Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. Ground. ʻĀina, honua; one (poetic); puluwai (rare).

• Native land, ʻāina hānau, kulāiwi, one hānau.
• Land one has lived on for a long time, ʻāpaʻa.
• Once uncultivated land, fallow land, mahakea.
• Foreign land, ʻāina haole, kahiki.
• Land rights, konohiki.
• Fee simple land, ʻāina kūʻai, ʻalolio, alodio.
• Land anciently exempt from rent and taxes, ʻāina kūpono.
• Land inheritance, ili ʻāina.
• Land grant, hāʻawi ʻāina.
• Crown lands, ʻāina lei aliʻi.
• Land boundary, palena ʻāina.
• To establish or to act as land, hoʻohonua.
• Place where land and sea meet, ʻae kai.
• Altar marking land division, ahupuaʻa, kaʻānaniʻau.
• Ancient land units, in approximate order of size: moku, kalana, ahupuaʻa, ʻili, ʻili paʻa, ʻili kūpono, ʻili lele, lele, moʻo, moʻo ʻāina, paukū, kīhāpai, kōʻele, kuleana; also: ʻokana, ʻāpana, ahunāliʻi, hakuone, kuakua, nanaʻe.
• Land areas, wao (see Haw.-Eng. entries and entries that follow it), ʻilima, kalulu, kualono, kula, palaheʻī, poko.
• References:
  • See legendary place.

2. Debark. Pae, lele, hōʻili, hoʻoili.