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Kūamuamu, hōʻino, hoʻoʻino, hoʻopuka hewa, hoʻopuka pono ʻole. Hawaiian is rich in insults. Some refer to body parts: ʻauwiniwini; kole kaʻaka, ʻōkole kaʻaka, kolekole ka maka (see kolekole); eia kāu, ʻo ka heoheo (see heoheo); ihu papaʻa, laho kole, laho paka, laho ʻpōkaʻokaʻo, laho ʻula, maʻi ʻoā, maka lole, maka piapia, ʻolouha, poʻo koʻi, ule hole. Others concern excrements: ahu ka pala kūkae, aweawe poi, hele i ka ʻenakōī (see ʻenakōī); naio ʻai kae, pala kūkae, pala naio. A few others: kamipulu, kanakapika, koko moa, moe hālau, ʻōhao ʻīlio, unu pehi ʻiole. See also adze, beggar, boar, derision, dog, eye, eyelid, farmer, genital, gesture, mat, pebble, penis, pinworm, shrimp, slur, taunt.

h. he olelo hoino, he hana ino.

hai. e hoino, e hana ino.

hō'ĭnŏ wa'lě.

E hanawale; e hookokonoi'e.