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v., To pass, physically or mentally, from one state, condition, or place, to another.

1. Specifically, to break a kapu, ua ae lakou iluna o kahi laa; to violate a law or agreement, i. e., to transgress, as a law, to break a covenant. Ios. 7.11; Hal. 89:34.

2. To pass over, as the mind, i. e., to yield assent to the thought or opinion of another; to assent to the request of another; to say yes to a request or to an affirmation.

3. To permit, grant permission for a thing to be done; he mea ae ia, a thing permitted or allowed.

4. To pass physically from one place to another, from one situation to another, as from land on board a ship; ua ae aku lakou iluna o ka moku, iluna o ka lio, to embark, to mount a horse. Hoo., conj. 3. To cause to pass from one place to another, from one person to another; to transfer.

5. To raise or lift up, as the head, with joy, e ae ko oukou poo no ka olioli.

6. To mount, as a horse or a mule. 2 Sam. 13:29.

7. To be sea-sick; to throw up from the the mouth; to vomit; he mea luai ka moku, o ka ae wale aku no.

s., Assent, expressed by one person to the thought or opinion of another; approval of the conduct or opinion of another; consent; agreement.

adj., Consenting; agreeing; he olelo ae like, an agreement.

s., Name of an east wind.

2. A species of sea moss.

s., The water or liquid as wrung from the leaves of vegetables, as kalo. &c.; he ae kalo, he ae wauki, he ohi.

s., An irregular movement of the ocean; he wahi ano ia ma ka moana, a ma ka ae kai, a ma ka aina.

2. The coming in and receding of the sea upon the shore; the flux and reflux of the tide. See AEKAI.

verbal directive. Gram. § 234, 4. Implies an oblique motion of the verb, either up, down, or sideways. It often follows after nouns, also adjectives, as aohe kanaka e ae, there is no other man.

adv., See verb 2. Yes; the expression of affirmation, approbation or consent; opposed to aole, or aohe. With paha, as ae paha, a polite way of assenting when full belief is withheld; ae ka paha. even so, be it so.

Yes; the expression of affirmation, approbation or consent; opposed to aole, or aohe.

With paha, as ae paha, a polite way of assenting when full belief is withheld: ae ka paha, even so, be it so.

adv., Separately; apart from; immediately succeeding. It implies an oblique motion, either up, down or sideways. It often follows nouns and adjectives; as: aohe kanaka e ae, there is no other man. Often its use is only euphonic.

n., A tree about 80 feet high (Sapindus saponaria). Also called manele.

1. n., Assent expressed by one person to the thought or opinion of another; approval of the conduct or opinion of another; consent; agreement; acquiescence.

2. n., Name of an east wind; trade-winds. Also called kaomi.

3. n., A species of sea moss.

4. n., The coming in of the sea upon the shore; the flux of the tide.

5. n., The water or liquid wrung from the leaves of vegetables, as taro, etc.: he ae kalo, he ae wauki, he ohi.

6. n., Saliva or its flow; nausea, sediment.

1. v., Specifically, to break a tabu: ua ae lakou iluna o kahi laa, to violate a law or agreement; to break a covenant.

2. v., To go onto.

v., To consent; to yield; to agree with.

yes, consent.