sno Hawaiian term.

-sthe plural is shown in Hawaiian by the particlesnā,nāhi,mau,poʻe,kau,wahi,ona, and the 0-possessives.(Gram. 9.6.3., 10.4).

-ʻsseeof.

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SabaothKāpāōka.

SabbathKāpaki,Sabati.

sabotagehoʻopōʻino malū.

sack₁bag.ʻeke;ʻekeʻeke (small);ʻeke kūkaenalo (flour, unbleached muslin).

sack₂plunder.pōwā,luku.

sack raceheihei ʻeke.

sackclothkapa ʻinoʻino,lole lauoho.

sacramentkakelema,kakelemeneka,kakalema.seeHoly Communion.

SacramentoKakalameko.

sacredkapu.also:laʻa,laʻahia,ano,hoʻāno,ʻihi,hōʻihi,ʻiu,hōʻiu,poʻiu,ʻula. sacred things of day,laʻa kea. sacred enclosure,pālama. sacred place,wahi kapu,hei kapu,wahi laʻa.

Sacred HeartPuʻuwai Hoʻāno,Puʻuwai Laʻahia.

sacrednessʻihikapu

sacrednessʻihikapu

sacrificemohai (for various types,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).also:kaumaha,mōlia,mōliaola,haina,hai,hei,hai ao,papaiō;ʻōlapa (for sorcery);heʻa (blood);kākuʻai (food). human sacrifice,kanaka,ulua,heana,puaʻa heʻa,puaʻa hinu,hinu,puaʻa wāwae loa (seewāwae),ʻoma,haʻalelea,ukoʻo. place of sacrifice,heiau,haiau,lele,ʻaoa. one who sacrifices himself,mōliaola. seekers of sacrifice,makāla ulua. rod held by priest in sacrifice,kaʻaha.

sacrilegehehi kū i ke kapu;kakilileke (Catholic).

sacroiliac strainkīkala hāneʻeneʻe.

sadkaumaha,luʻuluʻu,ʻaoa,ʻinoʻino,ʻehaʻeha;kaumaha lua (extremely).seegrief.also:pilihua,niniu,niuaua,malāoa. to cause sadness,hoʻokaumaha.

saddlenoho lio; pack saddle,noho ʻāmana. to saddle,hauhoa.

saddlepack saddle.nohoʻāmana.

saddle blanketpale lio.

saddle hornmakuʻu,ʻōmuku,ʻōkumu.

saddle horselio holo noho.

saddle shoeoxford.kāmaʻaʻilihelei.

Sadra star.Hikiwawe.

safe₁not in danger.palekana,panekana,malu,maluhia.also:kūola,mānalo,kuakapu,kūkaʻawe.

safe₂depository.pahu hao,pahu pā,pahu kālā,halepā.

safe sexalso topractice safe sex.aipalekana.seeunprotected sex.

safetymaluhia,palekana,panekana,malu. place of safety,puʻuhonua.

safetyin football.ʻāwaʻa. strong safety.ʻāwaʻamuku. weak safety.āwaʻalala.

safety glassesalsoprotective glasses.makaanianikaupale.

safety lineas in a spacecraft.kaulapiko.

safety pinkui kaiapa,pine kaiapa.

safety pinpinekaiapa.

safflowermamo.

saffronkeloko.seeturmeric.

sagʻalu,ʻaluʻalu.also:ʻolo,ʻoloʻolo,heʻe,heheʻe,luʻa,kūʻolo,luhe;ʻōluheluhe (as a potbelly);lule,mūʻolo;ʻoloʻolōna (under a weight);hūalakē,hoʻokalekale,kalekale,ʻopeʻalu,paleha,pēheu,kōkīkī,puhalu,halu,uhalu.

sage₁wise man.ʻelemakule ʻimi loa.seeseer.

sage₂plant.kako,līlīlehua.

sagittalhoai kaupaku.

sagokeko.

SaharaWestern Sahara, Western Saharan.SaharaKomohana.

saidseesay. it is said,ʻōlelo ʻia. said to be,pau (see idiom,pau).

sail₁as a ship.holo,hoʻoholo,hoholo,kele,hoʻokele;hoʻokelekele (frequently);holomoku,hoʻoholomoku,holokai,holomoana.also:kūkele,kikihi,leleaoa.seedrift. to go for a sail,holoholo. to sail to leeward,kaʻalalo. to sail to windward,kaʻaluna,hoʻopiʻipiʻi;hoʻopāhuʻa (rare). to sail around,holo puni. to sail swiftly,holo kikī. to sail aimlessly,holoholo wale,auhele. to sail cautiously,akaholo. to sail off and on,pōʻala,kaʻalewa. to sail to foreign parts,holokahiki. sail on distant seas,ʻau i ke kai loa (of one who travels far).

sail₂nounlā,peʻa.also:lauoha,ʻōpeʻapeʻa;kālepa,ʻōpihipihi (mats).seejib sail,mainsail,topsail. long sail,peʻa oe. to make sails,humu peʻa.

sailto sail directly downwind.kelekaʻalalo.seebeam reach (port)...,broad reach (port)...,close hauled (port)...

sail ho!kēlō!

sail on a sailboatholo moku peʻa

sail on a sailboatholo moku peʻa

sailfishaʻu,aʻu lepe.

sailingholona,niau.seesail. sailing regulations,nā lula e pili ana i nā moku.

sailing vesselmoku peʻa.

sailorkelamoku,kela,holomoku.also:luina,ʻaukai,ʻaumoana,holokahiki,holokai. experienced sailor,ʻīlioʻaukai.

saiminkaimine.

saintkaneka,saneta;kāna,sana;poʻe hemolele. patron saint,pakelona.

Saint HelenaKāna Helena,Sana Helena.

Saint HelensMount Saint Helens.MaunaKanaHelena,MaunaSanaHelena.

Saint JosephKāna ʻIokepa,Sana Iosepa.

Saint LouisKāna Lui,Sana Lui. Saint Louis High School,ke Kula Kiʻekiʻe o Kana Lui.

Saint PeterKāna Pekelo,Sana Petero.

saintlyhemolele.

sakepono.

saladlau ʻai.

salad dressingmea hōʻonoʻono lau ʻai.

salamanderkalamena,salamena. red-backed salamander.kalamenakuaʻula.

salaryuku hana. to pay salary,uku hana. salary schedule,papa kuhikuhi uku.

salekūʻai aku,kūʻai hoʻolilo;kūʻai hoʻēmi (reduction sale). for sale,mea kūʻai aku. special sale,kūʻai hoʻēmi kūikawā.

salealso to be or put on sale.kūʻaiemi. sale price.kākikūʻaiemi.

SalemKalema,Salema.

sales pitchto make a pitch, as a sales pitch, or to "sell" an idea.paialou.

sales taxʻauhau no nā mea kūʻai.

sales taxʻauhaukumukūʻai.

salesmankanaka kūʻai aku,kālepa.seetraveling salesman.

salinepaʻakai;ʻōmiko (as soil near the sea).

salivakuha,hāʻae,ʻae,wale wai.

salivaalso salivary.hāʻae.seesalivary gland.

salivary glandlōkuʻuhāʻae.

sallowʻōlenalena.

sally overkaleʻoa.

salmonkāmano. canned salmon,kāmano kini. salted salmon,kāmano paʻakai. mashed salmon,kāmano lomi. sea salmon,kamanu. salmon buttocks,ʻōkole kāmano,ʻamo kāmano [both names mock the skin of white people];ʻamo, anal opening [jokingly replacesʻōkole becauseamo occurs in the namekeamolewa,klamath, oregon, wherehawaiians went for salmon fishing]. (Salmon was used in sorcery, perhaps because of the similarity of its name tokāmanomano, a weed used in love magic.) compare-mano, many

SalonikaKalonika,Salonika.

saloonhale inu lama.

salsifykalapī.

saltpaʻakai. to salt,kāpī,kōpī,hoʻomiko,kāmala. ocherous earth used to color and flavor salt,ʻalaea. salt thus treated,paʻakai ʻulaʻula. salt bed,ālialia,ālia,hāhāpaʻakai. salt flat,papa paʻakai (fig., sour disposition). salt-encrusted,ālia,ālialia,paʻapaʻakai,pāpaʻa kai,niʻi. sea water left in pool to form a salt crust by evaporation,kai hoʻolulu. salt container, saltcellar,poho paʻakai,ipu kūliʻu. to salt pork,kāpī puaʻa. to roll in salt,kaʻa paʻakai. to gather salt,hāhāpaʻakai.

saltepsom salt.paʻakaiʻepesoma. nutrient salt s, the deposits that remain after a liquid has been removed.paʻamāhuaola.

Salt Lake CityLoko Paʻakai.

salt pankāheka,makapāpipi (natural);kāhekaheka (artificial).

salt porkpuaʻa paʻakai,puaʻa kāpī. to salt pork,kāpī puaʻa.

salt shakerpoho lūlū paʻakai,poho paʻakai.

saltedmiko,maliʻu (well salted);mikomiko (lightly). salted meat,kākāmaka (raw);kākāmoʻa (cooked).

saltshauʻeli.seesmelling salts.

saltyliʻu,ālia,ālialia;ʻōmiko (as soil near the sea).

salty waterwaikai. to desalinate/desalinize salty water.hoʻomānalowaikai.

salutationaloha.also:welina,weli,ʻanoʻai.

salutehōʻailona hoʻomaikaʻi,hāʻawi i ka hōʻailona hoʻomaikaʻi. gun salute,pū aloha,pū hoʻohanohano. to salute the flag,hoʻomaikaʻi i ka hae.

saluteuē₂

saluteuē₂

SalvadorKalawakoa,Salawadoa;Kalawekoa,Salawedoa.

SalvadorEl Salvador, Salvadoran, Salvadorian.ʻElaSalavadora.

salvationola,ola mau loa.

Salvation ArmyPūʻali Hoʻōla.

salvelāʻau hamo.

samelike,like pū,kohu like,hoʻokahi. same as ever, same as usual,ʻoia mau nō. same to you,me ʻoe pū. the same father,hoʻokahi nō makua kāne. at the same time,hoʻokahi,i ka manawa hoʻokahi. it's the same result,ʻoia ana nō.

SamoaKāmoa,Haʻamoa.

Sāmoaalso Sāmoan.Kāmoa,Haʻamoa. American Sāmoa, American Sāmoan.KāmoaʻAmelika,HaʻamoaʻAmelika.

SamoanKāmoa,Haʻamoa,mea Kāmoa.

samplemea hōʻikeʻike ʻuʻuku.

sampleas a small part of a larger whole.hāpana. composite sample.hāpanahuihuina. random sample.hāpanaponokoho. sampling methods.nākiʻinaʻohihāpana.

sample spacethe set of all possible outcomes of an experiment, in math.ʻōpaʻahopena.

San FranciscoKapalakiko.

San JoaquinKāna ʻIōkina,Sana Iokina;Waikini.

San MiquelKāna Mikuela,Sana Miguela.

San PedroKāna Pekelo,Sana Petero.

sanctifyhoʻokapu,hoʻolaʻa,hoʻāno.

sanctimonioushoʻohaipule i ke ʻano hoʻokamani,hoʻomikanele.

sanctionhoʻāpono.

sanctuarywahi hoʻāno,keʻena kapu,wahi kanaaho,wahi kanaho,puʻuhonua.

sandone. white sand,one kea,ōkea,kea. black cindery sand,paʻu ahi. black lava sand,one ʻā. fine sand,one ʻaeʻae,hune one. sand beach,kahaone,ʻae one,papa kea. sand heap,puʻu one. sand pellets,kūkae ʻōhiki. wet sand,one maka. sand washed by the sea,one hali,one ʻōpiopio. sand near fresh water,one wai. to sand,hoʻōne. sands of my birth,kuʻu one hānau (poetic).

sand barpuʻe one.

sand castlehale puʻeone

sand castlekākela one

sand castlehale puʻeone

sand crabʻōhiki.

sand cultureʻouluone.

sand dunepuʻe one,puʻu one,āhua one.

sand hopperʻuku kai,ʻuku limu.

sand paperpepa one

sand paperpepa one

sand spurrymimiʻīlio.

sandalkāmaʻa hāwele,kāmaʻa hakahaka,pale wāwae,kāmaʻa pale wāwae;kāmaʻa ʻie (braided);kāmaʻa lāʻī,pālaha,kuanaka (ti-leaf).

sandalwoodʻiliahi,ʻaoa,lāʻau ʻala,ʻiliahialoʻe,wahieʻala,huaʻulaʻula. false or bastard sandalwood,naio. wood ofnaio,ʻaʻaka. scion or shoot of sandalwood,aʻaahi.

sandbankāhua one,kumuone.

sanderlinghunakai.

sandpaperpepa kalakala.

sandpiperupupā.

sandstonekumuone.

sandstonepōhāone.

sandwichnā palaoa me nā mea hōʻonoʻono i waena.

sandwichkanauika.seefilling.

sandyoneone,ʻāone,one;onena (rare).

sanemaikaʻi ka noʻonoʻo.

sanitariumseehospital.

sanitarymaʻemaʻe loa.

sanitary napkinkīʻamo,mea hume.

sanitary padNiʻihau usage.palemaʻi.seeunderpants.

sanitationkūlana o ke ola.

Santa BarbaraKāna Palapala,Sana Barabara.

Santa ClaraKāna Kalala,Sana Kalara.

Santa ClausKanakaloka.

Santa CruzKāna Kaluka,Sana Karuza.

Sao Tome and PrincipeSaotomemePanikipe. Sao Tome and Principe Island.kaMokupuniʻoSaotomemePanikipe.

sapkohu,wai,wale,wale hau,wai lāʻau,kaikea;ʻae (from seaweed or leaves);pēkaʻa,kulukuluʻā (from greenkukui nuts).

sapkohu.

saplingkumulāʻauʻōpiopio.

sapphirekapaea,sapaea;kapeila,kapeilo,sapeiro,kapila,sapira.

SaracenKalekena.

Saran Wrapany plastic film for wrapping food.wahīʻea.

sarcasmʻōlelo hōʻeha ʻano ʻuhiʻuhi ʻia,kūʻakū.

sarcastickīkoʻolā,pākīkē.also:hōʻaikola,hoʻonāʻaikola,kīkoi,kūʻakū.

sardinemakalē;kālina (rare).

SardiniaKakinia,Sadinia.

sardiuskalekio.

sardonyxkalekonuka.

sarongpāʻū,kīkepa;lukaluka (for men);hauʻina (dyed withʻōlena).see ex.,sea. sarong festooned with leaves or ferns,pāʻū heihei. to bind on a sarong,kākua;kihi o ka mahina (a special way).

sarongpareu

sarongpareu

sartoriusa muscle crossing the anterior portion of the upper leg.mākalakaʻakepaʻūhā.

sashkāʻai,kāʻei.

sassafrassasapalasa.

SatanKākana.

satchelpaiki;kīʻeke (rare).

sateenkākīnia,kākini.

satelliteukali,poelele.seelong duration exposure facility. satellite star.hōkūukali.

satellite starhōkū ukali.

satiatedhoʻolawa ʻana;māʻona piha,ana,kenakena,ʻokukuli (with food);ʻaikena (to the point of sickness)

satietylawa pono,māʻona hoʻoili,māʻona piha.see idiom,hewa₄.

satinpāhoehoe. brocaded satin,pāhoehoe lau.

satireʻōlelo pāhenehene.

satisfactionʻoluʻolu,hoʻolauleʻa. lack of satisfaction,ʻoluʻolu ʻole,laʻolaʻo.

satisfactorilypono,kūpono,kohu pono.

satisfiedana,lawa,māʻona (after eating);kena,kenakena (after drinking).see saying,piʻikoi. Be satisfied with what you have got,e ʻoluʻolu i ka mea i loaʻa.

satisfyhōʻoluʻolu,hoʻokō.

saturatehoʻomaʻū,pulu,hoʻopulu,pulu pē,kēʻae,polokake,kawakawa.seemoisten.

saturated fatʻailakelepaʻapū.seefat.

SaturdayPōʻaono,lā hoʻomalolo,Kakuke,Satude.

SaturdayPoʻaono.abb. P6.

SaturnMakulu,Mākulukulu,Kakulena.

Saturnthe planet.Makulu.

satyrkao hihiu,kao kanaka.

saucekai. various kinds:kai helo (of crushed shrimp and coconut cream);ʻae limu (seaweed juice);kai ʻina (sea-urchin);kai koʻakoʻa (rich, as of parrot-fish liver). to mix or stew with sauce,kākele.

sauce panipuhaohanakai.

saucepanpā hoʻolapalapa,ipu hao.

saucerpā liʻiliʻi.

saucerseeflying saucer.

saucypākīkē,kīkoʻolā,mahaʻoi,mahalua,honekoa.

Saudhi Arabiaalso Saudi.SaudiʻAlapia,SaudiʻArabia.

saunterholoholo hoʻonanea,hoʻolalau,palela,kūoʻe.

sausagenaʻaukake.

savagehihiu loa,hae,mākaha,iōʻena.

savannaa tropical or subtropical grassland containing scattered trees.sawana.

SavannahKawana,Savana.

save₁as a life.ola,hoʻōla,hoʻopakele,hoʻopalekana. God save the king,ola ka mōʻī i ke Akua. God save me,e ola au i ke Akua.

save₂keep.mālama,pūlama,hoʻīli,hoʻoili,hōʻiliʻili,hoʻokoe,anaʻē.

saveto save, in basketball.kiʻilou. in volleyball.hoʻihoʻi,lou.

saveto save, as in a computer program.mālama. to save as.mālamamakainoaʻo. to revert to previous save.hoʻiikamālama.

savedola,ola pānaʻi,palekana,panekana.

savingmakauliʻi,minamina.also:koʻakoʻana,kīhau,pukumoa.seethrifty.

savingsloaʻa hōʻiliʻili,waihona,kālā hoʻāhu.

savingsas money saved on a sale item.kālāmālama. savings account, as in a bank.waihonahoʻāhukālā.seeaccount.

savingskālā mālama

savings bankpanakō hoʻāhu.

saviorhoʻōla,palekana.

savorʻono.

savoryʻono.

Savoy₁the country.kawoe,savoe.

savoy₂a kind of cabbage.kawoa.

saw₁tool.pahi olo,olo. to saw,olo,oloolo,piolo;helo (with jerky motion);olokīkī (rare). to saw wood,olo papa.

saw₂seesee. I saw,ua ʻike au.

sawpahi olo kā

sawpahi olo uila

sawpahi olo kā

saw bladepā pahiolo

saw bladepā pahiolo

sawdustoka lāʻau.

sawdustokalāʻau.

sawhorselio lāʻau.

sawmillhale olo papa.

SaxonKakona,Sakona.

saxophonekakopone,pūkakopone.

sayʻōlelo,haʻi,ʻī.also:mea,mea mai,wahi a,pēlā,pēia,hoʻopuka. to say little,ʻekemu,molu. the chief said,wahi a ke aliʻi;ʻōlelo mai ke aliʻi.

sayingʻōlelo noʻeau.also:ʻōlelo kaena (of praise, as for a place or person);haʻina,kāleo.

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scabpāpaʻa,ʻōkohe,pihi.

scabpiele.

scabbardʻili wahī,wahī pahi kaua.

scabieskunakuna,ane.

scadakule;halalū,hahalalū,pāʻāʻā (young).

ScaevolaNaupaka.

scaffoldʻolokeʻa.

scalawagʻalapuʻu moʻo.

scaldwelaahi.

scale₁measure.alapiʻi; musical scale,alapiʻi mele,pākōlī.see note,scales.

scale₂fish.unahi,unahinahi. to scale,unaunahi. TheKula people scale squids, theKula people paddle awkwardly,ka poʻe unaunahi heʻe o Kula,ʻo Kula hoe hewa (of ignorance).

scalein math.pālākiō. see entries below. conversion scale.papapālākiō. scale drawing.kiʻipālākiō. to rate, as on a scale.loipālākiō.

scalelinear scale, in geography.pālākiōlālani. Richter scale.pālākiōikehuōlaʻi.

scalemusical scale.alapiʻimele,pākōlī.see Hawaiian entries.

scale selectionas in a computer program.kohopālākiō.

scalelessunahi ʻole.

scalenein math.ʻaoʻaolikeʻole. scalene triangle.huinakoluʻaoʻaolikeʻole.

scaleskaupaona,paona,paona kaulike,ana paona (weighing). baby scales,paona keiki.

scalesfor weighing something.anapaona.seeadjuster. bathroom scales.anapaonahome, usu.anapaona. balance scales.anapaonakaulike. spring scales.anapaonapilina. balancing tray for scales.pāana (preceded byke). weight for scales.koihā.

scallopednihoniho.

scalloped potatoesʻualakahikipepeiao,ʻualapepeiao.

scallopsnihoniho,pepeiao.

scallopskāikī

scalpʻili poʻo. to scalp,lole. crusty scalp, eczema of scalp,pāpaʻa piele,piele.

scalyunahi,unahinahi (as fish);māhuna,pakapaka,luehu (as skin).

scampʻeu,piha ʻeu,kupuʻeu,kolohe.

scanto scan or scroll, as in a computer program.lolelole. to scan forward.loleloleimua. to scan backward.loleloleihope. to scan search, as with audio or video equipment.hulilolelole

scan (digital image)hoʻoili kiʻi

scan (digital image)hoʻoili kiʻi

scandalhana i wā ʻia.see saying,māmane.

scandalouskū i ka wāʻia.

Scandanaviaalso Scandanavian.Kanakawia.

scanneras for a computer program.mīkinihoʻoilikiʻi.

scantylawaʻole,hemoʻē.

scapegoatkao hele,mea i hoʻopaʻi ʻia no nā hewa o haʻi.

scarʻālina,linalina,lina.also:pihi,pihipihi,mōʻali,ʻali,ʻaliʻali,kākala wela,paʻawela (from burning);palaʻe (on neck from glandular disease);koʻakoʻa,ʻalaʻala. to scar,hoʻaliʻali,hoʻolina,kākala wela.

scarninanina,ʻālina (preceded byke).

scarcekakaʻikahi,pānoanoa.

scarcelyʻaneʻane.

scarehoʻomakaʻu,hoʻopūʻiwa; scare away,hoʻohemū.

scarecrowkiʻi hoʻoweliweli.

scarecrowkiʻihoʻomakaʻumanu.

scarfleiʻāʻī,kākai.

scarfkāʻeiʻāʻī.

scarifykahakaha.

scarletʻula.seered.

scarlet feverpiwa ʻulaʻula.

scarredʻaʻalina,ʻaʻali,hōʻaliʻali,ʻaliʻali,pihipihi,manu,manumanu,koʻakoʻa,ʻālina.

scathele me kahi ʻē,hemū.

scatterhoʻopuehu,lū,lūlū,lū heleleʻi,nū.also:kau liʻiliʻi,hoʻoheleleʻi,lele liʻiliʻi,kāpī,kūlele,hoʻoleilei,kaiehu,kōlū,kīʻope,hoʻomalele. scatter in every direction,hoʻopuehu liʻiliʻi. scatter in excitement,holo pūʻaʻā. The crowd scatters,hoʻi nui ka lehulehu.

scatteredpuehu,heleleʻi,luehu.also:malele,pākikokiko,pūlunaluna,pākakahi,nūpolupolu,nūponuponu,mōkākī,kāwala,pūkākā,kūkaʻikahi,kūkākaʻikahi,punapuna,pūʻāʻā.

scattergramin math.pakuhikikokiko.

scattergraphin math.pakuhilū.

scavengerʻai pilau,ʻai pala maunu,ʻai pala niho.see saying,crab.

scavengeralso to scavenge.hamupela.

scavenger birdmanu-ʻai-pilau.

scenenānaina;mahele,pale,moku (in a play).

scenealsoscenery, as for a stage production.nānaina. forest scene.nānainaululāʻau.

scenerynānaina,ʻikena,waihona ʻāina.

sceneryseescene.

scenic viewpointlookout.ʻīmaka.

scentseesmell.

scepticalhilinaʻi ʻole,hoʻomahuakala,manaʻoʻiʻo ʻole,hoʻopāhala,maloka,hoʻomaloka.

sceptrehōʻailona aliʻi paʻa lima,hōʻailona mōʻī.

Scheata star.Mākahi.

schedulepapa kuhikuhi,papa hōʻike,papa kuhikuhi manawa,papa.

schedulepapa manawa₂

schedulepapa manawa₂

schematic drawingalsodiagram.kiʻikuhi.

schemehoʻolālāʻana.

schizophreniamaʻihuohuoi. schizophrenic convulsion.maʻihukihuohuoi.

scholarmeaʻimi naʻauao,akeakamai.

scholarship₁pursuit of knowledge.hana ʻimi naʻauao,huli (followed by qualifier;seehuli₂ and below).

scholarship₂student aid.waihona kōkua hoʻonaʻauao,haʻawina kōkua hoʻonaʻauao.

scholarshiphaʻawinakālāhelekula,haʻawinakālā.athleticscholarship.haʻawinakālāʻālapa.

scholiummanaʻo wehewehe.

school₁educational.kula.seehigh school,manual,preparatory school,private,reform school,select school,teacher,university. go to school,hele kula,kukula. hold school,kula. school supplies,lako kula.

school₂fish.iʻa kū,kū,heʻe,kahe,kauhulu.

schoolseecampus mail. large school of fish such asakule oraku.kumuiʻa. small school of reef fish such asmanini.nahoiʻa,nahaiʻa.

schoolkula kaiapuni

schoolkula haʻahaʻa

schoolkula kaiapuni

school buskaʻaʻōhua kula

school buskaʻaʻōhua kula

school childkeiki hele kula.

school suppliesponohaʻawina.seeschoolbox.

school suppliespono kula

school suppliespono kula

schoolboxpahuponohaʻawina.seeschool supplies.

schoolhousehale kula.

schoolmasterkahu kula,luna kula.

schoolmatehoa kula.

schoolteacherkumu kula,kumu aʻo.

schoonermoku;moku kia lua (two-masted);kuna.

scienceakeakamai,hana ʻimi naʻauao,huli kanaka,ʻike noʻeau.

scienceʻepekema,akeakamai. physical science.kālaiaopaku. science fair.hōʻikeʻikeʻepekema.

science fictionmōhihiʻo. science fiction movie.kiʻiʻoniʻonimōhihiʻo.

scientificseescience. scientific name,inoa lākina.

scientificscientific notation.kauheluʻepekema. scientific researcher.kanakanoiʻiʻepekema.

scientistmea ʻimi naʻauao,akeakamai.

scientistkanakaʻepekema,kanakaakeakamai.

scionweli,weweli,weliweli.

scionweli.

scissorsʻūpā;ʻūpā mikiʻao (fingernail).

scoffpāhenehene.seejeer.

scoldnuku,keʻu,hoʻokekē,hoʻokekē niho,huhū.also:hoʻokekē nuku,haʻakekē,hae,kolokolo,waha lapalapa,meku,pakakeʻu,kūkahalakē,kekē.

scoldalsooral reprimand.nuku.

scoopkīʻoʻe,kūpā,hao,kope,kope ʻana; scoop out,pōʻalo,pao,kīʻalo,olohiʻa.also:poʻo,kūpele,kīpaopao,hōuna,haohana.

scoopto ladle, skim.kīʻoʻe,ʻoʻe.seeladle.

scoop netʻupena uluulu,ʻupena kāʻeʻe.

scoopfulhaona.

scooterchildʻs scooter.peke,kaʻapeke.

scopenui,laulā.

scopemākia lena

scorchkuni,pāpaʻa wela,eina,ʻānia.also:pāwela,liliʻu,haulalapa,unoʻo;pākīʻai,nikipaʻu,haoa,ʻōhaoa.

score₁count.helu,ʻai. to keep score,helu ʻai.

score₂seetwenty.

scorein sports or games.heluʻai.seepoint.

scoreboardpapa helu.

scoreboardas for sports.papaheluʻai.

scorekeeperhelu ʻai.

scorelessʻaiʻole;ʻōhule (slang).

scornhoʻowahāwahā,hoʻokae,wahāwahā,kae.also:haʻakei,ihu ʻeʻeke,pinana ka ihu,ʻōkoleoioi,hoʻomaʻewa,hoʻokē.seeexclamation.

scornfulmaʻewa;ihuihu,ʻauwae,hōʻauwae.seescorn.

scorpionmoʻo-niho-ʻawa,moʻo-huelo-ʻawa,kopena,kopiana.

scorpionkopiana.see other entries in dictionary.

scorpionfishnohu (see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).

ScottishKekokia.

Scotch tapealsotransparent tape.lekiʻea.

ScotiaSekotia.

Scotlandalso Scot, Scots, Scottish.Kekokia,Sekotia.

scoundrellapuwale,puʻuwai ʻeleʻele.

scourkuai,ʻānai,kuolo,holoi.

scouring stonenohu.

scoutkiu;ʻoumuamua (rare).

scowkao.

scowlhoʻokuʻekuʻemaka,hoʻokuʻekuʻemaka nui,hoʻopupuku,hoʻoʻiʻika.also:ʻiʻī,mākuʻe,makakuʻikuʻi,hoʻonohu.

scowlpūtē.seefrown.

scragglykīwalawala,kīwalawalaʻō,haoʻa.

scramblehuikau,hoʻohuikau (mix);pākā. scrambled eggs,hua kai,hua pākā

scrap₁remnant.huna,hakina,hunahuna,ʻāpana liʻiliʻi.seescraps.

scrap₂seefight.

scrap bowlipu ʻaina.

scrap ironpāpaʻa hao.

scrapbookas in a computer program.pukehunahuna.

scrapewaʻu,wawaʻu,waʻuwaʻu,koe,kuai,kahi,pohole.also:uwaʻu,kāwaʻu,walu,ʻuwalu,mākoe,mahole,mohole,hē,kepa,mōholehole,kele.

scraperkahi,waʻu,uwaʻu,wawaʻu,waʻuwaʻu;uhi (of turtle shell);kalepa.

scrapskoena,hakina ʻai,ʻāmikamika,ʻōpilopilo,kōʻalaʻala.

scratchwalu,wawalu,ʻuwalu (as a cat);koe;helu (as a hen)also:heluhelu,waluhia,waluwalu,waʻu,uwaʻu,wawaʻu,waʻuwaʻu,kuolo,kope,kaha,kahakaha,kīhelu,māhelu,mokuʻoi,neneke.

scratchto scratch, as an itch.waʻu,waʻuwaʻu. to scratch with claws, as a cat.walu.

scratch paperpepa kahakaha.

scratchedkoea,waluhia.seescratch.

scratchingskahakahana,waluna,koena.seescratch.

scrawlykiwalaʻō (as writing).

screamʻalalā,pūʻalalā,walaʻau nui,kolopā.seeroar.

screechalalī,kīkīkoʻu,kani ʻōkalakala.

screenpākū,pālulu,ālai,ānai,wahamana. wire screen,uwea hakahaka. window screen,uwea hakahaka,pālulu pukaaniani. screen for projecting pictures or movies,wahi hoʻolele kiʻi.

screenas for windows.ueamakika,makaʻaha.screendoor.panipukaueamakika,panipukamakaʻaha (preceded byke). for projecting slides or movies.pākūhoʻolelekiʻi.

screenas on a TV or computer monitor.papakaumaka.seemonitor. calculator display screen.papakaumakamīkinihelu. computer monitor screen.papakaumakakamepiula. edit screen, in a computer program.pukaanianihoʻoponopono.homescreen.kahuapaʻa. TV screen.papakaumakakīwī. list editor screen.pukaanianikolamuʻikepili.

screenalso to block out, in basketball.ʻākeʻa.seeblocking foul. illegal screen.ʻākeʻaneʻe.

screenpapa kaumaka

screenpapa kaumaka

screenplaymoʻolelokiʻiʻoniʻoni.seescreenwriter. to write a screenplay.kākaumoʻolelokiʻioniʻoni,kākaumoʻolelo.

screenwritermeakākaumoʻolelokiʻiʻoniʻoni,meakākaukiʻiʻoniʻoni.seescreenplay.

screwkui nao,kui,kolū. to screw,wili.

screwkuinao.

screw augerwilipuaʻa,ulepuaʻa.

screw driverkuikala,kala,kala nao.

screwdriverkolūkalaiwa.

scribblekākau wale,kopekope.

scribekākau ʻōlelo. royal scribe,kākau aliʻi.

scribealsosecretary.kākauʻōlelo.

scrimmageas for sports.hoʻokūkūkio.seechampionship,tournament. scrimmage line, in football.lainahoʻouka.

scriptas in handwriting.limahiō.also to write in script.kākaumaoli.see entries below andprint.

scriptas for a play or movie.moʻolelohanakeaka,moʻolelo.seescreenplay. scriptwriter.meakakaumoʻolelo. script supervisor.lunakākaumoʻolelo.

scripta set of computer codes programmed to run consecutively in a computer system.kōmiʻōkuhi. to write a (computer) script; scripting.hakukōmiʻōkuhi.

scriptingseescript.

ScripturesPalapala Hemolele.

scrofulaʻāʻī palaʻe,ʻāʻīʻalaʻala.

scrollʻōwili palapala.

scrollto scroll or scan, as in a computer program.lolelole. to scroll forward.loleloleimua. to scroll backward.loleloleihope.

scrolloriental-style scroll, usually decorative.kiuna.

scrotumlaho (for various idioms and insults,seelaho and entries that follow it).also:ʻeke,ʻekeʻeke,ʻōpeʻa,ʻolo. bull scrotum,laho pipi. raw scrotum,laho kole. My man with big voice whose scrotum sounds,kuʻu kanaka leo nui,na ka laho e hoʻokani (a riddle: a bell is the answer).

scrubʻānai,holoi,kuolo (verb).

scrubbing brushpalaki ʻānai.

scrubbyʻiʻi,kāiʻoiʻo.

scrutinizenānā pono,loi,hoʻomakauliʻi.

scrutinizeto look over critically.loi.seecritical thinking.

scrutinyloina.seescrutinize.

scubato scuba dive; scuba diving.luʻukiniea. scuba diver.kanakaluʻukai. scuba tank.kiniealuʻukai,kiniea.

scuba tankkini ea

scuba tankkini ea

scudkaʻa.

sculptormea kālai kiʻi,kuʻekepa.

sculpturekiʻikuʻikepa.

scumhuʻa,huʻahuʻa. a few scums:limu kalawai (pālāwai),pāwai,nehe.

scurvypehu pala,puʻupuʻu.

scythepahi kākiwi.

sa    sc    se    sh    si    sk    sl    sm    sn    so    sp    sq    sr    st    su    sw    sy       -top-  

seakai;moana (open);malo,pāʻū (poetic).see sayings,pūnoni,forecast. calm, quiet sea,kai mālie,kai malino,kai malolo,kai hoʻolulu,kai pū,kai wahine,kai kalamania,kaiolohia. strong sea,kai koʻo,kai kāne,kai nui,kai nuʻu,ʻōkaikai. rough or raging sea,kai pupule,kai puʻeone,kai akua,ʻōkaikai. deep sea,kai hohonu,kai ʻau,kai hoʻēʻe,kai lū heʻe (fig). restless sea with undercurrent,kai kuolo,kai holo,kai lewa,lapa kai,kai kō,kai au. dark blue sea,moana uli,moauli. streaked sea, associated withKona,kai māʻokiʻoki. whispering sea, associated withkawaihae,kai hāwanawana. salt sea,kai paʻakai. shallow or reef sea,kai kohola,kai koʻele. rippled sea,kai hoʻolili. receding or ebbing sea,kai heʻe,kai emi,kai mimiki,kai hoʻi,kai nuʻu aku. western sea,kai lalo. high sea,kai piha,kai nuʻu. of the sea,o kai. towards the sea,i kai,makai. place where sea and land meet,ʻae kai. by the sea,a kai. sea almost surrounded by land,kai hāloko. the eight seas,nā kai ʻewalu (seas about the Hawaiian Islands, poetic).Puna with its sea rustling over pebbles,Puna i ke kai nehe i ka ʻiliʻili. my sea, concealing sarong(UL 124),kuʻu kai,pāʻū halakā. Black sea, Yellow sea,Kāne's purplish-blue red-brown sea ... silent sea, swinging sea(PH 237),kai ʻeleʻele,kai melemele,kai pōpolohua mea a Kāne ... kai mū,kai lewa.

seaat sea, asea.iwaenamoana.seemidocean.

sea anemoneʻōkala,ʻōkole.

sea areakai.

sea beankāʻeʻe,maunaloa. seeds ofkāʻeʻe,pīpā,pēkaʻa.

sea creaturesmeaola kai

sea creaturesmeaola kai

sea cucumberloli (for various kinds,seeloli and entries that follow it),weli,weliweli,maʻihole,kūnounou,hulali,hūlalilali,ʻūpalu,kūneuneu,ʻunae,kaʻukama kai.see ex. of word magic,ʻiloli. catch the sea cucumber by mistake, a blind fish,hopu hewa i ka loli,ka iʻa makapō (of disappointment, a worthless catch, or ignorance).

sea dogʻīlioʻaukai.

sea elephantʻelepani kai.

sea foamehu kai.

sea gullnēnēʻau kai,ʻōpaʻipaʻi.

sea horsemoʻo lio.

sea horsemoʻolio.

Sea Island cottonKiʻailana.

sea lettuceʻīliohaʻa,līpaha,līpahapaha,pahapaha,līpālahalaha,pakaiea,pālahalaha.seeseaweed.

sea levelʻilikai.

sea lionlionakai.

Sea of OkhotskKai ʻOkotosoko

sea shellpūpū (for various kinds,seepūpū and entries that follow it).seeshell.

sea slugseesea cucumber.

sea sprayehu kai.

sea turtlegreen sea turtle.honulūʻau,honu.

sea urchinwana,wanawana,wana kauila;ʻina. various kinds:hāʻukeʻuke (also, name of a tapa design);hāʻukeʻuke iwi loloa,hāʻuke,hāʻukaʻuka,hāʻueʻue,hākuʻekuʻe,hāwaʻe,hālula,pūnohu,huluʻanai,niho,hailimoa. sea-urchin meat,alelo,poke ʻina. sea-urchin sauce,kai ʻina. to remove sea-urchin flesh,poke ʻina.see saying,hāwaʻe.

sea ventpualekai.

sea wallpani kai.

sea waterkai.

sea wormkoʻe kai.

seacoastkahakai.

seafarerholomoana,holokai,ʻaukai.

seagullkalapuna.

seal₁emblem.kila.also:uwepa,hoʻopaʻa,kuni. seal of office,sila o ke keʻena. to fix a seal,kila.

seal₂mammal.ʻĪlio-holo-i-ka-uaua,hulu (rare).

sealsila.seepinniped. fur seal.silapūhuluhulu. Hawaiian monk seal.silaHawaiʻi.

sealsila₁

sealsila₁

Seal Recovery ProgrampapaHanaHoʻopakeleSila.

sealing waxkēpau kāpili palapala.

seal-of-Solomona kind of flower.kilaokolomona.

seamkuʻina,kuʻi,humu,humuhumu,humuna.

seamanseesailor.

seamedhāluʻa.

seamountmaunakai.seeguyot. chain of seamounts.paemaunakai. Emperor Seamounts.kaPaeMaunaKaiʻoʻEmepela.

searkuni.also:haulalapa,kā liliko.

searchʻimi,huli;ʻimina,hulina (nouns).also:holi,ʻakiu. to search repeatedly,hulihuli,huli hele. to search, as for knowledge,noiʻi,noiʻina.

searchto find or search (for), as in a computer program.huli.seescan search. to find and change, search and replace.huliakuapo.

search warrantpalapala huli.

seashorekahakai,kapa kai.

seasickpoluea,luea,hoʻopapailua,ʻōlanalana.seenausea.

seasidekapa kai,kahakai,kai.

season₁time,kau.also:wā,manawa,laʻa,kikina.seefall,spring,summer,winter. rainy season,wā ua,manawa ua,laʻa ua. fruit season,kau hua. season of dying plants,laʻa make. octopus season,wā heʻe. season after season,kau ā kau. to season, as lumber,hoʻomaloʻo.

season₂impart taste.hōʻono,hōʻonoʻono,hoʻomiko,kāmala. seasoned,miko,liʻu,maliʻu.

seasonkau. nesting season.kauhoʻopūnana.

seasonalkūkau,kūikekau.

seasoningmea hōʻonoʻono,mea hoʻomikomiko,liʻu,kūliʻu.

seatnoho,nohona,hoʻonoho. high, rickety seat,kiolea. seat cover,pale noho.

seatbicycle seat.nohopaikikala. toilet seat.noholua. seat back,.kuanoho.

seawardmakai,i kai,o kai.

seaweedlimu,lī-.see Haw.-Eng. entries and the entries that follow them for various kinds.limu andlī- are sometimes omitted. Some names vary according to islands.see lists below, alsomoss,scum,sea lettuce,vagabond. ball of seaweed, as sold for food,pōpō limu; to gather seaweed,ʻaku limu.

seaweedseeagar.

secanta line which intersects a circle at two points, in math.kahaʻokipōʻai.seetangent.

SechemKekema,Sekema.

secondlua,kualua;kekona (time unit);kōkoʻolua (in a duel). to second a motion,kōkua. the second time,ka lua o ka manawa.

secondunit of time.kekona.abb.kkn.

second basein baseball.pahuʻelua.seebase.

second personkūnā

second personkūnā

second placealsorunner-up.kūlanaʻelua.

second sightmaka ʻike,ʻike pāpālua. gift of second sight,haʻawina ʻike.

secondarylua.

secondaryas second in time, order, or importance.kualua.seeprimary,tertiary,terminal. secondary activity, of a volcano.ʻākualua. secondary or lobar bronchus, in anatomy.ʻāmanapuʻukualua.

second-degree murderʻelua kekele o ka pepehi kanaka.

secondhandmea i hoʻohana muaʻia,hana mua ʻia.

second-handused.pāmia. second-hand car.kaʻapāmia.

secondlylua.

secretmea huna,huna,malū,ʻōhuna. to hide or keep in secret,hūnā,hūnākele,ʻekepue. to do evil in secret,kāmalū. secret languages:wehiwa,nehiwa,kake.

secret serviceʻoihana kiu.

secret societyʻahahui malū;nauwā (formed byKa-lā-kaua).

secretary₁clerical aid.kākau ʻōlelo,kākau moʻolelo;ikū kau (rare). private secretary,kākau ʻōlelo pilikino.

secretary₂high official.kuhina.

secretaryalsoscribe.kākauʻōlelo.

secretary of interiorkuhina kālaiʻāina.

secretary of statekuhina mokuʻāina.

secretary of warkuhina kaua.

secretehoʻokuʻu

secretivepeʻe poli,malū,ʻekepue,hōʻekepue,hūnā.see saying,kio₂.

secretlyhunāhunā,malū. take secretly,lawe malū.

secthoʻomana,mahele hoʻomana.

sectionpaukū,moku,mokuna,ʻāpana,mahele;mahele hana (work section).also:mō,hakina;puna (between joints);kiko (of a story);huli (as of town or place);poke;hāʻao (in chief's procession);nanaka (marked).

sectioncross section, in math.hiʻonakaha.

sectorʻāpana.

securepaʻa.also:papaʻa,kuapapa,kulekule.seesafe. to make secure,hoʻopaʻa,hana paʻa,hoa,ʻōmau. not secure,paʻa ʻole,holokake.

securitypalekana,panekana,maluhia,kahua paʻa;waiwai hoʻopaʻa (investment).see saying,heaven.

security bankpanakō hoʻomalu ʻia.

security guardkiaʻipoʻo.

security guardkiaʻi,kiaʻipō,mākaʻikiaʻi (pō).

sedan chairmanele.

sedatekūoʻo,noʻenoʻe.

sedgesmauʻu. varieties:ʻahaniu,ʻahuʻawa,ʻehuʻawa,kāluhāluhā,kiolohia,kohekohe,kuolohia,makaloa,manunēnē,mokae,pīpīwai,pōpōhau-o-Niʻihau,puʻu-kaʻa,ʻuki.

sedimentoka,koʻana,mākū.

sedimentkoʻana. marine sediment.koʻanakai.streamsediment.koʻanakahawai.

sedition libellaipila hoʻālaala kipi.

seditiouskipi. seditious offenses,hewa hoʻālaala kipi.

seducehoʻowalewale hewa,alakaʻi hewa,luahele.

seeʻike;nānā (look at). to see clearly, well, keenly,ʻike pono,ʻike leʻa,maka ʻike,ʻiʻike,ʻike kōnale. to see personally,ʻike maka. to see double,ʻike pāpālua. to see supernatural things,maka ʻike. to see indistinctly,halaʻoʻa,pāwao (rare). to see but disregard,nānā kuli. Let me see!ʻOliana! ʻOiana! ʻOia ana! Aliana! Inane!

see the lightto "see the light" after not understanding or after being in opposition to an idea.makilikanoʻonoʻo.

seedʻanoʻano,hua;hua kanu (for planting);lū (of beach poppy). to bear seed,hua. seed ofloulu palm,wāhane,hāwane. seed ofʻāweoweo (a shrub),mokiweo. seed ofkāʻeʻe,pēkaʻa,pīpā.

seedʻanoʻano. seed pod.wahīʻanoʻano.

seed coatiwi ʻanoʻano

seedbedwahi kanu ʻanoʻano.also:loko ulu,haokanu.

seedlingkawowo,hehu.also:ila,ʻōilo.

seedlingas ofʻilima plants.hehu.seeshoot.

seeingʻikena.

seekʻimi,huli.also:huhuli,huhuhuli,ʻiʻimi (of many and repeatedly);ʻakiu,nowelo. to seek far,ʻimi loa. to seek money,ʻimi kālā. to seek work,ʻimi hana. to seek information or knowledge,noiʻi,ʻimi ʻike,ʻimi naʻauao. to seek for sexual ends,kiʻi. to seek revenge,hoʻopaʻi,hoʻopānaʻi,ʻimi i kahi e kū ai ka mākaia.

seekingʻimina,hulina.

seemsʻamo,mehe mea lā. It seems good,he ʻano maikaʻi ia.

seemskohu mea

seemskohu mea

seenʻike ʻia,kūmaka. plainly seen,ʻike maopopo ʻia,kaulaʻelaʻe,ʻōʻili lua.

seepagenono,nō,manono.

seerkāula,kilo,kuhikuhipuʻuone,nānā ao,ʻimi loa. god of seers,Kuhimana.Hiʻiaka, seer with power(PH 151),ʻO Hiʻiaka,kāula mana.

seesawpapa hulei (board). to seesaw,hulehulei.also:mahiki,panau,hoʻopanau,mākoiele.

seesawpapahulei. to seesaw.hulehulei.

Segina star.Laniholoʻokoʻa.

segmentʻāpana;ʻāpana pōʻai (of a circle).

segmentline segment, in math.ʻāpanakaha. sound segment, in linguistics.hua.

segmental bronchusalsotertiary bronchus, in anatomy.ʻāmanapuʻukuakolu.

segregatehoʻokaʻawale.

segregatehoʻokaʻawale.

segregationhoʻokaʻawale ʻana.

seinehukilau,lau,ʻupena kō lau,lau kapalili,lauʻapoʻapo,pāloa.

seismographana ōlaʻi,mīkini ana ōlaʻi.

seismographmīkinianaōlaʻi,anaōlaʻi.

seizehopu,ʻapo,lālau,kāʻili.also:hoʻokiʻikiʻi,kāʻilikū,ʻapakau,kāpeʻa,lelemū,kūlē,lauhulu.

seizingʻuo (lashing).

seldomkakaʻikahi.

seldomalsofew,sparse; rarely.kākaʻikahi.

selectkoho,wae,ʻohi.also:waewae,hoʻowae,māwae,mōwae,mōae,ʻeleʻī.

select schoolkula wae.

selectionkoho ʻana,waeʻana,ʻohina.

selectionscale selection, as in a computer program.kohopālākiō.

selection boardpapa ʻohi.

selectivekamawae,wae,waewae.

selective solubilitypēmāʻōʻāwaeʻano.

selfiho,kino,ponoʻī,ʻōiwi.seebone. for myself,noʻu iho.

self-or auto- (prefix).hika-.

self-controlkāohi iho.

self-directedhikaaʻo

self-directedhikaaʻo

selfishʻauʻa;noʻonoʻo iāia wale iho nō,hoʻokēāmaka.

self-satisfiedʻoluʻolu nō iāia iho.

self-studyhikaaʻo

self-studyhikaaʻo

sellkūʻai aku.also:kālepa,hoʻolilo,maʻauʻauwā;kuʻakuʻai,hoʻokuʻakuʻai (sell repeatedly, buy and sell);pākaukau (over the counter). to sell leis,kau lei.

sellermea kūʻai aku. lei seller,mea kau lei,wahine kau lei.

selvagekaʻe paʻa (of cloth).

semenkeakea.also:wai o ke kāne,wai.see saying,keakea.

semesterkau.

semiannualhapa makahiki.

semicirclepōʻai hapalua.

semicirclepōʻaihapalua.

semicolonkiko hoʻomaha,kiko koma.

semicolonhapakolona.seecolon.

semiconscioushoʻolana i ka wai ke ola.

semilunar valveof the heart.pepeiaoʻaʻapu.seevalve.

seminarseminā.

senateʻaha kenekoa.

senatorkenekoa.

sendhoʻouna; send on an errand,kēnā; send for,kiʻi,hoʻokiʻi,kauoha; send back,hoʻihoʻi; send away,kipaku,paku.

SenegalSenekala.

seniormua,makua,hele mua,hānau mua.see saying,wawaele. Senior class,papa kiʻekiʻe loa,papa e puka aku ana. Smith, Senior,Kamika Makua. senior branch (of a family),nā hele mua,lālā hele mua. to act as senior,hoʻomuamua.

seniorMk.

sennitʻaha. to braid sennit,hōʻaha.

sensationmea hoʻokāhāhā.seemanene,sense.

sensationʻike lonoa

sensationalkū i ke kāhāhā.

sense₁faculty.ʻike. sense of taste,ʻike i ka ʻono. sense of pain,ʻike i ka ʻeha. sense of sight,ʻike i ka maka. common sense,noʻonoʻo kūpono.

sense₂import.manaʻo nui.

senselonoa. sense of hearing.lonoapepeiao. sense of sight.lonoamaka. sense of smell.lonoaihu. sense of taste.lonoaalelo. sense of touch.lonoaʻili.

sensecommon sensealso to use common sense.noʻonoʻokanaka.

sensiblenoʻonoʻo pono.

sensitive₁perceptive.ʻIke hoʻomaopopo.

sensitive₂as to criticism.ʻEha wale,kuʻia wale.also:heke,lili.

sensitivecase sensitive, as in a computer program.makaʻalamaʻaka.

sensitive plantpua hilahila.

sensoryʻike. extrasensory perception,ʻike pāpālua.

sensoryʻike lonoa

sensoryaʻalolo lonoa

sensualkuko i kō ke kino;pākīai (rare).

sentencemāmalaʻōlelo (words);ʻōlelo hoʻopaʻi (penalty).

sentencea grammatical unit.hopunaʻōlelo,pepeke.seeclause. math or number sentence.hopunahelu. topic sentence, as of a paragraph.hopunaʻōlelowehekumuhana.

sentencepepeke painu

sentencepepeke ʻaike

sentencepepeke painu

sentimentaloha.

sentimentalpakela hoʻālohaloha loa.

sentinelkoa kiaʻi,kū uwaki.

separatekaʻawale,kau ʻokoʻa,kāʻokoʻa,hemo,lele,hoʻokaʻawale.also:hoʻokaʻaʻokoʻa,hōʻokoʻa,kaukoʻa,hoʻokaupale,wae,waewae,māwae,mahae,weke,wekeweke,māwehe,māweke,mōwae,mōae,hoʻopale,kōhikōhi,ʻoki.seekaiʻokia. to separate by space,hoʻokōwā. to separate taro corm from stalk,kōhi ʻai.

separatehoʻokaʻawale.seebuffer. to separate easily, as a nut from its shell.ʻēkakaʻa.

separateda "straight" z-shaped line written to indicate where two words written as one should be separated, in proofreading.kahahoʻokōā,kahahoʻokaʻahua.

separatelypākahi,hoʻokaʻawale ʻia,hoʻokahi,ʻokoʻa. considered separately,noʻonoʻo pākahi ʻia.

separationkaʻawale ʻana,ʻokina,hoʻomoku,palena,hemohemo,ʻakaka.

SeptemberKepakemapa.

SeptemberKepakemapa.abb.Kep.

sepulcherhale kupapaʻu,ilina kupapaʻu,ilina.

sequelhope,hopena.

sequencenoho papa ʻana,hoʻonoho papa ʻana,kakaʻina,kaʻina,kekahi mahope mai o kekahi,moekahi.seesuccession.

sequencekaʻina.seealphabetize. in math.laukaʻina. in sequence, consecutive.moekahi. to put in order.hoʻokaʻina. to sequence ideas, as in a compositon.hoʻokaʻinamanaʻo.

seraphimkelapima.

serenademele hoʻoipoipo,mele hoʻālohaloha (romantic).

serendipitymaking a fortunate discovery by accident.ūlialiapōmaikaʻi.seecoincidence.

serenemaluhia,laʻi,mālie,laʻelaʻe,mālaʻe.also:laʻikū,kohea,pālūlā,ʻalaneo. serene weather,kohea.

sergeʻalapia,paina (resembling).

sergeantkakiana. sergeant major,kakiana mekia.

sergeant fishmamo.

sergeant-at-armsmālama puka.

serialhelu.

serialas of a computer port.alapūkaʻina. serial port.awaalapūkaʻina.

serial bondpona helu.

seriesmahele (as of books);moʻo.seesequence,set. one of a series,kakaʻina.

seriespūkaʻina.seealkane,alkene,alkyne,chain,range. series of volcanic eruptions.pūkaʻinahūpele.TVseries.pūkaʻinapolokalamukīwī. series of geological features.pae.see Hawaiian entries underpae.

series of booksmoʻopuke

series of booksmoʻopuke

seriouskūoʻo.also:hōʻiʻo,hanaʻiʻo,kūkonukonu.seeimportant.

seriousto act or "get serious."hoʻokūoʻo.

sermonhaʻiʻōlelo,haʻi aʻo.

serpentmoʻo,moʻo kiha,moʻolele.seesnake.

Serpentine RiverMuliwai Kepenakina.

serratedwakawaka,nihoniho,nihoa,ʻōniho.

servantkanaka hana (male);wahine hana (female);kanaka lawelawe,kanaka,ʻōhua.seeoutcast,retainer. Anciently, attendants to a chief were privileged blood relatives who might not be dismissed;kauā (Biblical, servant) were despised outcasts not permitted access to chiefs; the Euro-American idea of the inferior status of servants was unknown. Your humble servant,kāu kauā haʻahaʻa. Your obedient servant,kāu kauā hoʻolohe. Servant of God,kauā a ke Akua.

servelawelawe.also:hoʻokō (as a warrant);mālama,kaʻa malalo. Serves you right!Alolo! ʻAikola! Lolo! Ā laʻa lā!

serveto serve, in volleyball.hānai,paʻiulele.seeservice,set. to serve underhand.hānaipuʻupuʻu. to make a sidewinder serve.paʻikulo. to receive a serve;alsofirst pass.kiʻi.

servernetwork server, as for a computer network.kikowaenapūnaewele.seenetwork station.

servicelawelawe (assistance);hana,ʻoihana (occupation, division, department). service charge,uku lawelawe. military service,ʻoihana koa. church service,pule,hālāwai haipule,haipule,haipule ʻana.

servicelawelawe.see entry below andbulletin board service,weather service. high-quality service.lawelawepoʻokela. service industry.ʻoihanalawelawe. military service;alsoarmy.pūʻalikoa. National Marine Fisheries Service.ʻOihanaLawaiʻakaiPekelala. National Park Service.ʻOihanaPākaAupuni. US Fish and Wildlife Service.ʻOihanaiʻamekaHoloholonaLōhiuoʻAmelika.

servicein volleyball;also to serve (the ball).paʻiulele.seeserve,side out. service violation.ʻaʻenapaʻiulele.

service of processhoʻokōʻana i ka palapala kēnā.

servilehaʻahaʻa loa,kaʻapē,kuapaʻa.

servingof food.haʻawinaʻai.

servinglawelawe₁

servinglawelawe₁

sesamesesamī

sesbanʻohai keʻokeʻo,ʻohai ʻulaʻula.

sessionkau. regular session,kau mau (of legislature). special session,kau kūikawā. to be in session,noho.

sessiona period of time spent in an application of a computer program.wāhoʻohana.

set₁to place.kau;hoʻonoho (as table, bones, type);hoʻomoe,hoʻomoemoe,kuʻu,au (as line or net);ʻōniu,ulele (as type);mau (as a wager);napoʻo,welo (of sun);kōkō (bones by applying pressure);paʻihi,hao ā paʻihi (as sails);kāpili (as precious stones). to set on fire,hōʻā,puhi ahi. to set firmly,paʻakūkū,hoʻopaʻa. to set apart,hoʻokaʻawale,hōʻokoʻa,kaiʻokia;mōlia (for gods). to set aside,kāpae,waiho. to set up,kūkulu,hoʻokū. to set off, explode,hoʻopahū. to set free,hoʻokuʻu,makala,mokala,puhemo. to set apart for sacred purposes,hoʻolaʻa,hoʻokapu. to set a table,hoʻonoho i ka pākaukau.

set₂assortment.nā mea kohu like o ke ʻano hoʻokahi,kaina. tea set,kaina hoʻokahi o nā mea inu kī.

seta collection of like items or elements.huikaina.see entries below. as of golf clubs or silverware.ʻōpaʻa. to set, as a record.mākia. to set, as the sun.napoʻo,anapoʻo. to set an imu.kuʻiikaimu. to set a deadline.kaupalena.seedeadline.

setto set, as margins or tabs on a computer file or typewriter.hoʻopaʻa.seemargin,set up,setup,spacing,tab. to set the margins.hoʻopaʻainālihi. to set the tabs.hoʻopaʻainākāwāholo. to set spacing.hoʻokoana.

setas for movie or video production.kahua. to decorate sets.hoʻoponoponokahua. set decorator.meahoʻoponoponokahua. to design sets.hakulaukahua. set designer.meahakulaukahua.

setto set or set up (the ball), in volleyball.hānai,hāʻawi. to make a back set.hānaiihope,hānaikīkala. to make an outside set.hānailōʻihi. to make a short set.hānaipōkole.setter.meahānai,hānai.

set shotin basketball; to make such a shot.kīkū.

set typeto set type, as for video captions.ulelehua.seecharacter operator.

set upto set up, as printer specifications for a computer.hoʻonoho.seesetup.

setteekokī,noho lōʻihi.seecouch.

settingkahua,wahi;ʻōnohi (as of a ring). diamond setting,ʻōpuʻu kaimana,ʻōnohi kaimana. setting sun,napoʻona lā,lā kau. the setting of the moon(Kep. 105),ka napoʻona mahina.

settlekau;mākū,koʻana,hoʻokoʻana,kiʻo (as dregs);kikiʻo,pākiʻo,hoʻokiʻo,kiʻo wai (as water in a pond);kuʻu,emi iho,pohō,pohī (as earth);ʻōkuʻu,noe (as mist);hoʻonā (as a claim);hoʻoholo (as a problem);akakuʻu (as wind). to settle down, stay,noho paʻa,hoʻokahua.

settleto settle, as a claim.hoʻonā.seeland court,land registration system.

settledkau,nā,holo,akakuʻu.seesettle.

settlementkauhale,aukanaka.seeagreement.

settlement patternin geography.lauanahoʻokahua.

setupalsoto set up, as in a computer program.hoʻokuene.seeset up. page setup.hoʻokueneʻaoʻao.

sevenhiku,ʻehiku,ʻahiku. seven times,ʻehiku,ʻahiku,pāhiku. seven years,ʻehiku makahiki,hepekoma. seven times seven,hiku hiku.

sevenfoldpāhiku.

seventeenʻumi kūmāhiku,ʻumi kumamāhiku.

seventhhiku. one-seventh,hapahiku.

Seventh-day AdventistHoʻomana Pōʻaono.

seventykanahiku.

seventy-eightkanahiku kūmāwalu,kanahiku kumamāwalu.

seventy-fivekanahiku kūmālima,kanahiku kumamālima.

seventy-fourkanahiku kūmāhā,kanahiku kumamāhā.

seventy-ninekanahiku kūmāiwa,kanahiku kumamāiwa.

seventy-onekanahiku kūmākahi,kanahiku kumamākahi.

seventy-sevenkanahiku kūmāhiku,kanahiku kumamāhiku.

seventy-sixkanahiku kūmāono,kanahiku kumamāono.

seventy-threekanahiku kūmākolu,kanahiku kumamākolu.

seventy-twokanahiku kūmālua,kanahiku kumamālua.

severʻoki,moku.also:mō,muku,mukumuku,mokumoku,momoku,ʻāmokumoku. severed,moku,pahupū,lele loa,poʻomuku,mokuna.

severalkekahi,kekahi mau.

severanceʻokina,mokuna.

severeʻoʻoleʻa,ʻaʻaka,uahoa,koʻikoʻi.also:kūpilikiʻi;loʻaʻā (as taboo);pāʻeaʻea. to treat severely,hoʻokoʻikoʻi.

SevilleKewila,Sevila.

sewhumuhumu.also:hono,kuʻi,holoholo,ʻōmau;pāhono (as a tear);holo (as a break in a gourd);kāholo (with long stitches). to sew sails,humu peʻa,uhauhumu (rare). to sew in a diagonal line,humu lala.

sewagesewage sludge.kaekene. raw sewage.kaekenemaka. treated sewage.kekaekeneikāemikalaʻia.

sewerʻauwai,kua,hā wai,ʻauwai lawe mea ʻino.

sewer pipepaipu lawe ʻino,hā wai lawe ʻino.

sewer pipepaipulaweʻino.seemanhole cover.

sewinghumuna.seesew.

sewing machinemīkini humuhumu,kāwiliwili humuhumu. for parts,seehuila,kāʻei,kanokaomi paneʻeʻūpiki,papa hehi,papa hoʻoholo,bobbin winder,clamp,feed dog,gatherer,gauge,latch,presser foot,shuttle,spool.

sexno Hawaiian term.seelascivious,lecherous,randy, andsayings,hua₄,koʻokā₁,pīoeʻoe,waʻuwaʻu. masculine sex,keka kāne, feminine sex,keka wahine.

sexsafe sex; to practice safe sex.aipalekana. unprotected sex; to practice unprotected sex.aipalekanaʻole.

sexismhoʻokaekeka.

sextantanakilolani.

sexualno Hawaiian term (but sexual innuendos are enjoyed);pili i ke kāne me ka wahine.seegame and sayings,wali,cowry shell. sexual passion,kola,huahuaʻi. sexual excitement,maneʻo,kola. sexual part,maʻi,wahi huna. sexually unattractive,lemukū. The hidden meaning of this song is sexual,ke kaona o kēia mele,pili i ke kāne me ka wahine. beautiful but without sexual appeal,he uʻi kū i kiʻona (lit., a beauty fit for the dung heap). Sexual attraction or relationship may be shown poetically by references to rain, mist, spray, coolness.

sexual harassmentalso to subject tosexual harassment.kekohala.

sexual intercourseai,ei,hana maʻi,moe,piʻi,panipani,aina. motions of sexual intercourse,kūʻamiʻami. to have had sexual intercourse, of a female,pā kanaka. sexual intercourse with a menstruating woman,kokokohe.

sexually transmitted diseaseSTD.maʻileleai.

SeychellesSekele. Seychelles Islands.kaPaeMokuʻoSekele.

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shabbyhāpaʻupaʻu,kuhāʻeka,luʻa.

shackhaleʻāpulu,kāmala.

shaddockʻalani Pākē.

shademalu,māmalu;pālulu (for protection). shade under cliff or hill,ʻūmalu, to shade,hoʻomalumalu,hoʻomaʻū,ʻūmalu,hoʻoʻūmalu. eye shade,pālulu maka. lamp shade,pālulu kukui. window shade,pākū pouli,pālulu pukaaniani. deep shade, as of trees,malu hālau loa,malu koʻi,mālipolipo.

shadefor a lamp.palekukui. to shade, as with a pencil.kahiāuli.seehighlight.

shadowaka,huaka,ʻūmalu.see saying,aka₁. to cast a shadow,hoʻoaka,ili i ke aka,hoʻohuaka,hoʻoʻūmalu;lu;malila (rare). to fall, as one shadow on another,piʻi. The valley of the shadow of death,ke awāwa malu o ka make.

shadowas on a computer or in typesetting.hoʻāka.seeeye shadow. shadowed.aka. rain shadow.luluʻalaneo.

shadymalumalu.also:lāuli,ʻōmalu,ʻōmalumalu,hoʻomalumalu,mālipolipo,milumilu,ʻeʻaʻeʻa;pololuhi (rare). to make shady,hoʻomāmalu.

shaft₁column.kia,pou.

shaft₂seehandle.

shaggypūhuluhulu,ʻōhuluhulu,huluhulu.

shakenaue,nauwe,nāueue,lūlū,hōʻoni,hoʻoluliluli,luli,luliluli (as the head);hoʻoluli (as a drink);lūlū,nāueue,ʻōlaʻi,ʻōpaʻipaʻi (as the earth); shake jerkily,kūkū; shake as with palsy,kuolo; shake as with cold or fear,ulupiʻi; shake badly,ʻoni ʻino.also:haʻalulu,ʻapi,kuehu,kuekueni,lū,nū,naka,noiele,pilu,ʻōlūlū (with fat),ʻolokā,paleha,hoʻonāueue. shake hands,lūlū lima.

shakemilk shake.waiūluliluli.

shakehoʻonāuwewe

shakehoʻonāuwewe

ShakespeareHoʻonāueueihe

ShakespeareHoʻonāueueihe

shakykulana,kulanalana,naluli,kāhulihuli.

shalle ...ana,e.(Gram. 5.2).

shallowpāpaʻu,hāpapa;mālānai,mānānai,pānānai,nānai (rare). shallow-rooted,mālana,pūhai. sea too shallow to float a canoe in,kai koʻele.

shallowas a dish.pānainai.

shamhoʻokamani. sham battle,kaua kio,pahukala,kānekupua (with spears).

shamehilahila,waia. to put to shame,hoʻohilahila,hoʻowaia,hoʻohoka. What a shame!Aloha ʻino!

shamefacedpalai maka.

shamefulhoʻohilahila.

shamelesshilahila ʻole,ʻuhaneʻole;mākolea (rare).

shampooholoi lauoho. shampoo liquid,mea holoi lauoho.

shampookopalauoho.seesoap.

shamrockʻihi pua kea.

ShanghaiKainahai,Kanahai. to shanghai,kanahai.

shank₁fishhook part.kūʻau. tail or small end of bonito lure,muli. head or large end,ihu. shank of octopus lure,pou lua.

shank₂leg.wāwae,lapawāwae.

shantyhale lālā lāʻau,kāmala,hale pupupu.

shapeʻano,hōʻomoʻomo;kālai,ʻōmilo (as a canoe hull);hoʻopololei,kālai (as a policy or enterprise). irregular in shape,pāʻewa,pūʻali. to take shape,hoʻokino. to put in shape,hoʻoponopono,hoʻopololei.

shapegeometric figure, in math.kinona. regular shape.kinonaanalahi.

shapeto model or mold, as clay.hōʻomoʻomo.

sharemahele,puʻu;kea (stocks). to share,mahele;kaʻana,hoʻokaʻana (equally);puʻunaue,ʻalo. share food,pū ʻai.

sharekaʻanalike

sharekaʻanalike

sharerhoa loaʻa,hoa lawe pū.

sharkmanō (for various kinds, sayings, fig. meanings,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).also:lālākea,laukāhiʻu,leleiwi,lelewaʻa,luhia,niuhi.see saying,holopapa₂, andidiom,eat. line of shark fins protruding above the water,lālani kalalea. to catch sharks with bait and noose,kūmanō. shark-tooth weapon,leiomano. shark-tooth knife,niho ʻoki. to behave as a shark, to act like a shark, to pursue women,hoʻomanō. Thewiliwili blooms, sharks bite,pua ka wiliwili,nanahu ka manō (of a girl reaching maturity).

shark sucker₁Leleiona,moelawa (remora).

SharonKalona. The rose of Sharon,ka loke o Kalona.

sharp₁not dull.ʻoi,ʻāwini.also:ʻoiʻoi,kōī,koʻi,mūkoʻi,ʻou,kākala,kulilipi,nihoa,huini,waka,wakawaka,wana,wanawana,wawana. long and sharp,pīoeoe. any sharp edge,lipi. sharp point,wini,winiwini. sharp nose,ihu winiwini. sharp, shrill sounds,huini. sharp-edged,kaʻe ʻoi,ʻōniho. sharp-lipped,lehe ʻoi (of one who makes cutting remarks).

sharp₂in music.ʻōi.

sharppungent, as the smell of ammonia or vinegar.wiʻu.

sharpenhoʻokala,hōʻoi.also:hōʻoiʻoi,hana hoʻowini,koli,ʻoi.

sharpenerhoʻokala,mea hoʻokala.

sharpnessʻoi.

sharpshooterkī pololei.

sharp-tonguedkekē,kekē nuku,lehe ʻoi,waha ʻā.

shatterwāwahi,nahā,nāhāhā,kā,hoʻokā,kāpaʻi.

shavekahi,āmū,koli. to shave whiskers,kahi ʻumiʻumi. to shave half the head in mourning,kahi kīhapa. smooth-shaven,kahania,kanekanea.

shave icesnow cone.haukōhi.

shaving soapkopakahiʻumiʻumi, usu.kopaʻumiʻumi.

shavingsoka lāʻau,kahina;hānā (rare).

shavingswood shavings.hānā.

shawlkīhei.kīhei dyed with sandalwood,peluliahi. to wear a shawl,kīheihei.

shawlalso light blanket.kīhei,kīheipili.

shesame ashe

sheafpūʻā,pūʻala. We were binding sheaves,i ka pūʻā ʻana a kākou i nā pūʻā.

shearʻako,ʻoki,āmū. to shear sheep,ʻako hulu hipa.

shearermea ʻako. sheep shearer,mea ʻako hulu hipa.

shearsʻūpā,ʻūpā nui. grass shears,ʻūpā mauʻu. pinking shears,ʻūpā nihoniho.

shearwaterʻuaʻu kani (hōʻio),ʻaʻo.

sheathpale,wahī,ʻili wahī. coconut-flower sheath,holowaʻa,holoaʻa,lolo,lolo niu. coconut-sheath canoe,waʻa lolo niu. banana-bud sheath,ʻōpuʻu maiʻa.

shed₁building.hale hoʻāhu.also:hale pupupu,auolo,hale malu,hale malumalu,hale kāmala,lānai.

shed₂throw off.heleleʻi,helelei (as a dogʻs hair);lū,nū;hāliko,hoʻomalule (as a crab sheds its shell);auhā (rare). shed blood,hoʻokahe koko.

sheephipa. flock of sheep,kumu hipa,pūʻā hipa. to tend sheep,kahu hipa.

sheep dogʻīlio hipa,ʻīlio kiaʻi hipa.

sheep marketpukahipa.

sheepfoldpā hipa.

sheepskinʻili hipa.

sheer₁perpendicular, steep.kū pololei,kūnihinihi.also:kahakō,kuʻi,kūlono,kūmole,laumania,nienie;lele koaʻe (poetic).

sheer₂complete.loa,maoli. sheer nonsense,kohu ʻole loa.

sheetlau,papa,pale. sheet of paper,ʻāpana pepa. bed sheet,uhi pela,hāliʻi moe,pale moe.

sheetas of stamps.laulahi. sheet of stamps.laulahipoʻoleka.seebedsheet,call sheet.

sheet feederas for a computer printer.pohopepa. additional sheet feeder.pohopākuʻi.

sheetingplastic sheeting, general term.hāliʻiʻea.seepolyethylene.

shekelkekela.

shelfhaka,haka kau,papa,kumuhaka,holopapa,kaola.rare:olo,oloʻewa. shelf for food containers,haka ipu,papa ipu. high shelf or place,kauwōlani.

shelfhakakau. book shelf.hakakaupuke.seecontinental shelf.

shelf casehaka kau pahu

shelf casehaka kau pahu

shell₁marine shell.pūpū (see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it),iwi.also:ʻākōlea (pipipi ʻākōlea,kōlea),ālealea,ʻaoa (maka ʻaoa),apuhihi,ʻāunauna,hailimoa,hau,hīhīwai (hapawai),hūai,kahelelani,kaunaʻoa (kio,unaʻoa),koholua,kuanaka,kuapoʻi,kūpeʻe,makahālili,makaloa (aupūpū,pūpūʻawa),moa (kāmoa),momi (pūpū Niʻihau),nahawele (mahawele),naka ʻōniʻoniʻo,naunau (ānaunau),nene,ʻōlepe and below,pā,pā hau,pipi,pipipi and below,poʻopalaoa,pūhali,pūʻōniʻoniʻo.seebarnacle,bivalve,conch shell,cowry shell,helmet shell,land shell,limpet,Nerita,oyster,pearl shell,sea urchin,snail,sundial shell,Trochus shell,turbo shell. turtle or tortoise shell,una,kua honu. shell on back of crab or turtle,kuapoʻi. shell for a lei,pūpū lei. shell lei,lei pūpū,lei leho,lei pipipi.

shell₂any hard case.iwi. shell ofhiwa coconut,ipu o Kāne. shell oflelo coconut used ceremonially,ipu o Lono. to shell,poke,pōʻalo,ʻōhiki.

shell₃projectile.pōkā,pōkā pū,pōkā pahū (bomb);pōkā pōpō ahi (incendiary bomb);pōkā pū kuni ahi (cannon ball).

shelterwahi lulu,wahi hoʻomalu,hale,hale,kāmala,hale pupupu,loʻu pali,auolo,pāpaʻi,malumalu,auhā. In the shelter of his wings,ma ka malu o kona ʻēheu. This house is not very good, still it is a shelter,ʻaʻole maikaʻi loa ʻo kēia hale,akā he malumalu.

shelterwahihoʻomalu. lean-to shelter.halekāpiʻo.

shepherdkahu hipa.

shepherd dogʻīlio hipa,ʻīlio kiaʻi hipa.

sheriffmākaʻi nui,ilāmuku. district sheriff,luna mākaʻi.

ShetlandKekalana.

shewbreadpelena hōʻike.

shieldpālulu,pale,puʻupale;pale kaua (Biblical);pale lima,lulu,uhikino,pākū;ʻaʻahu a poʻo (head). to shield,pālulu,pale,lulu;kōlulu (rare); shield modestly with the hand,pāʻūhalakā.

shieldas for battle.palekaua. as in volcanoes.kuahene. shield building; to build a shield (volcano).hoʻāhuakuahene.shield cone.puʻukuahene. shield volcano.luapelekuahene. primary shield volcano.luapelekuahenekuamua. to shield or cover, as oneʻs mouth,pale.

shifthaʻoneʻe,ʻoni,huli lua,haʻakuʻe. work shift,manawa hana,mahele hana.

shiftto shift, as on a computer or typewriter keyboard.kake. shift key.pihi kake (preceded byke).

shifting cultivationin geography.mahiʻaimahakea.

shiftlessʻaeʻa,pālauʻeke,ʻakole,ʻalopalopā,hīlea,lōpā,pākukui,pono nō ika noho;moelepo (fig.);kūelekā (rare).see saying,goat.

shifty-eyedmaka ʻaloʻalo,maka kākaʻa.