eye

eye
  Maka; 'ōnohi (fig.).
  Kinds: mākole, pīheka, noe'ula, maka pili.
  See maka, cross-eyed, epicanthic fold, inflamed, pinkeye, tooth.
   ♦ Eyes at a joint, pu'upu'u.
   ♦ Coconut eye, puka wai.
   ♦ Mother-of-pearl eye, makaiwa.
   ♦ Needle eye, maka, maka kui, puka kui.
   ♦ Snail eye, mahina.
   ♦ Eye pigmentation, maka ila.
   ♦ Black eyes, maka 'ele'ele (as of Hawaiians).
   ♦ Brown eyes, maka uliuli.
   ♦ Blue eyes, maka polū, maka 'ālohilohi.
   ♦ Black eye (bruised), maka uli.
   ♦ One-eyed, maka pa'a, mākahi.
   ♦ One eye smaller than the other, maka iki.
   ♦ Flirtatious eyes, maka ki'i.
   ♦ Staring eye, maka 'ā, ho'ā maka.
   ♦ Bashful eyes, maka hilahila.
   ♦ Roving eye, maka 'eu, makaau, makāu, maka'au.
   ♦ Dark pupil, 'ōnohi uliuli; kahiwa (rare).
   ♦ Encrusted white matter in the eyes, maka piapia (insult); pa'akai.
   ♦ Viscous matter in the eye, moekūhua.
   ♦ Fatty tissue between cornea and inner canthus, momi.
   ♦ Membrane covering the eye, hū'alu.
   ♦ Inner corner of each eye, lua'uhane.
   ♦ Eye inflammation, helei.
   ♦ Having something in the eye, as a mote or eyelash, pula, la'o.
   ♦ To look wistfully, māakilo.
   ♦ To look with half-closed eyes, pīoioi, mīoioi.
   ♦ To open the eyes, ka'aka'a.
   ♦ Eyes, front, pololei.

English-Hawaiian dictionary. 2015.

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