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1. v., To excite; to stir up, as the affections or passions.

2. To suffer with anxiety; to be much excited or moved; ua haupu honua ae la ka makaula, the prophet was much excited. Laieik. 157.

3. To rise up suddenly in the mind, as a thought.

4. To stir up one to recollection; alaila, e haupu ia lakou me ka homanao.

s., The sudden excitement of the passions. NOTE.—This word was used in a moral philosophy for conscience, or the internal monitor; o ka mea i nanea palaka ka haupu, alaila aole e ole kona hewa. Afterwards lunamanao was used.

n., Sudden excitement of thought or of the passions. (This word was formerly used in a moral philosophy for the conscience, or the internal monitor: o ka mea i nanea palaka ka haupu, alaila aole e ole kona hewa. Later lunamanao was used.) The modern word is lunaikehala.

1. v., To rise up, as the affections or passions.

2. v., To come to sudden recollection of; to call to mind.

3. v., To suffer with anxiety; to be much excited or moved; ua haupu honua ae la ka makaula; the prophet was much excited. (See Laieik. p. 157.)

affectionate yearning. Elevation, Kauai.