alana
nvi. Awakening, rising. See ala 2, 3. Ike ʻia ke alana o ka pua, the upward flight of the arrow was seen. Alana ʻia (Kel. 29)! Rise up!
ʻalā.na
See kīkē ʻalāna.
ʻālana
1. nvt. Offering, especially a free-will offering, contrasting with a mōhai that was prescribed by a priest; to offer. He ʻālana ka mea e hāʻawi aku ai e kala ʻia mai ai ka hula o ka mea lawehala, an ʻāana is the thing given so that the sin of a transgressor will be pardoned. Ē ke kahuna ʻiʻo a me ka ʻālana ʻiʻo, O true priest and true victim [of Christ]. Moʻokaʻao … ʻālana ā hoʻolaʻa ʻia i mua o ka lāhui Hawaiʻi, a story … offered and dedicated to the Hawaiian people.
2. vs. Light, buoyant, easily floating. See lana.
A-LA-NA
s. A present made by a chief to a priest to procure his prayers.
2. A present made to a god; he mekana e haawi aku ai i ke akua.
3. An oblation or free will offering for any purpose. Puk. 18:12.
4. A sacrifice. Puk. 29:28. Alana hoano, a holy oblation. Ezek. 48:10. He alana ka mea e haawiia aku ai e kalaia mai ai ka hala o ka mea lawehala.
5. A fee prepaid to a physician to attend upon a sick person.
A-LA-NA
v. To give or bring a present as an offering. Oihk. 12:14. To offer a sacrifice. Hal. 66:15.
A-LA-NA
adj. A and lana, to float. Light; not heavy; easily floating on the water; ho hookomo ole; not sinking.
A-LA-NA
s. Alala, to cry, and ana. A crying; the voice of suffering or of complaint; ke oho alana makuakahi, the voice of complaint from an only parent.
Alana (ā-lă'-nă), adj.
/ ā-lă'-nă /[A, and lana, to float.] Light; not heavy; easily floating on the water: He hookomo ole, not sinking. Syn: Lana.
Alana (ā-lă'-nă), n.
/ ā-lă'-nă /1. A present made by a chief to a priest to procure his prayers.
2. A present made to a god: He makana e haawi aku ai i ke akua.
3. An oblation or free will offering for any purpose.
4. A sacrifice: Alana hoano, a holy ohlation. He alana ka mea e haawiia aku ai e kalaia mai ai ka hala o ka mea lawehala.
5. A fee prepaid to a physician to attend a sick person.
Alana (ā-lă'-nă), n.
/ ā-lă'-nă /[Alala, to cry, and ana, sorrow or complaint.]
1. A crying; the voice of suffering or of complaint: Ke oho alana makuakahi; the voice of complaint from an only parent.
2. A call for help from one in distress.
ALA 49 ALA
Alana (ā-lă'-nă), v.
/ ā-lă'-nă /To give or bring a present as an offering; to offer a sacrifice.
ʻālana
Present made by a chief to a priest to procure his prayers; present made to a god; oblation or free-will offering. The purpose of all these presents was to gain forgiveness for a transgression.
ALANA
I. Ma ka olelo Hebera, he okoa ka alana, a he okoa ka mohai, he mea koko ole ka alana. O kekahi alana ponoi ua hui pu no me ka mohai, e hke me ka palaoa, a me ka waina, a me ka paakai; a o kekahi alana aole hui pu me ka mohai. E like me ka mohai, ua kauohaia kekahi, a ua haawi wale ia kekahi. He nui ke ano o na alana i hoikeia mai ma na buke a Mose. 1. He palaoa wali; 2. He popo palaoa i kahuia ma ka umu; 3. He palaoa moa ma ka pa; 4. He palaoa moa ma ka paparai; 5. He hua mua o ka palaoa hou, he opuu maka, he palaoa koalaia paha. Ua hui ka papa palaoa me ka aila. Aole hu ka berena i mohaiia ma ke kuahu, no ka mea, aole pono e mohai i ka hu me ka alana, Oihk. 2:11, 12. Aka, e hiki no kehaawi i ka berena maoli na na kahuna, a me ka poe lawelawe ma ka luakini. Aole hui pu ka meli me ka mohai, aka e hiki ke haawi okoa ia me he hua-mua, Oihk. 2:41, 12. ka poe i mohai aku i na holoholona ola, e pono e haawi pu hoi i ka palaoa a me ka waina a me ka paakai me keia mau mohai nui. O ka poe i haawi i ka alana o ka palaoa, e haawi hoi i ka aila, a me ka libano, a me ka paakai, a me ka waina i mea e miko ai. Lawe no ke kahuna i na alana mai ka lima o ka mea nana i haawi, a kau i kekahi maluna o ke kuahu, a waiho no i kekahi i mea ai nona iho no. O ka hbano wale no i pau i ke kuniia, aole koe kekahi no ke kahuna. E nana Oihk. 2:2, 13; Nah. 15:4, 5.
‘alana
church offerings : to offer same.
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