child

  Keiki, kama; nōpu'u (Ni'ihau).

  Also: lei, pua, liko, 'ōpu'u, hāpu'u, hānau, poke'o. See orphan.

   ♦ Beloved child, kama lei, pua lei, lei kau maka, keiki punahele.

   ♦ Only child, kama kahi, hua kahi, hānau kahi (see saying, 'a'o).

   ♦ Oldest child, makahiapo, hiapo, hānau mua.

   ♦ Youngest child, keiki hope loa, muli hope.

   ♦ Royal child, keiki ali'i, kama lani, lei lani, pua lani.

   ♦ Adopted child, keiki hānai, keiki ho'okama.

   ♦ Illegitimate child, keiki manuahi, hua hā'ule.

   ♦ One who tends a child, kahu keiki.

   ♦ Mischievous child, keiki kolohe, kolekolea.

   ♦ Child who stays near a parent, hi'ialo.

   ♦ To carry, and care for, a beloved child, hi'ialo, hi'ipaka, hi'ipoi, hi'ilei.

   ♦ To bear a child, hānau, hua, keiki, loa'a.

   ♦ Ceremony for first-born child, māwaewae.

   ♦ Child's disease, ma'i keiki, 'ea.

   ♦ To instruct a child, hi'ipaka.