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Keʻokeʻo, keʻo, kea; hina (of hair).

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  • Also: hākea, lākea, palakea, kuali, huali, aliali, aʻiaʻi, huaka; lawa uakea (as a chicken); uakea (as mist, snow).
  • White-haired, hina, ʻāhina, koʻokea, poʻo kea, poʻo keʻokeʻo, poʻo hina.
  • White of an egg, kauō keʻokeʻo, ēwe o ka hua moa.
  • White-hot, lehuliʻu.
  • White mixed with a darker color, lawaaʻeaʻe.
  • White and salt-encrusted, kuakea.
  • White-spotted, nokea.
  • White of a blind person's eye, makaiʻa.
  • White tapa, ninikea.
  • White muslin, keʻokeʻo (usually followed by maoli, pia or wai).
  • White lime, hāwena.
  • Whitecaps, ʻale kuakea, papākea, kai ʻūpoho, ehu kai.
  • White-beaked, white around animal's snout, nūkea.

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  • Egg white. Kauō keʻokeʻo, kauō. See yolk.

keokeo, kea.

ha. keokeo.

kě‘ŏkě’ŏ, kě’ă.

Keokeo; kea.