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Ehu lepo, kuehu, ehu, ʻehu, uahi, lelehuna, lepo ʻaeʻae.

• Examples:
  • You are dust, and to dust you shall return (Kin. 3:19), he lepo nō ʻoe, ā e hoʻi hou aku ʻoe i ka lepo.
• Related:
  • Dust of morning, ehu kakahiaka.
  • Dust of evening, ehu ahiahi.
  • Dust streamer, kōwelo ʻeʻa.
  • Dust particle, huna lepo.
  • Dust cloud, ʻeʻa.
  • Dust column or cloud, piʻolepo.
  • Red dust, alaʻula.
  • Wind-blown dust, ʻeʻa; wilikōī (rare).
  • To scatter dust, huʻalepo, kaiehu.
  • To dust, as furniture, kāwele, kāhili lepo.

kikino, Ehu lepo, ehu, heu.

• Related:
  • Ehu poho. Chalk dust.

hamani, To brush or apply lightly a thin coat, such as sulphur to a plant. Kāehuehu.

hamani, To dust with a cloth. Kāwele.

• Examples:
  • Kāwele maʻū. To dust with a damp cloth.
  • Kāwele maloʻo. To dust with a dry cloth.

hamani, To dust with a duster. Kāhilihili.

• References:
  • See duster.

he lepo makalii.

h. he lepo; he lepo i puhiia.

lě’pŏ ‘aě‘aě: to dust, kahĭ’lĭ.

Lepo aeae.

E kahili i ka lepo.