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ʻOluʻolu (pleasantly); huʻihuʻi (chilly); maʻū (damp). Also: anu, anuanu, hoʻānu, hau, ʻolu, koʻekoʻe, aniani; anuhea; waianuhea (as in mountains); waiʻolu, hauhau, hoʻomaʻalili, mōʻolu, līhau, hoʻānu. Cool chill, lī anu. To cool off, hōʻoluʻolu, mani. Poetic references to coolness may signify comfort, happiness, and sexual passion. See cold.

oluolu, wela ole.

E huli iā “cool” ma Ulukau.

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