- mamakė
- mamakė sf. dem. mama: Ar neatsigultumi geriau, mamake? I.Simon. Nepyk, mamakėle, aš nieko nenorėjau tau prikišti I.Simon.
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like — 1. As. A, me, like me, kū, kohu, mehe, mehe mea, pe, hele ā, la a, oe. Like this, penei, pe kēia, pēia, ano like me kēia, e la a me kēia. Like that, pēlā. ♦ Exactly like, just alike, kohu like, like ālike. ♦ What is it like? Pehea… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
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