die

  1. Decease. Make, make loa (contrasted to make, which may mean “defeated, faint”).

  Also: moe i ka make, hala, hā'ule, hā'ule'ule, hā'ulehia, mauha'alele, pauaho, hele, kālilo, kālilolilo, kāninonino, 'ōmu'omu'o, āmio, ku'u i ka 'uhane, ku'u ka hanu, ku'u ka nae, ku'u ka luhi;

   ♦ die prematurely, 'a 'aiole;

   ♦ die mysteriously or by accident, pōhe'epali (rare);

   ♦ die suddenly, leleponi, kā'iliponi;

   ♦ die without cause, make wale;

   ♦ die calmly and easily, lolopio, make wale. See ku'u¹, and death.

   ♦ To weaken and die, mūnō.

   ♦ To let die, ho'omake.

   ♦ To die, of several, mamake, papau make; mamamake (of very many, as in a disaster).

   ♦ That which dieth of itself, 'o ka mea make wale.

  2. Molding device. Ana.