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wet

Eng to Haw, Pukui-Elbert,

Pulu, pulu pē, maʻū, elo, paʻū. Also: hoʻomāʻūʻū, peleʻū, hoʻoū, hōʻū, noʻū, ʻeloʻelo, hōʻeʻelo, kele, kele lua, kilipohe; palapī (as green wood); hakukele, halahalawai, panopaʻū, pānoʻūnoʻū, ueʻuele, ʻuhē. Wet and softened with mist or rain, nolu ehu. Wet with cold, kawaū. Wet bundle, as of laundry, pōpō pulu. Symbolic connotations of wet are similar to those of rain.

wet

Eng to Haw, Māmaka Kaiao,

~ from cold, damp or moist with fog or dew. Kawaū.

Wet

Eng to Haw, Andrews,

koekoe, pulu i ka wai.

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