Definition of mauka in English:

mauka

adverb mɑːˈuːkə

Hawaiian

Towards the mountains; in an inland direction. Opposed to makai.

adjective mɑːˈuːkə

Hawaiian

Inland, mountainward.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isabella Bird (1831–1904), traveller. From Hawaiian mauka from ma beside, at, on, towards + uka inland, upriver, upland, towards the mountain.

Definition of mauka in US English:

mauka

adverbmɑːˈuːkə

Hawaiian

Towards the mountains; in an inland direction. Opposed to makai.

adjectivemɑːˈuːkə

Hawaiian

Inland, mountainward.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isabella Bird (1831–1904), traveller. From Hawaiian mauka from ma beside, at, on, towards + uka inland, upriver, upland, towards the mountain.

单词	mauka
释义	Definition of mauka in English: mauka adverb mɑːˈuːkə Hawaiian Towards the mountains; in an inland direction. Opposed to makai. adjective mɑːˈuːkə Hawaiian Inland, mountainward. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isabella Bird (1831–1904), traveller. From Hawaiian mauka from ma beside, at, on, towards + uka inland, upriver, upland, towards the mountain. Definition of mauka in US English: mauka adverbmɑːˈuːkə Hawaiian Towards the mountains; in an inland direction. Opposed to makai. adjectivemɑːˈuːkə Hawaiian Inland, mountainward. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isabella Bird (1831–1904), traveller. From Hawaiian mauka from ma beside, at, on, towards + uka inland, upriver, upland, towards the mountain.
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