1. nvt., Tricky, mischievous, dishonest; deceit; to deceive.
2. n., Also epa Ephah.
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hamani To fake out, in basketball. ʻEpa aku nei ʻo ia ma ka ʻākau, ka hema; kaha ihola ʻo ia ma waena o nā kūpale ʻelua. He faked to the right, the left; he made the drive right through the two defenders. Lit., deceive. See pākī ʻepa.
s. Heb. Name of a dry measure; an epha, Nah. 5:15.
v. To be deceived; to be led into error.
2. To be deceitful.
3. To steal.
4. To backbite; e wahahee, e hoopunipuni, e alapahi.
5. Hoo. To act basely or treacherously; also, epaepa with hoo; auhea oukou e ka poe i kapa ae nei, he pono ka hooepaepa? Epa wahahee, to get up a lie or false report. Hal. 119:69.
s. One who is false to his trust.
2. An act of villainy; fraud, or artifice.
3. Falsehood; forgery, by getting property in the name of another; haku epa, one who speaks falsely to the hurt of another.
adj. False; deceitful.
s. Heb. Name of a Hebrew measure; an ephah. Lunk. 6:19; Puk. 16:36.
False; deceitful.
1. One who is false to his trust.
2. A falsehood; a fraud or artifice; a forgery.
3. One who speaks falsely to do harm to another.
4. An ancient Jewish dry measure; an ephah.
1. To be deceitful.
2. To steal.
3. To backbite: Syn: E epa, e wahahee, e hoopunipuni, e alapahi.
Forgery, deceit, treachery.
One who is false to his trust; an act of villainy, fraud, or forgery; to steal, backbite.
I. he mea ana o ka poe Hebera, ekolu peka a me na paina ekolu. He mea ana i na mea maloo ka epa, e like me ka bale, Ruta 2:17; a me ka palaoa, Nah. 5:15; Lun. 6:19; ua like no kona nui me ka bato, ka mea ana i na mea wai. E nana BATO.
II. Ke keiki a Midiana, a he moopuna o Aberahama, Kin. 25:4, ka mea i noho iho a haawi i kona inoa i kahi aina ma Arabia, kokoke paha ia i Midiana, Is. 60:6.
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