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endearing

Eng to Haw, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

Hoʻālohaloha.

  • Related:
    • Endearing terms: nūnū maka onaona (see dove); kole maka onaona (see kole); kūmū (slang); milimili, lei, aloha, kuʻu ʻōnohi, hiwahiwa, pua mae ʻole, aloha makamae.
    • The singular possessives kuʻu, my, and kō, your, are endearing, and the inclusive pronouns kāua and kākou, as well as the demonstrative nei, as in Hawaiʻi nei, my [beloved] Hawaiʻi.
  • References:
    • Cf. Gram. 12.

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