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Ikaika.

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- Also: mahi, kani, wīkani, lawa, lawakua, konakona, pūkonakona, ʻoʻoleʻa, kāʻeo, paʻa, konapiliahi, pūkīkī, hoʻolehua, hoʻolua, pūkani lua, ʻuoʻuo, kilakila, mōkila, kila, konāhao, kūlepe, ika.
- Rare: wīkaʻo, pūlawa, kīkā, mauaʻālina.
- Very strong, ikaika loa, lawa lua.
- Strong arm, lima ikaika.
- Strong of limb, ʻoʻoleʻa nā lālā, lālākoʻa.
- Strong-backed, lawakua.
- Strong sea, kai koʻo, huliāmahi.
- To grow strong, as after weakness, piʻi hou ka ikaika, polapola, kokonoiʻe.

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As wind; large branches in motion and whistling heard in wires between utility poles, in meteorology. Ulūlu. See wind.

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ikaika.

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