1. Same as hoaka #5, to open.
2. vi., To sprout, as sweet potatoes.
3. Variant spelling of ʻowaka, to flash.
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v., To open suddenly; to open, as the mouth in the beginning of a speech; ua hoaka ae la oia e olelo aku ia lakou.
2. To open, as the eyes.
3. To open, as a book, a door, &c. FIG. To open the month; i. e., to have made a promise or vowed a vow. Lunk. 11:35, 36.
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s., The opening of the mouth to speak; ka ʻoaka ana o ka waha, ka ekemu ana. Sol. 8:6.
2. The reflection of the sun on any luminous body.
3. A glimpse, glance or flashing of light; he ʻoaka ana ae o ka uila, the flashing of lightning.
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1. n., The opening of the mouth to speak; ka ʻoaka ana o ka waha, ka ekemu ana.
2. n., The reflection of the sun on any luminous body.
3. n., A glimpse, glance or flashing of light; he ʻoaka ana ae o ka uila, the flashing of lightning.
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1. v., To open suddenly: to open, as the mouth in the beginning of a speech; ua hoaka ae la oia e olelo aku ia lakou.
2. v., To open, as the eyes.
3. v., To open, as a book, a door.
4. v., Fig. To open the mouth, that is, to have made a promise or a vow.
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flash of light; sun reflection: to open.
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