Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. Strength. Ikaika; koʻo (rare).

2. To use force. Haʻakoi, puʻe, puʻe wale, hao, huʻe. Also: ʻonou, ʻōnoʻonou, ʻō, kaʻihuluhulu, mauaʻālina, lima ikaika, hikipua.

kikino, Power to affect physical relations or conditions. Manehu.

• Examples:
  • Manehu āohiohi. Resistance force.
  • Manehu hoʻolana. Buoyant force, i.e. the upward force of a fluid on an object in it.
  • Manehu ʻume niniu. Centripetal force.
  • Manehu kaulike. Balanced force.
  • Manehu lele niniu. Centrifugal force.
• Related:
  • Kāʻei manehu uila. Electrical force field.
  • Manehu kūlohelohe. Natural force.

he ikaika.

he ikaika, ka wikiwiki a me ke kaumaha i huipuia.

e kaohi, onou, e ume.

ĭkăĭkă, mă’nă. to force, (by urging), ‘ŏnŏ‘ŏnŏŭ; (physically), lĭmănu’ĭ; (ravish), pŭ‘ě.

Ikaika; mana.

1. E kaohi maoli. 2. E lima ikaika aku.