"manuhelekū" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Hawaiian]

Etymology: manu (“bird”) + helekū (“to walk upright”) Etymology templates: {{compound|haw|manu|helekū|gloss1=bird|gloss2=to walk upright}} manu (“bird”) + helekū (“to walk upright”) Head templates: {{head|haw|noun}} manuhelekū
  1. penguin Synonyms: penekuina, manu-hele-kū
    Sense id: en-manuhelekū-haw-noun-CkNG-Aay Categories (other): Hawaiian entries with incorrect language header

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          "english": "I saw the penguin.",
          "text": "Ua nānā au i ka manuhelekū.",
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      "word": "manu-hele-kū"
    }
  ],
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