una
1. n. Shell of turtle or tortoise, carapace. (PPN una.)
2. Same as haha kā ʻupena (net gauge or spacer) so called because some were made of turtle shell.
3. Var. of une.
4. n. Dice.
unā
vs. Fatigued, weary (Lunk. 4.21). Cf. nā 1. hoʻo.unā To cause weariness.
U-NA
v. To send one, as on business. Hoo. The same; to commission to go. Nah. 13:17.
2. To send to one with a demand. Ios. 2:3.
3. To exercise authority over one in sending.
U-NA
s. A sending, especially sending one on business; o ke kena e holo i kahiki e imi waiwai.
U-NA
adj. Sore or stiff from hard work; tired; weak; fatigued; exhausted. Lunk. 4:21.
2. Dull; stupid; drunk.
3. Tired or weary, as a man sitting still. See UNAUNA same.
U-NA
v. To be weary; fatigued from labor. NOTE.—This word is probably the same as una, to send, as sending on business may cause fatigue.
U-NA
s. Weariness; fatigue, &c.
U-NA
s. The shell of the turtle or tortoise.
U-NA
v. To pry up, as a stone; to loosen by prying; more properly une. See UNE.
Una (u-nā'), adj.
/ u-nā' /Sore or stiff from hard work; tired; weak; fatigued; exhausted.
Una (u'-nă), n.
/ u'-nă /The shell of the turtle or tortoise.
Una (u-nā'), n.
/ u-nā' /Weariness; fatigue, etc.
Una (ū'-na), v.
/ ū'-na /1. To move very; slightly.
2. To make room for; to give space to.
Una (u-nā'), v.
/ u-nā' /To be weary: fatigued from labor.
Una (u'-nă), v.
/ u'-nă /(Obsolete.) To pry up, as a stone; to loosen by prying. Une is preferable.
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