ʻōlala
/ ʻō.lala /1. vs., Lean, thin; stunted, as plants.
2. Same as lala #2; to wilt, as pandanus leaves over a fire for plaiting. ʻŌlala ia i kona kino i ka lā, he laid down his body in the sun.
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ʻōlala
See ʻaila ʻōlala.
O-LA-LA
v. To dry; to wither; to warm by the fire until withered, as green leaves; a loaa mai ka lau hala, alaila, olala ma ke ahi.
2. To grow lean, as a fleshy person; to pine away. Ezek. 33:10.
3. To be lean in flesh; the opposite of kaha. Isa. 17:4. See LALA.
O-LA-LA
adj. Lean; poor in flesh; applied to animals.
2. Small; stinted; applied to vegetables.
Olala (o-lā-la), adj.
1. Lean; poor in flesh; applied to animals.
2. Small; stinted; applied to vegetables.
Olala (olā'-la), v.
1. To dry; to wither; to warm by the fire until withered, as green leaves; a loaa mai ka lau hala, alaila, olala ma ke ahi.
2. To grow lean; to pine away.
3. To be lean in flesh; the opposite of kaha.
ʻōlala
To become lean, as a fleshy person; to pine away. (Ezek. 33:10.)
ʻōlala
Lean, poor in flesh, (Isa. 17:4.)
‘olala
lean, poor in flesh.
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