love

  Aloha, 'ano'i, nipo, kaunu, ho'oipoipo, ho'oheno, puni, oha, mahamaha. See sayings, ana², 'eha, hāko'i, hāloa, hilo¹, kilohana, kula'ilua, lalawe, lomia, mākuma, 'ōlino, wiliwai, wi'uwi'u, dedicated, expression, hungry, mist, overwhelm.

   ♦ Gods of love: Lono-i-ke-aweawe-aloha, Makani-ke-oe, Laukapalili, Hono-a-lele.

   ♦ Deep love, kipona aloha, halehale ke aloha.

   ♦ Loved one, mea aloha, aloha.

   ♦ With love, me ke aloha. Insincere love-making, kaunu waha.

   ♦ An expression of love for a favorite, pa'ipunahele.

   ♦ Love song, mele ho'oipoipo.

   ♦ Love magic, hana aloha (see āhole).

   ♦ To cherish secretly, as love, hōkeo.

   ♦ To be in a bond of love, pilialoha.

   ♦ To make love, ho'oipo, ho'oipoipo, hō'aloha, ho'onipo, hō'inā'inau, kaunu, kaulu.

   ♦ No man who does not suffer in love (UL 82), 'a'ohe kanaka 'eha 'ole i ke aloha.

  Mist, rain, spray, and coolness may represent love in poetry.