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ʻImi mau me ka haʻohaʻo

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Skull

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Hele koke ʻo Keaumiki e kiʻi i nā ʻiliʻili. ʻĀkeʻakeʻa ʻo Piliamoʻo i kona holomua ʻana ma Wailuku akā pule ʻo Keaumiki a laila hele mai ka makani a hoʻopau iā Piliamoʻo. Hoʻomau ʻo ia a kiʻi i nā ʻiliʻili ma ʻĀʻalāmanu a laila ka ʻawa ma Panaʻewa. I kona hoʻi ʻana ua hoʻāʻo ʻo Lonokaʻeho e pākaha i ka ʻawa a na Keaumiki i pepehi aku iā ia. Kaʻalo wale nō ʻo Keaumiki iā Waipunalei ma kona hoʻi ʻana iā Keaukā. Ke hiki aku ʻo Keaumiki, mālama ʻia ka ʻaha akā ʻaʻohe hopena ʻoiai ālai ʻia e Hoʻonanāikapakapakaua. I ka ulu ʻana ʻo Leimakani he makua, ua lawe ʻia ma ke ʻano pio na Leimakani. 

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Hele koke ʻo Keaumiki e kiʻi i nā ʻiliʻili. ʻĀkeʻakeʻa ʻo Piliamoʻo i kona holomua ʻana ma Wailuku akā pule ʻo Keaumiki a laila hele mai ka makani a hoʻopau iā Piliamoʻo. Hoʻomau ʻo ia a kiʻi i nā ʻiliʻili ma ʻĀʻalāmanu a laila ka ʻawa ma Panaʻewa. I kona hoʻi ʻana ua hoʻāʻo ʻo Lonokaʻeho e pākaha i ka ʻawa a na Keaumiki i pepehi aku iā ia. Kaʻalo wale nō ʻo Keaumiki iā Waipunalei ma kona hoʻi ʻana iā Keaukā. Ke hiki aku ʻo Keaumiki, mālama ʻia ka ʻaha akā ʻaʻohe hopena ʻoiai ālai ʻia e Hoʻonanāikapakapakaua. I ka ulu ʻana ʻo Leimakani he makua, ua lawe ʻia ma ke ʻano pio na Leimakani. 

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 21
vs. To splash, spatter, squirt, spurt; splashing, spattering, squirting.

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ʻAoʻao 76, laina 19

in no time...

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ʻAoʻao 79, laina 16

huikau

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ʻAoʻao 77, laina 23

wikiwiki

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ʻAoʻao 77, laina 24
Wikiwiki

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ka pā aheahe ka makani

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ʻAoʻao 77, laina 5
alai, block/hinder

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ʻAoʻao 79 , laina laina 11
hāmau

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Ka nānā ʻana i nā mea liʻiliʻi

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ka hoʻomau ʻana

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ʻaoʻao 76 laina 9
kupua/ kinolau

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ʻAoʻao 79, laina 15
Kaumaha

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 10

helua - helu ʻia

helua —  Pukui-Elbert,  Haw to Eng,

Pas/imp. of helu 1, 4, 5. Ua helua e ka manawa a weluwelu (chant), scratched and torn by time.

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ʻaoʻao 79, laina 18

ka hoa noho o Keāniniʻulaokalani e noho lā i Kalewanuʻu

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ʻaoʻao 79, laina 14

daughter in-law

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ʻaoʻao 79, laina 8

paha, ʻaʻole paha

- e hele paha kākou, ʻaʻole paha
- e ʻai paha kākou ma Cafe Pesto, ʻaʻole paha

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ʻaoʻao 78, laina 1

ka hoʻi hou ʻana o ke kino i ka maha

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 20

he wahine uʻi i hui pū me Keaumiki; ʻaʻole naʻe i pili, hoʻomau ʻo Keaumiki i ka huakaʻi (ʻaʻole kū)

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 10

me he lā
me he mea lā
me he ala

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 3
wikiwiki loa ka hele ʻana (lickety split)

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 25

cliff on the side of Waipiʻo Valley, Hāmākua, Hawaiʻi. Kāne and various gods lived at the top of this cliff at a place called Hōkūwelowelo (comet); their conch sounded every night, to the annoyances of Chief Hākau, who ordered the thieving dog, Puapualenalena, to steal it. According to For. 4:558-561 the gods lived at Puakō, not at Hōkūwelowelo

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 14

ʻO ka hana a kēia kanaka ʻo ka hoʻomakauliʻi i ka huakaʻi
hele me ka ʻawa...

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Welo Kīhei o Keaʻeloa, ʻAʻohe Hoa ʻŌlelo.

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Welo Kīhei o Keaʻeloa, ʻAʻohe Hoa ʻŌlelo.

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 12-13

e holo wikiwiki ana, ʻaʻohe kū a walaʻau me kekahi; ʻo kekahi ʻōlelo - ʻaʻohe kipa kauhale

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 13

Kulaʻimano - an inland area, Honomū, Hawaiʻi; canoes were made here. Lit, push over many (a legendary man pushed his foes over a cliff as they came up)

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 11

Haʻaheo: Coastal area and elementary school, Hilo, Hawaiʻi. Lit,  pride (Kamehameha I ordered his people to plan ta large area in taro in a single day; they did so, and he told them he was "proud" of them)

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 10

Piʻikea: Gulch, Puna, Hawaiʻi. One of ʻUmi-a-Līloaʻs wives, a chiefs of Maui, had this name.

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 25

Pāʻieʻie - Land near Panaʻewa, Hilo, Hawaiʻi. Lit. ʻieʻie vine enclosure. Luhe i ka wai o Pāʻieʻie, drooping over the water of Pāʻieʻie (comparing a drunk to drooping ʻieʻie vines).

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 7-8

Piliamoʻo - ʻo ia kekahi o nā kupua
kahiko o ia kahawai (Wailuku)

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 5

ka "jut" out ʻana

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 11
To be thick together; to be thick, as a board. See KUMAKUMA.

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 15

keʻehi ʻia

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ʻaoʻao 76, laina 20

ʻulupā —  Pukui-Elbert,  Haw to Eng / ʻulu.pā /,

vt., To break to pieces, burst forth, dash to pieces (Hal. 2.9), raze to the ground, destroy, beat; to rage, as a storm; to slam shut, hurl down.

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ʻaoʻao 77, laina 7

hoʻokolo —  Māmaka Kaiao,  Haw to Eng,

hamani, Follow-up, tracking; to follow up, track.

Source:

Existing dictionary word, Extended meaning

Related:

Hoʻokolo haumāna. Student follow-up, student tracking.