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wwē. wadpōpō. wad of tobacco,pōpō paka. gun wad,ʻumoki,panipū. wad discharged from a weapon,pōkā ukali. waddleʻoehaʻa,pau hananuʻu. wadehele wāwae i loko o ke kai (ka wai),helekū. waferpāpaʻa pelena,uwepa;papa palaoa (rare). wafflepalaoakīpoʻopoʻo. waftmāpu,māpuana,aheahe,ahe; waft off to sleep,kuluhio. wafted fragrance,moani. white wafted smoke,ʻo ka uahi māpu kea. The fragrance of the maile wafts in the breeze,ke māpu nei ke ʻala o ka maile. wagluli,kolili,konini,ʻoniʻoni. The dog wags the tail,hoʻokonini ka ʻīlio i ka huelo. wageuku.seewage war. wages of sin(Roma 6.23),a uku no ka hewa. wage warhoʻouka kaua,kaua. wagerpili,piliwaiwai,ʻai. to wager one's bones,pili i nā iwi. wagerkumu pili wagerkumu pili wagesuku,uku hana. to pay wages,uku hana. wagonkaʻa. horse-drawn wagon,kaʻa lio. wagon tongue or shafts,kolo,kolo kaʻa. wagonchild's wagon.kaʻaʻauhuki. wahooono. WaikīkīWaikīkī (lit., spouting water). wailuē,ʻalalā,kanikau;uē helu,uē kaukau (and weep in mourning).also:pihe,olo pihe,kūmakena,puwō,puō,makena,kaʻakūmakena,kūpinaʻi,kūwō,kūō,aeae,leoleo,nā,kaniā'au. Wai-lukuWailuku (lit., waters of destruction). Wai-meaWaimea (lit., reddish-brown waters). Wai-piʻoWaipiʻo (lit., curved water).see saying,drowsy. waistpūhaka, ʻaʻa,pākana. tight waist binder,kāliki. to gird the waist tightly,paulinalina. waitkali,kakali,alia,hoʻālia;kapakaʻi (rare); wait on tables,lawelawe,kuene. Wait a moment,kali iki,eia iho,pēlā iho. wait a long time,kūlōʻihi. Wait patiently and you shall receive what you crave,hoʻomanawanui i ka ʻono. wait for you,kala iāʻoe. wait on you,lawe-lawe iāʻoe. waitukali₄ waitukali₄ waiterkuene,kanaka lawelawe,mea lawelawe. house waiter,kuene hale. waitingkalina,ʻemo. waiting station,hale hoʻolulu. waitresswahine lawelawe,kuene wahine. waiverhōʻole ʻana. wake₁awaken.ala. to awaken someone,hoʻāla,hoʻālahia. to wake suddenly,puoho. to wake up the child,hoʻāla i ke keiki. Wake, it is light, it is bright(UL 197),e ala,ua ao,ua mālamalama. wake₂prefuneral vigil.anaina hoʻolewa,kiaʻi kupapaʻu. WalesWāle. Prince of Wales,Keiki aliʻi o Wāle. walkhele wāwae,hele;piʻi (towards mountains or uphill);iho (towards the sea or downhill).also:wāwae,au. to take a walk,holoholo,mākaʻikaʻi. to walk slowly, quietly,hele mālie,nihi ka hele;kaʻa niau,kuoni,keni (rare). to help walk, as a child,hoʻoholoholo,hoʻohelehele,hoʻohele. to walk in line or succession,kaʻi hele,kaʻi,kakaʻi. to walk with a stiff back,nanai,lanai. to walk with legs wide apart,kiʻihelei,kaiena. to walk lightly and swiftly,hele ʻāwīwī,auau,kīau. to walk backward,kuemi. to walk with a cane,kaukoʻo,hoʻokaukoʻo. ungainly walk,ʻoehaʻa. to walk along absent-mindedly,kīkaha. to walk unsteadily,ka'i hele,kūpehe,hakupehe,kaupē. to endeavor to walk in spite of weakness,ho'okoene. to sway the hips in walking,hele kaiue. to walk upright,helekū. to walk in a brisk, haughty manner,kalalī. to walk proudly,hele kīkahakaha;pahāha (rare). walked on,hehe'ia,meheu. walk a doghoʻohele ʻīlio walk a doghoʻohele ʻīlio walkathonhelekona. walking stickseecane. wallpā;paia (of house). stone wall,pā pōhaku. adobe wall,pā lepo. wall of a fishpond,kuapā;pā puni (circular or surrounding). sea wall,pani kai,pale kai. interlocking stones, as in a wall,niho. long, straight stone wall,kuaiwi (niʻihau). walled city,kūlanakauhale (kūnanakauhale) i paʻa i ka pā. pressed hard to the wall,pili pū i ka paia (in trouble). walletʻeke kālā,ʻekeʻeke kālā. walletʻeke kālā walletʻeke kālā walleyedmaka ʻāhewa. wallophahau ikaika. wallownaku,kaʻa.also:haunaku,oikū;haluku (as a hog). to wallow in a mud puddle,kaʻa i ke kiʻo lepo. wallpaperpepa hale,pepa hoʻonani hale. walnutwalanuka. walruspalaʻo,waleluka,walerusa,wolu. walruspalaʻo,ʻelepaniokekai.seepinniped. wannanakea,lanakea,hākeakea,mamae;ʻīkoko (rare). wandkoʻo,lāʻau;maile (in games ofpūhenehene andʻume);kāʻaha (held by priest while sacrificing). wandbubble, wand for blowing bubbles.linapuhihuʻahuʻa. wanderʻauana,kiʻihele,lalau,hoʻolalau,ʻaeʻa,kuewa.also:hili,nāhili,kakahili,auhili,loloiāhili,kuawili,kualana,lanaau,ʻaʻau,lewa,ewa,māewa,kūʻaeʻa,hoʻaeʻa,hōʻāʻā,kūhilo,kakaʻi ā hele,kīhoe,hoʻopanau,pakauhelo.seevagabond. wander mentally,lalau ka noʻonoʻo,lauele. wander in sin,lalau hewa. wander in the dark,hili pō. wandering Jewhonohono,mākolokolo. wandering tattlerʻūlili. waneemi,manono (as the moon). waning moon,mahina hapalua hope. want₁desire.makemake;mamake (colloquial).also:make,lana ka manaʻo,manaʻo,hōʻopuʻopu.seewish. wantonʻuhaʻuha wale,maka leho.also:lelepā,kuʻulala,pākukui,pākaukau,pakaulei,pākiʻakiʻa.cf.pākīai. warkaua;paomomi (rare). civil war,kaua kūloko. revolutionary war,kaua hulihia,kaua auhulihia. war finery (formerly helmet, feather cape),kāhiko kaua. war maneuvers,kaʻa kaua. war tank or chariot,kaʻa kaua. war strategist,kaʻa kaua.heiau for success in war,heiau waikaua.see saying,bath. warcold war, i.e. intense rivalry between nations but without military combat.kauakoʻekoʻe. revolutionary war.kauahoʻokahuliaupuni. war clubseeclub. war partypūʻulu kaua,kaua. warblera kind of bird.manukūolokū. ward₁fend off.pale,hoʻopale.also:kūpale,palekana,panekana,hoaka;hoʻoheihei (as sorcery);kōlulu (rare). warding off,pale ʻana,papalena. ward off clubs,ʻōniu lāʻau. ward₂person under guardianship.mea hoʻokahuʻia. ward₃precinct.ʻāpana. wardenkahu mālama paʻahao (prison);kahu mālama ʻāpana (district);kahu. wardrobenā ʻaʻahu apau (clothes);keʻena waihona ʻaʻahu (clothes closet). wardrobeas stage costumes for a play, movie, or video production.nāʻaʻahuhanakeaka,nāʻaʻahu. wardrobe mistresswahine mālama kapa. wardroomlumi ʻaina o nā aliʻikoa. warehousehale ukana,hale hoʻāhu. warmmahana,pumehana.also:hahana,hana,hanahana mehana,hoʻomāhanahana,māhanahana,hoʻopumehana,kōhanahana,pūwelawela,ʻōwela,ʻōikiiki,lānia,kohea,heahea,ʻāheahea,mule,ʻōhea.seehot. warm over a fire,hoʻomahana,lala,ʻōlani. warm spring,wai welawela. warm aloha,aloha pumehana. warmmahana,mehana.see entries below andtemperature. warm frontas of weather.kuʻinamehana.seefront. warm-bloodedas an animal.kokomehana.seecold-blooded. warmingglobal warming, greenhouse effect.hoʻomehanahonua. warm-up suitas for sports.lolekuekahaʻuki.seesweatshirt. warnaʻo,kāmalū,hōʻike e mālama pono. warningaʻo ʻana. siren warning of disaster,oeoe haʻina pōpilikia. warningas in a weather report.kūkalapōʻino.seewatch. flood warning.kūkalapōʻinowaihālana.hurricanewarning.kūkalapōʻinomakanipāhili. warp₁contract.ʻAʻapu,napa.also:ʻaʻapi,nenehū,nāpai,hualala,ʻehipa,popoli,manawai. warp₂lengthwise threads.maʻawe loloa. warp₃nautical.hekau,kaula hoʻokolo moku. warpas in Nintendo games, not as wood.kaʻakepa.seeturbo button. warp zone.kāʻeikaʻakepa. warrant₁document.palapala,palapala kiʻi,palapala hoʻokō. bank warrant,palapala kīkoʻo. blanket warrant,pila kīkoʻo hoʻohuihui ʻia. warrant for arrest,palapala hoʻopiʻi,palapala hopu. warrant₂seejustify. warrantalsoarrest warrant, warrant for arrest, as a document issued by a magistrate authorizing an officer to make an arrest.palapalahopu. warrant officeraliʻikoa uku. warrantya written guarantee of integrity of a product with promise to repair or replace.palapalahoʻokō.seeguarantee. warriorkoa,pūʻali. fig.:au (strong);moa mahi,moa kākala,lehua,kāpiʻi;lau ʻaua (experienced).see sayings andepithets,ʻaʻaliʻi,ʻaʻama,ʻahi kananā,au₂,ʻeʻa₁,holopapa₂,laumeke,ʻolelepā,puhi₄,pū kō,pūkoʻa₁,ʻulaʻa,wakawaka₁,crab. leader of warriors,papa poʻo. special warriors inKamehameha's time,Kīpuʻupuʻu. god of warriors,Lonomaka-ihe. warshipmoku kaua,manuā,ʻīlio ʻaukai. WarwickWaleweki. waryʻeʻena,ʻāhē.also:ualehe (as a fish);pā i ka ʻupena,pā i ka makau (seepā₄);kīkāmū,hōʻeno (rare). washholoi. to have washed, pretend to wash,hoʻoholoi. to wash clothes,holoi lole. to wash hands,holoi lima. wash dishesholoi pā wash dishesholoi pā washbasinipu holoi,ipu ʻauʻau,ipu wai ʻauʻau,poʻi wai holoi,kapu holoi maka. washboardpapa holoi lole washboardpapa holoi. washboardpapa holoi lole washclothkāwele holoi. washeras used in plumbing.hoʻopiha;pihihoʻopiha,pihipihi ( preceded byke). washinglole holoi,mea holoi (clothes). washing machinemīkini holoi. washing machinemīkini holoi lole washing machinemīkini holoi lole washing stickhoahoa,hohoa (beating). WashingtonWakinekona,Wasinetona. Washingtonalso Washingtonian.Wakinekona. washoutlilo i ka wai. washpanpā kini holoi. washtubkapu wai,kapu holoi. wasphopeʻō,kopena;nalo lawe lepo (mud). slender abdominal stalk on body of wasp,pūʻali. waspnalo hopeʻō waspnalo hopeʻō wastehoʻomāunauna,hoʻopau,ʻuhaʻuha.also:hoʻomāuna,māuna,ʻuha,kae; waste away,emi,hōkiʻi,māilo,hoʻomāilo,māio,hoʻomāio,hoʻokilo,mae. waste matter,nā mea ʻino,ʻōpala,moka. to eat wastefully,ʻai ʻuhaʻuha. to waste food,hoʻopau ʻai (fig., worthless person). to waste time,hoʻopaumanawa,ʻapa,hoʻopaulina,hoʻopaulinalina. wasteas of plants and animals.moka. waste basketkini ʻōpala waste basketkini ʻōpala wastebasketʻie ʻōpala. wastrelʻuhaʻuha. watch₁observe.kiaʻi,hoʻokiaʻi;kaʻakaʻa (rare). watch carefully,nānā pono,maka kilo,kilo,hakakaupili. Watch or you'll be hurt,mālama o pā (seepā₄). Watch out!mālama pono! watch₂timepiece.uwaki,uaki. wrist watch,uwaki pūlima. face of a watch or clock,papahola. watch₃guardianship.uwaki. to stand watch,kū uwaki. watchas in a weather report.kūkalamakaʻala.seewarning,clock. flood watch.kūkalamakaʻalawaihālana. hurricane watch.kūkalamakaʻalamakanipāhili. watchfulmakaʻala,miki,makaʻina. watchful eyes,maka kilo. watchmankiaʻi,kū uwaki. watchman's stand,pā kiaʻi. watchtowerhale kiaʻi,ʻīmaka. watchtowerranger station, especially for watching for forest fires.halekiaʻiululāʻau.seeranger. waterwai (fresh; for various kinds,seewai₁ and entries that follow it);kai (salt).seecoconut,waterfall. to water,ninini wai,hoʻokahe wai,hoʻokahekahe wai,hoʻokele wai,hanawai. spring water,wai puna,wai māpuna. water source,māno wai,poʻo wai,wakawai. abundance of water,lau wai,lawe wai. charged water,wai pipiʻi,wai piʻipiʻi. trickling water,paihī. place with water,waina. flowing water,wai kahe,wai aulia. faucet water,wai piula. ice water,wai hau. potable water,wai mānalo. brackish water,wai kai,wai ʻawaʻawa. polluted water,wai pilopilo. sparkling water,wai lohia. agitated water,lapa wai,puʻewai. water rights,kuleana wai. one in charge of water rights,kahu wai. to sprinkle with water,pī wai. to mix with water, as poi,hoʻokele wai;emowai (kauaʻi). to water at the mouth,moni i ka hāʻae,kahe ka hāʻae. to backwater in a canoe,hoʻēmi hope i ka waʻa. a water game,pōhā kīhelei. a water toy,kōʻieʻie. water given byKāne andKanaloa, spring water, water to drink, water for power, water for life, may there be life ((UL 258)),i ka wai kau a Kāne me Kanaloa,he wai puna,he wai e inu,he wai e mana,he wai e ola,e ola nō. waterwai.see entries below. to turn on the water.weheikekīwai. to turn off the water.hoʻopaʻaikekīwai. tap water.waipaipu. hot tap water.waiwelapaipu. waterwatering can.kinihoʻopulumeakanu. water dish.pāwai (preceded byke). water heater.kulahoʻowelawai,pahuhoʻowelawai. water table, as used in preschools.pākaukauwai (also preceded byke). waterbody of water.hiʻonawai.seewater feature. groundwater.waihonua. mineral or sparkling water.waipiʻipiʻi. rain water.waiua. surface water.waiʻilihonua,waiʻili. water displacement.pohupaniwai. water lens, in geology.papawaikauluna. water table, in geology.papawai. water bottleseewater gourd. water bubblehuʻa o ka wai. water buffalopipi Pākē. water chestnutulu kai. water codeState water code.papakānāwaiwaiokaMokuʻāina. water colorspena kiʻi. water containeripu wai,hue wai. water dispenseras in a bird cage.kāhāinu.seefeeder. water featurealsowater form, as a lake, pond, river, etc., in geography.hiʻonawai.seeland feature. water filterfor a fish iank, in aquaculture.kulamakaloa.seefish tank. water gourdipu wai,hue wai,nuku pueo. water holelua wai,kiʻo wai,ʻele. water lemonlilikoʻi,lemi wai,laniwai,lemona. water lilylīlialanawai water lilylīlialanawai water meterana wai. water pipepaipu wai water pipepaipu wai water pistolpū kikī wai. water polopolo wai. water resistantalsowaterproof.ʻaʻalowai.seeresist. water resistant watch.uakiʻaʻalowai,uākiʻaʻalowai. water slideslip ʻnʻ slide;also to go on a water slide.paheʻewai. water slide mat.moenapaheʻewai. water wheelhuila wai. water worksʻoihana wai. water-basekuapapawai. water-base paint.penakuapapawai. watercourseholowai.seeditch,sluice. watercresslēkō. kinds:lēkō ʻeleʻele,lēkō keʻokeʻo,ʻihi kū kēpau,pāʻihi. waterfallwailele; waterfall trickling, as down a cliff,wai hī (also:ʻōhāwai,hei,wai paihī). upside-down waterfall,wai puhia. watermelonipu (various kinds are listed);ipu haole,ipu huluhulu,ipu oloolo,ipu poʻo kanaka,ipu kāniʻo. waterproofkomo ʻole ka wai. waterproofseewater-resistant. watershedan area from which water drains.ʻāinakumuwai. municipal watershed.ʻāinakumuwaikiwikā. waterspoutwaipuʻilani,waikōʻihi;pūlehu (rare). wateryhōwai,kakale,kalekale,kale,kele wai.also:hoʻokakale,ukalekale,ʻōkalekale,hōkale,kele,kelekele,halahalawai,kēwai,holowai,wawai,ʻōhulu,palakē. to make watery,hoʻokalekale,hoʻokakale,kaiaka,pīholoholo. wattleslepelepe,ʻolo,ʻaʻali,lepe,kīlepe. wave₁ocean.nalu,nanu,ʻale.seesurf,swell₂,tidal wave. high waves,kai piʻi,eaea,huia,nalu pū kī. breaking wave,nalu haʻi,kai poʻi;papākolea (rare). receding wave,kai emi,kai heʻe,nalu miki. long wave,nalu kua loloa,lauloa,ʻonaulu loa. waves that rise and fall without breaking,nalu ʻaiō. a surfing wave,huia. wave that breaks diagonally,nalu haʻi lala. broken section of wave,nalu muku,muku. rough wave,nalunalu. base of a breaker,honua nalu. bend of a wave,ʻopi nalu. tip of high waves,hokua. a long-baked wave from the open sea,he ʻale kua loloa no ka moana (boast of a hero). wave₂motion.ani,peʻahi,ani peʻahi;welo,welowelo,ʻōwelo,kōwelo,kōwelowelo,kālepa,kālepalepa (as a flag).also:hoʻoāni,hoʻāli;hoʻokolili,kapalili (shake);konini,kuehu,pulelo,holu,holunape,kiani. Long may it wave,e ani mau loa ia. waveas surf near the land.nalu. as a swell in the open ocean.ʻale. height of a wave.kiʻekiʻenanalu,kiʻekiʻenaʻale,kiʻekiʻena. length of a wave, wavelength.kōānalu,kōāʻale,kōā. crest of a wave.hokuaokanalu,hokuaokaʻale,hokua.troughofawave.honua,honuaokanalu,honuaokaʻale. where a wave breaks, surfbreak.poʻinanalu (preceded byke). sound wave, as used in measuring ocean depths.hawewekani. wave -cut cliff.paliʻaʻaianalu.seeerode,weathered. waveto wave something.hoʻāni. wavescientific usage.hawewe.seeamplify,amplitude,carrier,compres-sional wave,solar energy wave,sound wave,transverse wave,wavelength. wavelengthsound wavelength.kōāhawewekani. wavyʻānuʻunuʻu,ʻāpiʻipiʻi,piʻipiʻi,nalu,hoʻāli. wavy hair,lauoho piʻipiʻi lau nui. wax₁to increase.māhuahua,hoʻonui.seemoon. wax₂substance.pīlali,pīlali pālolo.seebeeswax,earwax. wax seal, to seal with wax,uwepa. waxuepa,pīlali.seeparaffin. wax paper.pepapīlali,pepaʻaila. as for polishing a car.ʻailahoʻohinuhinu. grafting wax.pīlalipākuʻi. spray wax.kīkinahoʻohinuhinu. waxy, as in texture.ʻōihoiho. waxkūkae meli waxkūkae meli waxflowerpua hōkū hihi. waxwork figurekiʻi kūkae meli waxwork figurekiʻi kūkae meli way₁route.ala,ala hele,alanui;ala waʻa (canoe). right of way,pono ala hele. miss the way,lalau halakī. this way and that way,i ʻō,i ʻō. way₂manner, custom.ʻano,ʻaoʻao,kuamoʻo. way of life,nohona. that way,pēlā. this way,penei. wayfindingalso to wayfind.hoʻokelewaʻa,kelemoana. waylaypōwā,hoʻohālua;kīmopō (at night).seehālua,abduct. wekāua (dual, inclusive);kākou (plural, inclusive);māua (dual, exclusive);mākou (plural, exclusive). weaknāwaliwali;lahilahi,nahinahi (as coffee).also:palupalu,nāwali,ʻōnāwali,ʻōnāwaliwali,ʻōmaʻimaʻi,ikaika ʻole,uwaʻuwali,hāwali,ʻōwali,ʻōmali,lule,malule,haʻimalule,maʻule,hemo,puhemo,palalū,halalū;ʻōhemo (as from dysentery);hākalalū (as from age or sickness);ʻaʻalina (as a fat person);kololū,nanaiea,lanaiea,puanaiea,pīnauea,pānauea,hini,ʻuhinipili,ʻunihipili,nanahe,hakakaʻe,hākaneno,pananā,ʻonana,mahāha,aheahe,nīnole,hālina,kole,kūnāhihi,manuʻu,kūhau,maʻawe,kūhelahela,ʻalalehe,hānewanewa,nāwele,puaināwele,pūhalu,ʻōhea,ʻaʻaiole,holili,pūlewa,puhalu,halu,uhalu. rare:mahū,hoʻomānewanewa,uhanui,uheule,ʻōmaʻi,hakalunu,hakaneno,hakanelo,pīloli,pēluʻe,nīpolo,pakē. too weak to stand alone,hinapē,hinapā. weak-voiced,leo iki,hano pilo,pihano. weak acidnaturally occurring weak acid.ʻakikaʻūpalukūlohelohe. weak safetyin football.ʻāwaʻalala.seestrong safety. weakenhoʻonāwaliwali,hoʻomalule,hoʻomamae,hoʻonānawaū. weaklingʻōmali,ʻōpalupalu.see sayings,pēpē₁,pōpoki,banana,spider,tattler. wealthwaiwai,lako,loaʻa.see sayings,hilihili,pakī. source of wealth,kumu waiwai. to hide wealth,ʻaweka. wealthyseerich and sayings,hilihili,eel. weanukuhi (as a child). weaponmea kaua,mea make,mea pepehi kanaka,mea hōʻeha.seeclub,dagger,shark,sling,spear. Coming prepared for war, long spears, short spears (ʻēlau,ihe), clubs, shark teeth, daggers, feather cloaks, helments, all weapons(For. 5:321),hele me ka mākaukau no ke kaua,ka pololū,ka ʻēlau,ka ihe,ka newa,ka niho manō,ka pāhoa,ka ʻahu ʻula,ka mahiole,nā mea make apau loa. wearkomo; wear a skirt,pāʻū; wear a hat,pāpale,pāpale i ka pāpale; wear finery,kāhiko; wear well,paʻa. to wear out, as old clothes,komo maʻuʻa. wearinessluhi,kunewa. Weariness is released, there is rest,kuʻu ka luhi,ua maha (of death). wearisomemāluhiluhi,manakā,mākoeā,uihā,makaʻeleʻele. wearyluhi,māluhiluhi,paʻa luhi,pauaho.also:luhi hewa,luhina,moluhi,uluhua,hoʻouluhua,pilihua,kunewa;heha (following sexual gratification);maʻuhā,uihā,ʻainea,unā,kena,ikiiki,auka,maika,poʻana,pōʻieʻie. weatherke ʻano o ka manawa;au (rare). There is no general name; the type of weather may be specified, as in this saying:hiki mai ka mālie,ā hiki mai nō ka ʻino, fair weather comes, storms come too. forecast of weather,wānana i ke au o ka manawa. weatheranilā.seeclimate,erode,temperature. weather service.ʻoihanaanilā. weather station.kikowaenakiloanilā. weather vane, wind vane.kuhimakani. weathered.ʻaʻaianilā. weatherboardkuapoʻi. weaveseeplait.also:lino,kāmola (tie, twist). weaveto weave, as on a loom.kālino. herringbone weave.makapuhi,iwipuhi. weavermea ulana lole. webʻupena,hihi. spider web,ʻupena nananana,pūnanana,pūnāwelewele. weblike,ʻūhini,puaināwele. webseeWorld Wide Web. food web.pūnaewelemeaʻai. web pagepaena Pūnaewele web pagepaena Pūnaewele web sitekahua₃ web sitekahua₃ webbedas a duck's feet.pepewa. wedseemarry. WeddellWedele. Weddell Sea.keKaiʻoWedele. weddingmale ʻana. wedding feast,ʻahaʻaina male. Come to our wedding,hele mai ʻoe i kō māua male ʻana. wedeliaa ground cover.wekelia. wedgeunu,mākia;pewa,kepa,kepakepa (as for mending bowls). wedlocknoho male,nohona male. to live with a mate out of wedlock,moe mau,noho manuahi. WednesdayPōʻakolu. Ash Wednesday,Pōʻakolu Kau Lehu. weeʻuku liʻi,ʻūliʻi.also:pūʻukuʻuku,ʻanaliʻi,kanaliʻi,kakanaliʻi,ʻaʻaʻnaliʻi,makaliʻi,māiki,unana. weednahele,nāhelehele.also:maʻau,kūkanawao,kīkānia. choked, as by weeds,kāhihi. to weed,waele,wawaele,wele,welewele,welehia,au,emu,kaʻi,mahi waena,ʻōheu,kīheu,kāheu,ʻōlaʻo,ʻōlaʻolaʻo,olohiʻi. weednāhelehele,nāʻeleʻele. weekpule,hepekoma. next week,kēia pule aʻe. week after next,kēia pule aʻe a ia pule aku. last week,kēlā pule aku nei. week before last,kēlā pule aku nei a ia pule aku. weekdaylā noa. weekendhopena pule weekendhopena pule weeklyi kēlā me kēia pule,kēlā pule kēia pule;puka pule (as a journal);ma ka pule. weepuē;uwē helu (and wail in mourning);makena (lamentation);loku.see sayings,māmane. The heavens weep, the land lives,uwē ka lani,ola ka honua. In poetry, rain and tears symbolize weeping. weeping willowwīlou lohaloha. weevilmū. weftkoana;alokahi (single);alolua (double);makaliʻi (narrow);kākū (working);kāmoe (recumbent). to add a new weft,hāunu. weighkaupaona,ana kaumaha,ana paona,mahiki. to weigh anchor,huki i ka heleuma. weightkaupaona,kaumaha,ana kaumaha,paona,weka;koʻikoʻi (fig.). metric weight,ana mekela. to lose weight,hōʻemi,emi pū,hoʻowīwī. to gain weight,hoʻonui nā paona,polapola. weighted down,kau i ka mea kaumaha;mauhaʻalina,pōhaku (rare). weights for lifting,pōhaku hoʻoikaika. What is your weight?ʻehia ou paona? weightin math.kaumaha. for scales.koihā. weight liftingalso tolift weights.amohao,hāpaihao. weightlessas when in outer space.lewalana.seezero gravity. weightykoʻikoʻi (profound). weirpākolokolo (probably). welcomeheahea. There is no equivalent to the English; one may sayhale: he hale kou, you have a house (you are always welcome there). call of welcome,heahea,kāhea,pā kāhea. to welcome guests,hoʻokipa i ka malihini. welcome song,mele komo. you are welcome,he mea iki,he mea ʻole (lit. a little thing, nothing; modern). expression of welcome: should [you wish to] come to the land, there is a house, poi, fish for you, and land is for you,i kū ā hele mai i ka ʻāina,he hale,he ʻai,he iʻa nou,nou ka ʻāina. to wear out a welcome,uluhua i ka pīnaʻi. Welcome!E komo mai! Mai! He mai! welcomeJapanese lucky welcome cat.manekineko. welcome banquetʻahaʻainahoʻokipa. weldhoʻopaʻa hao,hoʻokuʻi. weld silver,kuʻi kālā. weldkuʻihao. welfarepono,pōmaikaʻi. public welfare,pono o ka lehulehu. spiritual welfare,pono ʻuhane. welfare committee,kōmike ola. welfarepublic financial assistance for needy persons.kōkuanele. well₁good.maikaʻi,pono ahona. He is well,makaiʻi ʻoia. He works well,hana maikaʻi ʻioa. well done,moʻa leʻa (cooked);maikaʻi ka hana (well executed). well₂source of water.luawai,wai ʻeli. artesian well,luawai aniani. to well up, as tears in eyes,māloʻi,hāloʻi,ʻale. well₃exclamation.ʻĀ!. well-beingola,maikaʻi,pono,ahona. WellingtonWelinakona,Welinatona. well-knownʻike nui ʻia,kaulana. well-offseerich. WelshWāle. weltmōʻali. wereno equivalent;seee (verb) ana,ua₃,be. westkomohana.rare:kaulana a Kāne (poetic),ʻeleiālani (priests' name),hikimoe,Kāne-neʻeneʻe,ʻelehonua.see saying,Lehua. westkomohana.abb.km.see entries below. West IndiesʻĪnia Komohana. West Viginiaalso West Virginian.WilikiniaKomohana. West VirginiaWilikinia Komohana. Western Europealso Western European.ʻEulopaKomohana. Western HemisphereʻAoʻao Komohana. Western hemispherepoepoehapakomohana.seehemisphere. Western Pacific Fishery Management CouncilʻAhaHoʻomaluLawaiʻaokaPākīpikaKomohana. Western Saharaalso Western Saharan.SaharaKomohana. WestministerWekaminika. wetpulu,pulu pē,maʻū,elo,paʻū.also:hoʻomāʻūʻū,peleʻū,hoʻoū,hōʻū,noʻū,ʻeloʻelo,hōʻeʻelo,kele,kele lua,kilipohe;palapī (as green wood);hakukele,halahalawai,panopaʻū,pānoʻūnoʻū,ueʻuele,ʻuhē. wet and softened with mist or rain,nolu ehu. wet with cold,kawaū. wet bundle, as of laundry,pōpō pulu. Symbolic connotations of wet are similar to those of rain. wetwet from cold, damp or moist wiih fog or dew.kawaū. wet nursekahu waiū,kahu wale,poliwaiū,waiū;nuʻakea (for chiefly infants). whalekoholā (humpbacked),palaoa (sperm whale). to whale,ʻō koholā. whalehumpback whale.koholākuapiʻo. whale toothniho palaoa,lei palaoa. whale tooth washed ashore,palaoa pae. whale-tooth pendant,lei palaoa. convex curve of lower portion of whale-tooth pendant,alelo. whaleboathuelopoki. whalingʻō koholā. whaling ship,moku ʻō koholā. what₁relative pronoun.mea(Gram. 11.3). I donʻt know what he wants,ʻaʻole au i ʻike i kāna mea i makemake ai. what₂exclamation.keu ā,auwē,auē. What a nuisance!He keu ā ka hoʻoluhi! what₃Interrogative.aha (for idioms,seeaha and(Gram. 8.5)). What?He aha? Pehea? What does he have? Whatʻs his opinion? What [business] is it of his?He aha kāna? Whatʻs that?He aha kēlā? What of it? Whatʻs that?He aha ia mea? What are you doing?E aha ana ʻoe? Lest what?O aha? Lest what happen?O ahaʻina? What-d'you-call-it,mea. What time is it?Hola ʻehia? What page?Ka ʻaoʻao ʻehia? Ka ʻaoʻao hea? whatas in asking about any kind of measurement;alsohow.ʻehia,heaha. what day of the weekpoʻahia what day of the weekpoʻahia whatevernā mea,nā mea like ʻole,aia. Whatever you ask I'll do,nā mea āu e noi mai nei,ʻo au e hana.; whatsoevernā mea like ʻole. any whatsoever,ʻaʻohe pilo. wheathuika.seestraw and Hawaiian entries underpalaoa. wheat bread.palaoahuika. whole wheat.huikapiha.whole wheat bread.palaoahuikapiha. whole wheat flour.palaoamakahuikapiha. wheedlenē hoʻohune,hoʻomalimali. bragging and wheedling,ke ā nui,ke ā iki. (seeā₁). wheelhuila,pokakaʻa. water wheel,huila wai. disc wheel,huila kaulike. wheel axis,iho huila. ferris wheel,huila pōniuniu,kaʻa pōniuniu. wheel chair,noho huila. to wheel a wheel chair,hoʻoholo i ka noho huila. wheelhuila. bicycle wheel.huilapaikikala. wheel rim.kuapohao. wheelbarrowhuilapalala,huilabalala,huilapalela,kaʻa huila kahi. wheelbarrow race,heihei huilapalala. wheezehānō,hō,huene,hanopilo.rare:pōhānō,hohoiea. when₁declarative past.i ka manawa ... i,i ka wā ... i,i ... ka hana;i (seei₅). When you lived atKailua,I ka manawa ou i noho ai i Kailua;i kou manawa i noho ai i Kailua. When he looked down(For. 4:225),a i nānā iho ka hana. when₂declarative future.i ka manawa ... e,i ka wā ... e,ke,ā,aia;hele (seehele₃). When he arrives,ā hiki mai ia;aia hiki mai ʻoia;ke hiki mai ʻoia. when I,iaʻu. when₃Interrogative future.āhea? I ka manawa hea ... e? I ka wā hea ... e? when₄Interrogative past.ināhea? I ka manawa hea ... i? I ka wā hea ... i? whenalso and, until, to, etc.a. whence₁declarative.no laila,mai laila. whence₂interrogative.no hea? mai hea mai? wheneveraia nō,aia ā,i ka wā,i ka manawa. Whenever finished, ask again,aia nō ā pau,noi hou mai. where₁declarative.kahi. where₂Interrogative.aia i hea? ʻAuhea? Ai hea? Mahea? I hea? Hea? Where is the place to go?ʻAuhea kahi e hele ai? From where?Mai hea mai? No hea? wherebymamuli o,mamuli o ia mea. whereverma nā wahi apau. wherever you go,ma kahi āu e hele aku ai. wherewithalka mea;ka mea e hiki ai (lit., the thing able to do with). whetherinā. Whether ... not,ina ... ʻole. Whether you work, or don't work,inā ʻoe e hana ā e hana ʻole. Whether it rains or not,inā e ua,ā ua ʻole. whetstonehoana. which₁declarative.ka mea i,ka i (past);ka mea e,ke (future). the thing which he will see,ka mea āna e ʻike aku ai. the thing which he saw,ka mea āna i ʻike ai. which is often untranslated: the house which was sold,ka hale i kūʻai ʻia.seewho. which₂interrogative.hea? ka mea hea? whicheverka mea nō. whiffuifi. whileʻoiai,ʻoi,i,i ka manawa,i ka wā.seeduring,(Gram. 11.1). while i,iaʻu, a while ago,aku nei. to while away the time,hoʻohala manawa;kūkahekahe (pleasantly). while there is time,ʻoi ola honua. whimmanaʻo ulu wale,manaʻo kupu wale. whimperingnēnē. whineʻuhīʻuhī (as a child);ʻowē (as a bullet). whinnyihihī. whiphahau,hau,uhau,uwepa,uepa,huipa,ʻuwīʻuwī;wili mawaho (as in sewing machines). flexible hand whip,uwepa kiani. to whip,hahau,hau,uhau,haua,hili,hilikua;kāwelowelo (as a flag in the wind). to whip gently or pretend to whip,hoʻohili. whiplashʻomua (for dart throwing). whipped creamkalimahuipa. ( hot) chocolate with whipped cream.kokolekamekekalimahuipa. whippoorwilluipouila,manuuipouila. whipsawpahi olo lua. whirlniniu.also:hoʻōniu,hoʻoniua,pōniu,kakaʻa,pūhihio,heheo,milo,mimilo,milomilo,wiliʻōkaʻi pokakaʻa,ʻōniu,niu,niuniu. whirlwindpuahiohio,makani wili. whiskpuehu,hoʻopuehu,lawe hikiwawe. whisk broompūlumi ehu lepo. whiskersʻumiʻumi. to shave whiskers,kahiʻumiʻumi. whisperhāwanawana,hāwana,hamumu;hōpilo (rare).Kawaihae, whispering sea,Kawaihae,kai hāwanawana. whistlehōkio,hōkiokio (with lips);pio (with fingers),hōkio pūeoeo (with hands);hū (as wind or top);oeoe (as steamer or train siren);ʻūlili (as of bamboo or police). gourd whistle,hōkiokio. to play thehōkiokio,mūkī. ti-leaf whistle,pū lāʻī. sound of whistle,ō. whistleas a referee's whistle.ʻūlili. whitekeʻokeʻo,keʻo,kea;hina (of hair).also:hākea,lākea,palakea,kuali,huali,aliali,aʻiaʻi,huaka;lawa uakea (as a chicken);uakea (as mist, snow). white-haired,hina,ʻāhina,koʻokea,poʻo kea,poʻo keʻokeʻo,poʻo hina. white of an egg,kauō keʻokeʻo,ēwe o ka hua moa. white-hot,lehuliʻu. white mixed with a darker color,lawaaʻeaʻe. white and salt-encrusted,kuakea. white-spotted,nokea. white of a blind person's eye,makaiʻa. white tapa,ninikea. white muslin,keʻokeʻo (usually followed bymaoli,pia orwai). white lime,hāwena. whitecaps,ʻale kuakea,papākea,kai ʻūpoho,ehu kai. white-beaked, white around animal's snout,nūkea. whiteegg white.kauōkeʻokeʻo,kauō.see entries below andyolk. white blood cellhunaolakokokeʻokeʻo. white boardalsodry erase board.papakeʻokeʻo,papapenikuni. white dwarfhōkū pukukeʻo white manhaole,ʻilipuakea;hauhole (slang). to act like a white man, to ape white people or assume superior airs,hoʻohaole. sayings about white men:haole kī kōlea (seekōlea);ʻelelū kea, white cockroach (insulting);seeplover,salmon. white ricelaikikeʻokeʻo,lāisikeʻokeʻo. whitecapʻalekuakea. to have whitecaps.niho. whitefishiʻakea. white-footed mouseʻiolewāwaekea. whitenhoʻokeʻo,hoʻokuakea,hoʻokuali,hoʻāliali,hoʻāʻiaʻi. whitewashpaʻi puna,puna,hamo puna,palaina puna,hoʻāʻiaʻi;hoʻōhule (keep opponent scoreless,slang). whitherseewhere. whitishhaʻakea,hākea,hākeakea. whittlekalakalai,kolikoli,koli. much whittling, nicked product,nui kalakalai,manumanu ka loaʻa (seekalakalai). whizkapalulu; whiz by,pūhalahio,halahī. who₁declarative.i,e,nāna(Gram. 9.11). the one who did,ka mea i,ka i,kai. the one who will,ka mea e,ke(Gram. 10.2).seewhich. who₂interrogative.wai? ʻO wai,na wai (subject,wai₅?)Iā wai? (object)see(Gram. 7.5). whoeverka mea nō. wholeholoʻokoʻa,kāʻokoʻa,ʻokoʻa,paʻa. whole note in music,hua ʻokoʻa. whole number,helu ʻokoʻa. to bake whole,kālua paʻa. whole notein music.huameleʻokoʻa. whole numberin math.helupiha.seeinteger,mixed number. whole restin music.hoʻomahaʻokoʻa. whole stepkanipiha (music). whole wheathuikapiha. whole wheat bread.palaoahuikapiha. whole wheat flour.palaoamakahuikapiha. wholesalekūʻai nui,kūʻai kaʻokoʻa,kūkaʻa. wholesale clothing,lole kūkaʻa. wholesale buying,kūʻai kūkaʻa,kūʻai nui. wholesale pricekumukūʻaikālepa.seeretail price. wholesomepono no ke olakino. wholesomealsohealthful,healthy, i.e. promoting physical health.hāʻehuola.seehealth food. whomiā wai. by whom?na wai? for whom?na wai? no wai?(Gram. 9.11). whoopʻō,hoʻōho,kalea;ʻea (rare). Whoopee!Wela ka hao! whooping coughkalea,kunu kalea. whoreseeprostitute. whorishkūakalikea (rare). whorish heart,naʻau moekolohe. whose₁declarative.nona,nāna(Gram. 11.3). the man whose hat was taken,ke kanaka nona ka pāpale i laweʻia. whose₂interrogative.na wai? no wai? why₁declarative.ke kumu,ka mea. why₂Interrogative.aha? No ke aha? I ke aha? He mea aha? Hea? Why not?Hea? Kainō? Kainoa? Why don't you come?Kainō hoʻi e hele mai ʻolua? Why go?I aha ai ka hele ʻana? Why indeed!He aha iho la! No ke aha lā!(Gram. 7.5). wickedʻino,hana ʻino.also:ʻinoʻino,ʻaiā,ʻaiāhulu,haihaiā,kūāʻino,pupuka,hewa,kīnā. to act wickedly or presumptuously,ʻaʻa hewa,ʻā hewa. wickerʻie. wicker chair,noho ʻie. wideākea,laulā.also:pālaha,pālahalaha,pālālā kīlaha,moana,moanaana,peleleu. wide angleaniani kaulona paʻi laulā wide shotas of a photograph or in movie or video production.paʻilaulā (preceded byke).seeclose-up,medium shot. to take a wide shot.paʻialaulā. extreme wide shot.paʻilaulāloa. to take an extreme wide shot.paʻialaulāloa. widenhoʻolaulā. widespreadlaha,laulaha (prevalent);waiho kāhela (spread out). widespreadhelahela₂ widespreadhelahela₂ widowwahine kāne make. widowedkāne make. widowerkāne wahine make. widowhoodnohona kāne make. widthākea,laulā. width of mesh of pandanus plaiting strips,koana. widthalsobreadth, in math.ākea,anaākea,laulā (abb.ll),analaulā.seeheight,length. variable width, as in a computer program.laulāloli. wieldkaʻa,hahau. to wield a war club,kaʻa lāʻau. wield power,noho mana,hoʻohana i ka mana. wienernaʻaukake. wifewahine.also:wahine male,pilialo,hānau kama,kahi. fig.:lei,hulilau. his wife,kāna wahine. to take as a wife,hoʻowahine. wife of a chief,haku wahine. wife other than your own,aliʻi wahine (polite term). common-law wife,wahine manuahi,wahine noho pū. wiglauoho kuʻi,ohokuʻi.seeswitch. wigwamwikiwama. wildʻāhiu,hihiu.also:hae,makanahele,hoʻomakanahele,hewahewa,ʻeʻena,ʻeno,iōʻena,hanahihi,kū kākalaioa,makapā,ʻaʻalaioa. wild pig,puaʻa ʻāhiu,puaʻa makanahele. papaya growing wild,mīkana makanahele. to let a garden grow wild,hoʻomakanahele. to act wild, as a frightened animal,līʻō. wildgeneral term;alsoshy.ʻāhiu.seewildlife. naturally wild, as tiger,ʻiʻiwi,ʻaʻaliʻi, etc.lōhiu. overactive, as an unruly child.lapa. to grow wild and lush.uluwale,uluāhewa. wildernesswao akua,wao nahele,nahele,ulunahele. wild-goose chasehahai loaʻa ʻole;piʻi ka lapa manu ʻole (climb a ridge without birds).see sayings,ʻalaʻala pū loa,manu. wildlifeholoholonalōhiu. wildlife expert.loeaholoholonalōhiu. Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge.ʻĀinaHoʻomaluHoloholonaLōhiuoHawaiʻi. state wildlife official.lunahoʻomaluholoholonalōhiu,hoʻomaluholoholonalōhiu. US Fish and Wildlife Service.ʻOihanaiʻamekaHoloholonaLōhiuoʻAmelika. wilehana maʻalea.seecrafty andsaying,uhu₁. will₁testament.kauoha,palapala hoʻoilina,palapala kauoha. to make a will verbally,kaulanaʻōlelo. to will,hoʻīli,hoʻoili. will₂desire.makemake,manaʻo. Thy will be done,e mālama ʻia kou makemake. will₃verb markers.e ... ana (future);e (imperative). I will go,e hele aku ana au.seebe. willfulnaʻau hoʻokiʻekiʻe,uhu,wale.also:uaua,kūnono,hoʻohuki,koeʻā,kāʻape,hoʻolana,hanaea.seestubborn and saying,kaupoku₁. willowwīlou. WilmingtonWilemikona,Wilemitona. wiltmae.also:kāmae,ʻōlala,laumeki,mio,miomio,luhe,loha,ʻōmali,mā,mamake,ʻāheahea,make wale,nikipaʻu.seewither. The flower that never wilts,ka pua mae ʻole. winsee Hawaiian entryeo. wind(air movement).makani (for fig. meanings and types of winds,see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).seebreak wind. variable wind,makani pālua. fair wind,makani ʻoluʻolu,peawini. wind puff,ahe lau makani,ʻōnini. wind-borne,pā makani,māpu,lele,kūpani,kō. icy wind,hauʻoki. sound of wind,wī. blowing of wind,pā,loku. gust or draft of wind,hihio,kīkīao,kūhewa;limu (rare). wind-resisting,kūmakani. strong wind,makani ikaika,makani,pāhili. increase or rising of wind,ulu,pehuea. stormy wind,ʻena makani;puku kālina (poetical). to turn into the wind,hoʻopiʻi,kaʻaluna;kūpapaula (rare). northeast trade wind,Moaʻa,Moaʻe Kū,Moaʻe Pehu,Moaʻe Lehua,Aʻe,Aʻe Loa,Kaiāulu,Kaomi,Noe. southerly or leeward wind,Kona. usual wind of a place,makani kamaʻāina. goddess of winds,Laʻamaomao. Many wind names are associated with places, especially those chanted by thekeiki hoʻopāpā (a wit, riddler, boy wonder),Kū-a-Pākaʻa, who names more than 100 winds(For. 5:93-103) or more than 200(Nak. 53-60, 67-71), some being gentle breezes and others wintry gales. These and other names are listed below. Many names are widespread, but some are in special areas. In Honolulu 6 winds are listed, 5 in wind(to twist).wili,pōkaʻa,kaʻa,pōʻai,kōkeʻe; wind around,kōʻai; wind or set, as a clock,kī. windsee Hawaiian entriespohu,kolonahe,aheahe,hoʻoholunape,ulūlu,ʻenamakani. wind instrumentpū kani. to play a wind instrument, player of a wind instrument,puhi ʻohe.cf.hoʻohiliu. wind vanealsoweather vane.kuhimakani. windbagpalaualelo. windbreakkūmakani,pālulu,pālulu makani.rare:paʻamua,honomakani. windbreakera kind of jacket.kukamakani. wind-generated electricityuilahuilamakani.seeelectricity. windmillwili makani,huila wai;ʻena makani (rare). windowpukaaniani,puka hale,puka makani.seecurtain windowpukaaniani.seejalousie. window curtain.palepukaaniani. window frame or molding.mōlinapukaaniani. window sill.paepaepukaaniani. window sillpaepae pukaaniani. windowsseestack,tile windows. windpipealsotrachea, in anatomy.paipuhanu.seeepiglottis,esophagus,larynx. windshieldpale makani,pālulu. windshieldaniani pale makani Windsor CastleKākela Winikoa,Kākela Winisoa. windsurfholopapapeʻa. board for windsurfing.papapewindsurfa. windwardʻaoʻao Koʻolau,ʻaoʻao makani,kua,naʻe. windwardʻaoʻao Koʻolau windwardʻaoʻao Koʻolau windymakani,ʻōhio,puhohō. the windy cloud,ke ao makani. winewaina. wine-colored,ʻea ʻula. wine press,kaomi waina. winebibberpākela inu waina. wineglasskīʻaha inu waina. wingʻēheu;maha (of flying fish). wing feathers,hulu ʻekekeu. wings,ʻekekeu,pekekeu,ʻeheheu. wing on stem of plant,mōlina. wing of house,pākuʻi. wing of army,mahele,lālā. to stretch or flap wings,hoʻēheu. to spread wings or tail feathers,kaʻapeha. wingedʻēheu. winnermea lanakila,mea eo. winneras in the consolation bracket of a sports tournament.meapuka. winner's bracket.māhelelanakila. winningspuka,loaʻa. to take or grab, as winnings,hului. winnowkānana,kālana.also:peʻahi,lūlū. winterhoʻoilo (see saying,hoʻoilo);hoʻīlo,kau anu. winterhoʻoilo.seeequinox. winter solstice.kamāuikiʻikiʻiokahoʻoilo. winterkau hoʻoilo winterkau hoʻoilo wintergreenpailola. wipekāwele,holoi,hoʻokāwele;kaʻa (Kaʻū);kaʻa maloʻo;hāleu (as with toilet paper). wipeseedust. wiped outan exclamation used by the winner in a card game to the loser meaning "you got wiped out."palainapuna,alsopāpaʻapiele. wireuwea,uea. wire screen,uwea hakahaka. telephone wire,uwea kelepona. chicken wire,uwea maka ʻupena. telegraph wire,uwea ʻōlelo. smooth wire,uwea poepoe. barbed wire,uwea kukū. wire gauzesteelwool.pulupuluuea. wire grassmānienie aliʻi. wirelessuwea ʻole. wireless message,ʻōlelo uwea ʻole. WisconsinWikonekina,Wikonesina. Wisconsinalso Wisconsinite.Wikonekina,Wikonesina. wisdomnaʻauao.also:lae,ihupani,mahaoʻo,lawa.see saying,liʻu₃. spirit of wisdom,manaʻo akamai. torch of wisdom,lamakū o ka naʻauao. seasoned with wisdom,maliʻu. wisenaʻauao,noʻeau,ʻike loa,mahaoʻo,ihupani.see saying,tern. wise thought,manaʻo akamai. to pretend to be wise,hoʻolae,hōʻoiʻoi. wishno exact equivalent other than the words for desire, hope, want. best wishes,e pili mau nā pōmaikaʻi me ʻoe. dream of a cherished wish,moemoeā. best wishes for health,nā kalokalo leo ʻana no ke ola (rare). wishboneiwi ʻō. wispuahi iki (as smoke);ehu (as mist, spray);māʻawe iki (as hair). wit₂seewitty. witchno exact equivalent;seekupua. witchhese.seeblack widow. witchcrafthana mana,hoʻokalakupua.seesorcery. withme. to associate with, be with,pili. with me,me aʻu. with him,me ia. He went withKū,hele lāua ʻo Kū;hele ʻoia me Kū. withdraw₁go back.emi hope,hoʻi,hoʻokaʻawale,kuemi,haʻalele. withdraw₂to take back.unuhi. withdraw money,unuhi kālā. withdrawto withdraw money from the bank.kīkoʻo. withermālili.also:ʻōmino,hōmī,mōlili,ʻōlili,palakai,kaʻeʻe,mae,mamae,ʻomī,ʻomīmī,mīmī,mīmino,luhe.seewilt. withholdʻauʻa,lauʻauʻa,kāohi,hōʻāpī,paʻa. withoutnele,ʻole,kā i ka nele loa. witnesshōʻike,hōʻike paʻa (as in court). to witness personally,ʻike maka. false witness,hōʻike hoʻopunipuni witticismʻōlelo hōʻakaʻaka,ʻōlelo hoʻomākeʻaka. wittyhoʻomākeʻaka,hūʻeu,laupaʻapaʻani,hoʻokāʻau. wittyfunny.hoʻomakeʻaka. wizardkahuna hoʻokalakupua. wobblekaiueue wobblykūlanalana.also:polokake,pāloke,pōloke,pālokeloke,kaupē. woepōpilikia nui,kaumaha nui.also:walania,walawalania,walenia,wawalania,welenia.seegrief,rain. to relate woes,ʻōhumuhumu. Woe!Auwē! Auē! Woe is me!ʻEhia ua mea aloha,ʻo wau! Auwē (Auē) hoʻi au! wolfʻīlio hae,ʻīlio hihiu hae,lupo. to wolf food,ʻai ā puaʻa. womanwahine (for various kinds,see Haw-Eng. entry and entries that follow it).fig. references,seecanoe,gourd; alsoseeold woman,women. chiefly woman,aliʻi wahine,haku wahine. woman easily taken,wahine pānoa. to behave as a woman,hoʻowahine. unattractive woman,wahine lauʻauʻa,lemukū. womanlinesswahine. wombpūʻao,ʻōpū,waihona keiki,pupuʻu,aʻa. orifice of womb,lapa. fallen womb,pūʻao pelu. womenwāhine. the women,nā wāhine,ka poʻe wāhine. womenhatred of women; misogyny.hoʻokaewahine.seemisandry,misanthropy. women's rightsnā pono o nā wāhine. wonderkāhāhā,pāhaʻohaʻo,āiwaiwa,haʻohaʻo.also:makahehi,nūnē. to arouse wonder,hoʻohaʻohaʻo,hoʻopāhaʻohaʻo. to look, as in wonder,maka leha. a wonder,he mea ʻē. wonderfulkupaianaha,kupanaha,kamahaʻo,kamahoi,mea ʻē,āiwaiwa,makahehi. to be or do something wonderful,hoʻokamahaʻo. won'tʻaʻole e. I won't go,ʻaʻole loa au e hele. woohoʻoipo,hoʻoipoipo,hoʻonipo,hoʻopilipili. woodlāʻau. woodlāʻau.see entries below andpeg. wood paneling.papapānelalāʻau. wood borerhuhu-pao-lāʻau (of a slanderer, defamer). wood peeweea kind of bird.manupīuīlāʻau. wood rosepilikai. wood shavingshānā. wood thrushmanukelukaululāʻau. woodcutterkālai lāʻau. woodedpaʻapū i ka ulu lāʻau. woodenlāʻau,papa. wooden building,hale lāʻau. woodpeckermanu kiko woodpeckermanu kiko woodpecker finchōpuhepaolāʻau. woodpilepuʻu wahie,paila wahie. woodsseeforest. woodylāʻau. woofmaʻawe pokopoko. woolhulu,pili. sheep wool,hulu hipa. wool on base of tree-fern leaf stalks,pulu. woolhulu.seeblanket. glass wool.huluaniani. steel wool.pulupuluuea. wool carderkoe. woolenhuluhulu. woolly mammothʻelepanipūhuluhulu. WorcestershireWolekeka,Woreseta. wordʻōlelo,hua ʻōlelo,hua,lokou. word-of-mouth,haʻi waha. word play,hoʻopilipili ʻōlelo. words of a song,hua mele. i give my word,ke hoʻopaʻa nei au i kaʻu ʻōlelo. life is in the word, death is in the word,i ka ʻōlelo nō ke ola,i ka ʻōlelo nō ka make (saying). wordhuaʻōlelo. word skill.mākauhuaʻōlelo. word listpapa ʻōlelo word listpapa ʻōlelo word processoras a computer program.polokalamukikokikopalapala. wordyhoʻonui ʻōlelo. workhana,hahahana.see sayings,hoe,keha,paʻi₅,pī₂,pīkoikoi₂;seeunemployed. to work carefully,akahana. tedious, prolonged work,paʻu hana. work with hands (manual),hana lima. unusual or rare work,hana hihiu. work section,mahele hana. work for a chief,kōʻele,pōʻalima. to work hard,hoʻoikaika,hōʻikaika,hana ʻoʻoleʻa,paʻaua,puʻaka. to look for work,huli hana. to work aimlessly, uselessly,hana wale. to work together,hoʻolaulima,huki like;menehune,kuahui,kāwao (rare). to put to work,hoʻohana. to work slowly,hana lohi,hoʻonone,kalanaʻe. working bit by bit,mīkole. no work is left!ʻaʻohe hana i koe! get going with the work,ʻaʻako aku i ka hana. work programpapa hana,kuhikuhi hana. work roomlumi hana work roomlumi hana workbenchpapa hana. workbookpukehoʻomaʻamaʻahaʻawina,pukehoʻomaʻamaʻa. workdaylā hana. workerkanaka hana,limahana,paʻahana. fellow worker,hoa hana,hoa paʻahana,hoa luhi,hoa lawehana. feast for workers,ʻahaʻaina maka luhi. workmanshipʻano o ka hana. good workmanship,noʻeau ka hana ʻana. poor workmanship,kāpulu ka hana ʻana. workshopkeʻena hana,hale hana,hale paʻahana,wahi hana. workshophālāwaihoʻonaʻauao. worldao,honua. beginning of the world,kumu honua. World's fair,hōʻikeʻike honua nui. world geographyhōʻike honua world geographyhōʻike honua world historymoʻolelo o ke ao world historymoʻolelo o ke ao world warkaua honua. World War II,Kaua Honua ʻElua. World Wide Webalso WWW, as on the internet.pūnaewelepunihonua. worldlypuni i kō ke ao nei,pili kino. wormkoʻe,ilo.seearmy worm,bristle worm,cutworm,maggot,measuring worm,pinworm. annelid worm,muiona. small worm in sand,moeone. worm offal,popopo. worm-eaten,huhuhu. a worm shell,poʻapoʻai. wormsee Hawaiian entries underkoʻe. polychaete worm, a kind of worm found underneath stream rocks.moeʻalā. worn-out₁as a garment.ʻĀpulu;pāwelu (ragged);ʻāluʻa (faded);ʻunae (as a mattress).also:ʻāleuleu,pāleuleu,ʻuʻa,koloʻuʻa,luʻa,lohelau,paneʻe,pōʻieʻie,pau ka pono. worn-out₂as a person.māluhiluhi,pauaho,pākī,mauole,lohelau.see saying,Hilo (Eng.-Haw.). worriedpīhoihoi,pono ʻole ka manaʻo.also:niniu,kapauʻu. worryhoʻopīhoihoi,pīhoihoi o ka naʻau,poʻo nui,hoʻokūpouli,hoʻokaumaha,ka ʻeha ʻana o ka naʻau. marks of worry, as on the face,kahakahana kaumaha. without worry,lana ka manaʻo,lōliʻi. Don't worry,mai hoʻokaumaha. worseʻoi aku ka ʻino. to grow worse, as sickness,hoʻolawehala. worshiphoʻomana,haipule,pule;kākua (especially with food offerings).seeheiau,church. image worship,hoʻomana kiʻi. place of worship in a private house,kuaʻaha. worthwaiwai,waiwai ʻiʻo,waiwai kaulike,minamina. worthlesslapuwale,waiwai ʻole,hakanele.also:hua ʻole,ʻole loa,ʻuka,ʻalaʻuka,hana₂,kole kaʻaka,pāwelu;hua āelo (fig.).seeuseless and sayings,ʻalaʻala,maiʻa,mat,pebble,rotten,sea cucumber,waste. worthykūpono. wouldno equivalent term, and no conditional mood. English conditionals may often be translated byinā (see ex.,inā and(Gram. 11.1)) woundpalapū.also:poʻohū,nāpele,paopao,nahoa,aleale,pōaleale.see saying,manuā. to wound,hōʻeha,ʻeha,hoʻowalania. wovenulana ʻia.seeplait,weave. wowhō₄ wowhō₄ wrangleuluulu,ʻāpuni;kole ka waha (seekole).seebickering,herd (verb). wrap₁bind.wahī.also:lauhulu,laulau,kama,kīpola,kāpola; wrap around,kīpuni; wrap wet, as laundry,pōpō pulu. wrapseetext wrap. wraparoundas a window or eyeglasses.kewe. wraparound window.pukaanianikewe. wrapperwahī,pālaulau,pālau,kīpola,laulau. paper wrapper,wahī pepa. wrassecleaner wrasse, labroids phthirophegus, a kind of fish.hīnāleanāʻuke. wrasseshīnālea (for various types,seehīnālea and entries that follow it).also:ʻaʻawa (for various types,seeʻaʻawa);poʻou,ʻōpule,ʻakilolo,pāniholoa,ʻōhua,paʻawela. wreathlei.seelei (Haw.-Eng.), andlei (Eng.-Haw.). wreckwāwahi (break);hoʻopahuʻa.seeshipwreck. wrenchwili,hao wili (tool).seesprain. wrestlermea hākōkō. wrestlinghākōkō.seefight. hand wrestling,uma,paʻa uma,huinalima. sitting wrestling,hākōkō noho,kulaʻi wāwae,kulakulaʻi. standing wrist wrestling,pā uma. wretchlapuwale,kaʻaka (seemahumahu).also:kūmahumahu kole,limalima pilau,kāpī puaʻa. wretchedkaumaha,luʻuluʻu,ʻinoʻino. wringʻuwī,ʻuī,ʻūkī,ʻūpī;hūpī (rare); wring out,kāwī,kōwī. wring the neck of a chicken,wili i ka ʻāʻī o ka moa. wringʻuī₂ wringʻuī₂ wringermea ʻuwī. wrinkleminomino.also:ʻānuhenuhe,hoʻoʻiʻika; wrinkle the nose,hōʻekekeʻi,puʻeʻeke,ihu ʻeʻeke; wrinkle the eyelids,mīoioi. wrinkledminomino.also:ʻaluʻalu,ʻāluʻa,pīʻalu,hāluʻa,luʻa,ʻānuhenuhe,mino,mimino,pakalua,ʻōmino,ʻopi,ʻaua,ʻuka,ʻaʻaka,ʻōpukupuku,pukupuku,pakapaka,ʻōpakapaka,pākāeaea,lulumi,pākā,kolepeiaʻalu. wrinklesʻuka. wristpūlima. wrist joints,puʻulima. wrist boneseecarpal bone. wrist watchuwaki pūlima. wristbonekuʻekuʻe. writpalapala,palapala kiʻi.seehabeas corpus. writ of error,palapala kuhikuhi hewa,palapala haʻi a kuhikuhi hewa,palapala haʻi hewa. writekākau,kākau lima,palapala,kauhua. writeto write, as a computer program.haku.seespeed write,writing. write protectto write protect, as a computer file or disk.hoʻopalekākau.write protected.hoʻopalekākauʻia. writermea kākau,haku ʻōlelo. writer of stories,kākau moʻolelo. writer about chiefs,kākau aliʻi. writhekaʻanini,laumilo,kaʻawili,napanapa,wili,wilinau,kūlapa,kūpaka;wilimoʻo (as a reptile). writingpalapala,kākau. writing desk,papa palapala. writingcreative writing.kākaumakakū. extemporaneous writing;also tofreewrite, as writing about anything one chooses.kākauuluwale. writing paperkānana₂ writtenkākau lima (by hand). written message,ʻelele waha ʻole. writtenpalapala. written literature.moʻokalaleopalapala. written report.hōʻikepalapala. wronghewa,pono ʻole,paʻewa,ʻolalau. to do wrong,hana hewa. to be in the wrong,kū i ka hewa. to go wrong,hele hewa. to cause one to do wrong,hoʻohewa. to abet in doing wrong,kōkua hewa. wroughthana ʻia. What hath God wrought(Nah. 23:23),kupaianaha ka hana ʻana a ke Akua. ww WWWworld wide web, as on the internet.pūnaewelepunihonua. wy WyomingWaiomina. Wyomingalso Wyomingite.Waiomina. |
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