Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. Not dull. ʻOi, ʻāwini.

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  • Also: ʻoiʻoi, kōī, koʻi, mūkoʻi, ʻou, kākala, kulilipi, nihoa, huini, waka, wakawaka, wana, wanawana, wawana.
  • Long and sharp, pīoeoe.
  • Any sharp edge, lipi.
  • Sharp point, wini, winiwini.
  • Sharp nose, ihu winiwini.
  • Sharp, shrill sounds, huini.
  • Sharp-edged, kaʻe ʻoi, ʻōniho.
  • Sharplipped, lehe ʻoi (of one who makes cutting remarks).

2. In music (♯). ʻOi.

Pungent, as the smell of ammonia or vinegar. Wiʻu.

oi, ooi.

ha. oi, ooi.

(in point), 'oĭ, wĭ'nĭwĭ'nĭ; (acid), 'ă'wă'ă'wă; (clever), ăkămăĭ; (in practice), mă'ăle'ĕ.

1. Oi. Sharp pointed, wana. 2. Awaawa. SYN. acid; pungent. 3. Huhu. Speak sharp words, e olelo huhu. 4. Akamai. SYN. keen; maalea.