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• action —   Hana.    ♦ Joint action, huki like ana, olowalu.    ♦ To get into action, hiu, a ako.    ♦ To stir up to action, ho oulu, lale, ho olale.   See saying, crab …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• activate —   Ho olale, ui …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• encourage —   Ho opaipai, paipai, ho opai, pai, hāpai, ho oikaika, hō ikaika, ho olana, hō eu, hō eu eu, ho okā eu eu, ho ohana, ho ohoihoi, lale, ho olale, kīpaipai, ho okokonoi e, ha inole …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• hasten —   Ho ohikiwawe, āwīwī, māmā.   Also: wiki, wikiwiki, lale, ho olale, pūlale, kāholo, holo, ho āuau, makahai, akū akū, ālulu, pūpuahulu, pa apa anā …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• hurry —    Āwīwī.   Also: āwiki, wiki, ho owiki, wikiwiki, alawiki, elewiki, māmā, pūlale, ho opūlale, lale, ho olale, ho ohikiwawe, uheheu, ho okalalī, ho okāholo, pupuahulu, kī, kāpaepae, au, ho āuau, ho okanahē, ho oui, pa apa ana, pākū ei, pulelua.… …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• incite —   Ho ālaala, ho olale, ho ouluāo a, ho olalelale.   Also: hō eu, ho ononi, kīkī, kīkīlona, ho okokonoi e, ho ā, ha inole …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• propose —   Ho olale, noi.    ♦ Propose marriage, noi male …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• provoke —   Ho oukiuki, ho onāukiuki, ho ohae, nanā, ho ohana, ho olale, ho onāulu, ho ohoa.    ♦ To provoke trouble, hālua; ho ohaunaele (panic) …   English-Hawaiian dictionary