uhakeʻe [uha·keʻe] R vs. crooked, as a road. uhaki R S same as hahaki, to break. uhaki [u·ha·ki] v. see uhai, k inserted. To break, as a stick or staff. Isa. 14:5. To break, as the bones. Isa. 38:13. To break, as a covenant. Ier. 11:10. adj. Broken, as some brittle substance; hu ulu uhaki; he kuapuu, i. e., a broken or humpbacked person. uhaki kānāwai to violate a law. (EH)