ʻūpoʻi
/ ʻū.poʻi /Same as poʻi #1, poʻi #2, poʻi #3, poʻi #4, poʻi #5; to move, as a bird its wings.
- References:
- Isa. 10.14.
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ʻūpoʻi
hamani, To dunk (the ball), in basketball.
- References:
- Cf. pākī.
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U-POI
v. To sink, as in water; to sink deep.
2. To move, as a bird moves its wings; to cover with the wing. Isa. 10:14.
3. To break over, as the surge forming the surf; to spread or cover over, as any large covering. Laieik. 104.
4. To bring one's legs together, as when there is need of concealing; applied to men or women when discovered without a pau or malo on. See POI and POPOI.
Upoi (u-po'i), v.
/ u-po'i /1. To cover; to envelope.
2. To hide from sight.
3. To hang fluttering in the air; to hover.
4. To overwhelm.
ʻūpoi
To sink, as in water; to cover, as a bird with its wing; waves breaking in quick succession.
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