vt., To build, put together, put on (as glasses), fit together, set (as precious stones), mend, fix, repair, shingle, join, plaster, unite, attach blame, shoe (as a horse).
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hamani, To build, put together.
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v. See PILI. To join or unite together in various ways.
2. To fit different substances together.
3. To put or fit together, as the different parts of a house or ship or other work of the kind. 2 Oihl. 3:1. Kapili laau, to work at carpenter's business; kapili moku, to build a ship; ua popopo ke kia moku, hoi hou oia e kapili, the mast of the ship was rotten, he returned to repair it.
4. To repair or mend what is broken. Neh. 2:8.
5. To plaster; to besmear.
[See pili.]
1. To join or unite together in various ways.
2. To fit different substances together.
3. To put or fit together, as the different parts ot a house or ship or other work of the kind: Kapili laau, to work at carpentry; kapili moku, to build a ship; ua popopo ke kia moku, hoi hou oia e kapili, the mast of the ship was rotten, he returned to repair it.
4. To repair or mend what is broken.
5. To plaster; to besmear.
6. To make fast by the use of plaster.
Street, Waikīkī, Honolulu, Oʻahu, one of Princess Likelike’s names; she lived at ʻĀinahau. Literally, the relationship or Heteropogon contortus, a grass.
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To besmear with something sticky, as lime.
to join, unite; to plaster.
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