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• disturbed —   Ho oluhi ia, pono ole ka mana o, pīhoihoi, pīhoi, pi oloke.   Also: hakuko i, ulukū, olokū, o olokū, kūhulukū, ho ole ole o, ha aku ia ka mana o, ku ia, kūpiki ō, ōpikipiki, pu ua.    ♦ Disturbed in sleep, moehewa …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

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• agitated —   Pīhoihoi, pi oloke.   Also: ho oluliluli, kūpiki ō, hō ale ale, akūkū, kōkūkū, pikipiki ō, āpikipiki, ōpikipiki, āwili, uluulu, ho oloku, noni, ānoni, ānoninoni, ānononi, ōnoninoni, ho ole ole o, ōle ole o, hakuko i, hāko i, hāko iko i, ō ili,… …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• bluster —   Pua ō, kuke kū, wili ōka i, o olokū, kāpeku, oehu …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• boisterous —    O olokū, ōkalakala, leoleoā, waha kole …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• disturb —   Ho oluhi, ho opilikia.   Also: pau aka, hōkai, ka ahōkai, kaiele, ulukū, hōlapu, hailapu, ho okolohe, hō oni, ho oloku, ulukake, hōkake, wāwahi, ho ohaunaele, une, ho onaue …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• fury —   Huhū wela loa, maka welawela, hae.   Also: a ā, ehuehu, ōnohi ula, o olokū, kuapu e …   English-Hawaiian dictionary