1. Touch. Lawelawe, limalima, lole, lapulapu, mili; — over and over, milikaʻa; —, as a court case, hana. Easily handled, miliʻopu. One who handles filth, limalima pilau.
2. Shaft. ʻAu, kūʻau, paʻa lima, kano, kau; kākai (as of a bucket), ʻāpua, kumu. Adze or axe handle, ʻau koʻi.
For lifting, as of a bucket or suitcase. Kākai.
Knob-style handle. Pōheo, pōheoheo.
As of a bureau drawer, faucet, frying pan, toilet, etc. ʻAu (preceded by ke).
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e lawelawe.
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kai. e lawelawe, e haha.
(ke) 'ăŭ; kă'nŏ: to handle, lă'wělă'wě; (feel), hāhā.
1. He au. 2. Hoe, or o-o handle, kano.
1. E lawelawe* SYN. use. 2. E lalau lima. To handle baggage, E lalau lima aku i ka ukana. 3. E mili; e miiimili. SYN. handle carefully for examination, or from curiosity.
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