ʻauwana
/ ʻau.wana /Variant spelling of ʻauana, to wander.
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AU-WA-NA
v. See AUANA. In this, like many other cases, the w is a mere expletive, as the words may be written both ways and the pronunciation continue the same.
1. To wander; to go from place to place. los. 5:6; Iob. 1:7.
2. To scatter; disperse, as an army. 2 Oihl. 18:16.
3. Hoo. To cause to wander, &c. Kin. 20:13.
4. To go astray morally; to deviate from the path of rectitude. Kanl. 13:6.
auwana
/ ă'u-wā'-na /Also au ana.
(In this, as in many other cases, the w is merely an expletive, as the words may be written in either way and the pronunciation continue the same.)
1. v., To wander; to go from place to place.
2. v., To scatter; disperse, as an army.
3. v., To go astray morally; to deviate from the path of rectitude.
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ʻauwana
To float, wander away. This word has its origin in the overturning of a canoe, when men and cargo float off in scattered directions.
‘auwana
to wander, go astray.
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