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ē.weewe

Haw to Eng, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

nvs. Kinsmen, lineage; pertaining to the family, having a family. Hānau ke ēweewe, he ēweewe kona (KL. line 524), born were those of the lineage, of the lineage they. (PCP e(e)weewe.)

ʻewe.ʻewe

Haw to Eng, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

interj. Cry of ʻEweʻewe-iki, a legendary woman who died in childbirth and who is said to return at night as a ghost and make this cry, which is followed by a nā cry like that of an infant, an omen that a birth is imminent.

ʻeweʻewe

Haw to Eng, Kent (1986),

Love and affection for the place of ones birth, where the first years were spent. (A.) Cry of ʻEweʻewe iki, a legendary woman who died in childbirth, which is followed by a nā cry like that of an infant, an omen of an imminent birth. (PE.)

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