ʻoʻoki
1. Reduplication of ʻoki.
- References:
2. vs., To take effect, as intoxication.
- Examples:
- ʻOʻoki maila ka ʻona o ka ʻawa (FS 135), the intoxication of the kava took effect.
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O-O-KI
v. The 5th conj. of oki. To cut off; to lop, as the branch of a tree. Mar. 11:8. To cut off, as a rope.
2. To cut up, as wood for fuel; ke ooki nei au i ka wahie; ooki ae la lakou i ke kaula o ka waapa, they cut off the rope of the boat.
3. To cut off, as the limb of a person. Lunk. 1:6.
4. To divorce, as a married person; ke ooki nei au i kuu wahine no ka hewa; ooki i ka piko la, e ka hoahanau, a speech of one friend to another when they are at variance and can not agree.
Ooki (ō-ō'-ki), v.
/ ō-ō'-ki /[Obsolete form of oki.]
1. To cut off.
2. To chop; to cut up, as wood for fuel.
3. To amputate.
4. To separate by divorce.
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