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octopusheʻe (for various kinds,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).seecowry shell, cuttlefish, squid. octopus tentacle,ʻaweʻawe,ʻawe,ʻawe ule,ʻawe puhi. octopus beak,niho. octopus ink,weka. octopus ink sac,ʻalaʻala. octopus flesh,iho. other parts:pū heʻe,pikapika,pilipili. to fish for octopus,lūheʻe,kilo heʻe,ʻōkilo heʻe,ʻō heʻe. octopus lure,lūheʻe. octopus season,wā heʻe. slightly decomposed octopus,mākole,heʻe mākole,heʻe puhi. mark left on skin by octopus tentacle,ʻōpikopiko. octopus mouth,waha o ka heʻe (liar). a slice of octopus,poke heʻe (a chubby person).

octopushaole definition; squid (local definition).heʻe.seecuttlefish.

odd ode odi odo

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oddʻano ʻē,paʻewa,pauʻaka. odd number,helu paʻewa. odds and ends,ʻo kēlā me kēia;kēlā mea kēia mea;hiʻuhiʻu (as of ropes).

odd numberhelu kauʻewa.

OdessaʻOkeka,Odesa.

odiousʻinoʻino.

odorseesmell.

off oft

oa ob oc od of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz -top-

ofo,a,kō,kā,no. afraid of death,makaʻu i ka make.

ofkō,ko.

offmai (from);ʻē (away). to fall off a box,hāʻule mai ka pahu. Be off!Hele i kahi ʻē! Hele pēlā! Hemū! off-balance,kūlikeʻole.

offalmoka,poka.

offendhoʻohuhū,hoʻonāukiuki,hoʻomaʻau;ʻōlepolepo (fig.).seepulapula₃.

offendeduluhua,ukiuki,kāʻeko.

offensehewa,hala,lawehala,ʻopeni. first offense,hewa mua.

offenseas in sporting events; to play offense.kūlele.see entries below. man offense, i.e. offense for attacking face defense, in basketball.kūlele alo. zone offense.kūlele kāʻei.

offensive foulin team sports such as basketball.kuʻia kūlele.seefoul.

offensive linein football.laina kūlele.

offerhāʻawi,hō.

offeringmōhai (for various kinds,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it); church offering,lūlū,hoʻokupu,mahina hou,hānai kahu.also:hai,haina,hai ʻai,kaumaha,kaumaha ʻai,hāuna,hauhāuna,hua mua,uluʻālana;ʻālana,ʻālana aloha,ʻālana kuni,ʻumihau,hoʻāli,hiʻali,mua kau,kahukahu,ʻonou,mea hana,kāmauli,hānai kuahu,pāpāiʻawa,maukoli,papaio,pāpāia,puku.

office₁position.hana,ʻoihana.

office₂room.keʻena,keʻena hana.

officealsodepartment.keʻena,ʻoihana.see entries below anddivision.

office appliancemīkini keʻena.

office holdernohoʻoihana.

office mailleka kūloko keʻena.seecampus mail,internal mail.

Office of Hawaiian AffairsOHA.Keʻena Kuleana Hawaiʻi.

Office of Instructional ServicesOIS.Keʻena Hoʻonohonoho Haʻawina.

officeraliʻi,luna.seewarrant officer. high or important officer,luna nui,aliʻi kiʻekiʻe,luna koʻikoʻi. presiding officer,aliʻi hoʻomalu. military officer,aliʻikoa,luna koa,luna kaua. communications officer,lunaʻōlelo. officers in the monarchy and in ancienthawaiʻI:kuhina,kuhina nui,kālaimoku,ilāmuku;kualanapuhi,ikū (see Haw.-Eng. entries and those that follow them for these rare terms),oma.

officeraliʻi moku

officialseeofficer. official business,hana o ke aupuni.

officialas an official representative or language.kūhelu.seeunofficial.

off-linedescribing the state of an electronic device not ready to receive data, or not connected to a computer or computer network.pahemo.seeon-line. to take off-line, as a computer system.hoʻopahemo.

off-road vehiclegeneral term, as for ATV, dirt bike, 4x4, etc.kaʻa holo ʻāpuʻupuʻu,kaʻa ʻāpuʻu.seeall-terrain vehicle.

offsidesin football.mīʻoi.seeencroachment. offsides on the offense.mīʻoi na ke kūlele.

offspringkeiki,hānau,pua,pulapula,kupu,hua;hauloliʻi (rare). fig.:ʻanoʻano,ʻohā,makalau,aʻa. one with many offspring,kū ā makalau,lālā ola. without offspring,lālā ʻole.

oftenpinepine,nui.also:maumau,mākena,alapine.

ogl ogo

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ogleʻāwihi,kāluhe.

ogo(seaweed).manauea.

oha ohi ohm oht

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ohauē,auē nohoʻi ē,auwē,kā,ā;kāhūhū,kāhāhā,kāhīhī,kāhōhō (exclamations of surprise or indignation). to oh and ah,ahē.

oh no!aiā

OHAOffice of Hawaiian affairs.Keʻena Kuleana Hawaiʻi.

OhioʻOhaio.

Ohioalso Ohioan.ʻOhaio.

ohma unit of resistance in electricity.ʻome.seeohmmeter,volt.

ohmmeterana ʻome.seeohm.

Ohta-san ʻukuleleʻukulele Ohta-san.

oil oin ois

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oilʻaila,hinu,manoʻi,kelekele,kelema,poni. to rub with oil,kākele,kāhinu,poni.

oilvegetable oil.ʻaila meakanu.

oil cankini ʻaila

oil or lubricant sprayʻaila kīkī

oil rigfor drilling oil on either land or sea.wili ʻaila.

oilcankānuku ʻaila.

oilclothpale pākaukau ʻaila.

oilfishwalu,wolu.cf.makuʻu₃.

oilyhinuhinu,hinu,kūhinu,kelekele,kele,ʻūkele,liliha,lihaliha,niuniu,likoliko.

ointmentmea hamo,ʻaila hamo,lāʻau hamo,hinu,mea poni,mea ʻala,nini,kiʻikea.

OISOffice of Instructional Services.Keʻena Hoʻonohonoho Haʻawina.

okh okl

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O.K.hiki,hiki nō,pololei.

OkhostkʻOkosoka. Sea of Okhostk.ke Kai ʻo ʻOkosoka.

ʻokinaprinter's symbol for single open quote.kaha puanaʻī pākahi wehe.

OklahomaʻOkalahoma.

Oklahomaalso Oklahoman.ʻOkalahoma.

old ole oli oly

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oldkahiko (usually not of people);oʻo,ʻelemakule,luahine.also:mākuakua,makua lua,ʻāluʻa,ʻele-,makule,koloʻuʻa,kolopupū,ʻāleuleu,pāleuleu,pāwelu,māuaua,kūʻolo,ʻāpela,paneʻe,kolepeiaʻalu.seeold age,old man,old woman. to cling to old customs,hoʻokahiko.

oldalsoolden, used only in special terminology.seemiddle,new. Old Kingdom, in Egyptology.au palaʻo kūkahiko.

old agewā ʻelemakule,wā luahine,kolopupū.see sayings,ʻauwae₁,hui₆,bone,chin,cowry shell,feeble,rat. fig. and poetic terms:ʻehu ahiahi,haumakaʻiole,pala lau hala,kaʻikōkō,kaukoʻo,kanikoʻo,lāʻele,ō kō kea,puaaneane,puāneane. esteemed terms:hulu,hulu kupuna,hulu makua. derisive terms:ʻauwae lenalena,kolepeiaʻalu,kuʻi lena,nenanena ʻauwae,niho lena,niho kahi.

old fellowʻelekule,ʻolopala.

old maidʻolomeka.seespinster.

old manʻelemakule,ʻolomana. to become an old man,ʻelemakule. to behave like an old man,hōʻelemakule.

old soldierkoa kahiko.

Old TestamentKauoha Kahiko.

old womanluahine;ʻelehine (rare).seehag.

oldenseeold.

oldermua,hiapo (of children in a family).

oldestmakua,kuapapa.

old-fashionedhoʻokahiko,ʻano o ke au kahiko.

oleanderʻoliana,ʻoliwa,nohomālie.

oleomargarinealsomargarine.makalina.

Oliarus tamehamehaplanthopper.ʻūmiʻilau.

oliveʻoliwa,oliva.

olivineno equivalent. rock with olivine,pōhaku pele ʻōmaʻo. sand with olivine,one ʻōmaʻo.

olivineʻomaʻohaku.

-ologyscientific study of something.kālai-. scientific study of something with no specific intent to influence change.huli-.

OlympiaʻOlumepia.

olympicalso olympics.ʻolumepika.seeOlympus. Olympic Winter Games.nā Pāʻani ʻOlumepika Hoʻoilo.

OlympusʻOlumepika.seeolympic. Mount Olympus; Olympus Mons, a volcano on Mars.Mauna ʻOlumepika.

oma ome omi omn

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Omanalso Omani.ʻOmana.

OmegaʻOmeka.

omelethua pākā,hua palai i kaʻawili ʻia.

omenʻōuli,hōʻailona.seemud hen,thunder. to tell omens,haʻiʻōuli,nānā uli,kilo.

ominoushōʻailona pōʻino.

omissionmea i waiho ʻia,mea i kāpae ʻia,hōʻalo,ʻalo ʻana.

omitwaiho,kāpae,hōʻalo.

omnipotentmana loa.

omnivorealso omnivorous.hamuʻakoʻa.

ona onc one oni on- onl ono ons ont on- onw ony

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oni,ma,maluna o,maluna,luna,nuna,luna o.

on timei ka hola kūpono.

onanismpīkoikoi.seemasturbate. to practice onanism,haʻakoi.

oncehoʻokahi wā,kekahi wā,pākahi,kuakahi. Once upon a time,i hoʻokahi manawa.

oneʻekahi,ʻakahi (counting in a series);hoʻokahi,kahi,kekahi;hapa- (in fractions). one quarter,hapahā. one eighth,hapawalu. the one who,ka mea i,ka,ke,ka i,ka e. one at a time, one by one,pākahi. to make as one,hoʻokahi.

one and one-half spaceas on a typed document.koana pākahi me ka hapalua.

one cellalso one-celled;single cell, single-celled.hunaola kahi.

one manalsopoint guard, in basketball.kūkahi.seeguard.

one propertyin multiplication.ʻanopili ʻekahi (preceded byke).

one-and-one free throwin basketball.kī noa kī hou.

one-masted vesselkia kahi.

onenesshoʻokahi.

onerousluʻuluʻu,kaumaha.

onesplace value, in math.kūana ʻekahi.

one-sidedkapakahi,hōʻewa;pāʻaoʻao (rare).

one-wayas a street or trip.holokahi.seeround trip.

onionʻakaʻakai (for various kinds,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it);naku,mahina.

oniongreen onion with a purple bulb becoming white close to the tip.ʻoʻa. having a white bulb with purple inside.lina.

onionʻakaʻakai poepoe

onion maggotilo ʻakaʻakai.

on-linedescribing the state of an electronic device ready to receive data, connected to a computer network, or accessible by means of a computer or computer network.paʻeʻe.seeoff-line. to bring on-line, as a computer system.hoʻopaʻeʻe.

onlywale nō,wale. one only,hoʻokahi wale nō,kiakahi. only if, only when,aia nō ā.

onomatopoeiahuaʻōlelo hoʻopilipili leo. examples of sounds believed onomatopoeic:ʻekelo (mynah bird);ō (peacock);kokō (hen, as after laying an egg);pūkōkō (hen in alarm);kōlea,kolekolea (kōlea bird);kolokolo (turkey gobbler);pōkeokeo (turkey hen);lawekeō (stilt bird);liʻoliʻo (liʻo bird);ōwī (ʻōʻū bird);ʻūlili (ʻūlili bird);kue (petrel bird);ʻowā (ʻaukuʻu bird);māʻāʻā (sheep, goat);nū,hū (pig);ʻolāʻolā (water);kuekue (tapping).seebaa,bowwow,bray,cluck,cock-a-doodle-doo,coo,grunt,heehaw,honk,mew,moo,neigh,peep,quack,shish.

onsethoʻomaka ʻana,ʻiliki.

onsetof a syllable, in linguistics.kaʻi.

onslaughtpoʻipū,puaʻō,ʻūpā.

OntarioʻOnekalio,Onetario.

on-the-job trainingaʻoāhana

onwardi mua,mamua,hele i mua,holo i mua.

onyxʻonika,kalekonuka.

ooz

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ooseedigging stick,honey eater.

oozeū,nō,nono,hānono,hānonono,pīpī wai,pāhūhū.

opa ope opi opo opp opt

oa ob oc od of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz -top-

opalʻopola

opaqueaʻiaʻi hauʻoki.seetransparent.

openthere is no general term; the main usages follow:

openas for business; unlocked; ajar.hemo.see entries below andbracket,imu,leaf,parenthesis. spread open;also blossoming, blooming, as a flower.mohala. wide open.hāmama. open reel, as for fishing.wiliaho hāmama. to open an imu.huaʻi i ka imu.

openas a primary election.kūākea.seeclosed. open primary.wae moho kūākea.

opento complete, as an electric circuit.hoʻokuʻi.seebreak.

openas a frame in a computer program.kaʻakaʻa.seeclose,closed. open frame.mōlina kaʻakaʻa. to open, as a file.wehe.

opento be open, as for a play in basketball.hemo. to get oneself open.hoʻohemo.

open houseseeopen.

open-ended questionninau hoʻomohala manaʻo.

openerseecan opener.

openercan opener.mea wehe kini.

openhandedlima hāmama,hāʻawi lokomaikaʻi.

openheartedpuʻuwai hāmama.

openingpuka,wehena,wehe ʻana,waha,hoʻowaha,mōhala,ʻīpuka;huʻena (as of oven);ʻuiki,ʻuwiki,huaʻina,puma.seeopen.

openingas of a story.hoʻomaka.seebody,closing,topic sentence. opening ceremonies.wehena papahana.

operakeaka mele.

operandas a digit in a computer mathematical operation.pākō.seeoperator.

operateʻoki,kaha (surgically);hana (do).

operating systemas for a computer program.pae ʻōnaehana.

operationʻoki.

operationin math.hana hoʻomākalakala. order of operations in math problems.kaʻina hoʻomākalakala. inverse operation.hana hoʻomākalakala huli hope.

operatoras a sign in a computer mathematical operation.haʻi hoʻokō.seeoperand.

operculumpani pūpū.

ʻopihiseelimpet.

opinionmanaʻo. to state opinion,haʻi manaʻo. to seek or change an opinion,huli manaʻo. in my private opinion,i kuʻu manaʻo wale nō.

opinion surveyanamanaʻo.

opinionsnā manaʻo,mananaʻo.

opiumʻopiuma.

opossumʻopakuma,ʻopekama.

opossumʻopakuma. North American opossum.ʻopakuma ʻAmelika ʻĀkau.

opponenthoa paio,mea kūʻē,ʻaoʻao kūʻē.

opponentas in a sporting event.hoa paio.

opportunitymanawa kūpono.

opposekūʻē,ālai,ānai,keʻa,keʻakeʻa.also:pākuʻi,kē,pūkani lua,ʻāʻumeʻume,ʻauwaepuʻu.rare:kēueue,naʻinaʻi.

oppositekūʻē,ʻēʻē,hulina alo.seeopposition. opposite meaning,manaʻo kūʻē.

oppositeʻēkoʻa.seeside, of a triangle. to be the opposite of.ʻēkoʻa me.

oppositehoa ʻēkoʻa

opposites propertyin math.ʻanopili o ka ʻēkoʻa (preceded byke).

oppositionkūʻēʻē,ʻaoʻao kūʻē,hana kūʻē,ʻāʻumeʻume,noho keʻe. to stir up oppposition,hoʻokūʻēʻē.

oppresshoʻoluʻuluʻu,hoʻoluhi hewa,hoʻokaumaha,hoʻokoʻikoʻi,hoʻokuapaʻa,hōʻeha.also:hoʻolaukōnā,pākuʻi,hoʻokē,hoʻopaʻu,hoʻokākāuha,ʻaʻe,hoʻomauleho,kalaʻihi,hoʻomauhaʻalina.

optical illusionkuhi hewa o ka maka.

opticsʻānohi

optionas on a computer keyboard.koho. option key.pihi koho (preceded byke).

ora orb orc ord ore org ori orn oro orp ort

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oraiʻole,ā ... paha;o (lest). two or three,ʻelua ā ʻekolu paha.

oraclehaka (medium).

oracle gourdipu ʻōlelo.

oracle towerlananuʻu mamao,nananuʻu mamao,lananuʻu,nuʻu,lana,ʻanuʻu (onheiau). a part of the tower,lewaanuʻu (rare).

oralhaʻi waha.

oralhaʻi waha.seeparaphrase,written. oral communication.kaʻaʻike haʻi waha,kaʻaʻike waha. oral literature.moʻokalaleo haʻi waha. oral report.hōʻike.haʻi waha,ʻōlelo hōʻike. oral report, presented as a speech.haʻiʻōlelo hōʻike.

oral cavityin linguistics.haka waha.

oral reprimandalso toscold.nuku.

orangeʻalani (the fruit or tree).

orange juicewai huaʻai ʻalani

orange tree frogpoloka kau lāʻau ʻālani.

orange-yellowmelemele ʻili ʻalani.

orangutanʻoulanakana.

oratekākāʻōlelo,haʻiʻōlelo.

orationhaʻiʻōlelo hoʻohanohano (eulogistic).

oratorkākāʻōlelo,haʻiʻōlelo.

oratorykākāʻōlelo.

oratorytraditional elements of Hawaiian poetry, story telling, oratory, and narration.meiwi.

orbicularis oristhe muscles surrounding the mouth and lips.mākala nuku.

orbitala pōʻai,apo hele.

orbitala pōʻai. to orbit.pōʻai.

orchardmāla lāʻau huaʻai,kīhāpai.

orchestrahui hoʻokani pila,pāna.cf.hui puhiʻohe.

orchidʻokika;ʻokika honohono;ʻawapuhi-a-Kanaloa.

ordainponi,hoʻoponi,hoʻokahuna.

ordealpōpilikia,hana nui,hana pūʻikaʻika,hana ʻehaʻeha,ʻawa.

order₁command.kauoha (general; to send for, as groceries);kēnā,hoʻokēnākēnā,ʻōlelo kauoha,hoʻopaʻa. money order,pepa kīkoʻo kālā. postal money order,pila kīkoʻo hale leka. by order of,ma ke kauoha a. to give orders,kauoha,kuhikuhi.

order₂arrangement.hoʻonohonoho ʻana,papa,noho papa,hoʻonoho papa,ponopono,kaʻina,moekahi. in perfect order,pono. to put to order,hoʻoponopono,hoʻopapa,kuene;haku,hakuhaku (rare). word order,kaʻina o nā hua ʻōlelo. to call to order, as a meeting,hoʻomalu.

order₃seein order to.

ordermoney order.pila ʻoka kālā. order form.palapala ʻoka. purchase order (PO).palapala ʻoka kūʻai.

orderalsosequence.kaʻina. alphabetical order.kaʻina pīʻāpā. order of operations in math problems.kaʻina hoʻomākalakala. to put in order or sequence.hoʻokaʻina. to coordinate or put in order.hoʻolaukaʻi.

order of magnitudein math.kūlana pāhoʻonui.

ordered pairtwo numbers used to give the location of a point on a graph, in math.paʻa helu kuhikuhina.

orderly (medical aide)kanaka kōkua

ordinal numberhelu kaʻina.seecardinal number.

ordinal numberhuahelu kaʻina

ordinanceʻōlelo kūpaʻa,kānāwai.

ordinancea municipal regulation.kānāwai kūloko.seelaw,statute.

ordinarymaʻamau,laha,mea loaʻa wale,aʻe nei,pākūwā,pākūā. ordinary person,kanaka aʻe nei nō;kiʻi maka liʻiliʻi. having ways of ordinary folk,haʻahaʻa;waikanaka (rare).

ordinationʻolinakio.

oreʻōhaʻi.

OregonʻOlekona,Oregona.

Oregonalso Oregonian.ʻOlekona,ʻOregona.

organ₁musical instrument.ʻokana. hand organ,ʻokana wili lima. mouth organ,pilapuhipuhi.

organ₂part.mahele. internal organs,loko.

organas of an animal.lōkino. organ system.ʻōnaehana lōkino.

organ pipe cactuspānini ʻokana.

organdyʻokanaki.

organicʻokanika.

organicrelating to the branch of chemistry concerning the carbon compounds of living things.paʻupopo.

Organic ActKānāwai Kumu,Kānāwai ʻOkanika.

organismmeaola. microorganism.meaola māiki.

organizationhui,ʻahahui,kūkulu ʻana,kūkunu ʻana,hoʻonoho ʻana.

organizekūkulu,kūkunu,hoʻohui,hoʻonohonoho.

organophosphateʻoraganoposopahate.

orgasmleʻa.

OrientHikina.

orientationas of a page in a computer program.kuana pepa. landscape orientation.kuana moe. portrait orientation.kuana kū.

originkinohi,hoʻomaka ʻana,kumu;kumu honua (of the earth);kumulipo.

originof the world; creation.kumu honua.seecreation. of a graph.piko pakuhi,piko. root, source, or derivation, as the etymology of a word.molekumu.

originalkumu. original document,palapala kumu.

originalalsomaster copy, a master used for making additional copies.kope kumu.

original jurisdictionin law.mana hoʻokolokolo maka mua.

originateseebegin.

oriolemanu ʻoliō.

OrionʻOliona. stars in Orion's belt,Maiakū. stars in Orion's belt and sword,Nā-kao.

orisseeorbicularis oris.

ornamentwehi,kāhiko,kīnohi,hoʻokāhiko; beautiful ornament,linohau.

ornamentwehi. Christmas tree ornament.wehi lāʻau Kalikimaka.seeChristmas ball.

orographicdealing with mountains.pili pali. orographic rainfall.ua pili pali.

oropharynxthe lower part of the pharynx contiguous to the mouth, in anatomy.haka moni o waena.seepharynx.

orphankeiki makua ʻole,kama lele. Weeping for an orphan child, no parents, woe!e uē nō anei,he keiki makua ʻole,ʻaʻohe mākua,uē hoʻi ē!

orthodontistkauka hoʻopololei niho.

orthographyseespelling.

osc osp oss ost

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oscillatelewalewa,lewa,uene,uwene.

ospreyʻokepela.

ossifrageʻokepelaka.

osteomalaciaʻea wāhi paʻa.

osteopathkauka lomilomi.

osteopathyalso to practice osteopathy.haʻihaʻi iwi. osteopath.kauka haʻihaʻi iwi.

ostracoda tiny crustacean having a shrimplike body enclosed in a hinged bivalve shell.ʻoliliko.

ostrichʻakolika,ʻokekelika,oseterika,ʻokelekelika.

oth ott

oa ob oc od of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz -top-

otherkekahi,ʻē aʻe,ʻē.

otherwiseakā naʻe,ma kekahi ʻano ʻē aʻe. There was much rain, otherwise everything was fine,ua nui ka ua,akā naʻe maikaʻi nō nā mea apau.

otterʻota.

ouc oug oun our ous out

oa ob oc od of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz -top-

ouchauē,auwē,auwī.

ouch!aiā

oughtpono. You ought to go,he mea pono iāʻoe ke hele.

ounceʻaunaki,ʻaunake,ʻauneki.

ounceʻauneki.abb.ʻan. fluid ounce.ʻauneki wai.abb.ʻan w.

our₁singular possessed object, dual, inclusive.kō kāua (o-class);kā kāua (a-class).

our₂singular possessed object, dual, exclusive.kō māua (o-class);kā māua (a-class).

our₃singular possessed object, plural, inclusive.kō kākou (o-class);kā kākou (a-class).

our₄singular possessed object, plural, exclusive.kō mākou (o-class);kā mākou (a-class).

our₅plural possessed objects, dual, inclusive.o kāua (o-class);a kāua (a-class).

our₆plural possessed objects, dual, exclusive.o māua (o-class);a māua (a-class).

our₇plural possessed objects, plural, inclusive.o kākou (o-class);a kākou (a-class).

our₈plural possessed objects, plural, exclusive.o mākou (o-class);a mākou (a-class). There are 16 common translations of English our. For other uses of k-less (zero-type) possessives,(Gram. 9.6.3).

oursno kāua,no māua,no kākou,no mākou,na kāua,na māua,na kākou,na mākou.seeour.

oustkipaku,hoʻokuke,ualehe,kūlē.

outwaho,i waho,mawaho;pio (extinguished).rare:hauka,ʻauka (in games).

outin baseball.ʻauka. to tag or strike out.hōʻauka. in volleyball.hala akula i waho. side out.hāʻawi i ke kinipōpō i kekahi ʻaoʻao. time out, in team sports such as volleyball.manawa hoʻomaha.

out of breathpapauaho

outbursthū,pahū.

outcastkauā,kauwā (for various qualifiers,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it;also seelae and qualifiers). uncomplimentary epithets:heana kanaka (intended for human sacrifice);makawela,limu pae,luaʻi pō,lauʻī pekepeke,lele koaʻe,palani,pie ueue,auwehekika,hūpoenui,ʻōhao ʻīlio.seevagabond. places where outcasts were drowned:kai heheʻe.

outcomea possible result in a probability experiment, in math.hopena. equally likely outcomes.like ka papaha o nā mea e loaʻa ana.

outcropmea hū honua.

outcryoho,hoʻōho,ohooho,hoʻōhooho.

outdohoʻokela;oko (rare).

outdoorkaupokulani.seeindoor. outdoor concert.ʻaha mele kaupokulani. outdoor market.mākeke kaupokulani. outdoor sport.haʻuki kaupokulani.

outdoorso waho.

outerwaho,o waho,kūwaho.

outer planethōkūhele o waho loa.

outfittedhoʻolako ʻia;lilihua (rare).

outhousewahi hoʻopau pilikia,hale liʻiliʻi,lua liʻiliʻi,lua,hale lua.rare:luahaka,auolo,ʻauwaha,auhā.

outlawmea pale kānāwai. to break laws, act as an outlaw.pale kānāwai. to make something illegal.pāpā kānāwai.

outletpukana,puka wai,makawai. electric outlet,kumu hoʻopuka uila.

outletelectrical outlet.puka uila.seeplug.

outlinea summary using letters and numbers in headings to indicate topics and subtopics.ʻolokeʻa.see Hawaiian entryʻolokeʻa. document outline, as in a computer program.ʻolokeʻa palapala. to outline.hōʻolokeʻa.

outlineas a line marking the outer limits of an object or figure.mahaka. to outline, as type on a computer or in typesetting.hoʻomeheu. outlined.meheu.

outputas in a computer program.huapuka.seeinput. to output.kāhuapuka. to output data.kāhuapuka ʻikepili. output device.hāmeʻa huapuka.

output traypā pepa₂

outrigger boomʻiako.

outrigger canoewaʻa.

outrigger floatama,iama. end of float,lupe. leaping float end,lele lupe (emotion).Kī-lau-ea is overturned like a canoe outrigger,kahuliKī-lau-ea mehe ama waʻa lā.

outsidewaho,i waho,mawaho,kō waho,kūwaho.

outside setto make an outside set, in volleyball.hānai lōʻihi.

outsiderkanaka ʻē,kanaka o waho;lauhulu (fig.).

outstandingpoʻokela,kau i ka wēkiu,kū kahi.also:kūlia,kakahi. outstanding debt,ʻaiʻē kaʻa ʻole.

outstretchedkākāuha.

outwardseeouter.

outwardhaʻawaho.

outwitlanakila.

ova ove ovi ovo ovu

oa ob oc od of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz -top-

ovaloloolo,olōlo,ʻomoʻomo,pōʻai lōʻihi,poepoehāwaʻe,poepoepīkoi,hualala.

ovalpōʻai lōʻihi,ʻololaha.seeellipse.

ovarylōkino huaʻine.seeovulate,ovum.

ovenimu (for various kinds,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it);umu,ʻoma,ʻoma pukikī;umu pao,imu pao (above ground);umu lepo (earth). oven house,hale umu. to lay, as an oven,haka. to tend an oven, oven tender,kahu umu. oven cooking,kahuna. leaf lining of oven,pale.