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māuli
/ mā.uli /Same as uli, dark.
mauli
/ MA-U-LI /1. s., The name of the first day of the new moon.
2. An obscure cloud seen at a distance; he mauli ua paha.
3. A shoot, as from the root of a tree or vegetable, as from kalo or banana; poetically, from persons, as chiefs; mauli au honua, a descendant (of chiefs) from ancient times.
mauli
/ mă'u-li /1. n., The last night of the old moon; night before hilo, the new moon; the twenty-ninth day of the month.
2. n., Darkness, as from overhanging clouds: He mauli ua paha keia, Perhaps this darkness portends rain.
3. n., A shoot from the root of a tree or vegetable, as from taro or banana; poetically, from persons, as chiefs; mauli au honua, a descendant (of chiefs) from ancient times.
māuli
Obscure cloud seen from a distance.
Mauli
Twenty-ninth night, the last night the moon is visible. The sea gathers up the sand and returns it to its place.
mauli
last night of moon.
Ma-u-li
s. name of the first day of a new moon.
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