kiʻei
vt. To peer, peep, as through a door or crevice; to look at slyly; to protrude forth. Kekē nā niho kiʻei, the protruding teeth were exposed.
kiʻei
hamani ｜ transitive verbhamani, To peer, i.e. look narrowly or searchingly at something.
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kīʻei
hamani ｜ transitive verb / kī•ʻei /hamani, To peer, look at.
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Kiei (kī'-ē'i), v.
/ kī'-ē'i /1. To look into; to scrutinize; to peep at: oi imi aku i ka manao, oi huli aku, oi halalo aku, a kiei aku, a nana iho; a kiei malalo o ka papale o na haole, they peeped under the bonnets of the foreigners (women).
2. To look at one by stretching the head around or over something; to look over in order to see anything.
3. To look slyly; e nana malu.
4. To watch the conduct of one: ke kiei mai nei no ia i ka poe uhai kanawai.
5. To look at a particular object; kiei aku la au makai a mauka, a holo aku la au, I looked seaward and inland and ran away.
6. To look through a door or crevice to see something. (Laieik. p. 174.)
Kiʻei
Bay, southwest Lā-naʻi. Land area near Kau-pō, Maui. Lit., peer (a half-human shark [manō kanaka] peered at the land and seeing no growing taro remarked that the land was bare).
ki‘ei
to look into, peep at.
E huli iā “kiʻei” ma Ulukau.
Search for “kiʻei” on Ulukau.