1. nvi., To condemn, blame, censure, reproach, convict; condemnation, blame, conviction.
2. vs., Walleyed, cross-eyed (with maka).
3. n., Oʻahu name for the mānā fern.
4. A mimosa tree.
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v. A and hewa, wrong, sin.
1. To turn off the eyes, as one cross-eyed.
2. To plead against one.
3. To condemn for a crime or fault.
4. To cause to be under a curse. Lunk. 21:18. To condemn one. 2 Sam. 1:16. Hoo. Ua hooahewaia oia e make, he is condemned to die.
s. Evil; condemnation. Ier. 29:11.
A hanai aku ahewa ae ka waha loaa ka hale.
Crosswise, as maka ahewa, cross-eyed.
1. n., A tree classed among the sensitive plants; a variety of the mimosa.
2. n., Punishment, condemnation. Syn: Ahewaia.
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[A, to, and hewa, wrong, sin.]
1. To turn the eyes, as done by a cross-eyed person.
2. To view askance.
3. To condemn for a crime or fault; to blame; to censure, etc.
4. To be inconsistent, as in contradicting one's self.
Oahu name for the mānā fern (Pteris irregularis). (NEAL 17.) See Plants: Uses.
1. Oʻahu name for the mānā fern. Also called ʻāweoweo. (PE; CMH.) 2. Slender mimosa (Desmanthus virgatus), a low, smooth, or downy American shrub, brought to Hawaiʻi in the early 1900s. Eaten by stock. A serious pest in sugar fields. (NEAL 413.)
Oahu name for the mānā fern (Pteris irregularis), which has large, bright green, subdivided fronds. (NEAL 17.) Also listed as a mimosa tree. (PE; CMH.)
punishment, blame, censure.
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