ʻUla , ʻulaʻula (a sacred color associated with royalty); wena , weo .
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Also: māʻulaʻula , pūʻulaʻula , ʻōweo , kole , mākole , mūkole , hāʻena , nono , kūnono , heka , hela , maʻalaea , puakōʻula , nao , ʻāpane , nāweo .Shades of red: ʻula ʻōkoko, ʻula kīnaʻu , heʻa , pūkoko (blood); ʻula palani (brandy); palaʻā (brownish); hilihili , ʻula weo , ʻula wena , ʻula mākuʻe , mākuʻa , ʻula hiwa , ʻulaahiwa , nao , hiʻohiʻo (dark); ʻulahea (faded); pūnono (gorgeous); moano (pale); ʻula mākuʻe (purplish); ʻula waina (wine).Red of natural phenomena: ʻalaea (of rainbow or dark meat of fish); helo (of ʻōhelo berries); pūkoko , mākole (of tinted cloud); nono , manono , makou , mōhiohio (rare) (of sunburn).Red of tapa: pūnoni , puakai , pūkohukohu .Red hair, poʻo ʻulaʻula (of Caucasians); ʻehu (of Polynesians).
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