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Aa, the root of any vegetation.
Ae, the affirmative; yes.
Ao, light.
Aaakoko, a vein or artery.
Auwina la, afternoon.
Akane, an intimate friend.
Aole, the negative; no.
Ai, food of any kind.
Auhau, any tax due to a chief.
Au, a current; the gale.
Auwae, the chin.
Aumoe, midnight.
Aouli, the sky.
Aumakua, the spirit of a deceased ancestor.
Ailo, chiefs permitted to eat with the king.
Ahiahi, evening.
Aha-alii, chiefs of accepted and irrevocable rank.
Aha, a sacred tabu prayer, during which any noise was death.
Ahi, fire.
Ahinahina, the color of gray.
Aka, a shadow.
Akua, a spirit or god.
Akepaa, the liver.
Akemama, the lungs.
Aku, a mythical bird, sacred to the high priesthood.
Ala, a path, road or way.
Ala-nui, a great path.
Alaula, the red path; the dawn.
Aho, a breath.
Aha-ula, a feather cape worn by chiefs.
Alae, a sacred bird.
Alii-koa, a military leader; a general.
Aloha, love; love to you; a greeting or salutation.
Alii, a chief.
Alii-nui, a great or principal chief.
Alii-niaupio, Alii-pio, Alii-naha, Alii-wohi and Lo-alii, different grades of chiefs.
Anu, a receptacle in the inner temple from which issued the oracles.
Anaana, the process of praying another to death.
Anuenue, a rainbow.
Ana, a cave or cavern.
Apapani, a little song-bird.
Awa, a plant; an intoxicating drink made of awa; a harbor.
Awakea, noon.