death
Make, make loa. Some fig. and poetic expressions for death follow: hiamoe loa, hāʻule, lele ka ʻuhane, lele ka hoaka, ala hoʻi ʻole mai, mākūkoaʻe, waiho nā iwi, moe kau ā hoʻoilo, ā lele nui nā mauli, kani ka papa waʻa, ʻaoʻao mau o ka honua. See sayings, ala 1, koʻiʻula, Niolopua 2, pupū, wai 1, die, weariness. Shadow of death, malu make. His death, kona make. Sign of death, hōʻailona make. Near death, kālilo, kaʻahē. (Make as a noun is commonly preceded by a k-word: afraid of death, makaʻu i ka make.)