- wahi huna
- Maori for hideaway
Maori-English dictionary. 2008.
wahi huna
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sexual — No Hawaiian term (but sexual innuendos are enjoyed); pili i ke kāne me ka wahine. See game and sayings, wali, cowry shell. ♦ Sexual passion, kola, huahua i. ♦ Sexual excitement, mane o, kola. ♦ Sexual part, ma i, wahi huna. ♦… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
legendary place — Wahi pana. ♦ Legendary places: āpapa lani, Haka lau ai, Hōlani kū, Kahiki kū, Kahiki moe, Kāne hūnā moku (Ulu koa), Ka pa a heo, Kuai helani, Kuakahi, Kuakeahu, Kūkulu o Kahiki, Kū lanihāko i, Lani keha, Melemele, Milu, One lau ena, Opikana … English-Hawaiian dictionary
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little — Iki, li i, lili i, li ili i. Also: huahelu, hukuli i, huna, hune, ōhune, māiki, mamamala, pīkanele. ♦ A little, iki, wahi, kauwahi, nāhi, ma ū. ♦ Little bit, lihi. ♦ To eat very little, kikiki ka ai ana … English-Hawaiian dictionary
