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auaneʻi

/ aua.neʻi / Haw to Eng, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

1. postposed temporal part. Soon, by-and-by, presently, shortly, just.

  • References:
    • Gram. 7.5.

2. postposed dubitative part. Probably, merely, probably not, possibly, doubtful.

  • Examples:
    • He lohe mai auaneʻi i ka makua! Actually paying attention to [his] parent [implication that he is not].
    • ʻO ka ʻike auaneʻi iāia, ua lawa ia i ka makemake, just seeing him, the desire was satisfied.
    • Pehea auaneʻi ka pono? What then is right?
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aʻuaneʻi

/ aʻua.neʻi / Haw to Eng, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

Variant of auneʻi

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adv., Au, time, and anei, now, hero, &c. It refers to an indefinite future time, but not far off; hereafter; by and by; soon; used only after verbs. E ua auanei, ke opiopi mai nei ke ao, it will rain soon, the clouds are folding up; e ino auanei, ke okupukupu mai la ka hao ino. NOTE.—After a word ending with a, it is often written uanei.

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auanei

/ ă'u-ă-ne'i / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

1. adv., Soon; by and by; hereafter. E ua auanei, ke opiopi mai nei ke ao.

2. adv., Now; at the present time. E aloha auanei, fare thee well at present.

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soon.

Hereby; soon; by and by.

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