ʻōpulepule
/ ʻō.pule.pule /1. vs., Moronic, somewhat crazy, psychotic.
- References:
- See pule and ex., ʻōhewahewa.
2. vs., Spotted, speckled, mottled.
3. n., A spotted land moss.
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opulepule
/ O-PU-LE-PU-LE /adj., Spotted; light and shade; he kinohinohi.
Opulepule ke aka ilalo, kikokiko i na aka,
Paapu i na aka e like me Lahainaluna i ka po mahina,
No ka paa i na lala ulu ame na lau o ka maia
Ame ka wauke, mahina opulepule o Lele (Lahaina.)
Spotted, as the feathers of the nene; he hulu opulepule ko ka nene.
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opulepule
/ o-pu'-le-pu'-le /1. adj., Spotted; light and shade; he kinohinohi.
Opulepule ke aka iialo, kikokiko i na aka
Paapu i na aka e like me Lahainaluna i ka po mahina,
No ka paa i na lala ulu; ame na lau o ka maia
Ame ka wauke, mahina opulepule o Lele (Lahaina).
Spotted, as the feathers of the quail; he hulu opulepule ko ka nene.
2. adj., Wandering in speech; abnormal.
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opulepule
/ o-pu'-le-pu'-le /n., Mental aberration; the beginning of insanity.
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ʻōpulepule
Spotted; light and shade.
ʻōpulepule
Pearl wrasse (Anampses cuvier). Grows to 15 inches. Also called hilu (Coris flavovittata). Its young are called ʻālinalina. See mākolu.
ʻōpulepule
Pearl wrasse (Anampses cuvier), attains about 15 inches in length.
‘opulepule
light-headed; giddy; moronic.
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