Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

v. 1. E lawe; e hopu; e hoopaa. 2. Take aim, e hoopololei i ka pu. To take breath, e hanu; e hoomaha. To take care, e akahele; e malama. To take down, e hoohaahaa. SYN. write down, e kakau iho. Take down pride, e hoohaahaa i ka haaheo. Take down a house, e wawahi i ka hale. To take effect as a law, e lilo i kanawai. To take effect as medicine, e naha'. To take heart, e hoolana i ka manao. To take heed, e noonoo pono. To take in, e hoopunihei; e hoopuni. To take in sail, e li ka pea. To take in the meaning, e hoomaopepo. To take in hand, e hoao e hana. To take leave of, e haawi i ke aloha hookaamwale. To take notice, e nana mai. To take off, e wehe. To take on one's self, e hapai i ke kaumaha. To take offense, e hunu. To take out a stain, e holoi i ka paele. To take part with, e kokua pu. To take place, e ko. To take root, e hookumu. To take advantage of, e apo i ka pomaikai; e hana maalea. To take the air, e hele i ka holoholo. To take to heart, e hookomo ma ka naau. To take up, e hapai ae. To take up the time, e hoopiha i ka manawa. To take up arms, e hoomakaukau no ke kaua. To take time, e lawe i manawa kupono. To take up residence, e noho paa. To take up a thief, e hopu i ka aihue. To take up room, e hoopiha wale. To take up a note, e hookaa. i ka bila aie.