lūauʻi
/ lū.auʻi /n., True parent, as contrasting with foster parent or aunt or uncle (makua).
- Examples:
- Kuʻu lūauʻi makua kāne, my true father.
- References:
- See moe lūauʻi.
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LU-AU-I
s. A parent; those whom children call parents or makuas; he makua, he mau makua. NOTE.—Luaui united with makua, means the natural parent as distinct from an adopted parent or uncle or aunt.
Luaui (lŭ'-ā-u'i), n.
/ lŭ'-ā-u'i /A parent; those whom children call parents or makua; he makua, he mau makua. (Luaui, united with makua, means the natural parent as distinct from an adopted parent or uncle or aunt.)
lūauʻi
Biological parent.
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