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hukiki
Same as ʻukiki, small.
HU-KI-KI
v. To be wet; to be cold on account of wet; to shiver with the cold. See HUKEKI and OPILI.
HU-KI-KI
adj. Small; pointed; dwarfish.
HU-KI-KI
s. Name of a species of fish.
Hukiki (hū'-kĭ'-kī'), adj.
/ hū'-kĭ'-kī' /1. Small; pointed; dwarfish.
2. Cold, so as to shiver or shake. Syn: Haukeke and opili.
Hukiki (hū'-ki'-kī'), n.
/ hū'-ki'-kī' /A species of fish. See puhikii.
Hukiki (hū'-kĭ'-kī'), v.
/ hū'-kĭ'-kī' /To be wet; to be cold on account of wet; to shiver with the cold. Syn: Hukeki and opili.
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