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ukali
1. nvt., To follow, come after, succeed, attend, accompany, escort; follower, attendant; complement, as in grammar; reserve.
- Examples:
- Ukali o ke kiaʻāina, governor's aide.
- Lede ukali, lady in waiting.
- Aliʻi ukali (FS 163), attendant chief.
- Nā ukali paʻa male, attendants of a bridal couple.
- Nā aliʻi koa ukali, reserve officers.
2. (Cap.) Same as Ukali-aliʻi.
ukali
/ ukali /kikino, Satellite.
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- Cf. hōkū ukali.
ukali
/ U-KA-LI /1. v., To follow after; to follow, as people in a train of a chief; hahai, a ukali i ke alii.
2. To accompany one; to go with. Sol. 7:22.
3. To be sent after, as a package. 2 Sam. 11:8.
ukali
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / U-KA-LI /1. adj., The younger; the smaller; applied to shot sent from the gun at the same time with the ball; called poka ukali because they follow after the ball; called also pokii, the younger brothers (of the ball.)
2. Following, i.e., accompanying; attending upon; ma na waa ukali o ke alii. Laieik. 112.
Ukali
iʻoa ｜ proper noun / U-KA-LI /s., Name of the planet Mercury; so called from its following close after the sun.
U-KA-LI
adv. After; behind, like one following after; hele ukali hou, they went following after. Laieik. 72.
ukali
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / u-kă'-li /1. adj., Succeeding; next after; following. The younger; the smaller; applied to shot sent from the gun at the same time with the ball; called poka ukali because they follow after the ball; called also pokii, the younger brothers (of the ball).
2. adj., Following, that is, accompanying; attending upon: ma na waa ukali o ke alii. Laieik. p. 112.
Ukali (u-kă'-li), adv.
/ u-kă'-li /After; behind. like one following after: Hele ukali hou. They went following after. Laieik. p. 72.
Ukali (u-kā'-li), n.
/ u-kā'-li /1. The planet Mercury; so called from its following closely after the sun.
2. A follower; an attendant.
3. A later or younger; a successor.
4. That which results; that which is produced by a cause.
ukali
hamani ｜ transitive verb / u-kă'-li /v., To follow after; to follow, as people in a train of a chief; hahai, a ukali i ke alii.
Ukali
Street, Foster Village subdivision, Hālawa, Wai-pahu, Oʻahu, named for the planet Mercury, as suggested by Mary Kawena Pukui in 1958.
ukali
To follow; to follow after, as in the train of a chief.
Ukali
Planet Mercury, so called from its following close after the sun. Lit., following the chief.
ukali
to follow after one.
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