahu kuakoko [nahukua·koko] n.labor pains.(Mika 4.9)BOD Nahumāʻalo [Nahu-māʻalo] placename.point,Kōloa district,Kauaʻi.lit.: bite [in] passing. nahumaka [nahu·maka] n.fattened, as a dog for offering. nahuna n.bite. nahunahu [nahu·nahu] to suffer pangs of childbirth.redup. ofnahu;WIN BOD palanahunahupartially ripe, of a fruit that can be bitten into, as a mountain apple(Kep. 93) nahunahuihu [nahu·nahu·ihu] n.family discord, quarrel.lit., nose biting. nahunahupū [nahu·nahu·pū] vt.to bite into with relish.FIS Nahunahupūikealopiko.Bite the belly [of the fish] with relish. -naʻi a rare transitivizer. cf.hili, to wander, andhilinaʻi, to believe;pī, to sprinkle, andpīnaʻi, to fill a crack;(Gram. 6.6.4) PPN *-naki. naʻi₁ nvt.to conquer, take by force; conqueror.[Pn(CE) *ŋaki,avenge, conquer][Lanakila ma luna a lawe lilo i ka ʻāina.]₁₄ ʻOKamehamehakanaʻiaupuni.Kamehameha, the conqueror of the nation. naʻi₂ vt.to strive to obtain, endeavor to examine or understand. Uanaʻiʻoiaikaponoonākeiki.He does all he can for the well-being of the children. naia vs.insecurely tied.(rare.) na ia same as the poss.nāna, but rare.see ex.kāpeʻa.(Gram. 9.11) (rare.) naiʻa n.porpoise, dolphin.(KL. line 138)FIS Naʻiakaʻūlili [Naʻi-a-ka-ʻūlili] placename.a spring onNiʻihau believed discovered by tattler birds.lit.: sought for by the tattler. naʻiau [naʻi·au] vt.to add to, join to.(rare.) naʻiau [naʻi·au] vs.to have special effects, be enhanced.seehiʻohiʻonanaʻiau,hoʻonaʻiau. nāʻīāʻumi [nā·ʻī·āʻumi] vt.to boycott, i.e. abstain from buying from or dealing with (a company) as a means of coercion. KehōʻeuʻeumaineināʻahahuihenuienāʻīāʻumiināhuahanaoPalaninokahoʻāʻohoʻopahūnukeleamakaPākīpika.Many organizations are encouraging that French products be boycotted due to nuclear bomb testing in the Pacific. Naigera [nai·gera] n.Niger; Nigerien.Eng.G Naigeria [nai·geria] n.Nigeria; Nigerian.Eng.G nāiʻi [nā·iʻi] vt.to remove, take out.(rare.) nāʻīʻike vt.to refuse to see, especially a relative or friend; to disown. naika,naita n.knight.Eng. naikokene [naiko·kene] n.nitrogen; nitric.Eng.SCI ʻakikanaikokenenitric acid.alsoʻakikanikiriku koʻohunenaikokeneazobacter, a type of bacteria containing nitrogen naikokenediokesasidenitrogen dioxide naikokeneʻokikeneluanitrogen dioxide pōʻaiapuninaikokenenitrogen cycle pūhuinaikokenekaʻawalefree nitrogen compound naikola [nai·kola] similar toʻaikola, interj. of scorn or derision, especially rejoicing over others' misfortunes...,hoʻonaʻaikola, same ashōʻaikola, contemptuous, contemptuousness... ʻAʻohekoeikahoʻonaikolaʻiaekamakani.Nothing survived the contemptuous destruction by the wind.(For. 4:476) hoʻonaikolato show contempt, as by destruction Nāʻiliakaʻauea [Nā-ʻili-a-Kaʻauea] placename.lookout point,Kālepa Ridge Trail, Kālepa Forest Reserve,Līhuʻe district,Kauaʻi. (This name is sometimes spelledNailiakuea.).lit.: the pebbles of Kaʻauea. Nāimukāluaua [Nā-imu-kālua-ua] placename.same asImukāluaua.lit.: the rain-baking ovens. naʻina n.conquering, endeavoring, etc.cf.naʻi₁,₂. nainai [nai·nai] rare var. ofnanai, difficult to climb, as a cliff, stiff-backed...,nānai,same aspānānai, shallow... naʻinaʻi₁ [naʻi·naʻi] redup. ofnaʻi₁, to conquer, take by force...,naʻi₂, to strive to obtain, endeavor to examine or understand... naʻinaʻi₂ [naʻi·naʻi] vs.crabbed, bitter, cross, of sour disposition; morose; ill-disposed; opposing.(rare.) naʻinaʻi₃ [naʻi·naʻi] vi.to shorten, to make short.(rare.) naʻinaʻi₄ [naʻi·naʻi] similar topīnaʻi₁, again and again, repeatedly... (rare.) naʻinaʻi₅ [naʻi·naʻi] n.variety of fish (no data).FIS naʻinaʻi₆ [naʻi·naʻi] vs.lower case, small.cf.maʻaka, upper case, capital...seehua naʻinaʻi,lower case (small) letter...Tah.small.LNG PRF naʻinaʻi mimi [naʻi·naʻimimi] S n.contest in urinating by small boys.lit., urine striving. naʻinaʻina mimi [naʻi·naʻinamimi] same asnaʻinaʻi mimi, contest in urinating by small boys... naio₁ n.pinworm, as in the rectum; white specks in feces; larvae, as of mosquitos; worm in dung or intaro.seepala naio.[Pn(CE) *ŋaio,threadworm, grub]TAR ILL INS naio₂ n.inferiortaro left in the field after the crop is removed.TAR naio₄ n.name of a seaweed.SWD Naio placename.gulch, northeastLānaʻi. Street,ʻĀlewa Heights,Honolulu.lit.: bastard sandalwood. naio ʻai kae n.dung-eating pinworm, said contemptuously of slanderers.INS naioea [naio·ea] n.a native variety oftaro, with long, blackish leaf stem; blades large, dark-green; grown in uplands, valued for its redpoi.alsoʻeleʻele and also qualified by the colorsʻeleʻele andʻulaʻula.(Whitney 48),(HP 25).TAR POI naio makika n.mosquito larvae. naita var. spelling ofnaika, knight... Nāʻiwa [Nā-ʻiwa] placename.three land divisions,Kaunakakai qd.,Molokaʻi.lit., the frigate birds (perhaps named for the beauty of the birds). Nāiwiopele [Nā-iwi-o-Pele] placename.hill nearHāna,Maui.lit.: Pele's bones (Pele fought here with her sister NāmakaoKahaʻi; Pele escaped but left some of her bones). naka₁ nvi. kanakaonākulithe shaking of the knees(Kel. 82) naka₂ vi.to crack open, as earth from the heat; cracked and peeling, as the skin of one who has drunkkava to excess.[Pn(CE) *ŋata,??]KAV naka₃ n.a land shell (Thaumatodon nesophila).[Pn(CE) *ŋata,sea-slug, slug etc]ANI naka₄ n.a sea creature.[Pn(CE) *ŋata,sea-slug, slug etc]FIS Nākāamakaliʻi [Nā-kā-a-Maka·liʻi] n.Pleiades.lit., the bailers ofMakaliʻi.(Kep. 79)STA Na Kai ʻEwalu The Eight Seas (seas about the Hawaiian Islands, poetic)(EH) nakaka redup. ofnaka₂, crack open...[Ka haʻalulu nui ʻana a i ʻole ka hemo ʻana mai o kahi māwae. Ka ʻoniʻoni ʻana o kekahi mea e like me ka meaʻono i kapa ʻia he kelo, akā ma muli o ke anuanu a i ʻole ka makaʻu kēia ʻoniʻoni, kēia nakaka. Hele a maloʻo loa a ʻoā.]₈,₁₃,₁₉ hoʻonakakacaus/sim nakakaka [naka·kaka] redup. ofnaka₂, crack open... naka kāniʻo [nakakā·niʻo] n.a land shell (Nesophila thaanumi).lit., streakednaka. naka kua mauna n.a land shell (Nesophila thaanumi,N. nesodonta).lit., mountain-ridgenaka. naka kua poʻi same asʻopihi kapuaʻi lio, limpet, umbrella shell...FIS Nākalaloa [Nā-kala-loa] placename.stream,Wailuku qd.,Maui.lit.: the long [house] gables. Nākālele [Nā-kālele] placename.point,Lahaina qd.,Maui.lit.: the leaning. Nakalike,Nazarite [naka·like] n.Nazarite. (Bib.)Eng. Nākaloaola [Nā-kalo-a-Ola] placename.small mountain area aboveHanalei,Kauaʻi.lit.: the taros of [Chief ] Ola. nakanaka [naka·naka] redup. ofnaka₁, to quiver, quake, tremble, shake...,naka₂, to crack open, as earth from the heat... Nākao [Nā-kao] n.belt and sword in the constellation of Orion.lit., the darts.STA Nakaohu placename.land section and point,Lualaʻilua Hills qd.,Maui. naka ʻōniʻoniʻo [nakaʻō·niʻo·niʻo] n.a marine mollusk (Pleurobranchus).lit., mottlednaka.FIS nakapa,natapa n.stacte [sweet spice used in ancient Hebrew incense].Heb. nataph.(Puk. 30.34) Nakauilaniʻelua [Na-ka-ui·lani-ʻelua] n.star name (no data).(Kuhelani)STA Nakawila,Nasavila n.Nashville.G nake n.name of a fish (no data).(KL. line 142)FIS nākea [nā·kea] n.endemic fresh-water fish (Awaous [Chonophorous]stamineus) of theʻoʻopu or goby family, favorite for eating, sometimes 30 cm long. Alsonāwao,nōkea.cf.ʻoʻopu kumu iki,ʻoʻopu lehe.FIS Nākeikianāʻiʻiwi [Nā-keiki-a-nā-ʻiʻiwi] placename.land area (600 feet elevation),Nāpali coast,Kauaʻi.lit.: children of theʻiʻiwi birds. Nākeikiapua [Nā-keiki-a-Pua] placename.coastal area,Hālawa qd.,Molokaʻi.lit.: the children of Pua. Nakeikiʻelima [Na-keiki-ʻelima] placename.area,Waimea district,Kauaʻi.lit.: the five children. nakeke₁ nvi. hoʻonakeketo make a rattling or rustling noise ʻOwaikēlāehoʻonakekemailaināpā?Who is that rattling the dishes? nakeke vs.crunchy, as fresh potato chips.Niʻihau. alsonakekeke,kakani.seekamumu.FOO nakeke₂ n.a brown seaweed (Hydroclathrus clathratus), resemblingpūhā and closely related to it, but the surface pierced with holes of different sizes; not eaten.SWD nakekeke [nake·keke] redup. ofnakeke₁, rattling... hepilinakekekea loose or uncertain relationship nakekeke [nake·keke] vs.crunchy, as an apple. alsonakeke,kakani.seekamumu.FOO nakele {na-kele₁}S nvs.soft, boggy, slippery, yielding, sinking in; a shallow boggy area.VOL hoʻonakelecaus/sim nakeleʻāfresh lava soft and not yet cold Nakele placename.street,Nuʻuanu,Honolulu.lit.: rustling. nākelekele [nā·kele·kele] S redup. ofnakele, soft, boggy, slippery, yielding, sinking in... hoʻonākelekelecaus/sim NāKelikoliʻĀkauKomohana [nākeli·koliʻā·kaukomo·hana] n.Northwestern Territories.[+]G naki same asnākiʻi, to tie...PNP *nati. hoʻonakicaus/sim nāki n.tribe of people, outside of Hawaiʻi.seehapū,ʻalaea.Māoringāti.. HehoʻokahikalāhuiMāorioAotearoa,akā,hoʻomāheleheleʻiakapoʻemanānākilikeʻole.The Māori race of New Zealand are one race, but they are distinguished by various tribes. nākiʻi [nā·kiʻi] {nā-kiʻiₓ}S vt.to tie.cf.nīkiʻi.bc[Pn(NP) *nati,draw tight, tie] nākiʻiāpaʻatie securely, tighten nākiʻi ā paʻa tighten(EH) nākiʻikiʻi [nā·kiʻi·kiʻi] S redup. ofnākiʻi, to tie...[Nākiʻi he mau manawa a i ʻole ma ke ʻano lahilahi.]₁₄ Nākiʻikiʻi [nā·kiʻi·kiʻi] n.Zuben Elschamali, a star.STA nakili vi.to glimmer through, as light through a small opening; to begin to open, as eyes of a young animal; to twinkle.alsomikili. (rare.) nākilikili [nā·kili·kili] redup. ofnakili, to glimmer through, as light through a small opening... nakilinaka [nakili·naka] n.tundra.Inuitnatirnaq.. nakinaki₁ [naki·naki] redup. ofnaki, to tie...(Hal. 105.22)bc[Nākiʻi. Ka nākiʻi ʻana. Nākiʻi, nikiʻi.]₁₂,₁₄,₁₁,₁₉ nakinaki₂ [naki·naki] n.difficult breathing, as during an asthma attack.bcILL Nākiu [Nā-kiu] placename.street near Metcalf Street and the university,Honolulu.lit.: the spies. Nakiwile n.Nashville.G hoʻonakoabrave, daring Nākōkōamakaliʻi [Nā-kō·kō-a-Maka·liʻi] n.probably Pleiades.lit., the nets ofMakaliʻi.(HM 368)STA NET nakokolo [nako·kolo] similar tonākolokolo,redup. ofnākolo₁, rumbling,nākolo₂, crawl...(For. 6:450) nākolo₁ [nā·kolo] nvi.rumbling, roaring, as of surf or thunder; reverberating.see ex.ʻuʻina.[Pn(NP) *ŋatolo,a repetitive sound (e.g. rattle, of surf)][Ke kani ʻana e like me ka hekili a i ʻole nā nalu poʻi he nui. Kani a ka hekili ke kuʻi, me ka nalu nui ke poʻi.]₇,₁₄ Uahaʻalulukuʻumanawa,uaneinākoloikealoha.My heart trembles, reverberating sighs of love.(Laie 521 [120]) nākolo₂ [nā·kolo] {nā-kolo₁}(perhapsnakolo).redup. ofkolo, to crawl(For. 6:450) nākolokolo [nā·kolo·kolo] redup. ofnākolo₁, rumbling,nākolo₂, crawl...[Nākolo he mau manawa a i ʻole na nā mea he nui.]₁₄ Nākoʻokoʻo [Nā-koʻokoʻo] placename.street,Ala Wai section,Honolulu, named for John K. Nākoʻokoʻo, a clerk in the City and County building inspector's offices.(TM).lit.: the canes. naku₁ vi. hoʻonakucaus/sim naku₂ same asnānaku, a bulrush.[Pn(EP) *ŋatu,bulrush (Scirpus sp.): *ga(a)tu]PLA naku₃ n.a kind of red-skinned onion.FOO PLA -nākū MUS hoʻonākūto suffer gas pains Hoʻonākūnāmauna,kaʻahēnāmokupuni.The mountains are in distress, the islands gasp for breath. (birth chant for Kamamalu) nakuʻe₁ {na-kuʻe₁}nvi. nakuʻe₂ var. ofnākuʻi, rumble, roar... nākuʻi [nā·kuʻi] nvi. hoʻonākuʻicaus/sim kanākuʻiokapūkuniahithe roar of the cannon Nākuina [Nā-kuina] placename.street,Kalihi Waena,Honolulu, named for Emma Metcalf Nākuina (Mrs. Moses Nā-kuina) who wrote articles on ancient Hawaiian land and water rights.(TM) Her husband, a minister, also wrote on Hawaiian subjects (see Nak).lit.: the stitching together. nakulehu [naku·lehu] n.a variety of white sweet potato.SWP -nakuli (rare.) hoʻonakuliapathetic; lack of interest naku liʻi groveler(EH) nakulu {na-kulu₁}nvi. hoʻonakulucaus/sim Kehoʻonakuluneiikuʻumanawa;nokuʻuipopahakēiawela.Causing my heart to pitter-patter; perhaps this warmth is from my lover.(Laie 487 [96]) Uanakuluakulakēialoheikealoaliʻi.This report reached the presence of the chief.(Laie 599 [176]) nakuluʻai vs.praiseworthy, upright.(rare.) nākulukulu [nā·kulu·kulu] redup. ofnakulu, dripping, rumbling... nakunaku [naku·naku] redup. ofnaku₁, to root, wallow, as a hog; to tread, trample, push, as through mud or grass; to struggle... nala₁ var. ofulana, to plait.[PPn *laŋa,plait (as a mat, basket): *la(la)ga][Ulana.]₂ nala₂ n.a kind of fish (no data).(KL. line 143)FIS nala₃ n.a measurement of 6 cm.Eng.(nail). Nālāʻauhawaiʻi [Nā-lāʻau-Hawaiʻi] placename.botanic garden for endemic dry-land plants, on the slope of Diamond Head,Waikīkī,Honolulu, created by George C. Munro and named by him in 1951.lit.: the Hawaiian plants. Nā Lāhui Huipū n.United Nations.G nalala n.dinosaur.[Pn(EP) *ŋaarara,lizard]ANI Nālālaniapililua [Nā-lā·lani-a-pili-lua] n.name of a constellation.lit., the lines of the clinging ones.STA Nālani [Nā-lani] placename.street,Kalihi Uka,Honolulu.lit.: the heavensor royal chiefs. nale₁ vs.clear, bright.cf.kōnane,kōnale.PCP *ngale. nale₂ not fast; movable; independent.(And.) nalea n.trick, as a dog's.cf.kēpuka,pāhaʻohuna.ANI Nāleialoha [Nā-lei-aloha] placename.place,Kuliʻouʻou,Honolulu.lit.: the leis [of] love. naleko,naredo n.nard(RSV), spikenard(KJV).Gr. nardos.(Mele 4:13) nalenale [nale·nale] redup. ofnale₁, clear,nale₂, movable... nali vt.to nibble, gnaw.[PPn *ŋali,nibble, gnaw] nalilikoʻi [nalili·koʻi] n.a variety oftaro.(HP 33)TAR Nālimawai [Nā-lima-wai] placename.coastal area,Lahaina qd.,Maui.lit.: the five waters. nalinali [nali·nali] redup. ofnali, nibble, gnaw...[He ʻano ʻai ʻana; he nahu liʻiliʻi. Ka ʻaki liʻiliʻi ʻana aku. Ka ʻaki liʻiliʻi e like paha me ka ʻai ʻana o ka ʻiole.]₄,₁₇,₁₈ nalo₁ vs. ʻAʻoleauenaloiāʻoe.You will not fail to recognize me. hoʻonaloto cause to be lost; to conceal, secrete, put out of sight Nalokaumu.The oven is covered.(FS 133) nalo₂ n.the common housefly and other two-winged insects.seepōnalo₁.bc[(MP) PPn *laŋo,fly (insect) (met)]INS naloʻaki n.var. spelling ofnalo ʻaki, small stinging fly...AltSpel INS nalo ʻaki,naloʻaki n.small stinging fly, as the stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans) and horn fly (Haematobia irritans); gnat, hornet.INS nalohia [nalo·hia] pas/imp. ofnalo₁, lost, vanished, concealed, hidden, forgotten, missing...see ex.kīheʻaheʻa.PEP *ngalo(f,s)ia.[Ka nalowale ʻana.]₈ nalo hopeʻeha n.var. spelling ofnalo hope ʻeha, hornet nalo hope ʻeha,nalo hopeʻeha n.hornet(Puk. 23.28) and other Hymenoptera.lit., fly with stinging posterior.INS nalo hopeʻō n.same ashopeʻō, wasp, yellow jacket, hornet....(Aniani 165) nalo keleawe [nalokele·awe] n.a fly, perhaps the hover fly (Syrphidae).lit., brass fly.INS nalo lawe lepo n.mud wasp, asSceliphron caementarium.lit., dirt-toting fly.INS nalo loa vs.lost forever, forever. nalo meli n.honey bee (Apis mellifera).lit., honey fly.(Kanl. 1.44)INS nalo meli mōʻi wahine n.queen bee.INS nalo meli noho hale n.drone bee.lit., house-staying honey bee.INS nalo meli paʻahana [nalomelipaʻa·hana] n.worker bee.lit., industrious honey bee.INS nalo nahu n.stinging fly.lit., biting fly.INS nalonalo [nalo·nalo] redup. ofnalo₁, lost, vanished...PPN *ngalongalo. hoʻonalonalohidden; to cause to disappear, camouflage. cf.manaʻo hoʻonalonalo,ʻōlelo hoʻonalonalo kuhikuhihoʻonalonaloto speak in an enigmatic way or with hidden meaning so that only the confidant understands nalo paka n.tick (Hippoboscidae); ensign fly (Evaniidae).lit., lean fly.INS nalopeʻe [nalo·peʻe] vs.camouflaged.seehoʻonalopeʻe. nalo pilau n.bluebottle fly (Calliphoridae).lit., stink fly.INS naloʻuiʻuiki [naloʻui·ʻuiki] n.firefly.lit., glimmering fly.INS nalowale [nalo·wale] vs.lost, gone, forgotten, vanished, missing, hidden, extinct, disappeared (especially if unaccountably so); infinite; to lose.(Gram. 10.3) bc nalowaleloa [nalo·waleloa] vs.extinct.alsohalapohe,make loa. nalowiʻu n.midge fly.lit., fly (whose bite) smarts with pain.INS nalu₁ nvi.wave, surf; full of waves; to form waves; wavy, as wood grain.bc[(AN) PPn *ŋalu,wave (of sea)] hoʻonaluto form waves Kenaluneikamoana.The ocean is full of waves. nalu n.wave, as surf near the land.cf.ʻale.poʻina nalu. where a wave breaks; surf break (preceded byke).seehokua,honua,kiʻekiʻena,kōā. nalu₂ vt.to ponder, meditate, reflect, mull over, speculate. cf.(Eset. 6.6).bcPPN *na(a)nunga.[Noʻonoʻo pono, manaʻo, manaʻonaʻo, kaupaona i kekahi mea i loko o ka noʻonoʻo. Ka noʻonoʻo nui ʻana i kekahi mea. Noʻonoʻo nui i kekahi mea me ke kaupaona pono ʻana i nā ʻano hāʻina e loaʻa mai ana.]₂,₆,₁₁,₁₄ NaluwaleiholanōʻoKeawenuiaʻumiikahopeokēiakeikiKeawenuiaʻumi pondered about the fate of this child(For. 4:261- Lonoikamakahiki) nalu vt.to reflect, ponder or think about.[+] Paukānahana,uanaluʻoKimoikahopenaamekawaiwaiiloaʻamaiiāia.When his work was finished, Kimo reflected upon the results and what he got out of it. nalu₃ n.amnion, amniotic fluid.bc[Pn(EC) *nalu,??]BOD naluā,naluwā [nalu·ā] vt.to nourish resentment, sulk. Naluai placename.lane,Kalihi Kai,Honolulu, named for Peter Naluai, an employee of the federal customs service.(TM) nalu ʻaiō waves that rise and fall without breaking(EH) naluea [nalu·ea] n.nausea.cf.poluea.[Ka ʻōmaʻimaʻi o ka ʻōpū me ka makemake e luaʻi.]₇ Naluea placename.stream,Waipiʻo qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: nausea. nalu haʻi breaking wave(EH) nalu haʻi lala S n.wave that breaks diagonally. nalu haʻi muku S n.wave that breaks to the left...seelala. naluhaʻimukuʻoʻAiwohiold name for "Publics" surfing spot in Waikīkī(NMOK 20:4(4)) nalu hoʻokaumaha [naluhoʻo·kau·maha] vt.to ponder sadly, brood. nalukai [nalu·kai] vs.weatherworn, as old canoes or persons who have weathered the storms of life.lit., ocean wave.CAN Nalukākala [nalu·kā·kala] n.Kingman Reef.lit., surf that arrives in combers. nalu kua loloa n.long wave. naluli {na-luli}vi.shaky, unsteady, swaying (less common thanluli). naluliluli [naluli·luli] redup. ofnaluli. nalulu nvi. hoʻonaluluto cause a pain in head or stomach Hoʻonaluluhoʻikeiki.The children give [me] a headache. Nalulua [Nalu-lua] placename.coastal land section,Kaunakakai qd., southMolokaʻi.lit.: double wave. nalulu ka ʻōpū stomach disorder, uneasy stomach(EH) nalu miki n.receding wave. nalu mua premeditate(EH) nalu muku S n.broken section of wave. nalunalu [nalu·nalu] vs.rough, of a sea with high waves; to form high waves.PPN *ngalungalu.[Ke kai nui a kūpikipikiʻō me ka nalu e halehale maila.]₁₇ nalu pū kī n.wave that shoots high. naluwā [nalu·wā] var. spelling ofnaluā, to nourish resentment, sulk... Namahana placename.peak (2,650 feet), land section, and valley,Hanalei district,Kaua'i. Nāmāhana [Nā-māhana] placename.street,Waikīkī,Honolulu, named for Lydia Pīʻia Nāmāhana, a daughter of Keʻeaumoku, and for aMaui chiefess also named Nāmāhana. The street was named by the subdivider, Bruce Cartwright.(TM).lit.: the twins. Nāmāhoe [Nā-mā·hoe] n.Castor and Pollux, Gemini.lit., the twins.alsoMāhana.STA Nāmakanipaio [Nā-makani-paio] placename.campground,Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park,Kīlauea qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the conflicting winds. Nāmalu [Nā-malu] placename.bay,Honolua qd.,Maui.lit.: the protections. Nāmanaokeakua [Nā-mana-o-ke-akua] placename.cinder cone,Haleakalā Crater, EastMaui.lit.: the powers of the god. namauahi [namau·ahi] vs.thinly scattered, few, of sparse growth. Namauahināmaileokēiawahi.The maile vines of this place are sparse. Nāmauʻu [Nā-mauʻu] placename.drive,Puʻunui,Honolulu, named for John Nāmauʻu, clerk in the government offices during the monarchy.(TM).lit.: the grasses. Namibia [nami·bia] n.Namibia; Namibian.Eng.G Nāmilimili [Nā-milimili] placename.street,Pauoa,Honolulu.lit.: the favorite ones. NāMoanaWai n.The Great Lakes.[+]G Nāmohokū [Nā-moho-kū] placename.land section,Hālawa qd., southMolokaʻi.lit.: the selected upright ones. Nāmoku [Nā-moku] placename.islet (0.09 acres, 50 feet elevation),Kalaupapa peninsula,Molokaʻi.lit.: the islands. Nāmokuʻehā [Nā-moku-ʻehā] placename.street,Pauoa,Honolulu.lit.: the four islands. Nāmolokama [Nā-molo-kama] placename.mountain,Hanalei district,Kauaʻi. (Elbert and Mahoe 41, 75; UL 133.).lit.: the interweaving bound fast. namu₁ nvt.unintelligible muttering, gibberish; any foreign language, especially English; to speak gibberish or a foreign language, to mumble.PNP *nanu.[Ka namunamu a i ʻole ka ʻōhumuhumu ʻana.]₉ Heahakanamu?What's the foreign term [What's the price]? hoʻonamuto pretend to speak in a foreign language, to mutter, mumble, speak gibberish kameanamuliʻiliʻithose that mutter(Isa. 8.19) namu₂ vt.to nibble; to chew with closed mouth.[Pn(EC) *namu,chew, nibble, taste]VOL Uanamuāpāhoehoeʻia.Nibbled at and changed to pāhoehoe lava. namu₃ n.name of a fish. (no data).FIS Nāmū [nā·mū] n.legendary little people.lit., the silent ones.cf.Nāwā, the noisy ones. nāmua [nā·mua] n.preview.seenānaina.CMP nāmuapaʻiprint preview, as in a computer program namu haole English(EH) namunamu [namu·namu] to grumble, complain, mumble, babble.redup. ofnamu₁,namu₂; namu paʻi ʻai,namu paʻi kalo n.pidgin English.lit., hard-poi gibberish, hard-taro gibberish.TAR namu paʻi kalo var. spelling ofnamu paʻi ʻai, pidgin English... nana₁ var. ofulana₁, to plait, weave, knit, braid... nana₂ short forʻīnana, a plant...cf.kīnana,pūnana.PPN *langa. Nana₃ n.name of a star (no data).STA Nana₄ n.name of a month.see ex.ʻeʻelekū. nana₆ to spread.similar tomanana; nana₇ n.a variety of fish (no data).(KL. line 141)FIS nanā vs. hoʻonanāaggressive, looking for a fight, threatening; to antagonize ihunanāsnarling nose; fig., quarrelsome, aggressive nāna n.-poss.for him, her, it; by him, her, it; belonging to him, her, it, whose (cf.nona,a-form, ).(Gram. 9. 11) bcPCP *naana. nānā₁ [nā·nā] vt. hekeikinānāmākuaa son who cares for his parents Hiamoewalekekāne,nānāwalekawahine.The husband just sleeps, the wife looks about but has nothing. Hoʻokūkūhoʻonānā,nānākōmakaikamahina.Stand about, look, let your eyes see the moon. (children's game chant) hoʻonānāto cause to look, show Mainānāikānaʻōlelo.Don't pay any attention to what he says. Nānāaʻelaiamanākiʻimakanunui,koenōnākiʻimakaliʻiliʻi.He caters to the important people, and leaves out the ordinary folk. Nānāmakaʻākau.Dress right [military command]. nānā₂ [nā·nā] nvi.quiet restful.cf.nā₁, calmed.bcPPN *ngaangaa. hulahoʻonānāa hula for amusement(UL 224) Kauikanānākamoe.Sleep in peace.(For. 6:396) nānā₃ [nā·nā] n.goat.cf.kao₅.bcANI nanaʻa var. ofnaʻanaʻa, potbellied, protruding...; confused, bewildered... nānā ā loaʻa ke ʻano o ka maʻi diagnose (of sickness)(EH) nānā ao [nā·nāao] n.v.cloud interpreter, one who observes the clouds; to observe omens in the clouds; seer, forecaster.WIN ʻAʻolehoʻienānāaonor practice witchcraft(RSV), nor observe times(KJV).(Oihk. 19.26) nanaau [nana·au] var. oflanaau, to float or drift with the current, ramble... nanae₁ redup. ofnae₁, shortness of breath...ILL nanae₂ vs.potbellied, fat.(rare.) BOD nanaʻe n.small piece of land.(rare.) nanahā [nana·hā] redup. ofnahā, cracked... nanahe₁ same asnahenahe, soft, sweet... nanahe₂ weak, as from not eating; thin, as silk.BOD nanahea [nana·hea] vs.animated, as birds; lively.cf.ʻīnana. (rare.) BIR nanahili [nana·hili] redup. ofnāhili, blundering, confused, perplexed, wandering off the course... nanaho redup. ofnaho, hollow... Nānāhoa placename.islet off westLānaʻi, said to have been a man named Nānāhoa who abused his wife; both were turned into phallic stones. Of the four sea towers off westLānaʻi (see Macdonald-Abbott 200, the one farthest out to sea is said to be female, and the others males (Emory, 1969:35). Stone near the top of a high spur dividingKoʻolau Poko andKoʻolau Loa,Hakipuʻu,Oʻahu. The stone was formerly a taboo child not allowed to look upon a woman until he was married; however, he stared at a naked beauty sleeping on the beach and was turned to stone.seeKauleonānāhoa. nānāhonua [nā·nā·honua] n.a tropical American shrub (Brugmansia candida), known as the angel's trumpet; it bears white, trumpet-shaped, pendent flowers to about 25 cm long. Though flowers and leaves are poisonous to eat, the plant is grown for its high ornamental value.lit., earth-gazing.cf.lāʻau hānō.(Neal 748–9)PLA FLO Nānā Hope [nā·nāhope] n.Pollux.cf.Māhana,Nānā Mua.STA nanahu redup. ofnahu, bite, pain... nanahū [nana·hū] vs.bent out of shape, crooked, as a stick. nānahu₁ [nā·nahu] var. oflānahu, charcoal, coal...[Pn(MQ) *raaŋahu,charcoal] hoʻonānahuto turn into charcoal, as burnt wood nānahupikimanacoal; lit., bituminous nānahu [nā·nahu] n.charcoal.cf.lānahu. nānahu₂ [nā·nahu] n.a native variety of sugar cane, the red mutant ofʻakilolo ʻulaʻula.(HP 220)SUG nanahua₁ [nana·hua] ill-feeling, bitterness.same asnanahu; nanahua₂ [nana·hua] n.a post temporarily set up in the back of themana house in theheiau enclosure; later ahaku ʻōhiʻa image was installed in this place(Malo 166); name of the two posts at the entrance of a temple to which theʻaha (taboo cord) was fastened.HOU nanahuki [nana·huki] vs.to pull away from; contrary, disdainful (perhaps fromnanā, surly, andhuki, pull). nanai₁ vs. nanaʻi vi.to spread, as a topped tree.(rare.) TRE nānai₁ [nā·nai] same aspānānai, shallow. nānai₂ [nā·nai] vi.empty, as ataro patch.(rare.) TAR nānai₃ [nā·nai] vi.taking an uneven course, as a canoe in a rough sea, or a kite.(rare.) CAN Nānaʻi [nā·naʻi] var. ofLānaʻi, island name.(For. 6:493) Nānaʻi placename.dialectal variant ofLānaʻi. (PH 115.) nanaiea [nanai·ea] vs.weak, feeble, frail. nāna iho for himself, by itself(EH) nānā i ka hema military command. left, dress(EH) nānā i ka pana to take the pulse(EH) Nānāikapono [Nānā-i-ka-pono] placename.elementary school and church atNānākuli,Oʻahu.lit.: look toward righteousness (a new name). nānā i loko o ke kino X-ray(EH) nānaina [nā·naina] n.general appearance, view, aspect, panorama, sight, scenery, scene.[Ka nānā ʻana. Ka nānā ʻana o kekahi mea.]₉,₇ nānaina [nā·naina] n.view, as in a computer program; scene or scenery, as for a stage production.seenāmua.CMP Nānaina placename.place,ʻĀlewa Heights,Honolulu.lit.: view. nanaka marked in sections, as a turtle's back or breadfruit skin.redup. ofnaka₁, to quiver, quake, tremble, shake...,naka₂, to crack open, as earth from the heat...; hoʻonanakacaus/sim nanakea [nana·kea] vs.pale, wan.(FS 199) nānā keʻe [nā·nākeʻe] to look at with disfavor, look for faults.seekeʻe, crookedness; fault, defect, flaw, deformity; crooked, bent, full of faults... nanaki redup. ofnaki, to tie... nānā kihi look out of the corners of the eyes(EH) nānā kokoe [nā·nākokoe] to look with disapproval.seekokoe,redup. ofkoe₂, remain, exclude... nānaku [nā·naku] same asʻakaʻakai, great bulrush (Scirpus validus).(Neal 88–9)[Pn(EP) *ŋatu,bulrush (Scirpus sp.): *ga(a)tu][He meakanu kohu mauʻu lōʻihi e ulu ana ma kaʻe o nā lokowai me nā ālialia.]₅PLA nanakuka,nanasuka [nana·kuka] n.nainsook. [a fine, soft-finished, cotton fabric]Eng. nānākuli [nā·nā·kuli] vi.to look at but not respond when spoken to; to see but pay no attention, ignore. For theOʻahu place of this name, seeNanakuli. Nānākuli [Nānā-kuli] placename.land section, town, school, forest reserve, stream, valley, beach park, and surfing area,Waiʻanae qd.,Oʻahu. (li 29.).lit.: look at knee (said to be named in honor of the tattooed knee of Kaʻōpulupulu, a priest whose chief, Kahahana, turned a deaf [kuli] ear to his advice, and, when asked about his knee, told of his relationship with the chief, thus rebuking him);or look deaf (said because people in the area had not enough food to offer passersby; hence they looked at them and pretended to be deaf). nanala redup. ofnala, to plait.[PPn *laŋa,plait (as a mat, basket): *la(la)ga][Ulana; nala.]₁₄ nānālā [nā·nā·lā] n.sunflower (Helianthus annuus).lit., sun-gazer.alsopua nānā lā.(Neal 840)PLA FLO nanali redup. ofnali, nibble, gnaw... nānālia [nā·nā·lia] pas/imp. ofnānā, to look at, observe, see, notice, inspect... nanalu redup. ofnalu₂, to ponder, meditate, reflect, mull over, speculate... nānā maka [nā·nāmaka] vt.to look at without helping; indifference to one in trouble; heartless. Uanānāmakaʻoiaikonamakuahine.He was indifferent to his mother. nānā maluna aʻe overlook₁(EH) nānā me ka hoihoi ʻole to look at with disfavor(EH) nanamu to grumble.redup. ofnamu; Nānā Mua [nā·nāmua] n.the star Castor. cf.Māhana,Nānā Hope. According to some, both were the names of a single star.lit., look forward.STA nanana₁ vi.to flutter, as wings.cf.nana₂.BIR hoʻonananacaus/sim Hoʻonananakamanuelele.The bird flutters its wings to fly. nanana₂ redup. ofnana, to plait.PPN *lalanga. nanana₃ same asnananana₁, spider.INS nanana seenananana,spider...INS nanana₄ n.swelling, as in dropsy.(rare.) ILL nananai [nana·nai] redup. ofnanai₁, difficult to climb, as a cliff; stiff-backed... nananaiea [nana·nai·ea] redup. ofnanaiea, weak, feeble... nananakea [nanana·kea] redup. ofnanakea, pale, wan... nananana₁ [nana·nana] n.spider (Araneida); today this is the house spider, formerly the outdoors spider.cf.peʻepeʻemakawalu.INS nananana [nana·nana] n.general name for spiders, but particularly spiders that make webs (+).alsonanana. cf.peʻepeʻe (+).seekalanakula,tutuatiʻi.INS nananana₂ [nana·nana] var. oflanalana₁, floating nananana₃ [nana·nana] var. oflanalana₂, lashings... nanananaheseʻeleʻele [nana·nanaheseʻele·ʻele] n.black widow, a spider.lit., black witch spider.alsonananaheseʻeleʻele.INS nanananaiea [nanana·nai·ea] same asnananaiea, weak, feeble... nananana mahikō n.cane spider(KAN) nanananamakakiʻi [nana·nanamaka·kiʻi] n.happy face spider.lit., mask spider.alsonananamakakiʻi.INS nanananamakaʻole [nana·nanamakaʻole] n.no-eyed big-eyed hunting spider, fromKauaʻi.lit., no-eyed spider.alsonananamakaʻole.INS nananana pua n.flower spider(KAN) nananapa [nana·napa] rare redup. ofnapa₁, uneven,napa₂, flexible,napa₃, delay... nanani ʻeleʻele n.a variety of sweet potato.SWP nanani keʻokeʻo [nananikeʻo·keʻo] n.a variety of sweet potato.SWP nānānuʻu,nānānuʻu [nā·nā-nuʻu] n.design onNiʻihau mats consisting of alternating solid and white triangles. nananuʻu mamao [nana·nuʻumamao] same aslananuʻu mamao, oracle tower; the lowest floor was thelana, the second and more sacred floor was thenuʻu, and the top, where the high priest stood to conduct services was themamao...(Malo 176) nanao₁ redup. ofnao₁, ripple, ridge, as of twilled cloth or a tapa beater, groove, streak on tapa, grain of wood or stone, thread of a screw, crevice, as in rocks, grooved.PPN *nanao.[ʻAno like me ka waʻawaʻa; e noʻonoʻo hoʻi i nā pali ma kuahiwi e like me ka ʻaoʻao Waimānalo o Koʻolau Poko ma Oʻahu a i ʻole nā pali ma Kauaʻi e like me nā pali ma ke awāwa ʻo Kalalau. Ua manaʻo ʻia na nā manamana lima o Kāne, ke akua, i kālai i nā kuahiwi a nanao mai. Wahi a ka haole, kahe ka wai a ʻaʻaiawā ke kuahiwi a nanao mai.]₁₃ nanao₂ redup. ofnao₂, to thrust the hands into an opening, as in fishing; to probe...PPN *nanao.[Ka lālau ʻana aku. Ka hoʻokomo ʻana i ka lima i loko o kekahi mea no ka hopu ʻana i kekahi mea ma loko. Nao; ka hoʻokomo ʻana i ka lima i loko o kekahi puka. Komo ka lima a mea like i loko o kekahi puka a lua paha. Ka nao ʻana o ka lima, ʻo ia hoʻi ka hoʻō ikaika ʻana i ka lima i loko o kekahi mea.]₁,₉,₁₃,₁₄,₁₇ nānāʻole [nā·nāʻole] nvi.disregard, heedless disregard; oblivious; to pay no attention. Mekanānāʻole,peheakānahana,uamakemakeʻianō.Regardless of the quality of her work, she's liked anyway. nānāʻoleikōhaʻiolaheedless disregard for the lives of others nānā ʻole i ka pono reckless(EH) nanapau [nana·pau] a tree.(And.)TRE nanapiko [nana·piko] n.a native variety oftaro.TAR nānā pono [nā·nāpono] vt.to watch carefully, pay particular attention to, note carefully, stare at, observe, scrutinize. nānā pono! look out!(EH) nānā pono i ka ʻoiaʻiʻo face the facts(EH) Nānāpua [Nā·nā-pua] n.said to be a name for Eromanga Island in the southern New Hebrides;Boki sailed for here in 1829 to get sandalwood; his ship disappeared.lit., look at flowers.seeʻĀinawohi.(RC 293)FLO nanasuka var. spelling ofnanakuka, nainsook... nanau₂ vs. nanauha same askākāuha, rigid. hoʻonanauhacaus/sim nanauki same asnāukiuki, irritable... nānā uli [nā·nāuli] n.v.to study the sky, as for omens; one who does so.WIN nanawa same asnanau₂, unfriendly...(And.) nānā wale [nā·nāwale] vt.just to look, especially to look on without helping. Nānāwale [Nānā-wale] placename.subdivision nearPāhoa; forest reserves, land division, and bay,Makuʻu qd.,Hawaiʻi. Unsuccessful fishermen would say that their canoe landed atNānāwale (lit., just look around):uapaekawaʻaiNānāwale nānawaū [nāna·waū] vs.weakened, unhealthy, as plants; sickly.see ex.kūloku.PLA hoʻonānawaūto cause to be weak and unhealthy nane₁ n.riddle, puzzle, parable, allegory; to riddle, speak in parables.seekōnane₂.(Mar. 4.2)bcPerhaps PCP *nane. hoʻonaneto make riddles, speak in parables nane₂ rare var. ofnini₃, fence.bc nanea₁ nvs. Hehanahoʻonaneakahoʻokanipila.Playing a musical instrument is pleasant. Hehanananeakekuilei.Lei making is pleasant. hoʻonaneato pass the time in ease, peace, and pleasure; to relax, lounge, repose; absorbed, contented nanea₂ same asmohihihi, a vine.bc nanea₃ n.a seaweed (Hypnea nidifica).bcSWD Nanea placename.street,Pāwaʻa section,Honolulu.lit.: to live at ease. nanea i ka hoʻolohe rapt(EH) nane ʻāpana n.puzzle, jigsaw puzzle(HE) nanehaʻi [nane·haʻi] S n.problem, riddle to be solved.lit., telling riddle.see ex.manaʻokōkua,wehe ʻana. nane huna n.hidden riddle, conundrum. naneki n.nankeen, denim.Eng. Nanekina n.Nanking.G nanenane [nane·nane] redup. ofnane₁, riddle, puzzle, parable, allegory... hoʻonanenanesame asnanenane; puzzling, riddling; figurative. seeʻōlelo hoʻonanenane, figurative speech, riddle... nani₁ nvs.beauty, glory, splendor; beautiful, pretty, glorious, splendid.bc[(FJ) PPn *ŋali,be attractive, appropriate] hoʻonanito beautify, adorn, trim, decorate, glorify, honor, exalt, praise, adore; decorative, glorifying HoʻonanikākouiāIa.Let us adore Him. (hymn) meahoʻonanikinoany bodily adornment, as jewelry nāmeahoʻonanidecorations of any kind nanimakamaeprecious, exquisite nani₂ n.beautiful flower (sometimes followed by-o- + place name).seenani ahiahi,nani aliʻi,nanikupulau,nani mau loa,naniohilo,nanioolaʻa,nani Waiʻaleʻalebelow...bcFLO nani₃ n.good thing (idiom).bcIDI nani₄ conj.since, because.bc[PPn *ŋali,be likely, probable; better, preferable] Nanihoʻiuakiʻiʻiamailaemake,heahalāhoʻi….Since [I] am indeed summoned by death, what of it ….(Kel. 37) Naninōiaeheleanaʻoeikekula,ehoʻoikaikaikahaʻawina.Since you are going to school, work hard on the lessons. nani ahiahi [naniahi·ahi] n.the four o'clock (Mirabilis jalapa), from tropical America, a shrubby herb with fragrant, red, white, yellow, or striped flowers, opening in late afternoon, and used by Hawaiians forleis in the evening. The plants have medicinal properties.lit., evening beauty.alsopua ahiahi.(Neal 335–6)PLA FLO LEI nanialiʻi n.var. spelling ofnani aliʻi, allamandas with large yellow flowers (Allamanda cathartica and some varieties)...AltSpel PLA FLO nani aliʻi,nanialiʻi n.allamandas with large yellow flowers (Allamanda cathartica and some varieties), from Brazil, ornamental climbing shrubs.lit., chiefly beauty.alsolani aliʻi.(Neal 687)PLA FLO nani e makahehi ʻia ai alluring(EH) naniha n.an indigenousʻoʻopu fish,Awaous genivittatus.FIS Nanihale [Nani-hale] placename.place, Woodlawn, upperMānoa,Honolulu.lit.: house beauty. Nanikai [Nani-kai] placename.surfing area,Waiʻanae qd.,Oʻahu. (Finney, 1959a:108.).lit.: marine beauty. nani kamahaʻo splendor(EH) Nanikokeka,Nanikoteka n.Nantucket.G nani kōkī supremely beautiful(EH) Nanikoteka var. spelling ofNanikokeka, Nantucket... Nanikukeka,Nanituketa n.Nantucket.G nanikupulau [nani·kupu·lau] n.spring beauty, a kind of flower.FLO nani loa magnificent(EH) nani makamae exquisite(EH) nani mau loa n.an everlasting or strawflower (Helichrysum bracteatum), from Australia, an annual, 30 to 90 cm high. The conspicuous parts of the daisy-like flowers are the many overlapping white or yellow to red scaly bracts, which are long lasting.lit., everlasting beauty.alsopua pepa.(Neal 836–7)PLA FLO naninani₁ [nani·nani] redup. ofnani₁, beauty, glory, splendor; beautiful, pretty, glorious, splendid... hoʻonaninanito beautify, adorn naninani₂ [nani·nani] same asnalinali, to gnaw. Naninanikukui [Nani-nani-kukui] placename.gulch, Airport qd., southMolokaʻi. Nāninini [Nā-ninini] placename.coastal area,Kamalō qd., northMolokaʻi.lit.: the pouring forth. naninui [nani·nui] soft stone used in makinglūheʻe, squid-fishing sinkers.(Malo 19)FIS naniohilo [nani-o-Hilo] Molokaʻi.same aswilelaiki, the Christmas-berry tree... nanioolaʻa [nani-o-Olaʻa] n.a kind of Torenia (T. asiatica), a blue-flowered ornamental annual, belonging to the snapdragon family, used inleis.(Neal 759)PLA FLO LEI Nanituketa var. spelling ofNanikukeka, Nantucket... Nāniu [Nā-niu] placename.place,Mānoa,Honolulu.lit.: the coconuts. Nāniuʻapo [Nā-niu-ʻapo] placename.stream tributary toMānoa Stream,Honolulu.lit.: the grasped coconuts. Nāniuokāne [Nā-niu-o-Kāne] placename.rocks inHāna Bay,Maui.lit.: the coconuts of Kāne. nani Waiʻaleʻale [naniWai-ʻaleʻale] S n.a native violet (Viola kauaensis) found only in high bogs onKauaʻi and onOʻahu. The plants are 10 to 20 cm tall, with few broad leaves and one or two white or pale-blue fragrant flowers.lit.,Waiʻaleʻale beauty.alsokalili,liliwai,pohe hiwa.seewaioleka.(Neal 591)PLA FLO nano var. ofnalo₁, lost, vanished... nanō var. ofnonō, snore, gurgle... nanoʻo n.a dark-red or purple seaweed, said to be same asnanea.SWD nānowale [nāno·wale] var. ofnalowale, lost, gone, forgotten, vanished, missing, hidden, extinct, disappeared... Nānuʻalele [Nā-nuʻa-lele] placename.point atHāna Bay,Maui. Stones were carried from here toHonuauka, inland of Kaʻuiki, for Piʻilanihaleheiau being built by Kiha-a-Piʻilani. A surfing area here is known asHāna.lit.: the altar heaps. nanue₁ var. ofnenue, a fish.seehoe nanue.[Pn(NP) *nanue,rudderfish (Kyphosus sp.)]FIS nanue₂ n.an edible seaweed.SWD nānue [nā·nue] same asʻōlanalana, nauseating.ILL nanulu₁ var. ofnalulu, dull headache; dull pain in the stomach, queasy... nanulu₂ vi.rising, as smoke.(rare.) nao₁ nvs. kuinaoscrew; lit., nail with thread lekinaoTeflon tape, for use in plumbing nao₂ vt.to thrust the hands into an opening, as in fishing; to probe.[PPn *nao,insert hand in a hole feeling for something, probe, grope]FIS nao₃ intensifying idiom followingʻaʻole orʻaʻohe and usually followed by words expressing damage, havoc, distress, pain.see ex.pāpaʻa₁.(Gram. 4.6) [He huaʻōlelo e pili pū mau ana me ka huaʻōlelo ʻo "ʻaʻohe" a i ʻōle "ʻaʻ ole," a he ʻōlelo kālele i ke kūlana pilikia a kekahi mea.]₇WIN IDI ʻAʻohenaoikaʻeha!Terrible pain! ʻAʻohenaoikaua!What didn't the rain do! ʻAʻohenaokapilikia!How very much trouble! nao₄ nvs.dark-red dye; red. nao₅ n.a variety oftaro.(HP 33)TAR Nao placename.hill, Airport qd.,Molokaʻi. naʻo nvs.spittle, phlegm, mucus; slimy.[PPn *ŋako,fat (grease)]BOD naoa₁ pas/imp. ofnao₁, ripple,nao₂, probe... naoa₂ n.loss of appetite, sick at the sight of food. cf. more commonkanea.FOO ILL naoa₃ vs.chilled, chilling, as water. Puluikawainaoaakekēhau.Wet in the chilly water of the dew.(ON 2742) Nāʻohaku [Nā-ʻohaku] placename.ancient surfing area,Kohala qd.,Hawaiʻi.(Finney-Houston 26)seeKūmoho. nao hāluʻa n.var. spelling ofnaohāluʻa₂, curly grain, as inkoa wood.AltSpel naohāluʻa₁ [nao-hā·luʻa] n.atapa pattern with lines.TAP naohāluʻa₂,nao hāluʻa [nao-hā·luʻa] n.curly grain, as inkoa wood. Nāʻohe [Nā-ʻohe] placename.land division,Puna,Kauaʻi. Street,Hawaiʻi Kai,Honolulu.lit.: the bamboos. naohoʻopaʻi [nao-hoʻo·paʻi] n.tapa beater pattern.TAP EʻikeauaneʻiʻoeikanaohoʻopaʻiaMalailua,kalāʻauewaliaikōpapaʻauwae.You will soon know the tapa-beater pattern of Malailua, the club that will soften your lower jaw.(FS 63) Nāʻōhuleʻelua [Nā-ʻōhule-ʻelua] placename.land section,Kaʻohe qd.; ancient surfing area,Kailua andKeāhole qds.,Hawaiʻi.(Finney-Houston 26).lit.: the two bald heads. naʻokoko [naʻo·koko] n.cholesterol.Māoringakototo.. Nuiʻinonāmeaʻaimaʻamauokēiawāmekanaʻokokohenuioloko,ahikikepilikiakekinoikeaʻahaʻapupūināʻaʻolemālamaponoʻiakeʻanookaʻaiʻana.Many kinds of typical foods these days contain a lot of cholesterol and can result in arteriosclerosis if one's diet is not checked. naʻokokohalihali [naʻo·kokohali·hali] n.HDL cholesterol.lit., carrier cholesterol.cf.naʻokoko pipili.[+]SCI naʻokokopipili [naʻo·kokopipili] n.lDL cholesterol.lit., sticky cholesterol.cf.naʻokoko halihali.[+]SCI nāʻole bad luck(EH) na ʻolua poss.for you, belonging to you, by you (dual,a-class). naomakalua₁ [nao·maka·lua] n.fish-basket trap made ofʻinalua vines, used for small fish.lit., double-meshed groove.FIS naomakalua₂ [nao·maka·lua] two-edged adze.TOO naonao₁ [nao·nao] n.ants, Formicidae.alsoʻānonanona,nonanona.[(CP) PPn *nao-nao,sandfly, midge]INS naonao₂ [nao·nao] redup. ofnao₁, ripple,nao₂, probe,nao₃, intensifier...PPN *naonao. uapohihihinaonaoextremely puzzling naʻonaʻo [naʻo·naʻo] redup. ofnaʻo, spittle, mucous...PPN *ngakongako.BOD naonao lele [nao·naolele] n.termite.lit., flying ant.INS Nāone [Nā-one] placename.street,Pauoa,Honolulu, named for John Nāone, contractor and painter who resided there.(TM).lit.: the sands. nao ʻohiʻohi n.prominent grain in wood.lit., picked grain. Nāʻōpala [Nā-ʻōpala] placename.lane,Kalihi Kai,Honolulu, named for Captain Moses Nāʻōpala, master of the Inter-Island steamerLikelike at the turn of the century.(TM)seeKaʻōpala.lit.: the rubbish. naouahāʻao [nao-ua-hāʻao] same ashāʻao₃, atapa pattern.TAP naouananahuki [nao-ua-nana·huki] n.name of atapa design.TAP na ʻoukou poss.for you, belonging to you, by you (plural,a-class). naowili [nao·wili] n.a bit for a drill.lit., twisting thread. naowili uila n.electril drill(HE) napa₁ vs.uneven, bent, crooked, out of shape; warped. napa₂ vs.flexible, springy, elastic; tremulous, as air under a hot sun. napa₃ nvi.delay, procrastination; to delay, procrastinate. hoʻonapato cause delay napa₄ n.type of fish.(KL. line 143)FIS nāpai [nā·pai] same asnapa₁, uneven,napa₂, flexible... Nāpaikapapaikawaihoʻiakalā.The board warped from being left in the sun. Nāpali [Nā-pali] placename.overlook,Hōlei Pali,Kīlauea qd.,Hawaiʻi, which was covered by lava in the current (1968-) eruption ofKīlauea. Coastal area, State park, forest reserve, and old district, northwestKauaʻi. Place, Wilhelmina Rise,Honolulu.lit.: the cliffs. nāpana [nā·pana] n.socket.cf.pona. (rare.) BOD napanapa₁ [napa·napa] to writhe and twist, as an eel.redup. ofnapa₁,napa₂;see ex.lulo. napanapa₂ [napa·napa] same asnapenape, fluttering... Nāpau [Nā-pau] placename.pit crater (erupted in 1963 and 1965) and trail,Puna qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the endings. nape₁ vs. hoʻonapecaus/sim NaniwalekekaioMamala,kenapemailaikamakani.Beautiful sea of Mamala, rising, falling in the wind. napekahanuikahoupopalpitating the breath in the chest nape₂ var. ofnapo, mashed soft... Napehā [Nape-hā] placename.deep pool and resting place (mentioned in li 95) on a trail toKapūkakī; land division nearʻAiea,Oʻahu.lit.: bend over breath (the chief Kūaliʻi is said to have leaned over the pool to drink). Nāpēhā₁ [nā·pē·hā] n.name of a star.STA Nāpēhā₂ [nā·pē·hā] name of a pool onOʻahu over which the chiefKūaliʻi was said to have leaned to drink. Napela n.Naples.G napele,nāpele {na-pele₂}vs.soft, as overripe fruit; bruised, broken, crushed; soggy, swampy; crumbly, as a cliff; wounded in spirit. hoʻonapelesame asnapele; to wound, to make soft; to digest, as food nāpele {na-pele₂}vs.var. spelling ofnapele, soft...AltSpel nāpelepele [nā·pele·pele] redup. ofnapele, soft, bruised... napenape [nape·nape] fluttering, flickering, flexible.redup. ofnape₁;[Ka piʻi ʻana i luna a me ka iho ʻana i lalo me ka neʻe ʻole ʻana i kahi ʻē, e like hoʻi me ka lau niu i ke ahe makani, me ka houpo ke hanu.]₁₄ nāpili [nā·pili] n.kind of endemicʻoʻopu or goby (Sicydium stimsonii); so called because it is said to cling (pili) to stones; used in weaning and housewarming ceremonies so that luck will cling (pili). Callednōpili onKauaʻi.FIS Nāpili [Nā-pili] placename.bay and land section,Lahaina qd.,Maui.lit., the joiningsor pili grass.(RC 74). napo vs.mashed soft, as finely poundedpoi that is free of lumps; glutinous, gluey; dented, as by hammering.alsonape.POI napoe n.grain.Filipino,rice. napoepiha n.whole grain.lit., full grain.[+]FOO EKalei,elawemaiikapalaoanapoepiha;ehanaanaauimaukanauikanakāua.Hey Kalei, bring the whole grain bread; I’m going to make some sandwiches for us. Nāpōhakuakāneamekanaloa [Nā-pōhaku-a-Kāne-ame-Kanaloa] placename.seeNāwāhinewaʻa. naponapo [napo·napo] redup. ofnapo, mashed soft... napoʻo,nāpoʻo S nvi. Uanapoʻokaʻioleilokookalua.The rat has gone down the hole. nāpoʻo S nvi.var. spelling ofnapoʻo, cavity...sink...AltSpel napoʻo ʻana o ka lā sunset(EH) napoʻona n.setting, entering. Nāpoʻopoʻo [Nā-poʻopoʻo] placename.lighthouse, village, school, and beach park,Hōnaunau qd.(RC 101); seeKapahukapu); land section,Waipiʻo,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the holes. (TheHōnaunau place is said to have been so named because persons in canoes in the bay looking ashore saw people peering out of holes that served as doors in the grass houses) nāpoʻopoʻo [nā·poʻo·poʻo] S redup. ofnapoʻo, cavity, hollow, go down... napu var. ofnape₁, bending, swaying...[Pn(TA) *ŋapu,Pliant, flexible] Nāpuanani [Nā-pua-nani] placename.park,ʻAiea,Oʻahu.lit.: the beautiful flowers. Nāpūmaiʻa [Nā-pū-maiʻa] placename.area,Honuʻapo qd.,Kaʻū,Hawaiʻi; formerly calledNāpūmaiʻaakalā (the banana clumps of the sunlight). Plants were offered on aheiau here in asking forgiveness for crimes. Nāpūmaiʻa is also a family name. napuʻu bent(EH) Nāpuʻu [Nā-puʻu] placename.inhabited and gardened area betweenPuʻuanahulu andPuʻuwaʻawaʻa,Kona,Hawaiʻi. ChiefKeawenui-a-ʻUmi appointedEhu as supervisor, andKona became known asKona,kaimalinoaEhu (Kona, calm seas ofEhu). Bananas, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, and yams were plentiful until the supernatural dog,Puapualenalena, began to steal.lit.: the hills. nāpuʻu₁ [nā·puʻu] var. oflāpuʻu, bunched up. nāpuʻu₂ [nā·puʻu] nvt.knot; to tie. Nāpuʻuapele [Nāpuʻu-a-Pele] placename.hills,Hoʻōpūloa qd.,Hawaiʻi.seeKahuku.lit., the hills of Pele. Nāpuʻukoiele [Nā-puʻu-koiele] placename.hills,Waikāne qd.,Oʻahu.lit.: hills moving to and fro. Nāpuʻukūlua [Nā-puʻu-kū-lua] placename.lava flows,Kīlauea qd.; hills (3,200 and 3,000 feet high),Honuʻapo qd.; and hills (5,960 and 5,986 feet),Kaʻohe qd.,Hawaiʻi. Hills abovePāpōhaku, westMolokaʻi, withhōlua courses (Cooke 119); cinder cones,Kamalō qd., southMolokaʻi.lit., the hills standing [in] twos. Nāpuʻumaiʻa [Nā-puʻu-maiʻa] placename.peak (1,870 feet high),Nuʻuanu,Honolulu.lit.: the banana hills. Nāpuʻuonāʻelemākule [Nā-puʻu-o-nā-ʻelemākule] placename.coastal hills west ofʻOpihinehe,Kaʻū,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the hills of the old men. nāpuʻupuʻu [nā·puʻu·puʻu] to tie, as in a bundle.redup. ofnāpuʻu₁,nāpuʻu₂; Nasavila var. spelling ofNakawila, Nashville... Nasawila [nasa·wila] n.Nashville, the capital of Tennessee.[+]G Nāsē [nā·sē] n.Nasser.Eng.[+]G Naseka n.Nazca.Eng.SCI nau nvt. naʻu n.-poss.mine, belonging to me, for me, by me (singular,a-form).(Gram. 9.11) bcPCP *na(a)ku. naʻū vi.to come, go.(rare.) nāu n.-poss.yours, belonging to you, for you, by you (singular,a-form).(Gram. 9.11) bcPCP *naau. Nāuanei?Is [it] yours? Was it you? Nāumaiānaʻuaku.Your turn and then mine. nāʻū₁ same asnānū, gardenia...FLO nāʻū₂ nvs.pale yellow, as the gardenia; a yellow gardenia.[Pn(MQ) *naakuu,a kind of plant] nāʻū₃ n.a variety of sweet potato.(HP 142)SWP nāʻū₄ vi. Hāʻulenaoakawaiakekēhau,kenāʻūlānākamaliʻi.The water of thekēhau mist falls rippling as the children playnāʻū. (chant for Kamehameha II) nāʻū₅ n.variety of fish (no data).FIS Nāʻū placename.gulch,Mauna Kea qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: yellow. naua₁ pas/imp. ofnau, chew...FOO naua₂ vs.aloof, not cordial, distant, unaccommodating naua₃ vs.slow, tardy. Nauahoʻikāuheleʻana.How slowly you walk. nauā,nauwā [nau·ā] n.a secret society formed or revived byKing Kalākaua for the study of the ancient Hawaiian religion and manner of living.hale nauā, a place where genealogy was scanned to see whether applicants were related to the high chief and therefore eligible to become members of the royal household.(Emerson) saysnauā was the word of challenge addressed to those applying for admission.(Malo 191–2, Emerson note 199–200) naʻuā,naʻuwā [naʻu·ā] n.noon.(rare.) Nauaakeauhaku [Naua-a-ke-au-haku] n.name of a star or constellation in the Milky way.STA nauane! [nau·ane!] interj.on the way! Moving along! (This exclamation is reported to have been said by priests as they carried the images; it is used alone or with the imperativee preceding.) nau ā wali masticate(EH) naue,nauwe {na-ue₁}vi. hoʻonaueto cause to shake, revolve, sway, rock; to disturb Kauahōʻoni,hoʻonaueikapuʻukoʻa.The rain sways in a dance and shakes the coral pile. Kūikimailaʻoiamahaʻiokalehu,anaueaku.He stopped by the ashes of the fire; and then went on.(Kuahiwi 76) Nokeahalāʻoeihoʻonauemaiaiiaʻu?Why have you disquieted me?(1-Sam. 28.15) Naue placename.place nearHāʻena,Hanalei district,Kauaʻi, famous for pandanus trees. (For a song, see Elbert and Mahoe 80-81.).lit.: to move. naueakeauhaku [naue-a-ke-au-haku] constellation(EH) naue i mua! forward, march!(EH) naue kaua marching to war(EH) nāueue,nauweuwe [nā·ue·ue] redup. ofnaue, move, shake...bc[Ka haʻalulu ʻana. Ke ōlaʻi o ka honua.]₇,₁₃ hoʻonāueueto cause to sway back and forth naʻu e uku my treat(EH) nauewai [naue·wai] n.a variety of sweet potato.SWP naʻu iho nō myself(EH) naʻu kahi give me some(EH) nau kamu to chew gum(EH) nāʻuke n.to search for lice, as in hair of person or fur of animal.[Pn(NP) *faa-kule,search head for lice]INS nauki {na-uki}vs.impatient, irritable, cross, vexed. hoʻonaukicausing irritation; aggravating, annoying, exasperating, provoking Mainaukimaiʻoe.Don't be irritable. nāuki [nā·uki] {nā-uki}vexation, anger; to harass.intensive ofnauki; hoʻonāukicaus/sim naukilo [nau·kilo] n.nautilus.Eng. nāukiuki [nā·uki·uki] redup. ofnauki, impatient, irritable...[ʻAno huhū. Ka ukiuki, ka huhū, ka uluhua.]₅,₁₈ hoʻonāukiukiredup. ofhoʻonauki; to provoke, annoy naukuai vt.to grind, as one's teeth.BOD Enaukuaianaʻoiaikōnanihoikapōnei.He was grinding his teeth last night. naule prickly poppy.same aspua kala; (rare.) PLA naulia [nau·lia] pas/imp. ofnau, chew...(For. 6:400) nāulu₁ [nā·ulu] nvs.sudden shower; showery; to shower.see ex.haehae₂.[Ka heleleʻi koke ʻana mai o ka ua. He ʻano ua hiki koke mai a haʻalele koke aku. Ka ua heleleʻi wale me ka ʻike ʻole ʻia o kona hiki ʻana mai.]₇,₁₄,₁₇WIN KauanāuluoKawaihae.The sudden shower of Kawaihae.(ON 1588) Nāulu₂ [nā·ulu] n.sea breeze atKawaihae, Hawaiʻi;Waimea, Kauaʻi; andKanaloa, Maui.(UL 100)WIN nāulu₃ [nā·ulu] vs.vexed, angry, irritated by being teased or nagged.cf.uluulu₃, frayed, angry.[Ka huhū ʻino.]₇ hoʻonāuluto provoke to anger by taunting and teasing Nāulu placename.place, Foster Village subdivision,Hālawa,Oʻahu. Name suggested by Mary Kawena Pukui in 1956.lit.: shower clouds. Nāulu [Nā-ulu] placename.forest and picnic area (cut off from the road and partially destroyed by lava flows in 1972),Puna qd.,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the groves. nāuluulu [nā·ulu·ulu] redup. ofnāulu₁, sudden shower...,nāulu₃, vexed... naunau₁ [nau·nau] redup. ofnau, naunaulepodirt muncher [insulting term forlōpā, tenant farmers] naunau₂ [nau·nau] same asʻānaunau₂, mustard plant...[Pn(NP) *nau,a plant (Lepidium sp.)]PLA FOO naunau₃ [nau·nau] n.shellfish such asCymatium muricinum,C. gemmatum,C. pileare,Bursa granularis.alsoʻānaunau.FIS naunau lepo derisive name for farmer(EH) naupaka [nau·paka] n.native species of shrubs (Scaevola) found in mountains and near coasts, conspicuous for their white or light-colored flowers that look like half flowers.(Neal 819–21)[Pn(CE) *nau-pata,a plant (Scaevola sp.)]PLA FLO Naupaka placename.land section, westLānaʻi.lit.:Scaevola shrubs. naupaka kai [nau·pakakai] same asnaupaka kahakai, the beachnaupaka (Scaevola taccada), a spreading, succulent shrub found on coasts...PLA Nauru n.Nauru.Eng.[+]G nauwa var. spelling ofhale nauā, a place where genealogy was scanned to see whether applicants were related toAltSpel nauwā [nau·wā] var. spelling ofnauā, a secret society formed or revived by King Kalākaua for the study of the ancient Hawaiian religion and manner of living... naʻuwā [naʻu·wā] var. spelling ofnaʻuā, noon... nauwe var. spelling ofnaue, to move, shake, rock, sway, tremble... nauweuwe var. spelling ofnāueue,redup ofnaue, to move, shake, rock, sway... nāwā₁ [nā·wā] {nā-wā₃}n.babbling; loud, confusing talk.[Ka hana kuli ʻana ma kekahi ʻano huikau.]₉ Nāwā₂ [nā·wā] n.legendary little people.cf.Nāmū, the silent ones. Nāwāhine [Nā-wāhine] placename.site of ancient fishing village,ʻAnaehoʻomalu Bay,Kona,Hawaiʻi; two brackish wells are here.lit.: the women. Nāwāhineamakaliʻi [Nā-wā·hine-a-Maka·liʻi] n.Pleiades.lit., the wives ofMakaliʻi.(Kep. 79)STA Nāwāhīnewāʻa [Nā-wāhīne-wāʻa] placename.two rocks in the pineapple field east of Puʻukamoʻo,Kaunakakai qd., northMolokaʻi. They are said to be a mother and her daughter who followed the spirit of the husband and father going toʻUhanelele. They heard a cock crow, turned, and were changed into stones (Cooke 103). It is said that people still leave offerings, such as liquor or money, on the rocks. Alternate names areMakuahinemekekaikamahine (mother and the daughter) andNāpōhaku-a-Kānea-me-Kanaloa (the stones of Kāne and Kanaloa). see(RC picture preceding page 209).lit.: the foolish women. Nawahō [nawa·hō] n.Navaho, Navajo.Eng. MaikumupaʻamaineinōnāhanaamekamoʻomeheuokaLāhuiNawahō.The traditions and culture of the Navajo Nation stem from very ancient times. na wai? by whom?, whose?(EH) nā waihoʻoluʻu ʻokoʻa contrasting colors(EH) Nāwaihulili [Nā-wai-hulili] placename.stream,Hālawa qd.,Molokaʻi.lit.: the sparkling waters. Nāwaimaka [Nā-waimaka] placename.valley,Waimea,Hawaiʻi.lit.: the tears. nāwali [nā·wali] S vs.weak, feeble, infirm, limp, frail; weakness, feebleness.cf.hāwali.[PPn *ŋaawari,weak, feeble] hoʻonāwalito cause weakness; to enfeeble; to feign weakness ʻOkeanukameahoʻonāwaliikekino.Cold is what weakens the body. nāwaliwali [nā·wali·wali] S redup. ofnāwali, weak.bcPPN *ngawariwari.[Ka ikaika ʻole. kū i ka nāwaliwali: Ka nāwaliwali. ʻAʻole ikaika.]₄,₁₄,₁₉ILL hoʻonāwaliwalicaus/sim nāwaliwali ke kino poor health(EH) nāwao₁ [nā·wao] n.a domesticatedtaro that has gone wild in the forest, (wao). (Kaʻū name). A nativetaro cultivated inPuna.TAR Huiaku,huimai,huikalomekanāwao.Mixed here, mixed there, mixed wild nāwao₂ [nā·wao] same asnākea, a fish.FIS Nāwao₃ [nā·wao] same asMū ʻai maiʻa, a mythical people. Nāwāwaeoʻalika [Nā-wāwae-o-ʻAlika] placename.land area,Puʻuokali qd.,Maui. This may be a new name.lit.: the feet of Alexor the feet of Arctic. nawe₁ var. spelling ofnaue, to move, shake, rock, sway, tremble...WIN uanawepakikamoving slippery rain(Kep. 87) nawe₂ vi.panting for breath, as after exercise or from illness.(rare.) ILL nāwele [nā·wele] {nā-wele₂}nvs.fine, threadlike, small; weak, thin; soft, gentle; tracery; softness, gentleness, as of a voice.PAN heʻikenāweleseeing just a little; a slight knowledge Helemailanōkeʻalaokahala,māpumailanōmekeonaonaokamaile,nāwelepūmailanōmekahuʻihuʻiokalehua.There comes the fragrance of the pandanus, wafting thither with the soft sweetness of the maile, and with them a trace of the coolness of the lehua. hoʻonāwelesame asnāwele, fine, weak, soft, gentle... makekamaʻiliohoʻonāweleʻanaby speaking softly nāweo [nā·weo] {nā-weo₁}same asweo₁, red. (rare.) nawewe var. ofnāueue, move, shake... Nāwiliwili [Nā-wiliwili] placename.village, land division, port, stream, bay, and small boat harbor,Līhuʻe district,Kauaʻi.lit.: thewiliwili trees. ne nea nean neau neba nee neea neeh neei neek neem neen neeo neep neeu nege nehe nehi neho nehu nei neia neik nein neka neke neki neko neku nele nelu nema nemo nena nene neno nenu neo neon nepa nepe nepu neu neue neun neva newa newe newi Nehakakāʻoeikēiamanawa...If you were fighting now...(Aniani 170) nē₁ vi. hoʻonēteasing, fretting, appealing nēhonekaleookawaiolinasweet, teasing appeal in the sound of the violin nē₂ short fornele, lacking, destitute... enēkalā,kamalama,without [light] the sun, the moon nē₃ n.a seaweed.(KL. line 101)SWD nea same asneo, empty, bare, desolated...,ʻōnea,same asnea, desolate...cf.kuānea₁, lonely, forsaken, barren, desolate, dreary...PCP *nea. neanea [nea·nea] same asneoneo, ravage...,ʻōneanea, chaos... neau var. ofniau, moving smoothly, swiftly, silently, peacefully... Nebaraka [neba·raka] n.Nebraska; Nebraskan.alsoNepalaka.G neʻe₁ vi. hoʻoneʻeto cause to move, shift, hitch along, push ahead hoʻoneʻeikaikato push on vigorously Makaʻākauneʻe.To the right, march. oianeʻeakuikahanaapaukeahojust pushing ahead the work until exhausted UaneʻelāuamaiLilihaaWaikīkī.They moved from Liliha to Waikīkī. neʻe₂ vs.soft, decomposed, as fish.cf.melu.[+] Uawaihoʻiakaiʻaaneʻe.The fish was left until it decomposed. neʻe aku to edge away, move, as to a new house(EH) neʻealoa [neʻe·aloa] vi.long-distance dispersal, in science.[+]SCI neʻe ʻana i ke alahele traffic (of pedestrians, vehicles)(EH) neʻe ʻāwīwī move swiftly(EH) neʻe heʻe vi.to creep along, as a child or octopus.lit., octopus hitch. neʻehope vi.var. spelling ofneʻe hope, to retreat, move backward; to back up, as a car (less used thanpeki).AltSpel neʻe hope,neʻehope vi.to retreat, move backward; to back up, as a car (less used thanpeki). hoʻoneʻe hopeto back up, as a car Hoʻoneʻehopeikekaʻa.Back up the car. neʻe i mua,neʻe mua vi.to advance, go forward, progress. hoʻoneʻe muato cause progress nāhanahoʻoneʻemuaimprovements [as to property] neʻekau [neʻe·kau] vi.migration; to migrate; migratory.lit., move (with the) seasons. neʻemua var. spelling ofneʻe mua, to advance...AltSpel neʻe mua,neʻemua var. spelling ofneʻe i mua, to advance... neʻena n.movement, moving. neʻena n.movement.seeholo lola,puʻu neʻena hau. neʻenapahupaʻiwikiōvideo camera movement neʻeneʻe₁ [neʻe·neʻe] redup. ofneʻe, moving along little by little...bc[Pn(NP) *neke,move oneself, edge along, crawl][Neʻe mālie me ka ʻoniʻoni nui ʻana o nā wāwae.]₁₄ hoʻoneʻeneʻecaus/sim neʻeneʻeāpilito move close by, snuggle neʻeneʻe₂ [neʻe·neʻe] n.a native variety oftaro.(HP 33),(Whitney).alsomoi.bcTAR neʻeneʻe₃ [neʻe·neʻe] n.a variety of sweet potato.bcSWP neʻeneʻe ā pili snuggle(EH) neʻeneʻeu₁ [neʻe·neʻeu] redup. ofneʻeu, to move, budge... ʻaʻohewahiāneʻeneʻeumaidoes not bestir at all neʻeneʻeu₂ [neʻe·neʻeu] stative verb showing superlative or comparative degree.FIS Uaneʻeneʻeuaʻekanuiakēiaiʻaikēlā.This fish is somewhat larger than that one. neʻeʻoā vi.divergent, i.e. spreading, in plate techtonics, in geology.cf.kākele,kuʻi.SCI palenaneʻeʻoādivergent boundary neʻepapa [neʻe·papa] vs. hehōʻikeneʻepapaa joint report Neʻepapakauluʻanaokamaunaloa.The maunaloa vine spreads everywhere. neʻepapa ka hana joint action(EH) neʻe pololei move straight ahead(EH) neʻepū₁ [neʻe·pū] vi.to move together neʻepū₂ [neʻe·pū] vi.sitting with one leg crossed over the other, as in certain ancient religious ceremonies.(rare.) neʻeu vi.to move, budge.[Ka neʻe ʻana aku.]₁₁ Akahihoʻikaneʻeuokoʻuoho.Never before has my scalp had such a creepy sensation. (song) ʻAʻoheneʻeumaikekāheaʻiaaku.Doesn't budge when called. Negero var. spelling ofNekelo, Negro... nehe₁ vi. nehelanirumbling of thunder in the sky nehe vi.to rustle, as leaves or the sea. nehe₂ n.taffeta, so called because it rustles (nehe). nehe₃ young plants, just before flowering, are cooked for tea.alsokī,kī pipili.same askī nehe, (Bidens pilosa)cf.koʻokoʻolau₂.PLA FLO nehe₅ n.some kinds of pond scums (Spirogyra spp.), fine fresh-water algae, consisting of rows of single-celled filaments, each cell containing ribbonshaped spirals.alsolimu kala wai,līpalaʻō,līpālāwai,palaʻo,pālāwai. Nehe placename.point,Wailuku qd.,Maui. Lane, Punchbowl,Honolulu.(TM).lit.: rustle. nehekū [nehe·kū] nvi.gaseous condition of the digestive tract, occasionally audible; to belch. nehenehe [nehe·nehe] redup. ofnehe₁, rustle... nehenuʻu [nehe·nuʻu] n.sound of lightning striking.(rare.) nehi vs.rotten, moldy, spoiled, as food.FOO nehinehāuli [nehine·hā·uli] n.mouse-eared chickweed, a small-leafed weedy herb (Cerastium vulgatum), from Europe.lit., darknehine. nehinei [nehi·nei] loc.n.yesterday (usually preceded by locative particlei and not an article).(Gram. 8.6) bc[Pn(CE) *i-nanafi,yesterday] inehineiaikēialāakuday before yesterday nehinei ā ia lā aku day before yesterday(EH) nehiwa nvi.play language, and to use the play language with order of syllables of most words reversed, asnehiwa fromwahine, or as in this example:.alsowehiwa. ʻOheuʻokemakemaiāeʻo-(ʻAʻoheoʻumakemakeiāʻoe).I don't like you. nehoa var. ofnahoa, bold, defiant... Nehoa placename.street and place,Makiki,Honolulu.lit.: strong. nē hoʻohune wheedle(EH) nehu n.anchovy, a fish (Stolephorus purpureus), used for eating and to chum bonito. This name may be qualified by the termskū lani,maoli,pākiʻi,pala.see ex.pōʻieʻie.[Pn(NP) *nefu,anchovy (Stolephorus sp.)][He iʻa liʻiliʻi kēia i kīloi ʻia i loko o ke kai i holo mai ke aku.]₃FIS Nehu placename.place and playground,ʻĀina Haina,Honolulu.lit.: anchovy. nehunehu [nehu·nehu] same aslehulehu, multitude, crowd... nei₁ nvi. hoʻoneicaus/sim Neiakulakaʻahaleʻaleʻanokēiapoʻewāhine,nokeʻanoʻēokōlākoukapa.The pleasure gathering was in an uproar about the women and the strangeness of their Uahaʻalulukuʻumanawa,uaneinākoloikealoha.My heart trembles, reverberating sighs of love.(Laie 521 [120]) nei₂ nei₃ demon.occurring in several positions with several meanings.nei may be considered a part of the present tense verb markerke (verb)nei [seeke (verb) nei and(Gram. 5.3)], and of the sequenceua (noun)nei, this aforementioned noun [seeua (noun) nei and(Gram. 8.3.4)]. After directionals and some nouns,nei may indicate past time : Hele mai nei nō ʻoia.He came here. neʻi₁ rare var. ofneʻe, moving along... neʻi₂ loc.n.here, this place, local (often preceded byi,ma,o; cf.ʻaneʻi,ʻoneʻi).(Gram. 8.6) FIS nākānakalawaiʻaoneʻineithe fishermen of this place; the local fishermen Noneʻikaʻuhuakaʻi.My journey will be to this place. neia,nēia, neʻia [neia,nē·ia,neʻia] demon.similar tokēia, this, but mostly Biblical.(Gram. 8.3.5) neʻia var. spelling ofneia, this... nēia var. spelling ofneia, this...bc nei ke ʻōlaʻi the earth quakes(EH) neʻikū [neʻi·kū] n.avalanche, rapid fall with great momentum. Heikaikahiliaukalaniokaneʻikū.The royal chief is strong in devious ways, swift in movement.(For. 6:381) neinei [nei·nei] redup. ofnei₁, to rumble, quake. neʻineʻi₁ [neʻi·neʻi] same asneʻeneʻe₁, moving along little by little... (rare.) hoʻoneʻineʻicaus/sim neʻineʻi₂ [neʻi·neʻi] vs.short, small, as clothes; low-lying, squatting; crowded; to shrink, a small bit. hoʻoneʻineʻicaus/sim keheleneʻineʻineiwalking with very short steps neʻineʻikameailoaʻanot much obtained neʻineʻi₃ [neʻi·neʻi] same asnaʻenaʻe₁, shrubs or small trees.PLA TRE Neka ʻAilana placename.same as Necker Island (a new name).lit.: Necker Island. neke₁ n.a fern (Cyclosorus interruptus) found in many tropical countries, somewhat like thekikawaiō, but only half as large.FER neke₂ rare var. ofnakeke, rattling, rustling... Nekelana [neke·lana] n.The Netherlands; Netherlander; Netherlandian.Eng.G Nekelo,Negero n.black, Negro.Eng.[Ke kanaka Pāʻele.]₇ neki₁ n.great bulrush.alsoʻakaʻakai,nānaku.(Neal 88)PLA neki₂ vs.full, crowded, packed.(rare.) neki₃ vs.akward, unskillful, ignorant.(rare.) neki₄ n.nursemaid, nurse(Aniani 13) neko vs.dirty, filthy; vile-smelling, as perspiration.cf.eko,weko.BAD hoʻonekoto make dirty, soil nekoneko [neko·neko] redup. ofneko, dirty... nekuʻe vi.to rub back and forth, as the elbow (kuʻekuʻe); angry (rare).cf.nakuʻe. nele nvs.lacking, destitute, deprived, needy, wanting, deficient, without; to need; deficit (sometimes followed by a negative without change of meaning:nele nā kānaka i ke kumu ʻole,the people lack a teacher [lit., the people are lacking because no teacher]). cf. ex.,goose.cf.hakanele,kā₁.bc[Pn(CE) *ŋere,needy, deprived of][Loaʻa ʻole, lako ʻole. ʻAʻole nui, ʻaʻole lawa.]₁₂,₁₄,₁₅ Heneleʻāinaauaneʻikākou,enānāakuaiikāna.So we'll be lacking land and have to pay attention to what he says [sarcastic]. hoʻoneleto deprive, make destitute; to deny , impeach Hoʻoneleʻialāuaikaʻai.They lacked food.(Nak. 102) Kahoʻoneleikekanakaikekahimaupono.The forfeiture by the individual of some rights. kōkuanelewelfare, i.e. public financial assistance for needy persons neleau [nele·au] n.the native Hawaiian sumach (Rhus sandwincensis, synonymsR. semilata var.sandwicensis andR. chinesis var.sandwicensis) a shrub or small tree, with light, soft, tough wood.alsoneneleau.(Neal 525–6)PLA TRE nele i ka hana unemployed(EH) nele loa destitute(EH) nelewai vs.anhydrous, i.e. without water.lit., lack water.cf.ʻanahaidaraside.SCI nelu same asnenelu, flabby fat...BOD nelunelu [nelu·nelu] same asnenelu, flabby fat...BOD nema nvt.criticizing; critical; to criticize, find fault, censure.cf.kaʻanema.[Hoʻohalahala, namunamu.]₂,₁₄ nemanema [nema·nema] to belittle.redup. ofnema;seehula nemanema. nemo vs.smooth, smoothly polished, slick; rounded smooth, bare. hoʻonemoto polish, smooth Hoʻonemokawaiikapōhaku.The water wears the stone smooth. nemonemo [nemo·nemo] sleek.redup. ofnemo, smooth, smoothly polished, slick; rounded smooth, bare...;[Poepoe me ka loaʻa ʻole o ka puʻupuʻu a pukapuka paha ma luna. Ka paheʻe a me ke kalakala ʻole o kekahi ʻili e like hoʻi me ka ʻili o ke koholā a me ka ʻili o kekahi mau pōhaku kahawai.]₂,₁₇WIN MUS NemonemokapuaʻaiHāʻupu,ehaʻimaianahelāmālie.Bare of clouds is Hāʻupu, telling us it is a calm day. (chant) nemonemo [nemo·nemo] vs.bald, 'balahead/bolohead,' as a tire.Niʻihau.seenihoniho.WIN Uaʻaiʻiakanihonihookataeaanemonemo.The tread of the tire was worn bald. nena same askīpūkai, a prostrate herb.PLA nenanena [nena·nena] var. oflenalena,redup. oflena₁, yellow... nenanenaʻauwaeyellowed jaws (insult to old men) nenanena ʻauwae old age (derisive term)(EH) nene₁ vi.to stir, show animation, move, as a fledgling.cf.nenene.[PPn *nene,orgasm, sensory pleasure] hoʻonenecaus/sim nene₂ var. ofmanene₁, shuddery sensation of fear...PCP *nene.[He ʻōlelo laha ʻole no manene.]₁₄ WaiokaneneWater of the cooling sensation. (name of a stream at Waiʻanae, Oʻahu) nene₃ n.a kind of shellfish.FIS nēnē₁ [nē·nē] nvi. hoʻonēnē₁same asnēnē₁, to chirp, croak, cry, whimper... nēnē₃ [nē·nē] n.mat pattern: two vertical rows of triangles, with the bases below, and the apices touching the bases above.MAT nēnē₄ [nē·nē] n.a variety ofʻawa, stems green with dark-green spotsalsokuaʻea.[(FJ) PPn *ŋeeŋee,shrub sp]PLA nēnē₅ [nē·nē] same asʻaiakanēnē, a plant(Neal 803)PLA nēnē₆ [nē·nē] probably same asnēnē ʻau kai, sea gullBIR nēnē₇ [nē·nē] nvi.rumor, gossip. hoʻonēnēkauarumors of war, talk or threats of war(FS 139) hoʻonēnē₂same asnēnē₇, rumor, gossip... nēnē₈ [nē·nē] nvi.to be attracted to; cherish, think of, as with affection. cf.hōnēnē, attract...;nēnē hiwa, prized, beloved, precious... hoʻonēnē₃same asnēnē₈, be attracted to, cherish... ʻOnākānakaHawaiʻi,hepoʻemakeʻehaku,hepoʻenēnēʻilikapu.The Hawaiian people are people who cherish their lords, people constantly thinking of the sacred skin [of chiefs]. nēnē₉ vi.tropism, i.e. a positive or negative attraction of a plant or sessile animal to a stimulus, in science.[+]SCI Ikeʻiakanēnēʻanaokapuanānālā,hulioiaahahaiikalāmaikapiʻiʻanaikekakahiakaahikiikanapoʻoʻanaikeahiahi.Tropism is evident in sunflowers as the flower turns toward and follows the sun through out the day. (add3) Nēnē placename.street,Kalihi Waena,Honolulu, named for the Hawaiian goose.(TM) nenea var. ofnanea, of absorbing interest... nēnēʻau kai n.var. spelling ofnēnē ʻau kai, sea gull...AltSpel BIR nēnē ʻau kai,nēnēʻau kai [nē·nēʻaukai] n.sea gull, rarely seen, so named because of its resemblance to the Hawaiian goose,nēnē.lit., sea-travelling goose. NakaPueokahikealoha,nēnēʻaukaioMaui.Greeting to the Pueokahi [ship], seafaring gull of Maui. (song) neneʻe but less used thanneʻeneʻe; low-growing, spreading, creeping, as a ground vine.redup. ofneʻe, moving along little by little or by fits and starts... Nēnēhānaupō [Nēnē-hānau-pō] placename.headland, Airport qd., northMolokaʻi.lit.: goose born [at] night. nenehe redup. ofnehe₁, to come upon quietly, move stealthily... nēnē hiwa [nē·nēhiwa] vs.prized, beloved, precious.MUS Henēnēpūlamaʻia,henēnēhiwaikamanaʻo.A cherished beloved one, precious to think of. (chant) nenehū [nene·hū] vs.warped, bent out of shape.cf.hū, swollen. Nēnēhuakawāwae [Nē·nē·hua-ka-wā·wae] n.star name (no data).(Kuhelani)STA Nēnēhua Kea [nē·nē·huakea] n.star name (no data).(Kuhelani)STA Nēnēhua Uli [nē·nē·huauli] n.star name (no data).(Kuhelani)STA nenei same asnanai, difficult to climb; swift... neneke₁ vs.shuffling, scratching, thumping sound; to sound thus[Pn(CE) *ŋete,??] neneke₂ same asnanaka,redup. ofnaka₁, to quiver, quake, tremble, shake...,naka₂, to crack open, as earth from the heat...; marked in sections, as a turtle's back or breadfruit skin... nēnēleʻa [nē·nē·leʻa] n.joyous, gladness. neneleau [nenele·au] same asneleau, native Hawaiian sumach,,,(KL. line 102)PLA nenelu nvs. Emeheluikalepoineneluiʻaeʻae.Dig the soil and make it soft and fine. (prayer to Kānepuaʻa) nenelu vs.marshy. nenene₁ nvi.fluttering the wings; contracting the muscles, flexing the muscles, as preparing for exercise. nenene₂ redup. ofnene₂,var. ofmanene₁, shuddery sensation of fear... nenenepu [nene·nepu] plural ofnenepu, plump... nenepu redup. ofnepu, plump... nenewa redup. ofnewa, reel, stagger... nenewai [nene·wai] n.a variety of sweet potato.SWP nenewe redup. ofnewe, plump; filled out... neno vt.to question repeatedly. nenu var. ofnūnū₃, trumpet fish...FIS nenue₁,nenuwe n.chub fish, also known as rudder or pilot fish (Kyphosus bigibbus,K. vaigiensis). This name may be qualified by the termsʻeleʻele,kea,pāʻīʻiʻi,pākiʻikiʻi,uli. Alsonanue,enenue,manaloa.seehoe nenue.PNP *nenue.FIS nenue₂,nenuwe n.var. ofnanue, seaweed.SWD nenue₃,nenuwe n.a paddle with a broad blade.(rare.) Nenue placename.street,ʻĀina Haina,Honolulu.(TM).lit.: pilotfish. nenuwe var. spelling ofnenue₁, chub fish... neo nvs. Ahukaneo!A heap of nothing! Nothing gained or worth anything at all. hoʻoneoto lay waste, devastate, make destitute; desolation; turning to naught kahiakaneoplace of nothing [nothing gained, obtained] neoneo [neo·neo] redup. ofneo, empty, bare, desolated...; to ravage; chaos.bc Aiaʻikeʻoukouikameaʻinoehoʻoneoneoai.When you see the abomination of desolation.(Mat. 24.15) hoʻoneoneoredup. ofhoʻoneo, to lay waste, devastate, make destitute(Oihk. 26:32) Nepala n.Nepal; Nepalese.Eng.G Nepalaka,Nebaraka n.Nebraska.G Nepalaka,Nebaraka [nepa·laka] n.Nebraska; Nebraskan.G Nepekune [nepe·kune] n.Neptune.Eng.STA nepu₁ vs. hoʻoneputo cause plumpness, swelling; plump nepu₂ vs.gibbous, as the moon.cf.kewe.[+]STA HemahinanepumāhuahuaʻoHua.Hua is a waxing gibbous moon. mahinanepumāhuahuawaxing gibbous moon mahinanepumanonowaning gibbous moon nepue var. ofnepu, plump...BOD nepunepu [nepu·nepu] chubby.redup. ofnepu, plump, full and round in flesh, bulging; swollen, as a stream...[Ka puʻipuʻi a ʻano momona paha. Ka momona a me ka poepoe.]₁₀,₁₇BOD nēʻū n.cooked and unpoundedtaro.alsokalo paʻa,kuala,kūpuʻu.TAR Neue placename.bay atWaipiʻo qd.,Hawaiʻi. neʻuneʻu [neʻu·neʻu] same asnepunepu, chubby... (rare.) Nevada var. spelling ofNewaka, Nevada... newa₁ n.war club, cudgel, policeman's club; fluted stone, as held in the hand as a stone club; fluted stone inserted in one end of a war club or dagger, as thepāhoa. newa₂ nvi.to reel, stagger; dizziness, vertigo; dizzy.[PPn *newa,aimless, wandering]ILL hoʻonewacaus/sim newa₃ vi.to pass, of time.cf.kūnewa.[+][Ka hala loa ʻana o ka manawa.]₈ Ilokookēlāaukahikoinewaakula.In those ancient days passed. Newa₄ a constellation, probably the Southern Cross.STA Newada n.Nevada; Nevadan.alsoNewaka.G Newaka,Newada, Nevada n.Nevada.G Newaka,Newada n.Nevada; Nevadan.G newanewa [newa·newa] redup. ofnewa₂, to reel, stagger...ILL newe₁ vs.plump; filled out, full, as a pregnant woman; billowy, as a cloud; moving, as a current.[Pn(MQ) *newenewe,fat (of person)]WIN BOD Newe₂ var. ofNewa₃, a constellation...STA Newenewe [newe·newe] same asNewe₂, a constellation...PCP *newenewe.STA newenewewe₁ [newe·newewe] redup. ofnewe₁, plump...[Pn(MQ) *newenewe,Fat (of person)] newenewewe₂ [newe·newewe] exclamation ofmaika players as they cheer the rolling stone. newenewewe₃ [newe·newewe] n.a kind of fish (no data).FIS newewe same asnewenewewe,redup. ofnewe₁, plump...FIS Newisa n.Nevis.Eng.[+]G KanaKitimeNewisaSaint Kitts and Nevis ni nia niag niak nian niao niap niau nie niel nien niha nihe nihi niho nii niih nika nike niki niko niku nile nilu nina nini nino ninu nio nioe nioi niok niol nipe nipo nipu nita nite niu niua niue niuh niui niuk niul nium niun niuo niup niuw -nia pas/imp. suffix.seeʻaihuenia,kuhinia,manoninia,walania.(Gram. 6.6.3) PPN *-ngia. nia vs.smooth, round, bald; calm, as a smooth sea.see alsonie₂.[Pn(CE) *nia,smooth: *ni(q)a] hoʻoniato make smooth and even, as in carving; to remove all vestige of vegetation niʻa nvt.malicious gossip or accusation; slanderous; to accuse falsely or by trapping, malign. Niagara var. spelling ofNiakala, Niagara... Niakala,Niagara [nia·kala] n.Niagara.Eng.G Niakala,Niagara n.Niagara.G niania [nia·nia] redup. ofnia, smooth... hoʻonianiacaus/sim niʻaniʻa [niʻa·niʻa] redup. ofniʻa, malicious gossip or accusation...[Ka ʻōlelo kūamuamu, ka ʻōlelo hōʻino, ke kekēue ʻana. He ʻōlelo ʻawaʻawa a pupuka no haʻi ma ke ʻano e ʻimi ana e hanaʻino aku iā ia.]₁₁,₁₄ Eʻimianaehopuikekahimeanolokomaiokonawaha,iniʻaniʻaailākouiāiaseeking to catch something from within his mouth with which they might accuse him.(Luka 11.54) nianiape₁ [nia·niape] redup. ofniape, long, extended... nianiape₂ [nia·niape] vs.bending, arching. nianiau [nia·niau] var. ofniniau,redup. ofniau, moving smoothly... hoʻonianiauvar. ofhoʻoniniau hoʻonianiauikanaʻauaoquiet, persistent pursuit of knowledge niʻaniʻau [niʻa·niʻau] Niʻihau.same askupukupu;cf.ʻōkupukupu, ferns.FER nianiele [nia·niele] var. ofnieniele, investigate... nīao₁ [nī·ao] n. nīao₂ [nī·ao] nvi.mewing, purring nīao₃ [nī·ao] nvi.stretching up, as by one standing on tiptoe. nīao₄ [nī·ao] n.sharp edge of a knife blade.TOO niape vs.long, extended, as a pole.(rare.) niau vi. hoʻoniaufollowing swiftly and silently; continuing; prolonging; copying, imitating Hoʻoniauakulakamakāulaikānapuleʻana.The prophet continued on and on with his prayer. NiauakuneimakaPenekia.Swiftly sailing away on the Benicia. (chant) Uaniaukekapu.The taboo has passed. nīʻau₁ n.midrib of coconut leaf or frond; rib of an umbrella; coconut-leaf midrib orʻilima rod used as a taboo marker at end of ahālau; groove.fig., tall, thin person.cf.akenīʻau.[Pn(CE) *nii-kau,coconut frond]CN nīʻau₂ n.ramrod nīʻau₃ n.billow.(rare.) nīʻau₄ n.diseases.see below. nīʻau₅ [nī·ʻau] n.nut, as on an ʻukulele or guitar.Niʻihau.seeʻukulele.MUS nīʻau hōlua [nīʻauhō·lua] n.name of a disease (no data). nīʻau kāhili [nīʻaukā·hili] n.broom made of coconut-leaf midribs tied together at one end.alsopūpū nīʻau.CN nīʻau kani n.a true jew's harp, made of a thin strip of wood, about 10 cm long and 2.5 cm wide, with a coconut midrib (nīʻau) or bamboo strip lashed lenghtwise; played something like theʻūkēkē.Kamehameha's return fromOʻahu toHawaiʻi was calledka nīʻau kani because of the sound of the wind rustling the feathers of the manykāhili escorting him.lit., sounding coconut midrib.cf.ʻūkēkē.CN MUS nīʻaukani [nī·ʻau·kani] n.Jew's harp.MUS nīʻaulā [nī·ʻaulā] n.ray, i.e. one of the bony spines supporting the membrane of a fish's fin.lit., fin midrib.FIS Niʻaupala [Niʻau-pala] placename.fishpond,Hālawa qd., southMolokaʻi.lit.: yellow coconut-leaf midrib. nīʻaupiʻo [nīʻau·piʻo] n.offspring of the marriage of a high-born brother and sister, or half-brother and half-sister.lit., bent coconut midrib, i.e., of the same stalk.[He ʻano kūlana aliʻi e loaʻa mai ana mai loko mai o ka moe pū ʻana o ke kaikuahine aliʻi kiʻekiʻe me ke kaikunāne aliʻi kiʻekiʻe. Moe nīʻaupiʻo: Ka moe ʻana o kekahi aliʻi kiʻekiʻe me kona hoahānau ponoʻï i loaʻa mai he keiki i kiʻekiʻe pū ke kūlana.]₁₄,₁₀CN nīʻau pūlumi [nīʻaupū·lumi] n.broom straw.lit., broom(Eng.) coconut-leaf midrib.CN nīʻau ʻūkēkē [nīʻauʻū·kē·kē] same asnīʻau kani, a true jew's harp, made of a thin strip of wood...MUS nīʻau wāwae kahi [nīʻauwā·waekahi] same askākaiawī, ancient name of a disease, the symptoms of which suggest appendicitis in various stages... nie₁ short fornīele, to keep asking questions, inquisitive, curious... Nieau,Moala,ʻehiainuʻawa?I asked with curiosity, Moala, how many kawa drinkers?(PH 121) nie₂ var. ofnia, smooth, round, bald; calm, as a smooth sea... nīele [nī·ele] nvs.to keep asking questions; inquisitive, curious, plying with frivolous questions (often used in pejorative sense, as of a busybody asking things that do not concern him); to quiz, pump; question. As an exclamation of annoyance: you are too inquisitive! Who cares to answer your questions![Ka nīnau ʻana ma ke ʻano he mahaʻoi.]₄ hoʻonīelequestioning, especially by leading up indirectly rather than directly; quizzing; curious; curiosity nīele [nī·ele] vs.curious.alsopena. nā nīele e pili ana relevant questions(EH) nienie [nie·nie] vs.sheer and smooth, as a cliff. KapiʻinanienieoHaʻaheo.The sheer ascent of Haʻaheo. nieniele [nie·niele] to investigate.redup. ofnīele; nihaniha [niha·niha] redup. ofniha, cross... nīheu [nī·heu] n.fancy or unusual style of hair dressing.BOD Nīheu trickster demigod, younger brother ofKana, described askolohe (mischievous) andmakakaha (mean-eyed).(PH 114) nihi₁ nvs.edge, brink, rim, border; sideways, on edge, steep.alsolihi.cf.kūnihi₁, steep, sheer...,kūnihi₂, ridge, as of a precipice...[Pn(NP) *nifi,thin, sharp] nihi₂ vs. EnihikaheleikaukaoPuna,maiʻakoikapua,oliloikealaokahewahewa.Circumspect (or prescribed) the voyage inland of Puna, do not pick flowers or be led to the paths of wrongness.(PH 31) cf. (ON 360) helenihito proceed with caution and diplomacy nohonihito act with caution, diplomacy nihia pas/imp. ofnihi₂, stealthily, quietly... nihi ka hele lurk, to move quietly, to walk slowly, quietly(EH) nihina same asnihi₁, edge, brink, rim, border...,nihi₂, stealthily, quietly, softly... Nihinakaheleakamakani.The wind goes quietly. nihinihi₁ [nihi·nihi] fastidious, overly strict, finicky, decorous, dainty.alsolihilihi.redup. ofnihi₂, stealthily, quietly, softly, unobtrusively, carefully...seenoho lihilihi. ʻaihoʻonihinihito pick at food, as a finicky person; to eat with careful observance of taboos hoʻonihinihicaus/sim lānihinihivery severe taboo day nihinihi₂ [nihi·nihi] redup. ofnihi₁, edge, brink, rim, border...[Ka hiō ʻana, kokoke kū pololei i luna. Nihi, kūnihi, laumania; pili hoʻi i ka pali i paʻakikī ka piʻi ʻana a me ka iho ʻana ma muli o ka nihinihi, e like hoʻi me nā pali ma Koʻolau poko ma Oʻahu.]₈,₉,₁₃ nihipali [nihi·pali] n.a kind of fish (no data).FIS Nihipali [Nihi-pali] placename.place, Wilhelmina Rise,Honolulu.lit.: cliff edgeor creeping [along the] cliff (as referring to rain). niho - tooth; toothed; biting, of the teeth; nipper, as of an insect; .... niho₁ nvs. hoʻonihoto lay stones interlocking; to set stones, as in a fence Hoʻonohonihoʻia.The stones are set [as in a fence]. MaihanawaleakuʻoeiāKeʻoi,heniho.Don't act indiscriminately toward Keʻoi, he has teeth! [He is dangerous, as in sorcery.]. nānihookānapalekauathe bosses of his bucklers(Ioba 15.26) PukakanihooLaʻakea.Laʻakea is getting his teeth. niho n.tooth.seekauka hoʻopololei niho,wili niho,ʻōhiki kauka niho.BOD naukuaiikanihoto grind the teeth pukanihocavity in a tooth, caries.cf.haka waha n.dental, in linguistics.LNG niho₂ n.tapa or mat patterns, always followed by qualifiers;see: niho₃ vs.to have whitecaps.seeʻale kuakea. Uanihokekaiinehinei.The sea had whitecaps yesterday. nihoa₁ toothed, serrated, notched, jagged, sharp; firmly imbedded and interlocked, as stones in a fence.pas/imp. ofniho; Nihoakapali.Toothed is the cliff. Nihoa₂ n.name of an island betweenKauaʻi and Midway. KūpākūkapalioNihoaikamakani.The cliff of Nihoa stands as a bulwark against the wind.[said of one bravely facing misfortune]. Nīhoa [nī·hoa] Nīhoa, the island.Niʻihau.ʻainohu Nīhoa. Nīhoa finch (Telespiza ultima). Nihoa placename.coastal land section,Kaunakakai qd., northMolokaʻi. (Summers 196) Waterfront area in downtownHonolulu formerly owned byKaʻahumanu and named by her in honor of her visit toNihoa Island (Ii 166). The island is the highest of the Northwestern (Leeward) Hawaiian Islands and the one nearest the main islands. It has a maximum elevation of 910 feet and an approximate area of 0.25 square miles. Discovered by Captain Douglas of the British shipIphigenia on March 19, 1789, it was annexed toHawaiʻi in 1898 and is now a part of the City and County ofHonolulu. Kenneth P. Emory (1928) tells of 66 house sites on the island. Small stone images from there are in the Bishop Museum. The famous chant, "KaWaiaKāne," mentions the island(UL 257-259). (Bryan, 1942: 167-170; PH X-XII;(RC 253))seeMauloku.lit.: firmly set. niho ʻaki n.front teeth, incisors; nippers of insects.lit., biting teeth.INS BOD niho ʻawa n.poisonous fang or tooth, as of a centipede. niho ʻelepani [nihoʻele·pani] n.elephant tusk, ivory.(Hoik. 18.12)ANI niho hoʻokomo [nihohoʻo·komo] n.false tooth.alsoniho kuʻi.BOD niho hou new tooth(EH) niho huʻi nvs.toothache; having a toothache.ILL niho kahi nvs.single-toothed, having one tooth remaining; a general term for old age.BOD niho kaʻi₁ n.aching tooth or teeth.lit., leading tooth, i.e., it draws the attention.BOD niho kaʻi₂ n.stones set in a row, as in a fence. niho kekē exposed teeth(EH) nihokepa n.boar's tusk.Niʻihau.ANI niho keu n.protruding, uneven tooth.lit., extra tooth.BOD niho kīlou [nihokī·lou] n.claws of a crab.lit., hook tooth.CRA nihokōmaka [niho·kō·maka] n.a kind of fish (no data).FIS niho kuʻi n.false tooth.alsoniho hoʻokomo.BOD niho lena nvs.yellow tooth; yellow-toothed, said derisively of the old.BOD COL niholiʻiliʻi [niho-liʻi·liʻi] n.atapa design.lit., small teeth or notches.TAP nihomanō [niho-manō] n.atapa design.lit., shark tooth.TAP FIS niho mauole [nihomau·ole] n.worn teeth, a figurative term for a chief who has outlived his usefulness.(Malo 201, Emerson note). A class of chiefs.(AP) niho mole nvs. Heiʻalapuwale,hepāpaʻinihomole.A worthless sea creature, a crab with missing claw. (hula song) niho naue n.loose tooth.BOD nihoniho₁ [niho·niho] nvs.set with teeth, as a saw; toothed, notched, jagged, serrated; scalloped, as lace; scalloped, as potatoes; scallops, notches.cf.huila nihoniho.PPN *nifonifo.TOO hoʻonihonihoto make into a toothed, scalloped, notched design; to make teeth; to carve an irregular notched edge nihoniho₂ [niho·niho] n.tread, as on a tire.Niʻihau.seenemonemo.CAR Nihoʻoawa [Niho-ʻoawa] placename.gulch,Hālawa qd., southMolokaʻi.lit.: tooth gulch. niho ʻoki n.shark's-tooth knife, as used for wood carving and cutting hair.lit., cutting tooth.TOO niho ʻole toothless(EH) nihopalaka n.prong of electrical plug.lit., plug tooth.seepalaka,puka uila. palakanihokoluthree-pronged plug niho peku n.new tooth appearing in the gums; bud shooting from the ground.(Malo 199) niho pōhaku [nihopō·haku] n.interlocking stones (seeniho). Pauikanōhāhānānihopōhakuipaniʻia.The interlocking stones that had dammed [the stream] were torn apart.(For. 5:513) nihopopo [niho·popo] n.a variety of sweet potato.SWP niho popo n.decayed tooth.ILL niho puaʻa n.pig tusk, especially that worn as an ornament.fig. youngʻawa sprout. nihopuʻu [niho·puʻu] n.ataro cultivar.(TC 4)TAR niho puʻu n.buckteeth.BOD nihowilihemo [niho-wili-hemo] n.design onNiʻihau mats consisting of a series of pointed notches, calledkulipuʻu elsewhere.lit., twisting loose tooth. niʻi vs.salt-encrusted, as one exposed to sun and sea.cf.uāniʻi. Niʻihau placename.island inKauaʻi County, 18 miles long, 6 miles wide, with an area of 73 square miles and a 1970 population of 237. Major village isPuʻuwai. Poetic: seekō,ʻulu. (UL 212.) Niʻihau₂ n.a variety ofuhi, yam.SWP nika₁ nvs.nigger, black, blackness, blackened; a term of derision for a marble player who misses a shot.see ex.kūloku.Eng.SPO nika₂ same asmāikoiko, a variety of sugar cane.SUG nika₃ n.a variety of sweet potato; sometimes qualified by the termsʻeleʻele,keʻokeʻo,nui.alsopāʻele.SWP nikala n.nickel, the metallic element.cf.hapaʻumi,five cents, nickel...Eng.SCI Nikalakua,Nikaragua n.Nicaragua.G Nikalakua,Nikarakua [nikala·kua] n.Nicaragua; Nicaraguan.G Nikaragua var. spelling ofNikalakua, Nicaragua... Nikarakua [nikara·kua] n.Nicaragua; Nicaraguan.alsoNikalakua.Eng.G nikelake,niterate [nike·lake] n.nitrate.Eng. niki₁ var. ofʻiniki, to pinch.[Pn(NP) *niti,tight, crowded (Rby): *(n,g)iti] niki₂ same asnīkiʻi, to tie... nīkiʻi [nī·kiʻi] S vt.to tie, as a rope or knot.alsohīkiʻi,hīkiʻikiʻi,mūkiʻi,mūkiʻikiʻi,nākiʻi,nākiʻikiʻi,niki,nikiniki.(For. 4:259)[Nākiʻi. Ka nākiʻi ʻana.]₁₂,₁₁ nīkiʻikiʻi [nī·kiʻi·kiʻi] S redup. ofnīkiʻi, to tie. Nīkine [nī·kine] n.Nicene.see ex.manaʻoʻiʻo, (faith, confidence)...Eng. nikiniki₁ [niki·niki] redup. ofniki₁, pinch,niki₂, tie... nikiniki₂ [niki·niki] n.membrane binding the intestines, peritoneum.cf.maka ʻupena, net mesh...BOD HemōhaiikaumahaʻiamakeahiiāIēhowa,kamakaʻupenaeuhianakanaʻau,amekanikinikiapaumakanaʻauan offering made by fire to Jehovah, the fat that covers the intestines, and all the membrane with the intestines.(Oihk. 3.3) niki o nā ʻaka n.var. spelling ofniki o nāʻaka, jester, clown; clowning.AltSpel niki o nāʻaka,niki o nā ʻaka n.jester, clown; clowning. nikipaʻu [niki·paʻu] vs.wilted, scorched, as with heat.(rare.) nikiriku [niki·riku] nitric.Eng.SCI ʻakikanikirikunitric acid.alsoʻakikanaikokene Nikolo placename.street, Diamond Head section,Honolulu.lit.: Nicholas.(TM) nikoroma [niko·roma] n.nichrome.Eng.SCI nikotina [niko·tina] n.nicotine.Eng. niku₁ vs.dirty, smelly, filthy. Hekeuʻoeakekeikihoʻonikuʻaʻahu.Never was a child like you for getting clothes dirty and smelly. hoʻonikuto soil, make dirty niku₂,nisu n.hawk.(Oihk. 11.16)BIR nikuniku [niku·niku] redup. ofniku₁, dirty... Nile n.Nile.[+]G nilegai var. spelling ofnilekai, nilgai, antelope...ANI nilekai,nilegai [nile·kai] n.nilgai, antelope.Eng.ANI nilekau antelope(EH) NileKeʻokeʻo n.White Nile.[+]G NileKuahiwi n.Mountain Nile.[+]G nilu nvs.admirable, fine. Henilukeʻikenaaku.Admirable to behold. nina₁ same aslina₁, soft; adhesive, sticky... wahaninasoft mouth [said of a finicky eater] nina₂ n.a variety oftaro.(HP 33)TAR ninahaidirinakuhikuhi [nina·hai·dirinakuhi·kuhi] n.ninhydrin indicator.SCI ninanina₁ [nina·nina] redup. ofnina₁, soft... ninanina₂ [nina·nina] n.scar.Niʻihau. (preceded byke).alsoʻālina. ninaninau [nina·ninau] to examine.redup. ofnīnau, question; to ask a question, inquire, interrogate...;[Ka nīnau nui ʻana o kekahi kanaka i kekahi. Nīnau i nā nīnau he nui e pili ana i nā ʻano ʻike liʻiliʻi like ʻole.]₁₃,₁₄ ninaninau [nina·ninau] vt.to interrogate.cf.nīnauele,to interview... palapalaninaninauquestionnaire ninaninau hoʻohuahualau [ninaninauhoʻohuahua-lau] cross-examination(EH) ninaninau pale cross-examination(EH) nīnau [nī·nau] nvt. henīnauwāhipūniua question that cracks the skull [a difficult question] hoʻonīnauto ask a question; to have questions asked; to ask indirectly nīnau [nī·nau] n.issue, i.e. a matter in dispute between two or more parties.[He kumuhana e waiho nei, e like me ka nīnau ea Hawaiʻi, a i ʻole ka nīnau maʻi koko paha.]₁₄ Uanuināʻanonīnaulikeʻoleenoʻonoʻoaiepilianaikēiakumuhanakoʻikoʻi.There are all kinds of issues to consider concerning this urgent topic. nīnauele [nī·nau·ele] same asnīele, to keep asking questions; inquisitive, curious... (rare.) nīnauele [nī·nau·ele] vt.to interview.cf.ninaninau. nīnau hele to go asking questions(EH) nīnau hoʻi [nī·nauhoʻi] n.cross-examination, as of a witness.lit., return question. nīnau hōʻike [nī·nauhōʻike] n.interrogation, usually oral; quiz, examination; catechism.lit., revealing questions. nīnau hoʻohele indirect questioning(EH) nīnau hoʻomaoe indirect questioning(EH) nīnauhoʻomohalamanaʻo [nī·nauhoʻo·mohalamanaʻo] n.open-ended question.lit., question (to) develop thoughts. Enīnauwauiāʻoeikekahinīnauhoʻomohalamanaʻo.Let me ask you an open-ended question. nīnaukohokoho [nī·naukoho·koho] n.multiple-choice question.lit., question (to) select (answers). nīnau kupapaʻu [nī·naukupa·paʻu] n.one who consults the dead or familiar spirits(Isa. 8.19); necromancer.lit., corpse question. nīnaupākākā [nī·naupā·kā·kā] n.leading question. nīnau pili hoʻomana [nī·naupilihoʻo·mana] n.Catechism (Protestant).lit., questions concerning religion. nīnau ʻuhane [nī·nauʻuhane] n.v.one with familiar spirits, necromancer; to speak through familiar spirits.lit., soul asking.(Oihk. 19.31) nini₁ nvt. nini₂ same aslili, jealous.[1. huhū ukiuki. 2. lili.]₁₄ nini₃ n.fence, line of stones; pavement.cf.pānini. nini₄ same asninini, to pour.[Pn(CC) *niŋi,pour out] niniau₁ [nini·au] redup. ofniau, moving smoothly...[1. Ka luhe ʻana i lalo e like me ka pua i mae ma luna o ke kumulāʻau. 2. Ka holo a i ʻole ke kahe ʻana me ke kani ʻole.]₇ hoʻoniniauredup. ofhoʻoniau kahoʻoniniauʻanaiāLohiʻaupursuit of Lohiʻau Niniaukekaheokawai.Swiftly silent flowing of the water. niniau₂ [nini·au] vi.to droop, as a flower.FLO Niniau,ʻehakapuaokekoaiʻe.The koaiʻe flower droops, injured.(UL 68) niniha redup. ofniha, cross... ninihi same asnihinihi, fastidious... Kalalaweninihilaunaʻole.Quiet taking over, unsurpassed. (song) ninihua [nini·hua] nvs.resentment; resentful. hoʻoninihuacaus/sim nīnika₁ [nī·nika] same aspūkāmole, a low, shrubby plant (Lythrum maritimum)... nīnika₂ [nī·nika] same asʻīnika, a plant.PLA ninikea [nini·kea] n.whitetapa, as worn by priests during ceremonies.TAP niniki₁ redup. ofniki₁, pinch...MUS KaninikimakanioKānehoa.The wind piercing of Kānehoa. (chant) niniki₂ n.membrane.SCI ninikiwahīiwi n.periosteum, i.e. the tough membrane adhering tightly to a bone.lit., membrane (that) wraps around (a) bone.BOD ninikiwaikoko n.plasma membrane.lit. plasma membrane.[+]SCI Niniko placename.place, Dowsett Highlands,Honolulu, named for a cousin of Queen Pomare of Tahiti who was brought toHawaiʻi in the 1830s to marry Prince Moses Kamehameha. The prince died before she arrived and she married John K. Sumner and lived at his estate in upperNuʻuanu until she died in 1898.(TM) Niniko is Hawaiianized Tahitian. ninini to cast, as a solid from liquid.redup. ofnini₁, ointment, pour,nini₂, jealous...;(1 Nal. 7.37)bc[Pn(CC) *niŋi,pour out] Ninini placename.point nearNāwiliwili Harbor,Kauaʻi.lit.: pour. nininia [nini·nia] pas/imp. ofninini. nininini [nini·nini] redup. ofnini₁, ointment; pour... ninini wai to water(EH) Nininiwai [Ninini-wai] placename.plain west ofKualapuʻu,Molokaʻi.lit.: pour water. (Summers 37.) niniʻo same asʻōniʻoniʻo, spotted, streaked. hoʻoniniʻocaus/sim niniole [nini·ole] n.a fish. cf.(Malo text, chapter 15, section 8).(And.)FIS ninipo redup. ofnipo₁, yearn for,nipo₂, drowsy... Niponinipoikealohalā,kawahinehaʻalewa,haʻalewaikekai.Yearning, longing for love is the woman swaying, swaying by the sea. (song) ninipolo [nini·polo] rare redup. ofnīpolo₁, drum and chant,nīpolo₂, sick, weak... niniu S hoʻoniniuto cause dizziness; to spin, as a top niniuheleto spin forward, as akilu piece NiniuPunapōikeʻala.Puna is dizzy and thick with fragrance.(ON 2316) niniu S seeʻume niniu,centripital... nīnole₁ [nī·nole] vs. ʻOkahakipuanīnolebreaking the pliant flower (song) nīnole₂ [nī·nole] n.name of a crustacean said to resemble lobster (no data).FIS Nīnole placename.land section and village,Honomū qd.; land section, homesteads, village, cove, and gulch,Honuʻapo qd.,Hawaiʻi. There are freshwater springs at the Nīnole inHonuʻapo; seePūhau. A cannibalisticmoʻo, Kaikapū (hag), lived at theHonuʻapo Nīnole; her pretty granddaughter led travelers to her cave, where she ate them raw (HM 264).lit.: bending. nīnūnē n.issue (area of concern) kanīnūnēokalepiliʻanaināmeaʻaiGMOthe issue of the labeling of GMO produce nio same askē, to criticize.(Malo 140) niʻo₁ n.v.highest point, pinnacle; to reach the summit.cf.noho niʻo. kūikaniʻoto reach the pinnacle, as of achievement or accomplishment ʻOʻoeaʻowaukauikaniʻo.You and I shall reach the highest point. niʻo₂ n.altar, as forhula.alsokuahu.HUL niʻo₃ n.doorway or threshold of a house, very taboo in ancient times.(Kep. 137) niʻo₄ same asʻōniʻo, spotted, streaked. nioe n.tone, in linguistics, as relating to Chinese or Navaho languages.LNG Nioi placename.place, Wilhelmina Rise,Honolulu, named for the red pepper plant or for a tree,Eugenia molokaiana, that when growing atMaunaloa,Molokaʻi, was said to be poisonous.(TM) nīoi₁ [nī·oi] n. nīoi₂ [nī·oi] a tree (Eugenia sp.). Its wood was said to be poisonous only from trees atMauna Loa, Molokaʻi.seekālai pāhoa,kauila.[PPn *unuoi,tree sp. (Eugenia reinwardtiana)]TRE nioi ʻaluʻalu [ni·oiʻaluʻalu] lit., loose.same asnīoi pūhaʻuhaʻu, the bell or sweet pepper... nīoi betela var. spelling ofnīoi pekela, betel nut... nīoi kāmakahala [nī·oikā·maka·hala] n.a chili pepper (Capsicum annuum cv. 'abbreviatum') that is nearly round and about 2.5 cm in length.(Neal 742)PLA nīoi lei [nī·oilei] n.a kind of red pepper, with red, cherryshaped fruits, used forleis. Possibly some kind of cherry pepper (Capsicum annuum cv. 'cerasiforme').(Neal 742)PLA LEI nīoi līpoa [nī·oilīpoa] n.a small variety of hot chili pepper.lit., seaweednīoi.SWD nīoi loloa [nī·oiloloa] n.the long, narrow, hot chili pepper.lit., longnīoi. nīoi niho puaʻa [nī·oinihopuaʻa] n.a chili pepper about 8 or 10 cm long and curved like a hog's tusk.lit., hog-tusknīoi. nīoi nunui [nī·oinunui] n.large peppers, much liked by Hawaiians in relishes.lit., bignīoi. nīoi pekela,nīoi betela [nī·oipekela] n.betel nut.Eng. nīoi pepa [nī·oipepa] n.chili pepper (Capsicum annuum cv. 'longum'), grown for its hot, peppery-tasting fruits, which are red, narrow, 7.5 cm long or more.(Neal 742)PLA nīoi pūʻaluʻalu [nī·oipūʻaluʻalu] same asnīoi pūhaʻuhaʻu. nīoi pūhaʻuhaʻu [nī·oipū·haʻu·haʻu] n.the bell or sweet pepper (Capsicum anuum cv. 'grossum') with large mild-flavored fruits which are eaten when green.lit., puffed. alsonīoiʻaluʻalu,nioipūʻaluʻalu.(Neal 742)PLA nioke n.ebbing, receding, of the tide.(Kep. 103) niole vi.to eat without relish; to pick at food without appetite.cf.mīnole. (rare.) FOO nīʻole vs.toothless. (nī is short forniho.)BOD niolo₁ vs.upright, straight; stately; tall and straight as a tree without branches; sharply peaked, as mountains.fig., righteous, correct.TRE niolo₂ vs.drowsy, sleepy. Niolopa placename.place and old part ofNuʻuanu Valley,Honolulu. (Sterling and Summers 6:189.) niolopua₁ [niolo·pua] vs.handsome. hekanakaniolopuaa handsome person Niolopua₂ [niolo·pua] n.the god of sleep.fig., sleep.see ex.ʻoni₁. HoʻiakulaemoeikamoeaNiolopua.Return to sleep the sleep of Niolopua [death].(ON 2167) UakuilimaakulaaumeNiolopua.I went off hand-in-hand with Niolopua [went to sleep]. ualaʻimeNiolopuapeaceful with Niolopua [sleepy] Niolopua placename.drive, upperNuʻuanu,Honolulu, named for Mrs. Rowena Niolopua Dowsett Turner.(TM).lit.: handsome, beautiful. Niolopua was a god of sleep. nīpeʻa [nī·peʻa] vt.to tie or bind together.Kauaʻi. nipo₁ vs.to yearn for; to be in love with; to love, desire, long for.see ex.ninipo.CN hoʻonipoto make love, court, woo, yearn for ʻOkaholunapeakalauokaniu,hoʻonipoanalāikeehukai.Swaying dipping of the coconut leaves, making love in the sea spray. (song) nipo₂ drowsy, languid, sleepy. Ehoʻonipoʻiaanaekahiamoeiki.Made drowsy by a light sleep. hoʻonipoto cause sleepiness, make drowsy nipoa₁ pas/imp. ofnipo₁, to yearn for, to be in love with...FIS nipoa₂ pas/imp. ofnipo₂, drowsy, languid, sleepy....FIS heiʻauanipoaikaʻauhuhua fish drugged byʻauhuhu poison [a victim of sorcery](ON 616) Nipoa₃ nvs.var. spelling ofNīpona, Nippon; Japanese.G nīpolo₁ [nī·polo] vt.to drum and chant at the same time.(rare.) MUS nīpolo₂ [nī·polo] vs.sick, weak.cf.nipo₂. (rare.) ILL Nīpona [nī·pona] nvs.Nippon; Japanese.Eng.G Nīpona,Nipoa n.Nippon.G niponipo [nipo·nipo] redup. ofnipo₁, yearn for,nipo₂, drowsy...[hoʻoniponipo: Ka ʻiʻini nui ʻana a i ʻole ka lilo ʻana i ka manaʻo pilialoha no kekahi poʻe.]₇ nīpuʻu [nī·puʻu] same ashīpuʻu, to tie knots Nīpuʻupaʻaʻiameʻoe,kealohaokāua.Bound fast to you is our love. (song) nīpuʻupuʻu [nī·puʻu·puʻu] knotted, knotty.redup. ofnīpuʻu; nitarahate [nitara·hate] n.nitrate.Eng.SCI nitarahite [nitara·hite] n.nitrite.Eng.SCI niterate var. spelling ofnikelake, nitrate... Ēniu,ēkūlolo.O coconut, O coconut pudding [said of one who talks too much; seeniu kūlolo]. NiumoeaKalapana.The supine coconut palm of Kalapana. [Young trees were bent over and made to grow crookedly, in order to commemorate great events; two of such trees were at Kalapana in 1950]. niu₂ S vs.spinning, whirling, dizzy.cf.niniu,niua,niuniu,make ulu niu.[(OC) PPn *liu,turn round] Niu placename.ridge and valley,Waimea district,Kauaʻi. Land division,Kaupō,Maui. Subdivision ofHonolulu, land division, valley, and intermediate school,Koko Head qd.,Oʻahu.lit.: coconut. niua S pas/imp. ofniu₂, 'spinning, whirling, dizzy', with connotations ofniuniu,niniu[Pn(NP) *niwa,giddy, dizzy][Ka hoʻopōniuniu ʻia ʻana; ka lilo loa ʻana o ka manaʻo a kau ma kekahi manaʻo hoʻokahi. Ka pōniuniu ʻana, ka ʻoni ʻana o ka naʻau no ke aloha nui i kekahi mea.]₉,₇ HekaʻaohoʻoniuapuʻuwainoKamiki.A heart-stirring story about Kamiki. hoʻoniuato cause to spin, whirl, stir Uaniuanāmaka.Eyes were fascinated. (also used unfavorably in(2 Pet. 2.14):Ua niua nā maka i nā wāhine moekolohe,eyes made dizzy [or shocked] by adulterous women). niu ʻākaʻa [niuʻā·kaʻa] var. ofniu ʻōkaʻa. niuaua [ni·ua·ua] S vs.somewhat dizzy; sad, unlucky.cf.niua. Niue n.Niue.Eng.[+]G niu haku n.sprouting coconut.CN niuhaku n.sprouting coconut or one with eye emerging.cf.haku.CN niu haohao [niuhao·hao] seehaohao₂, soft meat that can be scooped from young coconuts... Niuhelewai [Niu-hele-wai] placename.old part ofHonolulu, site of a battle in which Kahekili ofMaui defeated Kahahana ofOʻahu; a stream here was choked with corpses (Alexander, 1891:123). (For. 4:575.)seeKolekole.lit.: coconut going [in] water. niu hiwa n.a variety of coconut, with husk of fruit dark green when mature and shell black. Used ceremonially, medicinally, and for cooking.lit., dark.(HP 190)[He niu i ʻōmaʻomaʻo ka hua ke pala.]₁₄CN niu hua lau n.a variety of coconut, with very numerous small, sweet fruits.lit., coconut with many fruit.CN Niu Iki placename.circle,Niu Valley,Honolulu.lit.: littleNiu. niu kaʻa same asniu ʻōkaʻa, shriveled, dry coconut meat separated from the shell... niu kahiki n.date palm.lit., foreign coconut.CN Niukūkahi [Niu-kū-kahi] placename.ancient surfing area,Kahului qd.,Maui.(Finney-Houston 28).lit.: coconut standing alone. niu kuli S n.a disease characterized by loss of hearing and dizziness, perhaps Ménière's disease.lit., dizzy [and] deaf. niu kūlolo [niukū·lolo] interj.stop talking!lit., coconut-pudding.seeniu₁.CN niu lelo n.a variety of coconut with fruit reddish and shell yellow, used in many ways, but not ceremonially or medicinally.lit., yellow coconut.(HP 190)[He niu i melemele ka hua ke pala.]CN Niuliʻi [Niu-liʻi] placename.village, land division and stream,Kohala andWaipiʻo qds.,Hawaiʻi. Reservoir, Lualualei,Oʻahu.lit.: small coconut. niu lolokaʻa₁ [niulolo·kaʻa] same asniu ʻōkaʻa, shriveled, dry coconut meat separated from the shell... niu lolokaʻa₂ [niulolo·kaʻa] S n.dizziness. niu lolokia coconut stem(EH) niu maloʻo n.copra, dry coconut meat.CN Niumalu [Niu-malu] placename.small beach area just north ofHuliheʻe Palace,Kailua,Hawaiʻi (Ii 110, 118). Beach park and land division,Līhuʻe,Kauaʻi. Land sections,Kaupō andHāna qds.,Maui. Before 1954 there was a hotel by this name near the site of the Hawaiian Village Hotel,Waikīkī,Honolulu.lit.: shade [of] coconut trees. niuniu₁ [niu·niu] vs.rich, oily, as fat food. niuniu₂ [niu·niu] unlucky, unfortunate.same asniniu; Heniuniukaʻuinehinei.I had bad luck yesterday. Uahoʻomāʻonawauināʻuhaneapauiniuniu.I have replenished every sorrowful soul.(Ier. 31.25) niu ʻōkaʻa [niuʻō·kaʻa] n.shriveled, dry coconut meat separated from the shell; a nut with loose meat.lit., rolling coconut.CN niu Polapola [niupola·pola] n.a variety of coconuts with large nuts.lit., Borabora or Tahitian coconut.CN niu wali coconut cream(EH) no noa noan noao noap nobl noe noea noek noel noen noeo noeu noha nohe nohi noho nohu noi noia noie noih noii noik noil noim noin noio noka noke noki noko noku nola nole noli nolo nolu nome nomi nona none noni nono nonu noo nooa nool noon noou nopa nopi nopo nopu nore noro nota note noti nou noua noui noul noun noup nova now nowa nowe no- var. spelling ofnō-, stative prefixes... no prep.of, for, because of, belonging to, in behalf of, honoring, to, for, from, resulting from, concerning, about.seena.(Gram. 9.11) [Pn(EP) *no,belonging to, from, of] Hemelenokalani.A song for the chief. Nolailalākou?They are from there? nō-,no- stative prefixes.(Gram. 6.3.2) nō₁ nvi. nō₂ n.fifth note on the musical scale, so.MUS nō n.so, the fifth note on the musical scale.seepākōlī.MUS nō₃ intensifying part.Very, quite, fairly, anyway. (Maikaʻi nō is less emphatic thanmaikaʻi loa, 'very good'.)(Gram. 7.5) PCP *noo. Ehanamuaʻiaananōkaalanui.The road will actually be made first. Ināmaopopoʻole,kākaunō.If [you] don't understand, write anyway. Inānōauemakenou.If only I had died for you. Maikaʻinō.Quite good, very good, fairly good. ʻOianō.So that's it; that's so. Peheaʻoe?Maikaʻinō.How are you? Oh, all right. Uakoenōnaʻekeola.Yet life remains. noa₁ nvs.freed of taboo, released from restrictions, profane; freedom.bc[(EO) PPn *noa,be common, worthless] Healiʻinoaauloa.A chief who frees [his people] from taboo for a long time. hoʻonoato cause to cease, as a taboo; to free from taboo; to repeal, revoke; to adjourn, as a meeting; to prostitute, as one's daughter(Oihk. 19.29) Uaweheʻākeaʻiakanoaonāwahiapauokekūlanakauhale.The restrictions on all parts of the city were opened up completely. noa seekī noa,free throw (basketball)...SPO noa₂ n.commoner; formerly, the offspring of the marriage of apiʻo,naha, ornīʻaupiʻo aristocrat with a person without rank or possibly ofpapa rank.bc noʻa₁ n.stone or small piece of wood used in the games ofpūhenehene andnoʻa.SPO noʻa₂ n.v.a game in which thenoʻa was hidden under bundles oftapa and the players guessed where it was; to play this game.fig., secret thoughts or plans.(Malo 225–6)TAP SPO noʻa₃ vs.colored, as color streak in pearl shell.cf.noʻenoʻe.COL nōʻā {nō-ʻā₁}vs.constantly burning, of fire; unquenchable, as a volcano; dried up, as land in drought.see ex.noʻao.VOL hoʻonōʻāto cause a burning KenōʻālāikaukaoHāmākua.Raging fire inland of Hamakua.(FS 285) noanoa [noa·noa] same asnoa₂, commoner; formerly, the offspring of the marriage of apiʻo,naha... Kahunanoanoa.A priest not of high rank. hoʻonoanoato free from taboo noʻao nvs.fiery, hot; heat.MUS ʻOKauholanuikekapuahinoʻao,nōʻāwelaikekapu.Kauholanui the hot fire place, burning hot with taboo. (chant) noʻa paheʻe S n.game in whichnoʻa pebbles were pitched as quoits.lit., slidingnoʻa.SPO Noble placename.lane,Kapālama section,Honolulu, named for John Avery Noble, of English-Hawaiian ancestry, who was first a jockey for William Cornwell onMaui and later a salesman. His wife was Elizabeth Kapeka McCandless; they were parents of Johnny Noble, a musician and composer born in 1892.(TM) noe₁ nvi. Noekeʻalaokalehua.Misty is the fragrance of the lehua. Noewalemainōkealohaikuʻuleiaʻuihakuai.Love alights like mist over the lei I have woven. Noe₂ n.a rare name for the northeast tradewind (Moaʻe).WIN noʻe same asnoʻenoʻe, printed, oftapa; colored....; quiet, sedate... noʻeau [noʻe·au] vs.clever, skillful, dexterous, wise, artistic, talented, expert, technical.bc Hewahinenoʻeauikahakuleihulu.A woman skillful at making feather leis. ʻōlelonoʻeauwise or entertaining proverb, saying Noʻeau placename.street, Wilhelmina Rise,Honolulu, named for an Inter-Island steamer.(TM).lit.: clever. noʻeau hoʻokele [noʻe·auhoʻo·kele] n.management, administrative skill. noʻeau hoʻokele waiwai [noʻe·auhoʻo·kelewai·wai] n.estate management, economics. noʻeau ka hana ʻana good workmanship(EH) noe kolo n.creeping mist.WIN Noela n.Noel.Eng. Noela placename.street and place,Waikīkī,Honolulu.(TM).lit.: Noel. Noelani [Noe-lani] placename.elementary school,Mānoa,Honolulu.lit.: heaven mist. noelo,nowelo vi.to delve, seek, as for knowledge.[Ka noiʻi ʻana ma ka ʻimi naʻauao.]₇MUS Nāuinoiʻinoeloaku,paunāpalipaʻaikaʻikeʻia.You sought and searched for wisdom, all the solid cliffs were seen. (chant for Kalākaua) Noeloikapiliʻaoʻao.Seeking ways and means, of being at [her] side. (song) noenoe [noe·noe] hoʻonoenoeredup. ofhoʻonoe. cf.lāʻau hoʻonoenoe Uapākīʻahapahalā,kenoenoemainei.Maybe he's touched a glass, the one here who is so befogged. noʻenoʻe₁ [noʻe·noʻe] vs.printed, oftapa; colored.cf.kīhei ʻaʻahu noʻenoʻe.TAP COL noʻenoʻe₂ [noʻe·noʻe] vs.quiet, sedate.[Noho mālie.]₁₄FIS Nohomālie,likemekahilu,heiʻanoʻenoʻe.Sitting quietly like the hilu, a quiet fish. nōeo [nō·eo] var. spelling ofnōweo, bright. noeuahi [noe·uahi] n.haze, as after a volcanic eruption.lit., smoke mist.VOL WIN noeʻula nvs.pink mist, as that about the rainbow; redor sore-eyed, as from going in the sea.WIN kamakanoeʻulaikekaieyes reddened by the sea nohā var. ofnahā, cracked, broken...[Ka wāwahi ʻia ʻana o kekahi mea a waiho ʻia he mau ʻāpana liʻiliʻi. Ka nahā ʻana, ʻo ia hoʻi, ka wāwahi ʻia ʻana a he mau ʻāpana liʻiliʻi.]₉,₁₀ nohae {no-hae₃}S var. ofnahae, torn, rent... nōhaehae [nō·hae·hae] S var. ofnāhaehae,redup. ofnahae, torn, rent...[Ka nahae nui ʻana o kekahi mea.]₁₀ nōhāhā [nō·hā·hā] var. ofnāhāhā,redup. ofnahā, cracked, broken...[Like ka manaʻo me “nohā".]₉ nōhāhāliʻiliʻibroken into bits Pauikanōhāhānānihopōhakuipaniʻia.The interlocking stones that had dammed [the stream] were torn apart.(For. 5:513) nohea nvs.handsome, pretty, lovely, of fine appearance; a handsome or fine looking person .[PPn *ŋose,agreeable][Ka uʻi.]₁₇ Henoheaʻoeikuʻumakayou are lovely in my eyes (song) no hea S interj.from where?, whence? nohenohea₁ [nohe·nohea] redup. ofnohea, handsome, pretty, lovely...(UL 41) nohenohea₂ [nohe·nohea] same asnoenoe, gray-haired; befogged...WIN Ipōikauahinohenoheaikanahele.Darkened by the smoke spreading like fog in the forest. (prayer) noheʻo mischievous, mischief; rascal.(And.) nohi S vs.bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow.cf.kīnohi.[Ka ikaika o nā waihoʻoluʻu, e like paha me nā waihoʻoluʻu o ke ānuenue.]₆WIN COL nōhie [nō·hie] vs.simple, basic, uncomplicated.cf.nōhihi,complex...[PPn *ŋaofie,easily, without difficulty] nōhihi [nō·hihi] vs.complex.cf.nōhie,simple... nohili vs.tedious, slow.cf.hili₂. Nohili placename.small area and point in Barking Sands beach,Kauaʻi. Street,Hawaiʻi Kai,Honolulu. nohinohi [nohi·nohi] S redup. ofnohi, bright-colored, vivid... hoʻonohobone hooks lashed together noho -(baby) stroller
-filled with aloha, beneficent, benevolent (similar to meanings ofaloha).
-sour disposition
-conceited, proud, willful; proud heart.
-grateful heart,
-evil-hearted, malevolent
-malicious, malevolent; evil or nasty heart, misanthrope.
-lighthearted
-evil-hearted.
-uncooperative, unaccommodating
-of hateful or nasty nature, spiteful, surly, malevolent; sour or surly disposition, ....
-blundering, careless, thoughtless.
-name of an introduced flower (no data).
-doubtful, two-minded, undecided, indecisive.
-whorish heart,
-soft- or tender-hearted.
-modest
-modest heart; to have such; unpretentious.
-short-tempered; lit., short intestine.
-upright, just; right-minded; upright heart.
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-mental arithmetic.
-mental math.lit., mind counting.
-lighthearted
-mental math.lit., mathematics (in the) mind.
-small intestine.
-good temper
-memorized, remembered. lit., fixed intestines.
-short forpaʻanaʻau, memorized
-worry
-affective domain, as relating to the learning process.lit., heart domain.
-Blessed are the poor in spirit
• intestines, bowels, guts;
• mind, heart, affections; of the heart or mind;
• mood, temper, feelings.
•fig., child.
.cf.naʻau aliʻi,naʻau ʻino,naʻaupō.bc[PPn *ŋaakau,intestines]BOD
• rock crevice, as in the sea;
• full of holes, chinks.
[He māwae a i ʻole he ʻalu o lalo o ke kai; he mea i piha ka pukapuka. He mau lua liʻiliʻi ma ke alo o ka pali, he mau māwae pōhaku, i lawa paha ka nui no ke komo ʻana o ka māiʻuʻu lima i loko, a piʻi ke kanaka i luna. He ana liʻiliʻi i loko o ke kai; he wahi pōhaku pukapuka.]₇,₁₇,₁₉
• stretched out of shape;
• yielding, soft, miry, spongy; misshapen;
• swamp, mire, bog;
• to stretch.
[PPn *ŋahele,soft]PLA
naʻenaʻe₁ [naʻe·naʻe] n.all species of native genus in the daisy family (Dubautia), which are shrubs or small trees with narrow leaves and small yellow, orange, purple, or white flower heads borne in large cone-shaped clusters.alsohanupaoa,hinaʻaikamalama,neʻineʻi.(Neal 845)PLA TRE FLO
• cracked, broken, as a dish;
• smashed to bits, as masonry;
• to act as a purgative;
• to split;
• loss of virginity.
bc[Pn(EP) *ŋa-faʻa,burst, break, split open]
• torn, rent; tear; to rip or tear
• (said figuratively of emotions).
.seehae₃.bc[Pn(NP) *ŋa-sae,torn, rent]
• forest, grove, wilderness, bush;
• trees, shrubs, vegetation,
• weeds, undergrowth.
bcPCP *ngaa(f,s)ele(f,s)ele.[1. nā meakanu lapuwale e ulu wale ana i loko o ka māla pua, pā hale, a pēlā aku me ka makemake ʻole ʻia. 2. he ulu lāʻau liʻiliʻi o nā kumulāʻau. He meakanu kupu wale ma kahi i makemake ʻole ʻia ai e kupu.]₁₄,₁₉PLA
• soft, sweet, melodious, as music or a gentle voice;
• soft, as fine cloth;
• softly blowing, as a gentle breeze;
• gentle-mannered, soft-spoken, suave.
[(OC) PPn *ŋase-ŋase,weak, feeble][Ka ʻoluʻolu a haʻahaʻa o ke ʻano; ke ʻano kilakila a nani hoʻi.]₉WIN MUS
• hollow, as a cleft where fish hide;
• deepset, as eyes of a starving person;
• eye sockets.
[Pn(CE) *naho,[hollow...] *na(f,s)o][He kumu iʻa e holo like ana me he pōʻai nui lā. He hakahaka; wahi a ka iʻa e peʻe ai.]₁₄,₁₉FIS BOD
• to flee, of several;
• to run away;
• gone away.
(2 Sam. 23.9)[PPn *ŋaasolo,move swiftly forward]
• to bite; to have a tendency to bite, as a dog; bite.
• to sting, as beating rain;
• pain, as of stomachache or of childbirth;
bc[Pn(CE) *ŋasu,bite]WIN ILL
naio₃ n.the bastard sandal-wood (Myoporum sandwicense), a native tree, with hard, dark yellow-green wood, scented like sandal-wood. Leaves are narrow-oblong, pointed, grouped at branch ends; flowers are small, pink or white; fruit, small, white, round.cf.ʻaʻaka.(Neal 791)[Pn(CE) *ŋaio,a tree (Myoporum sp.)]PLA TRE FLO
• to quiver, quake, tremble,
• shake, as jello or as with cold or fear;
• shaky, unsteady, shivering, shaking.
[Ka haʻalulu ʻana. Ka haʻalulu ʻana me ka naue nō hoʻi.]₇,₉
• rattling, as of a window;
• rustling, as of paper.
[PPn *ŋatete,shake, tremble, be mobile: *gate(e)te(e)][Ke kani a ka pukaaniani a i ʻole ka lau ke pā mai ka makani a hōʻoniʻoni ʻia.]₄
• to root, wallow, as a hog;
• to tread, trample, push, as through mud or grass;
• to struggle;
• to roil, as water;
• to delve, search.
seeʻakaʻakai and ex.,oi₂.alsohaunaku.[(FJ) PPn *natu,knead, mix with water][Ka hoʻoikaika ʻana i kekahi hana me ka paʻakikī naʻe. Ka hele ʻana i loko o ka meakanu kiʻekiʻe a hiki paha i ka ʻōpū a e pahu aku ana me nā wāwae. Ka hehi ʻana o ka wāwae ma luna.]₇,₁₄,₁₈PLA ANI
• elbowing; to elbow;
• piston-like motion.
.cf.kuʻe₁, to elbow.
• to rumble, roar, rumbling;
• thump; beating, as the heart;
• thrilled
(perhapsnaku₁ +-ʻi, transitivizer).(Gram. 6.6.4)
• dripping, as water;
• patter, clatter, rattle, echo;
• rumbling, as the stomach;
• grumbling;
• vibrating, as thunder;
• to spread or circulate, as rumor.
[Nākulukulu, nākuʻi, halalū, kamumu; he kani e like me ke kuʻi ʻana o ka hēkili paha, a i ʻole ke kani o ka nalu e poʻi ana paha. Like ka manaʻo me "nākolo," ke kani ʻana e like me ka hekili a i ʻole nā nalu poʻi he nui. Ke kani o ka ʻōpū ma muli paha o ka pōloli.]₂,₇,₁₈
• lost; to lose,
• vanished; to disappear, to pass away,
• concealed, hidden,
• forgotten,
• missing;
(aloaʻa-type word,seepōnalo₂;see ex.,ʻikena).(Gram. 4.4) bc[(OC) PPn *ŋalo,out of sight, disappeared, forgotten, ? lost][ʻIke ʻole ʻia.]₁₄
• dull headache;
• dull pain in the stomach,
• queasy;
• to have such pains.
[Pn(NP) *ŋaalulu,headache, nausea]ILL
• snarling;
• to strut or provoke, as one looking for a fight, as a threatening boaster, or stiff-legged dogs ready to pounce on each other;
• sexually excited, of males;
• to stretch, as muscles.
[Pn(NP) *nana,aggressive][Ka māloʻeloʻe a ʻoʻoleʻa.]₁
• to look at, observe, see,
• notice,
• inspect;
• to care for,
• pay attention to,
• take care of.
.cf.kūnānā,nānā ʻole.bc[Pn(CE) *naa-naa,look at][Ke kūlana e nānā ʻia ai ʻoe.]₁₄MUS
• difficult to climb, as a cliff;
• stiff-backed; to walk with stiff back; humped over as a result of stiffness.
• to strut, act the dandy;
• to lean back stiffly or haughtily
.alsolanai.ILL
• unfriendly,
• bitter, crabbed,
• estranged;
• to pay no attention to a call;
• to ignore, as former friends.
.alsolanau. (rare.) [Ke ʻano aloha ʻole a loko ʻino paha; ka huli kua ʻana i kekahi kanaka i kāhea mai iā ʻoe.]₇
• interesting, of absorbing interest; fascinating,
• to have a good time, enjoyable;
• repose, tranquility; leisure, at leisure,
• relaxed, at ease,
• amused,
• engaged with, busy with;
bc[Pn(NP) *nanea,sufficient][Walea; ʻoluʻolu o ka noʻonoʻo me ke kino i kekahi hana.]₁₄MUS
nānū [nā·nū·] n.native species of gardenia, shrubs and trees with broad leaves and tubular, white single flowers.alsonāʻū.cf.kiele.(Neal 800)TRE FLO
• ripple;
• ridge, as of twilled cloth or atapa beater;
• groove; grooved
• streak ontapa;
• grain of wood or stone;
• thread of a screw;
.seenaohoʻopaʻi.[PPn *ŋao,depression, groove, engraved mark]TAP
• bending and swaying, as coconut fronds;
• surging, as the sea;
• to rise and fall, as the chest in breathing;
• yielding, springy.
.cf.holu nape, to sway, wave; swaying...[Ka luli ʻana e like me ka luli ʻana o ke kumu niu i ka makani. Ka pehu ʻana i luna mai lalo a me ka iho hou ʻana i lalo me ka neʻe ʻole i kahi ʻē; like nō me napenape, akä, ʻoi aku ka ikaika, a he hoʻokahi manawa a i ʻole he emi mai ka nui o nā manawa ma mua o ka napenape.]₇,₁₄CN
• cavity, hollow, rut, depression;
• armpit;
• hollow at the juncture of the wing with the body of a fowl;
• to sink, go down, set (of the sun), to enter or sink into out of sight.
.cf.poʻo, depression.bc[Ka iho ʻana o ka lā i lalo o ka ʻalihilani. Ka welo ʻana aku o ka lā.]₄,₁₅
• to chew, munch, masticate,
• gnash the teeth;
• grinder, as of a sugar mill;
• feed dog on sewing machine that holds cloth at the needle.
•fig., surly, full of hatred, as eyes.
.cf.mama, to chew without swallowing, askava.bc[PPn *ŋau,chew in order to extract juice, as sugar-cane]KAV
• sighing deeply;
• to prolong the breath,
• especially in a children's game atKona: children would make a prolongedu-sound just at sunset, believing that the sun would not set as long as they held their breath;
• to playnāʻū.SPO
• to move,
•go, proceed
• rock, sway,
• shake, tremble; to vibrate;
• to quake, as the earth;
• to march;
• loose and insecure, as a tooth;
• revolving, as hips in ahula.
.cf.ue₁.[PPn *ŋaue,shake][ʻOni na kekahi mea ʻano nui.]₁₄WIN HUL
• to chew, munch, masticate,
• gnash the teeth;
• grinder...;
• to munch one's words and speak indistinctly, mumble.
PPN *ngaungau.[Ka hana o nā niho ma mua o ka moni ʻana.]₄
naupaka kahakai [nau·pakakaha·kai] n.the beachnaupaka (Scaevola taccada), a spreading, succulent shrub found on coasts of tropical Asia and some islands of the Pacific. Flowers are white and may be streaked with purple. The berries are white and about 1.3 cm long, looking like hailstones.alsohuahekili,aupaka (Niʻihau).(Neal 820–1)PLA
naupaka kuahiwi [nau·pakakua·hiwi] n.all mountain species ofnaupaka.cf.ʻohe naupaka.(Neal 819–20)PLA
Nāwahī ioʻa.Joseph Kahoʻoluhi Nāwahī [Iosepa Kahoʻoluhi Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu], nationalist leader, legislator, lawyer, newspaper publisher, and painter. Through his long political service during the monarchy and the important roles he played in the resistance and opposition to its overthrow, Nāwahī is regarded as an influential Hawaiian patriot. (January 13, 1842. Kaimū, Puna, Hawaii - September 14, 1896 (aged 54)San Francisco, California).
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• fretting, teasing or nagging for something;
• returning persistently, as a thought or desire.
• murmuring, as the sea;
[Pn(NP) *ŋeŋe,weary][Ka hoʻoluhi ʻana i kekahi poʻe me ka leo uē e like me ke keiki e hoʻoluhi a namanamu ana paha i kona makua ma ka leo uē wale.]₇
• moving along little by little or by fits and starts;
• to step, march, creep, hitch along;
• to push along, as work;
• to squirm.
bc[Pn(NP) *neke,move oneself, edge along, crawl][Neʻemua: neʻe i mua; holo i mua.]₁₄
• to move as a whole or unit;
• moving or working together in unison;
• spreading all over, as a lava flow or vine;
• combined, united;
• swarming;
• flank movement.VOL
• to rustle, as leaves or the sea;
• rumbling;
• groping with the hands, as in searching.
[Ke kani a nā lau maloʻo ke hehi ʻia, me nā ʻiliʻili e poʻi ʻia ana e ka nalu liʻiliʻi ma kahakai. Ke kani ʻana e like me ke poʻi ʻana o ka nalu a i ʻole ka pā ʻana o ka makani i nā lau o ke kumulāʻau.]₄,₇
nehe₄ n.native shrubs and herbs (Lipochaeta spp.) in the daisy family, with yellow flowers.(Neal 840)[(FJ) PPn *nefe,plant sp]PLA FLO
• to rumble, as an earthquake;
• sighing, soughing, as of the wind;
• indistinct sound, as of distant shouting.
bc[Ka nākolo ʻana o ka honua; ke kani ʻana o ka pihe. Ka ʻoniʻoni a ke ōlaʻi. Ke kamumu, ka halulu mamao i ka manawa o ke ōlaʻi.]₆,₁₄,₁₇TAP
•same askōʻeleʻele, a seaweed
•according to(Reed 116), same aslimu uaua loli.bcSWD
i ka pō neilast night
kēia pule aku neilast week
Following nouns and pronouns,nei means 'this' and may indicate affection, as in the common sequencesHawaiʻi nei, this [beloved] Hawaiʻi, ande ia nei ore i nei, you [beloved] who are here. Preposednei seems to carry both favorable and pejorative emotional connotations:nei ʻāina, this [fine] land,neimaʻiʻokalēpela, this [horrible] disease, leprosy.
• to chirp, as a cricket;
• to croak, as a mudhen;
• crying, as in distress;
• whimpering, as a sleeping infant
.cf.nē₁, fretting[Pn(EP) *ŋee,squealing or screeching sound]INS
nēnē₂ [nē·nē] n.Hawaiian goose (Nesochen sandvicensis), protected and rare onMaui and inHawaiʻi uplands (down to 40 at one time and about 1,000 in 1978).The official bird of the state of Hawaiʻi, found in the wild only on the islands ofMaui,Kauaʻi andHawaiʻi.BIR
• flabby fat; soft plumpness.
• soft, as fine, worked-up soil;
• boggy, marshy, springy, swampy; mire, bog, marsh;
[Ke ʻano o nā ʻāina pulu loa i ka wai; ʻo ia hoʻi ka nāele, ka ʻolokele a me ke ālialia. 1. ʻaʻole miomio loa ke ʻano o ka nānā ʻana me ka hana kohu ʻaila e lewalewa ana ma ka ʻōpū. 2. lalau mai ke kumuhana.]₁₃,₁₄
• empty, bare, desolated;
• nothing, naught;
• failing, getting nowhere.
.seeneoneo, to ravage; chaos...redup. ofneo...[ʻAʻohe mea loaʻa.]₁₄
• plump, full and round in flesh, bulging;
• swollen, as a stream.
.cf.nenelu,same asnenelu, flabby fat...BOD
• edge, as of a canoe(FS 143);
• groove;
• rim, as of a bowl.
• groove;
[Pn(CE) *niao,gunwale of canoe, rim, edge (of tool): *ni(i)ao]CAN
• moving smoothly, swiftly, silently, peacefully;
• flowing or sailing thus;
• to pass on,
• glide.
[Ka holo ʻana me ka hāmau a me ka ʻoniʻoni ʻole iki. Holo mālie.]₇,₁₄MUS
• stealthily, quietly, softly, unobtrusively, carefully;
• creeping silently and softly, as on tiptoe;
• difficult or precarious of passage, as a trail along a precipice;
• circumspect, prudent, with careful observance of taboos, with discrimination.
[Pn(CE) *nifi,move stealthily][Ka hele mālie loa 'ana i ʻole e lohe 'ia.]₇FLO
-front teeth, incisors; nippers of insects. lit., biting teeth.
-poisonous fang or tooth, as of a centipede.
-elephant tusk, ivory.
-false tooth.
-new tooth
-toothache; having a toothache.
-single-toothed, having one tooth remaining; a general term for old age.
-aching tooth or teeth. lit., leading tooth, i.e., it draws the attention.
-stones set in a row, as in a fence.
-exposed teeth
-boar's tusk.
-protruding, uneven tooth. lit., extra tooth.
-claws of a crab. lit., hook tooth.
-false tooth.
-yellow tooth; yellow-toothed, said derisively of the old.
-worn teeth, a figurative term for a chief who has outlived his usefulness.
- gap in a row or series, as left by a missing tooth; notch; worn ....
-loose tooth.
-shark's-tooth knife, as used for wood carving and cutting hair. lit., cutting tooth.
-toothless
-prong of electrical plug.lit., plug tooth.
-whale tooth, whale-tooth pendant, a symbol of royalty.
-new tooth appearing in the gums; bud shooting from the ground.
-interlocking stones (seeniho).
-decayed tooth.
-pig tusk, especially that worn as an ornament. Fig. youngʻawa sprout.
-buckteeth.
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-lit., to eat tooth tartar.
-a small fish (no data).
-to expose teeth (scold)
-scold, to expose teeth.
-gums. lit., tooth-protecting flesh.
-orthodontist.lit., doctor (who) straightens teeth.
-dentist. lit., tooth doctor.
-toothbrush holder.lit., toothbrush placement.
- surly, cross, cranky, violently rude, needlessly and unbearably ....
-toothpick. lit., stick to pick teeth.
-alveolar, in linguistics.lit., tooth ridge.
-same aslei palaoa, ivory pendant...
-dental floss; to floss one's teeth.lit., thread (for) teeth.
-teeth set on edge
-a chili pepper about 8 or 10 cm long and curved like a hog's tusk. lit., hog-tusk ....
-dentist's pick, probe.
-toothpick.
-toothpick. lit., probe tooth.
-young, probably ofʻāwela, a fish. lit., big-toothed young.
-row of teeth.
-toothbrush.
-tartar of the teeth.
-row of teeth, set of teeth; jaw, bridge for false teeth.
-toothpaste.
-toothpaste.
-hog's tooth pin. Formerly also calledpine hoaka. lit., pig tooth pin.
-toothbrush container, usually made of plastic.
-toothpaste tube.
-teethe
-tooth cavity.
-cavity in a tooth, caries.
-dentist's drill.lit., tooth drill.
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-to have whitecaps.
• tooth; toothed; biting, of the teeth;
• nipper, as of an insect;
• octopus beak;
• Aristotle's lantern, of a sea urchin;
• claw, as of crab;
• tusk;
• stones set interlocking, as in a wall;
• cog.
.seenihomanō, a tapa design.lit., shark tooth...bc[(AN) PPn *nifo,tooth]CRA BOD
niholiʻiliʻi, atapa design.lit., small teeth or notches...
nihomanō, atapa design.lit., shark tooth...
nihowilihemo, design onNiʻihau mats consisting of a series of pointed notches, calledkulipuʻu elsewhere.lit., twisting loose tooth...bc
• gap in a row or series, as left by a missing tooth;
• notch;
• worn smooth, as teeth of a saw.CRA BOD
niho palaoa n.whale tooth, whale-tooth pendant, a symbol of royalty.[He ʻano wehi o ke au kahiko i hana ʻia i ka nui o ka manawa me ka niho o ke koholā, akā, i ke au hou o kākou, he hana pū ʻia me ka lāʻau a mea ʻē aʻe paha.]₁₄
Niʻihau₁ n.name of one of the Hawaiian Islands; an inhabitant ofNiʻihau Island.see saying,kīkū.
• question;
• to ask a question,
• inquire,
• interrogate; interrogation,
• query.
.cf.noi, to ask for something.bc
• ointment, balm; to apply ointment;
• to pour,
• spill.
[PPn *nini,smear, daub, rub on]ILL
• to spin;
• worried, sad;
• dizzy; dizziness, vertigo,
• unclear or blurred vision; blurred, indistinct
redup. ofniu₂, spinning, whirling, dizzy...PPN *liliu.
• weak, as an infant;
• swaying, bending, as a plant;
• pliable.
.cf.mīnole, to eat a very little, to pick at food without appetite or desire...[Ka nāwaliwali, ke koʻiʻi ʻole.]₁₁PLA FLO
• any kind of red pepper (Capsicum annuum).(Neal 741–2)
•fig., a controversial or important problem.PLA FOO
niu₁ n.the coconut (Cocos nucifera), a common palm in tropical islands of the Pacific and warm parts of eastern Asia; coconut meat or oil. Hawaiians used all parts of the tree.(Neal 119–2l). Coconut water and coconut cream (the white liquid squeezed front ripe grated coconuts) were both calledwai niu andwaiokaniu. In(For. 5:596)niuāwali was translated 'milk of the coconut'.[(MP) PPn *niu,coconut palm (Cocos nucifera)]CN PLA TRE
niuhi n.man-eating shark,Carcharodon carcharias; any Hawaiian shark longer than 3.5 m is probably aniuhi. Catchingniuhi was the game of chiefs; it was a dangerous sport and special techniques were used. Its flesh was taboo to women.see ex.holopapa₂,kāpapa₂.[Pn(EP) *niufi,shark species][He ʻano manö ʻai kanaka o ke kai lipolipo o ka moana nona nā maka ʻā ʻōmaʻomaʻo.]₁₄FIS SPO
• seepage; to leak, ooze, seep,
• sink.
• mist, fog, vapor, rain spray;
• to form a mist;
• to settle gently as mist (poetic);
• misty.
perhaps PEP *ngoʻe; cf. Easter ngoʻe.[He ua makaliʻi loa o nā paka ua.]₁₄WIN
• gray-haired;
• to feel foggy due to intoxication, befogged.
redup. ofnoe;[kānoenoe: Noenoe, kāhiʻo, kāhiʻohiʻo. Ka ʻona ʻana o ke kanaka i ka lama a ʻawa paha.]₂
-seat, chair, stool, bench, pew, saddle.
-throne, reign, chieftainship, tenure as chief, rule; to reign, act as chief.
-mercy seat