ʻoʻolokū
/ ʻoʻolo.kū /nvs., Boisterous, stormy, blustering, disturbed; upset, as stomach; fury, rage.
- References:
- Kep. 175.
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O-O-LO-KU
v. Olo, flexible, movable, and ku, to rise.
1. To be in a state like the sea when the current and wind are opposite; to act like a chopped sea.
2. To be stormy or tempestuous, as the sea; kupikipiki io.
3. Applied to the mind; to be troubled; agitated.
O-O-LO-KU
s. The raging of the sea; ka ooloku ana o ke kai i ka ino.
O-O-LO-KU
adj. Boisterous; stormy, as the sea.
Ooloku (ŏ-o'-lo-ku'), adj.
/ ŏ-o'-lo-ku' /Boisterous; stormy, as the sea.
Ooloku (ŏ-o'-lo-ku'), n.
/ ŏ-o'-lo-ku' /1. Violent disturbance of the sea: ka ooloku ana o ke kai i ka ino.
2. Violent anger; fury.
3. Abdominal disturbance.
Ooloku (o-o'-lŏ-ku'), v.
/ o-o'-lŏ-ku' /[Olo, to sound loudly, and ku, to rise.]
1. To be in a state like the sea when the current and wind are opposite; to act like a choppy sea.
2. To be stormy or tempestuous, as the sea. Syn: Kupikipikio.
3. To be greatly agitated in mind; troubled.
ʻoʻolokū
Choppy sea, when the current of the sea and wind are opposite; blustering, stormy, boisterous sea.
ʻoʻolokū
Stormy, tempestuous; state of the sea when the current and wind are opposite; to act like a choppy sea.
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