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1. vs., Watery, dripping, misty; damp, dewladen; spoiled, of eggs.

• Examples:
  • He makani kēwai, a moisture-laden wind.
• References:
  • See ex., ʻōmamaka.

2. (Cap.) n., Name of a Hilo wind.

s. Wind from a place of rain; a mist connected with rain some distance off; pili ke kewai, kuhaluka ka mauna.

2. The moisture which settles on mats and walls inside of a house from the dampness; applied sometimes to a wind with a little rain.

adj. Spoiled; rotten, as an egg.

1. Spoiled; rotten, as an egg.

2. Over ripe; on the point of decay.

3. Abounding with water; thin as liquid.

1. Wind from a place of rain.

2. A mist connected with rain some distance off; pili ke kewai, kuhaluka ka mauna.

3. The moisture which settles on mats and walls inside of a house from the dampness.