Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

Hāliʻi, laha. Also: ʻaʻai (as a sore); ʻaʻama (the fingers); ʻapakau (as sunlight); hāliʻi pili (as rain over pili grass); hela (as the arms); hola, hohola, pāhola, ʻuhola, holopapa, hihi, hihina; paʻahihi, malele (here and there); pāhihi, oha, hīkākā (as vines); hamo, hāpola (as butter); hikikiʻi (as mist); hōlapu, hoʻolapa (as fire); hoʻokio; kaʻapeha (wings or tail feathers); kāhela, kūkawowo, hoʻolaha, hoʻolaulaha, laulaha, pālaha, maʻau, moʻau, mana; manana (as octopus tentacles); moana, moanaana, mahola, māholahola, mōhā, mōhāhā, mohala, mōhalahala, mohahala, mōhola, nakulu, nana, neʻepapa, neneʻe; pākiʻi (flat); peleleu, puakea, pūnohu, uhi, ulu. Rare: īheʻe, nanaʻi, ualei. Patchwork spread or quilt, uhi ʻāpana. Spread the knees, hāliʻi kuli. Spread the news, kuʻi ka lono, lonopapa, laulaha. Spread gossip, holoholo ʻōlelo.