1. nvs., Tiny, very small, fine, wee, smallmeshed; narrow wefts.
2. (Cap.) n., Pleiades; Castor and Pollux.
3. (Cap.) n., Hawaiian month name; the six summer months collectively.
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See pākū makaliʻi, waiehu makaliʻi.
1. s., The celestial sign Castor and Pollux.
2. The seven stars.
3. The name of a month.
4. The name of the six summer months collectively.
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s., Maka and lii, small; little. Smallness; littleness; inferiority.
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adj., Very small; diminutive; very fine.
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adj., Very small; diminutive; very fine.
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[Maka and lii, small; little.]
1. n., Smallness; littleness; inferiority.
2. n., The celestial sign Castor and Pollux.
3. n., A constellation of seven stars; the Pleiades.
4. n., The six summer months collectively; also
5. n., The name of one of the months in the old Hawaiian calendar.
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v., See hoomakaulii.
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small eyes: very fine; nane also of a month and the summer season. Land section, Oahu.
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Points, Kalaupapa peninsula, Molokaʻi, and Kahana qd., Oʻahu.
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Beach, point, Punaluʻu, Oʻahu. Narrow calcareous sand beach on the point north of Kahana Bay.
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Person who brought cooked food to the rainbow. (A.) Chief of Waimea, Kauaʻi; father-in-law of Mano-ka-lani-pō, who was famous as an agriculturist. (PE.)
Exceedingly fine mesh with very narrow strands, made of the tender young leaves of the hala, used in mat making.
Small, diminutive, tiny.
Pleiades. This is the preferred name all over the Pacific.
very small or fine, diminutive.
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