1. nvi., To appear, come into view; appearance.
2. n., Heart (of emotions).
3. n., Filefish, including Cantherhines dumerili.
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See papa ʻōʻili.
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v. Kindred with wili. To twist; to roll up.
2. To roll up a cloth, kapa or paper.
3. To untwist; to spring back, as a bundle, when it gets loose; e opeope ia wahi mea a paa, o oili aku ia mea, hoka kakou. See WILI.
4.To feel uneasy; to be agitated with fear.
5. To faint; to be discomposed; to be agitated with strong emotions. Mele Sol. 5:6.
6. To ascend; to mount up, as an object seen at a distance; oili ka hale kula o Lahainaluna ke nana mai i ka moana; to rise in the mind, as a thought; oili mai la keia manao hou iloko o'u, this new idea came up into me.
7. To project; to extend beyond; similar to kela; e oili ae ana ka holo ana; ka oili ae no ia hele ana iwaho; o ka oili ae mawaho o ka upena holo ana.
s. The region of the heart; the seat of fear; lele ka oili, a fright; the seat of judgment; conscience; ka mea maloko e hoapono ana, a e hoahewa ana. Kamak. Lele ka oili o ka lani; lele i ka lani o ka oili; o ka lani, oia ka mea e lele ana me he koki la ia, me he hokulele la.
s. Name of a small fish; also uwiwi.
adj. Ke keiki oili wale, an untimely birth. Kekah. 6:3. Ka manu oili leo lea o ke kakahiaka, the bird of the morning unfolding a lovely voice.
Same as oiliwale.
The region of the heart; the seat of emotion: lele ka oili, a fright; the seat of judgment; conscience; ka mea maloko e hoapono ana, a e hoahewa ana. Lele ka oili o ka lani; lele i ka lani o ka oili; o ka lani, oia ka mea e lele ana me he koki la ia. me he hokulele la.
1. To pass out of; to go by.
2. To disappear and to appear, when used with the verbal directives aku and mai respectively, as oili aku, oili mai.
Land area and loop, Wai-ʻalae, Honolulu. (TM.) Lit., heart.
1. Fantail filefish (Pervagor spilosoma). Grows to 5 inches.
To lose from the pocket. (CMH.)
to project, appear.
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