banana

banana
  Mai'a (for various kinds and unfavorable connotations, see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it). Also: a'ea'e, āewa, 'eka, hualau, lahi, maoli-'ili-lahilahi, pākanaloa, nu'uhiwa; lohelohe i honua (poetic), kahiki, kahiki hae, kahiki mauki, kahiki puhu, kūkanaloa See ex., 'e'a 2, ripe.
  ♦ Banana blossoms and sheath, pola.
  ♦ Dry banana leaf, lauhulu.
  ♦ Banana bunch, 'āhui mai'a.
  ♦ Hand, as of banana, 'ekā, ke'a.
  ♦ Banana bark, weo.
  ♦ Banana stalk, pū mai'a.
  ♦ Mountain banana patch, 'e'a.
  ♦ Unhealthy condition of banana fruit, hākonakona.
  ♦ Mashed ripe bananas and water, poi mai'a.
  ♦ Banana pudding, pepeie'e, paipaie'e, piele.
  ♦ A banana tree, hollow inside, he pū mai'a, he 'olohaka o loko (of a weakling).
  ♦ Big as a banana stalk, nui pū mai'a (of a weakling).

English-Hawaiian dictionary. 2015.

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