1. nvt. To glance, look quickly; glance. ʻAlawa maka (Kam. 64:98), to see at a glance; to diagnose by insight. He ʻalawa nā maka i hope e ʻike i ka poʻe e hele mai ana, the eyes glance back to see the people coming along. hō.ʻalawa Caus/sim.
2. n. A bird (no data).
v. To look on one side, then on the other, as one who is afraid of being seen; e hoi oukou me ko oukou maka alawa ole io a io.
2. To look up, as one downcast.
3. To lift up the eyes in pride. Isa. 37:23.
4. To lift up the eyes to see a thing. Ioan. 4:35. To take a survey. Isa. 60:4.
5. To turn the eyes in an oblique direction. Kin. 33:5.
6. To turn one's head to look about.
7. To be lifted or turned up, as the eyes; alawa ae la kona man maka.
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, s. A turning of the eyes to look behind; he alawa na maka i hope e ike i ka poe e hele mai ana.
A turning of the eyes to look behind. He alawa na maka i hope e ike i ka poe e hele mai ana.
1. To look on one side, then on the other, as one who is afraid of being seen: E hoi oukou me ko oukou maka alawa ole io a io.
2. To look up.
3. To lift up the eyes in pride.
4. To lift up the eyes to see a thing; to take a survey.
5. To turn the eyes in an oblique direction.
6. To turn one's head to look about.
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