5 letter words for Wordle

Today's wordle at hulihua.net

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AʻelaThere, direction unspecified
AiheaWhere
AkākaClear, luminous
AkulaThere, away. Directional part of aku
AleloTongue
Aloha
Ali’iHawaiian royalty
AleloAdult Mullet fish
AnilāWeather, air movement
AouliSky, firmament
AumoeMidnight, time to sleep
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HāikiRestriction, narrow, pinched
HailiFond memory, spirit, ghost
HāinuTo give drink
Hānai Adopted child, raise, rear, feed
HahaeTo tear, strip
HahaiFollow, pursue, chase
HahaoTo gather, put in (a container)
HakaSpirit
HānauTo give birth
HāpaiCarry, pregnant
HaoleWhite person, foreigner
Halau Hula troupe
HālauHula school, meeting house
HāleuToilet paper
HāloaName of first taro, brother of first human
HānauTo give birth
HāpaiTo lift, carry, raise, pregnant
HāunaFoul smelling, stinky, bad odour
HeiauTraditional place of worship
HekauAnchor
HiapoEldest child in a family, first born
HihiaEntanglement, difficulty
Hinua(Pas/imp. of hinu, slippery, shiny etc)
HōʻeaTo arrive some place
HoakaCrescent, Arch of a door
HohoaRound tapa beater
HōkioWhistle
HoloiTo wash, clean, scour, scrub, rub, erase, wipe
HoloēHall, hallway
HōluaRoyal sport of sledding on grassy slope, also name of sled
HonuaEarth, world
Houpo Diaphragm, chest, solar plexus.
HueleGo, come, usually refering to large groups
HueloTail of animal
HuilaWheel
Huina Sum, total, amount. Angle, corner of house or street; crossroads
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IkehuEnergy, power
IlinaGrave
IlunaAbove, high, on, over
IulaiJuly
--------K--------
KailaStyle, fashion
KāʻaiSennit container
KaʻaoTale, legend, myth
Kaʻau40 in old counting system
KāheaCall out, cry, greet
KahuaFoundation, base, location, flat field, campus
KaiaoDawn, to enlighten
KailaStyle
KainōThe idea that ‘I assumed, but was wrong’
Kaomi Push, press
KaonaTown
KāpaeSet aside, skip, pass in card game
KaukaDoctor
KaulaRope, cord, string, line
KāulaProphet, Kahuna who can predict the future
KākauTo take a test, to write
KākouWe inclusive, +3
KālaiCarve, cut, hew
KāluaCook/steam in underground oven
KāmoaSamoa, Samoan
Kāuna4 in ancient counting
KeakaTheatre
KeaweName of a southern star, said to be named for an ancient chief
KēhauMist, dew
KeikiChild
KekoaWarrior
KeolaName of Hawaiian language version of Bingo.
KiaʻiGuard, watchman, caretaker
KiaweTo stream with rain, to sway
KiʻeiTo peek, peer through door, crevice
KieleGardenia
KīhauFrugal, sparingly
KīheiShawl, cloak, cape
KiloiThrow away
KīlouTo hook a fish
KinaiTo quench fire
KoaliMorning glory (plant)
KoenaLeftovers
KoaʻeCliff dwelling tropical bird with long tail
KōkuaHelp, aid
KōleaPlover
KoloaHawaiian duck
KūakāLoud sound, boom
KuapāWall of fish pond
KuapoBelt, swap, exchange
KūʻaiTo buy, sell
KūʻauHandle, stem, stick
KuawaGuava
KuehuShake, stir up dust
KuekaSweater
KueneWaiter, flight attendant
KuewaVagabond, wanderer, friendless one
KuikiTo quilt, quilt
KūkaeExcrement
KūkiniRunner
KukuiLight
KūliaTo try, to strive
KūlouTo bow the head, bend down
KūolaAlive and safe, after being in danger
KupuaSupernatural being
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LāʻauPlant, wood
Lāhui Species, racism
LākouThey all
LalauMistake, blunder, to err, wander, go astray
LālauTo seize, reach out for, take hold of
LānaiDeck, porch
LānuiHoliday, important day
LaikiRice
LaikīLychee
LailaOver there, them
LākouThey, them -more than two
LaulāBroad, wide, general
LaunaSocialize, have fun
LaweaDrift apart, to depart
LehiaExpert, specialist
LēʻiaAbundance
LeinaPlace where spirits gathred and entered underworld
LehuaTree and blosom of Hawaii’s state tree
LekiōRadio
LīliaLilly
LoaʻaFind, get, receive and many other meanings
LoinaCustom, tradition
LoloaLength, long
Loulunative fan palm tree
LuaʻiTo vomit, throw up
LuanaTo enjoy, relax, socialize
LūʻauFeast, edible leaf of taro, used in laulau
--------M--------
MaheaWhere? At what place?
MāhoeTwins
MāhuaTo increase, grow
MaiauNeat, careful
MaiʻaBanana
MāihiPeel, strip bark
MaikaAncient bowling game
MailaThere, then
MaileShrub whose leaves are used for lei making
MākouWe exclusive, 3+
MakaiTowards the ocean
MakauFish hook
Mālie Calm
MaliuTo heed, give attention to
MākiaMotto, purpose, aim
Makoa Fearless, courageous
MākouUs, not inc person being spoken to
MakuaParent
MākuaParents
MākoiFishing pole
MamaoFar, distant
MamuaBefore
ManaiLei needle, to string lei
ManoaMany, numerous
MānoaThick, solid, great depth
MaoliNative, indigenous
MāukaInland
MauliLife, heart, spirit, ghost
MaunaMountain
MāunaWaste, mistreatment
MaunuBait
MauʻuGrass
Māwai Cleft, fissure in rock, separate, sort, select
MeheuTrack, footprint
MeliaPlumaria
MoanaOcean
MoaniLight breeze with fragrance
MoenaBed, couch, mat
MōhaiSacrifice
MoloāLazy
MoukuNZ Māori language, meaning a fern called spleenwort
MumuiRare spelling of muimui
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NaeleRock, crevice, full of holes
NahaeTear, torn, rent
NahoaBold, defiant, daring, intense headache
NaneaInteresting, enjoyable, fascinating
NāuluSudden shower of rain
NīʻauCoconut leaf mid-rib, used as a broom
NīeleCurious
NihoaFirmly embeded, toothed, notched, jagged
NīnauQuestion
NiniuDizziness, dizzy
NiuhiMan eating shark
NoheaHandsome, good looking
NoiʻiSeek knowledge, investigate, research
NōweoBright, shiny
NūhouNews
NunuiVery much
--------O--------
OʻahuOʻahu
ŌlaʻiEarthquake
OlonāShrub from which cord was made, linen, muscle
OpihiLimpets
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PāhoaShort dagger, sign of kapu
PaikiSuitcase, satchel, bag
PailaPile, heap, to pile up, to heap up
PalaiFry, a native fern
PalauEngaged, betrothed
PālauExagerate, tell tales, war club
PāluaDual, by twos, two parts
PāmiaUsed, as in second hand
PanoaDesert, arrid, dry
PaonaPound, weight, scale
PapauDeeply engaged, absorbed, engrossed
PaukaPaste, powder
PaukūVerse, section, piece of song
PaupuPipe, faucet
PeheaHow? What? How about it?
PeneiThus, like this, as follows
PīkoiCore of fruit
PilauTo stink, stench, rotten
PinaoDragonfly
PōʻaiCircle, hoop, go around
PoekoFluent (as in language)
PōhaiCircle, group, gathering
PōhueGourd plants
PoinaTo forget, forgettable
PolieShining, gleaming; a gleam, flash of light.
PouliEclipse, dark night, dark, darkness
PuaʻaPig
PuaʻiFlow out, bubble, gurgle
PuanaRefrain of song
PuehuScattered, dispersed
PūniuA polished coconut shell
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UakeaWhite mist of Hanna
UkaliFollow, attend, escort
UkanaBagage, luggage, cargo, freight
UkuhiTo dip out water, water, wean child
UlanaKnit, weave, braid, plait
UlahiFlake
UleleTake off , as abird or plane does
UleʻoPendulum
UlūluStrong, as in wind
UlunaPillow, cushion
UnahiFish scale, to scale fidh
UnuhiTranslator, to take out, withdraw money
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WaihoTo leave, lay or put down, place before, present,
WākeaThe mythical ancestor of all Hawaiians
WāwaeLeg, foot
WaenaBetween, center, average
WahaeFuel, firewood
WaihoTo leave something, deposit
Waina Wine, place with water
WaleaInteresting, to relax
WaukePaper mulberry tree, used for tapa
WēkiuTop, tip, summit
WēlauTip, end, top
WikiōVideo
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ʻĀʻauWander, rove; to ripple, as the sea
ʻĀheaWhere, in the future
ʻĀhiaFaded
ʻĀhiuWild
ʻAilaAny oil, grease, lard; to oil, grease, lubricate
ʻAinaMeal
ʻĀinaLand
ʻĀkauRight, north
ʻĀkeaStarboard, rt side of double hull canoe
ʻAuʻaStingy, selfish, refuse to part with
ʻĀunaLarge group, flock
ʻĒheuWing, to fly
ʻEleuLively, nimble. alert
ʻEluaTwo
ʻEiwa Nine
ʻEhiaQuestion how many
ʻEono Six
‘IakoOutrigger boom attaching float to canoe
‘IewePlacenta, afterbirth
ʻIkoiCore of fruit, float on fishnet.(Same as pīkoi)
ʻĪlioDog
ʻĪneaSuffering, hardship, distress, also India, East Indian
ʻĪoleRat, rodent, mouse
ʻOiʻoProcession
ʻŌahiRocket
ʻŌamaFish, young weke fish
ʻŌhaiMonkeypod tree
ʻŌheaDrowsy after big meal
ʻŌhuaRetainer, servant, passenger
ʻOiaiWhile, meanwhile, during.
ʻŌiwi Native person
ʻOluaYou two
ʻŌmouFasten, pin on
ʻŌpaeShrimp
ʻŌpioYounger
ʻŌpuaPuffy clouds on horizon, bank of cloud
ʻŌuliSign, omen, symptom
ʻUalaSweet potato
ʻUaʻaSea bird, dark rumped Petrel
ʻUeheHula step
ʻUekeTo open a little.
ʻŪlauSpatula
ʻŪleiFlexible native plant woven into fish traps

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