- wauke
- wau·ke
English syllables. 2014.
wauke
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bundle — Pū olo, ope, ope ope, pū ā, wahī, pa i; ♦ long bundle, holo; ♦ large ti leaf bundle, kīpē; ♦ tied bundle, hīpu u. Also. kī ope, kū aupa a, wailau, io, maku u, āwai, mōkī, paeheu, pūkaula, kīkī, poho, ōma o, waihau; pūpu (as of grass);… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
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