AU-MI-KI
s. Water kept in a calabash, and the chief drinks awa, (which is very bitter,) then drinks this water, which he thinks is sweet.
Aumiki (ă'u-mī'-kĭ), n.
/ ă'u-mī'-kĭ /[Au, gall and miki, to act quickly.] A water especially prepared to counteract the unpleasant results of drinking awa [a drink made from the awa root]. It consists of the best spring water mixed with the juice of the noni fruit and is set aside in a clean calabash ready for use when the awa is taken.
aumiki
Water kept in a calabash. The chief drinks ʻawa, which is very bitter, then drinks this water which he thinks is very bitter.
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