dark
Pōʻele, pōʻeleʻele, ʻeleʻele, pāʻele, uli, uliuli, āuli, hāuli, hāuliuli, lāuli, māuli, pouli, pohohiwa, ʻāhiwa, pahiwa, pōuliuli, pō, pōliu, pōlua, kuaweli; mākuʻe (any dark color); kōkolikoli (of a kukui nut candle); pōpolo hiwa (as pōpolo berries); pano, ʻeʻelekū, hākuma, mākuma (as clouds); — brown, mākuʻe; — purple, poni mākuʻe. Also: ulupō, ʻelewawā, konoʻele; ʻelemoe (as forest); pōnaho, pōkano, pō mano, konouli, ʻeleua, lanipō, palapō, kōanoano, ila, pāuli, palauli, lalahiwa, wehi, wehiwa, kūlipo, kūlipolipo, kūniponipo, mālipolipo, ʻaʻaki, pahiwa, pōlio, pōlolohuamea, ʻelekū. See black. Dark-complexioned, ʻili uliuli, ʻili pala uli, ʻili mākuʻe, ʻili kou, pāʻele; pōpolo (slang). Dark-skinned native, kanaka ʻili makuʻe. Until dark, ā pō ka lā. To become dark, hōʻeleʻele. Dark-red bark, ʻili makuʻakuʻa.
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