eat
ʻAi, ʻai iho, amu, hoʻopiha; — heartily, hoʻomāʻona, hoʻonuʻu, nuʻu, noʻu, hiala ʻai, kīhamu, haupa; — much, ʻai nui, ʻai ā hewa ka waha, ʻai lau, pākela ʻai, pakeʻai (see stuffed and sayings, koʻu, lua, lip); — enormously, ʻai ā manō; — greedily, ʻai ā puaʻa; — little, without relish, pū, pūpū ʻai, mīnole, hoʻomahu, hoʻopā iki, niole, māna ʻai, muni; — fastidiously or slowly, mīkole, ʻoninini, akaʻai. Longing to eat, puni ʻai, pehu. Ways to eat (other); hamu, nome, ʻai kau, ʻai ʻuhaʻuha, ʻai noa, ʻai kapu, kūpaʻakai; ʻai kohana (alone); mīkoi, miki pāpālua, miki pālua, kūpuʻu, ʻōpū palula, ʻūkaʻe, halalē; ʻai pilau, ʻai pala maunu (of sorcerers). A call to eat, kāhea ʻai. Eat all you want, ʻai ā māʻona. An invitation in chant or song to eat: ʻai ā hewa ka waha, ʻo ka leo ka uku! Eat until the mouth can have no more, [my] reward, [your] voice!