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nvi. To flow in spurts, ebb, fluctuate; fluctuation, ebb. Ka pali mākō i hāneʻe, i hanuʻu (chant), the rock cliff that slid, that moved in spurts. Kaha i ka hanuʻu, to mark fluctuation, as the high water mark of the tide.

2. vs. Short, stunted, thick. Cf. hananuʻu.

hehele To fluctuate, as the tide. Dic.

s. Stairs; steps for ascending; uneven places. See NUU.

adj. Rising by steps; ala hanuuu. Puk. 20:23.

Hanuu (hā-nu'u), adj.

/ hā-nu'u / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

Low, referring to tides and other currents of water.

Hanuu (hā'-nu'u), n.

/ hā'-nu'u / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

The flowing back of the tide; the going down of the waters.

Hanuu (hā'-nu'u), v.

/ hā'-nu'u / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

To recede, as water; to ebb; to flow back.

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