1. n., Retainers, dependents, servants, inmates, members (of a family), visitors or sojourners in a household; passengers, as on a ship.
2. n., Young of such fish as hīnālea, humuhumu, kala, kūpou, manini, pualu, uhu; also the ornate wrasse (Halichoeres ornatissimis).
3. vi., To slide, slip, ricochet, glance, as an arrow.
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kikino, Extra, i.e. one hired for crowd scenes in movie or video production.
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s. The family part of a household, as children, servants, domestics, sojourners, &c.; the master and mistress are not generally included. Kin. 12:5. Ka ohua ia o Hinahele me Kuula.
2. Applied to the passengers on a vessel.
v. To glide; to slip off, as the glancing of the arrow in throwing the arrow; ua ohua kau ka ana i ka pua.
s. Name of the young of the fish called manini. See MAKALIIOHUA.
s. Name of the thirteenth day of the month; properly hua.
1. The retainers or dependents of a household, as servants, domestics, sojourners, etc.; the master and mistress are not generally included: ka ohua ia o Hinahele me Kuula.
2. The passengers on a vessel.
3. A species of trigger fish. (Cantherines sandwichiensis). Also called oililepa and manini.
4. Same as Hua, name of a day in the month.
To glide; to slip off, as the glancing of the arrow in throwing the arrow: ua ohua kau ka ana i ka pua.
Avenue, Waikīkī, Honolulu, Oʻahu. Literally, retainer (Liliʻuokalani's retainers lived here).
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Youngest stage of the manini, convict tang or surgeonfish (Acanthurus triostegus sandvicensis). See makaliʻi.
Family of a household, usually not including master and mistress. (Kin. 12:5.)
Family part of a household, as children, servants, domestics, and sojourners, but not including the master and mistress. (Kin. 12:5.)
dependents of household; passengers.
Where several puu are lower than others (SAM).
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