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Piha; poepoe (as the moon); māʻona, piha ka ʻōpū, pōhalakē (from eating; see saying, pulu #5); pihapiha, ākea (as a garment); ʻeo, kāʻeo (as a calabash).

Related:
- Also: ʻōpihapiha, nokeʻa, nolo, lēʻia, lēʻī, hūalakē, hāʻale, hoʻokūkū, newe, nepu, neki.
- Completely full, piha pono, pihaʻū, piha pū.
- Full-blooded, piha.
- Nights of full moon, Hoku, Māhealani.
- Full tide, kai piha, kai nui.
References:
- See saying, lua #1.

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piha, maona.

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ha. piha, maona.

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hai. e hoopehu, e hoomanoanoa aku.

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pĭ'hă; (satisfied), ma'o'nă.

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Piha.

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