1. nvt., Pavement, level terrace; to pave, lay stones in pavement or terrace; to wall in, as with stones (GP 98).
2. vi., To be close together, as clouds, or as taro neatly packed in a load; to shoot together (see papa #3, Kel. 45).
3. n., A sweet potato.
4. nvi., Prone position on a surfboard; to assume such.
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1. v., To pave; to lay a pavement of stones. Mel. Sol. 3:10. See kipaepae and kipaipai.
2. To balance on the top of the surf; to turn sideways, as on a surf-board in the surf.
3. To be thick together.
4. To lay with flat stones or boards, as a road or bridge.
5. To protect and support when another condemns.
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1. s., The topping off of a wall; the filling up of a hole with stones.
2. Kipapa pohaku, a pavement.
3. A back-load of anything; a burden; same as haawe.
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1. n., The topping off of a wall.
2. n., The filling up of a hole with stones: kipapa pohaku, a pavement.
3. n., A backload of anything; a burden: Heaha kau haawe? He kipapa ai no Koolau mai nei. What is your burden? A bundle of food from Koolau. Syn: Haawe.
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1. v., To pave; to lay a pavement of stones. See kipaepae and kipaipai.
2. v., To balance on the top of the surf; to turn sideways, as on a surf-board in the surf.
3. v., To be close together.
4. v., To protect and support when another condemns.
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pavement. Land section, Kaupo, Maui.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
To turn sideways on a surfboard; balance on top of the surfboard.
To lay stones in a pavement.
To turn sideways, as on a surfboard; to protect and support when another condemns; to pave; to lay a pavement of stones.
a pavement: to pave.
1. Pavement, level terrace; to lay stones in a pavement or terrace (HE) (T) (PE). 2. To pave, to lay a pavement of stones 3. Terraced wall with dirt on one side and stone facing on the other (PE).
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