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Aloha, ʻanoʻi, nipo, kaunu, hoʻoipoipo, hoʻoheno, puni, oha, mahamaha.

• Related:
  • Gods of love: Lonoikeaweawealoha, Makanikeoe, Laukapalili, Honoalele.
  • Deep love, kipona aloha, halehale ke aloha.
  • Loved one, mea aloha, aloha.
  • With love, me ke aloha.
  • Insincere love-making, kaunu waha.
  • An expression of love for a favorite, paʻipunahele.
  • Love song, mele hoʻoipoipo.
  • Love magic, hana aloha (see āhole).
  • To cherish secretly, as love, hōkeo.
  • To be in a bond of love, pilialoha.
  • To make love, hoʻoipo, hoʻoipoipo, hōʻaloha, hoʻonipo, hōʻināʻinau, kaunu, kaulu.
  • No man who does not suffer in love (UL 82), ʻaʻohe kanaka ʻeha ʻole i ke aloha.
  • Mist, rain, spray, and coolness may represent love in poetry.
• References:
  • See sayings, ana #2, ʻeha, hākoʻi, hāloa, hilo #1, kilohana, kulaʻilua, lalawe, lomia, mākuma, ʻōlino, wiliwai, wiʻuwiʻu, dedicated, expression, hungry, mist, overwhelm.

e aloha aku.

he aloha.

h. he aloha.

hai. e aloha aku.

(ke) alo'hă; to make love, hŏ'ŏĭ'pŏĭ'pŏ; (hold dear), hŏ'ŏālo'hălo'hă.

Aloha. SYN. affection