ʻōlulo
/ ʻō.lulo /1. nvs., Castaway; shipwrecked; storm-beset at sea.
2. Similar to hōlū and ʻōlū, soft.
3. n., Gourd container, as for bamboo stamps used for marking tapas.
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O-LU-LO
s. A person cast away.
2. A statue; a figure.
3. Food that has become sour and rotten, as melons.
4. A long water calabash.
O-LU-LO
adj. Cast away; shipwrecked; he kanaka olulo i make ka waa i ka moana.
Olulo (o-lu'-lo), adj.
Cast away; shipwrecked: he kanaka olulo i make ka waa i ka moana.
Olulo (o-lu'-lo), n.
1. A person cast away or shipwrecked.
2. A statue; a figure; an idol.
3. Food that has become sour and rotten, as melons.
4. A long water calabash.
ʻōlulo
Shipwrecked; castaway.
ʻōlulo
Long, water calabash.
ʻōlulo
Statue; idol.
‘olulo
person cast away or shipwrecked.
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