- aweawe
- pompous
Maori-English wordlist. 2008.
aweawe
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threadlike — Aweawe, nāwele, hilo … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Aloha — ist ein Wort der hawaiischen Sprache,[1] das auch weit über den Ursprungsraum bekannt geworden ist. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Allgemein, Verwendung 2 Übersetzungen, Wendungen 3 Literatur … Deutsch Wikipedia
gluey — Ūlika, ūlikalika, pilipili. Also: aweawe, ka aka alina, pīlekaleka, hulina, napo, lina … English-Hawaiian dictionary
insult — Kūamuamu, hō ino, ho o ino, ho opuka hewa, ho opuka pono ole. ♦ Hawaiian is rich in insults. Some refer to body parts: auwiniwini; kole ka aka, ōkole ka aka, kolekole ka maka (see kolekole); eia kāu, o ka heoheo (see heoheo); ihu papa a,… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
love — Aloha, ano i, nipo, kaunu, ho oipoipo, ho oheno, puni, oha, mahamaha. See sayings, ana2, eha, hāko i, hāloa, hilo1, kilohana, kula ilua, lalawe, lomia, mākuma, ōlino, wiliwai, wi uwi u, dedicated, expression, hungry, mist, overwhelm. ♦ Gods… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
mercy — Aloha. Mercy seat, noho aloha. ♦ God of mercy, Lono iki aweawe aloha … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Pleiades — Many names, most of them concerned with Makali i, a deified Kaua i chief: Nā (Ka ) huihui o Makali i, Huihui kōkō a Makali i i kau i luna, Nā kā a Makali i, Nā kōkō a Makali i, Nā wāhine a Makali i, Ke aweawe Makali i, Ka lālani a Makali i.… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
sticky — Pipili, ho opili. Also: pīlalilali, pīlali, lali, aweawe, uo uo; ālikalika (fig., stingy); ūlika, ūlikalika, pīlekaleka, leka, pālololo, lina; pīkale (as water on a poi board). ♦ Any sticky matter, pilipili. ♦ Sticky juice, kēpau. ♦… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
tenacious — Pipili, pili pa a. Also: aweawe, ālikalika, lina … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Valentine's Day — Ka Lā o Lono i ke aweawe aloha (i.e., the day of the god of love and mercy; a term coined in 1980) … English-Hawaiian dictionary
wake — 1. Awaken. Ala. To awaken someone, ho āla, ho ālahia. To wake suddenly, puoho. To wake up the child, ho āla i ke keiki. Wake, it is light, it is bright (UL 197), e ala, ua ao, ua mālamalama. 2. Prefuneral vigil. Anaina ho… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
