Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. nvs. Track, footprint, tracing, trail, clue; trodden, beaten, as a path; walked on; to tread. hoʻo.meheu To make a track; to follow a track, trail, trace; to lead up to deviously, as in asking a favor.

2. (Cap.) n. Wind associated with Ka-lihi-wai, Kauaʻi. (For. 5:97.)

ʻaʻano, Outlined, as on a computer or in typesetting. Literally, trace.

• References:
  • Cf. mahaka.
  • See hoʻomeheu.

s. A track of the foot; an impression of a foot on the sand or dirt; a scratch on paper; a track of a horse. See KAPUAI.

2. The effects or results of some action or something done.

v. To make tracks.

2. To walk over ground; aole loa i meheu aku na wahi a makou i hana pu ai me na haku, the place are no longer trodden by us where we worked with our masters.

3. To walk over a particular spot frequently so as to make a path. See MAA.

adj. Trodden, as a path through high grass. NOTE— If it become much trodden or a large path it is maa.

adj., Trodden, as a path through high grass. (If it becomes much trodden or a large path, it is maʻa.)

1. n., A track of the foot; an impression of a foot in the sand or dirt; a scratch on paper; a track of a horse. Syn: Kapuai.

2. n., The effects or results of some action or something done; mark left by something that has passed.

1. v., To be tracked; to he beaten, as a path.

2. v., To be walked over frequently so as to make a meheu or track.

track, trace, foot print, impression; scent followed by dog.