ʻō.paka
1. nvs. Cut in evenly matched vertical facets, often eight, as of a bowl, spittoon, kukui shell in a lei; facet, prism. See ʻumeke ʻōpaka. ho.ʻō.paka To cut in ʻōpaka fashion.
2. n. Mountain ravine. (PCP (k)o(o)pata; cf. Marquesan opata.)
ʻōpaka
kikino Prism. Dic. ʻŌpaka huinahā lōʻihi. Rectangular prism.
O-PA-KA
adj. Having regular sides, as a square or octagon.
2. Having hewn or flat sides, as a square piece of timber; e kalai a opaka, the timber is hewed; ua kalai opakapaka, the timber is hewed on all sides.
O-PA-KA
v. To hew smoothly; to hew and leave no knots; e kalai a e hoopau i ke ino.
O-PA-KA
s. A ravine on the side of a mountain.
2. The geometrical figure; a prism. Anahon.
Opaka (o-pă'-ka), adj.
/ o-pă'-ka /1. Having regular sides, as a square or octagon.
2. Having hewn or flat sides as a square piece of timber: E kalai a opaka, the timber is hewn: ua kalai opakapaka. the timber is hewn on all sides.
Opaka (o-pă'-ka), n.
/ o-pă'-ka /1. A ravine on the side of a mountain.
2. A geometrical figure; a prism.
Opaka (o-pă'-ka), v.
/ o-pă'-ka /To hew smoothly; to hew and leave no knots; e kalai a e hoopau i ke ino.
ʻōpaka
Timber hewn on four or eight sides; having regular sides. See lōliʻi.
ʻōpaka
opaka (ʻōpaka) Mountain ravine (T) (PE).
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