ʻaiʻē
/ ʻai.ʻē /- Examples:
- ʻAiʻē pohō, ʻaiʻē kaʻa ʻole, ʻaiʻē pono ʻole, bad debt.
- Hāʻawi ʻaiʻē, to lend on usury.
- References:
- See ʻaoʻao ʻai,ʻē, lawe ʻaiʻē.
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ʻaiʻē
kikino, Loan, i.e. money lent at interest; to have a loan.
- Source:
- References:
- Cf. hoʻolako ʻaiʻē, lawe ʻaiʻē.
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AI-E
v. Ai, to eat, and e, before hand, i. e., to eat or enjoy a thing before it is paid for; from the custom of paying for work before it was done, and the pay consumed.
1. To owe; to be indebted; aole oia (o Kamehameha) i aie, he (Kamehameha) never went into debt.
2. To enjoy something yet to be paid for; e lawe e i ka waiwai a mahope hookaa.
AI-E
s. Indebtedness; the state of being in debt; he poe aie kakou, we are debtors.
2. A debt; that which is due for any cause; e lawe aie, to go in debt for a thing. Neh. 5:2. E haawi aie, to give (lend) on usury. Kanl. 23:20.
AI-E
adj. In debt; owing; under obligation to render some equivalent for something received.
AI-E
adv. E haawi aie, to give to be paid again.
Aie (ă'i-ē'), adj.
/ ă'i-ē' /Indebted; under obligation to render some equivalent for something received.
Aie (ă'i-ē'), adv.
/ ă'i-ē' /Again: e haawi aie, to give to be paid again.
Aie (ă'i-ē'), n.
/ ă'i-ē' /1. Indebtedness; the state of being in debt: he poe aie kakou, we are debtors.
2. A debt; that which is due for any cause: e lawe aie, to go in debt for a thing. E haawi aie, to give (lend) on usury.
Aie (ă'i-ē') v.
/ ă'i-ē' /[Ai, to eat, and e, beforehand, that is, to eat or enjoy a thing before it is paid for. From the custom of paying for work before it was done.]
1. To owe; to be indebted: aole oia (o Kamehameha) i aie, he (Kamehameha) never went into debt.
2. To enjoy something yet to be paid for: e lawe e i ka waiwai a mahope hookaa.
ʻaiʻē
To eat or enjoy a thing before paying for it (from the custom of paying for work before it was done, payment being something consumed); to owe. Lit., eat beforehand.
AIE
I. Ma ke kanawai o Mose ia Iehova no ka aina a pau o ka poe Iudaio, a nana ia i haawi ia lakou e ai i ka aina, a na lakou e haawi aie oluolu aku i ko lakou hoohanau ilihune; a hala na makahiki ehiku, alaila e haawi lilo loa aku. A ina i laweia ka ukupanai, aole pono e hana hookaumaka, e hana oluolu aku no, Puk. 22:25, 27; Kan. 15:1-11; 23:19, 20; 24:6, 10-13, 17. He pono no ke ano nui iloko o keia mau kanawai o Mose, a ua pili i ka poe waiwai a pau i keia wa e noho nei. O ka poe a pau i manaoio i ke Akua, he poe puuku lakou no ke Akua, a ia lakou e malama i ka waiwai e hke me ka makemake o ka mea nona ka waiwai a pau. E like me keia ke ao mai ana o Iesu, Luk. 6:34, 35.
‘aie’
indebtedness : to owe.
‘aie
indebtedness : to owe.
ʻaiʻē
1. A debt; to be in debt (AP). 2. Liability.
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