mist

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Uhiwai, noe, ʻohu, ʻehu, ʻehuehu (in approximate order of decreasing denseness). In songs, mist is associated with romance. Also: lelehuna, huna wai, kēhau, kīʻohuʻohu, pūnohu, uakea, aokū, ʻawa, uahi wai; uaoa. Fine mist, lilinoe, kili ʻohu. See misty. Heavy mist, uhiwai. Creeping mist, noe kolo, ua noe. Pink mist, noe ʻula. Rainbow-hued mist, koʻiʻula. White mist, uakea. Love is mist, settles on all hills, he ʻohu ke aloha, ʻaʻohe kuahiwi kau ʻole (of love). Goddess of mists, Lilinoe.

Mist

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he ohu, ua makalii.

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