ʻopa
Same as ʻoʻopa, māʻopaʻopa.
- References:
- PCP kopa.
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ʻōpā
/ ʻō.pā /1. vt., To press, squeeze, knead, as in massaging or in working dough.
- Examples:
- ʻŌpā pū ʻia ke kanaka mawaena o nā kaʻa, the man was crushed between the cars.
2. vi., To ache, as from sitting in a cramped position.
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ʻōpā
kikino Rowboat, skiff. Niʻihau var. of waʻapā.
O-PA
v. To press; squeeze, as the head of a child. Anat. 6.
O-PA
adj. See OOPA. Lame; fatigued; wearied.
O-PA
adj. Huikau, laiki, kulipee.
O-PA
s. A limping, walking, as one sore or disabled; ke kulipu, ka huikau, ka laiki.
Opa (o'-pa), adj.
/ o'-pa /Weary: tired: having strength exhausted; worn out.
Opa (o-pa'), adj.
/ o-pa' /Samp as oopa. Lame: fatigued: wearied.
Opa (o'-pa), n.
/ o'-pa /1. A limping, walking, as one sore or disabled: ke kulipu, ka huikau, ka laiki.
2. Fatigue: tiredness.
Opa (o-pa'), v.
/ o-pa' /1. To press; to squeeze.
2. To force into a narrower compass.
3. To rub or knead the body; to lomi.
ʻopa
Lame person. (Mat. 11:15.) Person, lame from walking, having lost a foot or overstrained an arm.
ʻōpa
To rub or knead the body.
‘opa’
to squeeze.
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