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ʻākeʻa ʻūniu    pick and roll, in basketball; to make such a play.lit., pivot screen.
ʻamiʻōniu    the figure-eighthula step; the revolving hips (ʻami) form an eight, with weight shifting; to perform this step.lit., spinningʻami.
ʻea pōniu    dizziness, vertigo.
hoʻoniniu    to cause dizziness; to spin, as a topseeniniu, to spin; worried, sad; dizzy; dizziness, vertigo, unclear or blurred vision; blurred, indistinct.
hoʻōniu    to spin, as a top; to cause to whirlseeʻōniu₁, a spinning top; to spin a top; informal game with dancing and top spinning; spinning, whirling.
hoʻoniua    to cause to spin, whirl, stirseeniua, Pas/imp. ofniu₂, spinning, whirling, dizzy, with connotations ofniuniu,niniu...
hooponiniu    see above andponiu, dizziness. To be dizzy; to have the sensation of a turning of the head; to turn or whirl like a top.
hoʻopōniu    to revolve, spinseepōniu₁, dizzy, giddy; dizziness; to rotate, whirl, spin, revolve, gyrate.
hooponiuniu    seeponiu, vertigo. To have a dizziness of the head.
huila pōniuniu    same askaʻa pōniuniu, Ferris wheel.
hulaʻōniu    figure-eight hula.(EH)
kaʻa pōniuniu    ferris wheel.alsohuila pōniuniu.
koniniu    var. ofkōniuniu, dizzy
niuniu    dizzy.cf.pōniuniu.
niuniu pūniu    dizzy(EH)
kū ʻūniu    pivot, as a position in basketball; pivot point.lit., pivot stand.seeʻūniu.
lele niniu    centrifugal, i.e. acting in a direction away from a center.lit., spinning flying.cf.ʻume niniu.
maka pōniuniu    dizziness, faintness, lack of courage; obscure, dizzy, faint.lit., dizzy eye.(Lunk. 8.4)
make ulu niu    madness; to be mad.lit., death [from] whirling.(Kam. 64:43)rare. 
niniu    redup. ofniu₂, spinning, whirling, dizzy...
  • to spin;
  • worried, sad;
  • dizzy; dizziness, vertigo,
  • unclear or blurred vision; blurred, indistinct
 
niu    spinning, whirling, dizzy.cf.niniu,niua,niuniu,make ulu niu.
niua    pas/imp. ofniu₂, 'spinning, whirling, dizzy', with connotations ofniuniu,niniu
niuaua    somewhat dizzy; sad, unlucky.cf.niua.
niu kuli    a disease characterized by loss of hearing and dizziness, perhaps Ménière's disease.lit., dizzy [and] deaf.
niu lolokaʻa₂    dizziness.
niuniu    To turn; to twist; to whirl about any way;
ʻōniu    a spinning top; to spin a top; informal game with dancing and top spinning; spinning, whirling.
ʻōniu    seeseeʻami ʻōniu, a hula step.
pāniniu    spinner, as in board games (preceded byke).[comb. +niniu.]
pauniniu    Pau andniniu.seeniu, to whirl. To turn about, as a top;pauniniu ka lemu o ka laau.
poniniu    redup. ofpōniu, dizzy...seepuka poniniu.
niu    
  • dizzy, giddy; dizziness;
  • to rotate, whirl, spin, revolve, gyrate.
 
niuniu    redup. ofpōniu₁, dizzy, giddy...grief-stricken.(Kel. 57)
poʻo niuniu    same aspōniuniu;dizzy head.
puka poniniu    turnstile.lit., turning door.
niu    to spin, as a top; dizzy.
pūpū pōniuniu    var. ofpūpū ʻalā;lit., dizzy shell, perhaps so called because they were considered poisonous.
ʻume niniu    centripetal, i.e. acting in a direction toward a center.lit., spinning attraction.cf.lele niniu.
ʻūniu    to pivot.[sh.ʻū- +ʻōniu.]seekū ʻūniu.

 
 

ao ʻōnohi    cloud with rainbow (ʻōnohi) colors.
haku ʻōnohi    eyeball.
hoonohi    To cause to be red; to be of a reddish color.
hoonohinohi    To shine with brightness; to be red.
Kaʻōnohialiʻi    star appearing in month ofKaulua, remaining visible through the month ofIkiiki.cf.Paumakualani.
Kaʻōnohiokalā₁    a sky-dwelling god who conducted the souls of dead chiefs.seeKūwahailo.
Kaʻōnohiokalā₂    a supernatural being who lived in the eyeball of the sun (kaʻōnohioka). He was taken toPaliuli as a prospective husband forLāʻieikawai. They went to the sun to live, but on a later journey to the earth he was unfaithful, andLāʻie banished him to become the first wandering spirit or ghost (lapu).(HM 527-528)
kiʻi ʻōnohi    pupil of the eye.fig., beloved person.see ex.kiʻina,loloku,walania.
nohi    decorated, spotted, ornamented; decoration, ornamentation.
nohinohi    redup. ofkīnohi, decorated, spotted, ornamented...;printed, as calico.see ex.,hoʻopukalia.
mea kīnohinohi    trimmings (decorations)(EH)
mea liʻiliʻi hoʻokīnohinohi    trinket (ornamental)(EH)
nohi    bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow.cf.kīnohi.
nohinohi    redup. ofnohi, bright-colored, vivid...
nonohi    redup. ofnohi, bright-colored, vivid, as the rainbow...
ʻōnohi    
  • the eyeball;
  • center;
  • setting, as of a ring.
  •fig., eyes.
 
see ex.hehelo.
ʻōnohi    patch or fragment of a rainbow.(Laie 351)
ʻōnohiāiʻa    cataract of the eye.lit., eyeball like fish, so called because of alleged similarity of a cataract to a fish eye.
ʻōnohiawa    black moss found in fresh water (no data).lit., eyeball of the fish,awa.
ʻōnohi kaimana    diamond setting(EH)
ʻŌnohikaʻiʻolepohihihikalawaiʻaokalāʻino    stroke inlua fighting.lit., rainbow patch that does not move, puzzling the fisherman on a stormy day.
ʻōnohi kau maka    beloved(EH)
ʻōnohilehua    a mother-of-pearl lure that was said to catch fish by day or night without fail.
ʻōnohi maka    pupil of the eye.
ʻōnohinohi    sparkle(EH)
ʻonohinohi₁    same asʻōlohilohi, , radiant...ʻālohilohi, radiant...
ʻōnohi ʻula    
  • red eyeball;
  • red rainbow segment;
  • cloud with red hues of rainbow;
  • variety of redtapa;
  • fig., fury, anger.
 
ʻŌnohi ʻUla Kūāhewa    Giant Red Spot, a huge gaseous feature on Jupiter.lit., vast red eyeball.
ʻōnohi uliuli    dark pupil (eye)(EH)
pūpū ʻōnohi awa    a marine shell (Haminoea sp.).lit., milkfish-eyeball shell.

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