ʻoio
Rare variant of noio, a tern.
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-ʻoio
hō.ʻoio To show off, boast; to assume an air of superiority, as a child who cuts capers; conceited; affectation, conceit. Cf. ʻoi. Hōʻoio leʻa, to show off with delight.
ʻoiʻo
n. Procession of ghosts of a departed chief and his company. More commonly called huakaʻi pō.
ʻōʻio
kikino ｜ noun / ʻō.ʻio /1. n., Ladyfish, bonefish (Albula vulpes 🌐).
- References:
- See ex., halalē.
2. n., Soft jelly-like coconut flesh, so called perhaps because of its resemblance to mashed ʻōʻio.
3. n., Kind of braid or plaiting, as in hat bands, so called because it was thought to resemble the backbone of the ʻōʻio.
4. n., Stone used for polishing and as octopus lure.
5. n., Long bundle of salt or fish.
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oio
Name given for a section of a canoe rim, pronunciation unknown. (For. 5:612–3.)
oio
kikino ｜ noun / OI-O /1. s., Name of a species of fish.
2. Name of a kind of stone used in polishing canoes.
3. Name of a species of small bird.
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oio
kikino ｜ noun / O-IO /s., A company or troop of ghosts; he huakai uhane; the same in respect of ghosts as huakai is in respect of men.
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oio
kikino ｜ noun / O-I-O /1. s., A long bundle of salt or fish; he oio paakai; he io kekahi inoa; also called io.
2. The name of a fish that burrows in the sand; o ka oio ka ia noho ma ke one.
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oio
/ O-IO /s., o, fork, and io, flesh. A flesh hook; a flesh fork. Puk. 38:3.
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oio
kikino ｜ noun / o-ī'-o /1. n., A species of bone-fish. (Albula vulpes.) Color, brilliantly silvery along back and sides. Esteemed as a game fish. Length 18 inches to 3 feet. A favorite with eaters of raw fish.
2. n., A kind of stone used in polishing.
3. n., A species of noddy. (Anous stolidus.) Also called noio.
4. n., A long bundle of salt or fish; he oio paakai, he io kekahi inoa: also called io.
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Oio
iʻoa ｜ proper noun / o-i'o /procession of ghosts. Land section, Koolauloa, Oahu.
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oio
kikino ｜ noun / ō'-i'o /n., [O, fork, and io, flesh. A flesh hook; a flesh fork.
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oio
kikino ｜ noun / o-i'o /n., 1. An imaginary company or troop of ghosts, caused by delirium. See oiaio.
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ʻŌʻio
iʻoa ｜ proper noun- Drive and old land section, ʻĀina-Haina, Honolulu, Oʻahu.
- Stream, Kahana and Lāʻie qds., Oʻahu.
- Literally, bonefish.
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- See Kalaeokaʻōʻio.
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ʻoʻio
Name of a kind of stone used in polishing canoes.
ʻōʻio
Bonefish (Albula spp.). A long fish like the awa (milkfish) that grows up to 3 feet. It is a popular food fish.
ʻōʻio
Stone for polishing canoes and calabashes.
ʻoiʻo
Company or troop of ghosts; the same in respect to ghosts as kuākai is in respect of men.
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