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Wā, manawa, au; hola (o'clock).

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  • Also: hanana, laʻa, laʻahia; ano (in songs); mawa (rare); pale, lele (time interval in music).
  • At a time, pā- (followed by a numeral).
  • At the time that, i, iā, i … hana.
  • At the time that I, iaʻu.
  • At the time that he, iāia.
  • By the time that, hele ā (see hele #3).
  • Passing of much time on a piece of land, as an old family, au ʻāpaʻapaʻa.
  • First time, ʻakahi nō … ā (see ʻakahi),. maka mua.
  • In no time at all, ʻaʻole ʻemo, manawa ʻole, ʻemo ʻole, ʻaʻole i ʻū.
  • For a short time, for the time being, no ka manawa; kūikawā.
  • Any possible time, ka manawa e hiki mai ana.
  • Time-consuming, lohi, none.
  • Regular or usual time, manawa paʻa mau.
  • Free time, manawa kaʻawale.
  • A long time, to take a long time, liʻu, liʻuliʻu, kūlōʻihi.
  • At the same time, hoʻokahi, like.
  • Portion of time, paukū manawa.
  • From time to time, i kēlā manawa i kēia manawa.
  • A long time ago, see ago.
  • Distant time, kikilo, kikiloa.
  • To waste time, hoʻopaumanawa.
  • To pass the time, hoʻohala manawa; hoʻolalau.
  • To pass time pleasantly, hoʻonanea, walea, luakaha, hoʻokāʻau.
  • To have a good time, leʻaleʻa, nanea.
  • To beat time with hands, pā.
  • To speak of old times, hoʻokahiko.
  • What time is it? Holaʻehia kēia?
• References:
  • See times.