ʻauana
/ ʻau.ana /vi., To wander, drift, ramble, go from place to place; to stray morally or mentally.
- References:
- Cf. hula ʻauana.
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auana
/ AU-A-NA /v., Also written auwana. Au, to swim, and ana, the participial termination ing. A swimming off. The word has its origin in the overturning of a canoe, when men and all the cargo of the canoe float off in different directions.
1. To be scattered; dispersed, as things disperse in the upsetting of a canoe.
2. To go astray, as the mind; auwana hewa ka naau; to be wandering, as the thoughts.
3. To scatter from each other, as people.
4. To go here and there in search of something. Puk. 5:12.
5. Hooauana. To scatter; disperse abroad; to cause to wander; to go from place to place. Kin. 20:13. Ua hooauwanaia ka poe hewa i ka make, the wicked are scattered in death. See auwana.
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auana
/ AU-A-NA /adj., Scattered; wandering; dispersed.
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auana
/ ău-ă'-nă /adj., Scattering, wandering, dispersed.
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auana
/ ău-ă'-nă /v., See auwana.
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ʻauana
To float, wander away. This word has its origin in the overturning of a canoe, when men and cargo float off in scattered directions.
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