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man

Eng to Haw, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

Kanaka (human being), kāne (male); ulua (fig.). Old man, ʻelemakule. Fellow man, hoa kanaka. To become an old man, ʻelemakule. Get your man, huki i ka ulua (slang). Be a man, e hoʻokanaka.

-man

Eng to Haw, Pukui-Elbert (1986),

Mea, kanaka. See horseman, oarsman.

Man

Eng to Haw, Māmaka Kaiao,

Isle of ~. ʻAilana Kanaka.

Man

Eng to Haw, Andrews (1865),

he kanaka, ka mea uhane.

man

/ Man / Eng to Haw, Emerson (1845),

he kanaka, he kanaka makua, he mea uhane no ka honua.

man

/ Man / Eng to Haw, Emerson (1845),

e hoomakaukau me na kanaka.

man

Eng to Haw, Judd/Pukui/Stokes (1943),

kănă'kă, ka'ně; mankind, men, kā'năkă.

Man

/ Măn / Eng to Haw, Hitchcock (1887),

Kane; kana'ka.

Man

/ Măn / Eng to Haw, Hitchcock (1887),

E hoolako i na ka'naka.

E huli iā “man” ma Ulukau.

Search for “man” on Ulukau.

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