M.
Maa, a sling for throwing stones.
Mahu, steam.
Maiuu, the finger-nails.
Mahioli, a feather helmet worn by chiefs.
Maili, a fragrant and greatly esteemed plant.
Mauka, toward the hills or mountains.
Malama, a month; a purveyor in traveling.
Mapuna, a spring.
Maka, the eye.
Manamana-lima, a finger.
Manamana-wawae, a toe.
Manu, general name for birds.
Makuakane, a father or uncle.
Makuahine, a mother or aunt.
Mahini, the moon.
Mahini-hou, the new moon.
Mahini-peopeo, the full moon.
Makani, the wind.
Makani-ino, a storm.
Makalii, the beginning of the Hawaiian new year.
Maliu, a deified deceased chief.
Maia, a general name for plantains and bananas, tabu to women.
Mano, the shark; every species was tabu to women.
Makaainani, the common people.
Maro, a cloth worn around the loins of males.
Mamo, a bird; a royal feather mantle; descendants.
Manele, a palanquin for chiefs, with four bearers.
Mahele, circumcision.
Mahana, chiefs near the throne.
Mele, an historical chant or song.
Mele-inoa, a personal chant or song.
Moa, a fowl.
Moo, a lizard.
Maikai, toward the sea.
Mooolelo, a narrative of past events.
Mookaao, an historical legend.
Moko, boxing.
Moko-moko, a boxer.
Momi, a pearl.
Moae, the trade winds.
Moi, a king, or principal chief.
Mu, the person who procured men for sacrifice.
Muliwai, a stream, or river.
Mumuku, a violent gust of wind.