Hawaiian Adjective · Weather
anuhea
Pronunciation: /ah-noo-HEH-ah/
Meaning
Cool and fragrant. Describes a pleasant cool breeze, often carrying the scent of flowers.
Example sentences
He `olu`olu a he `anuhea` ka makani e puhia mai nei ma ke kahakai.
The wind blowing from the ocean here at the beach is pleasant and cool and fragrant.
Mahalo no ka `anuhea` o kou hanu me ka `ala` o ka pua.
Thank you for the cool fragrance of your breath mixed with the scent of the flower.
Maika`i ka hele `ana i ka `u`ulu me ka `olu`olu a me ka `anuhea` o ke ahiahi.
It is good to go for a walk in the evening with the pleasant and cool fragrance of the evening.
About this word
“anuhea” is a Hawaiian adjective meaning Cool and fragrant. It is part of the ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language) vocabulary in the category of Weather. Definitions are based on the Pukui-Elbert Hawaiian Dictionary.