v. To be very good, beneficent and kind, or the contrary. Aiwaiwa refers to the excess of character, very good or very bad. Aiwaiwa ke kanaka akamai i ka naauao; aiwaiwa no hoi ke alii lokomaikai; aiwaiwa no hoi ke keiki kolohe. Aiwaiwa refers to a person accomplished with learning; it applies to a very kind-hearted chief; it also applies to a mischievous child.
1. To be superior to; to surpass others; to excel. In a bad sense:
2. To fall into disrepute; to have a bad name or character; to become dishonorable or disgraceful; to be unfavorably known to the public; to become notorious.
A remarkable person or animal, applied to the fabulous dog Kaiahumoku of Tahiti. Aʻiwaʻiwa refers to the excess of character, very good or very bad: a kind hearted chief, a mischievous child; very proficient or skilled, very bad or ignorant.