Wiktionary:Requested entries (Hawaiian)
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Alphabetized requests
[edit]- a hui hou
- Ahuimanu/ʻĀhuimanu CDP in Hawaiian apparently meaning "cluster of birds"
- āeʻo * I can't find this word, but aeʻo (without the macron) is a stilt. Chuck Entz (talk) 01:28, 18 August 2012 (UTC)
- akihi - [1]
- ʻākoakoa (to assemble)
- ʻalae keʻokeʻo (Hawaiian coot (Fulica americana alai))
- ʻauana — either, neither, or both of the following: new/contemporary, to wander/drift; could be hula terminology
- haʻalele (to leave, desert)
- hae (wild, fierce, vicious, furious, savage) - part of the Hawaiian term for wolf, the other part being ‘īlio (dog)
- hakukoʻi (disturbed, agitated, excited)
- hoʻokuʻu (closing, settled, exemption, discharge)
- hoʻokupu (gifts, or gift-giving ceremony; see WP)
- hoʻoleʻa (???) (form of leʻa)
- ʻia (participial particle marking a passive or imperative)
- kahelelani (species of small colored shells)
- kāohi (to hold back)
- kī hōʻalu - slack key guitar
- kīhāpai (patch, garden, orchard, field)
- kilo, kilohana
- koloa maoli (Hawaiian duck (Anas wyvilliana))
- lei pūpū (shell lei)
- lolo - brain
- luʻuluʻu (bent, bowed down)
- lūʻau - see luau
- makaloa (Cyperus laevigatus)
- manaleo - inherited language? * Request was misspelled, mānaleo (with a macron) is a native speaker
- māʻona (full, satisfied after eating)
- ʻoe (you; resembling, like; much)
- ʻōlulu (lobelia (Brighamia insignis))
- Pahoa (needs Hawaiian: town in Puna district)
- poke - mentioned in etymology from poke
- ʻūkēkē — musical instrument
- ʻuliʻuli — musical instrument
- wakame – it should be mentioned that this word is used in Hawaiian as well, search for it on the Template:url: [2], [3]