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Ola (as opposed to death); nohona, noho ʻana (way of life).

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  • Also: ea, mauli, iwi (figurative), hā.
  • His life, kona ola ʻana.
  • Long life, ola loa, ola lōʻihi.
  • Happy life, nohona hauʻoli.
  • Breath of life, mauli ola.
  • Extremity of life, puaaneane.
  • Seat of life, mauli.
  • Source of life, kumulipo.
  • Full of life, ʻeuʻeu, hōʻeuʻeu, ʻeleʻeleu, ʻeu, hōʻeu, hōʻeleʻeleu.
  • Life span, ka lā hiki ā ka lā kau (see lā hiki).
  • Sacrifice and prayer for life, mōliaola.
  • Earthly life, ola honua.
  • May God grant me life, e ola au i ke Akua.
  • While there is life on earth, ʻoi ola honua.
  • To save a life, hoʻopakele ola.
  • To come to life, ʻīnana.
  • To give life to, hoʻōla, hoʻīnana; hane (rare).
  • Life-bringing sun, ka lā hiki ola.
  • To take a life, lawe ola.
  • Life is in Tahiti, aia ke ola i Kahiki (with the gods).
  • In poetry, rain and mist may signify life (see saying, weep).

See pro-life.

ke ola ana.

h. ke ola ana, ka make ole, ka hoi hoi, ka ikaika.

(ke) o'lă.

Ola