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mirror, handheld mirror
ke aniani kilohi
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large stationary mirror
ke aniani kū
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size (of clothing, etc)
ka helu
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gravel used on road
ka hakuʻili
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sock, stocking
ke kaaakini
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high heeled shoes
ke kaaamaʻa hila
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ke kope ʻooopala
light rake
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triangle shaped flag
ka lepa
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jeans
ka lole waaawae ʻaaahina
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ka liii
laces of shoe, or clothing
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irrigation ditch
ka ʻauwai
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ditch along side a road
ka ʻauwaha
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pebbles at a beach
ka ʻiliʻili
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to cause someone to waken
ka hoʻaaala
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to cause something to be cold, refrigerate
ka hoʻaaanuanu
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to bathe someone
ka hoʻaaauʻau
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to cause someone to see, to show
ka hoooʻike
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to walk something, as a dog or horse
ka hoʻohele
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to cause someone to feel embarrassed or ashamed
ka hoʻohilahila
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to cause to make a sound
ka hookani
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to make something stop
ka hooku
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to give life, heal
ka hoʻooola
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to give to wear as a lei
ka hoʻolei
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to redden, make red
ka hoooʻulaʻula
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to hang something up or out to dry
ke kaulaʻi
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to throw, throw away
ke kiloi
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to wear around the neck as one does a lei
ka lei
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accustomed to, used to
ka maʻa
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to close off as road, for someone to close up
ke pani
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to dig, to dig up
ka ʻeli
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for someone to open up a door, building; take off something
ka wehe
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for a car to stop, to stand still
ke kuuu
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slip when walking, skid as a car
ka pakika
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to have a glowing color as the orange used by construction workers
ka haaaaweo
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to be open, in business as a store
ka hemo
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ke kesa laaaa
extra large
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ke kesa kesa laaa
extra extra large
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smooth as a road or cliff face
ka likiliki
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small (size of clothes)
ka liʻiliʻi
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medium (size of clothes)
ka loooopuuu
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road full of pot holes
ka maaaalualua
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large (size of clothes)
ka nui
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ka paʻa
to be closed not open for business as a store
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extremely loose and baggy as clothes
ka ʻaluheʻe
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small, S (size of clothes)
ka saaa
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