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awāwa
/ A-WA-WA /1. s., The opposite of mauna. Ios. 9:1. A valley; he kahawai; a low, level place with high ground on each side. Nah. 24:6.
2. The space between two prominences.
3. The space between the fingers of the hand and the toes of the feet.
4. The space between the branches of a river; he wahi poopoo loihi, a long deep place. See wā.
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awāwa
/ ā-wā'-wă /n., A depression of the earth's surface; level or low land between hills or mountains; a valley.
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awāwa
Space between the fingers of the hand or the toes of the foot.
AWAWA
I. No ke ano o ka Aina Hoano, e nana KANAANA; a no kekahi mau awawa ona, e nana IERUSALEMA, IEZEREELA, IOREDANE, REPAIMA, SEKEMA, a me SODOMA. 'Ke awawa malu o ka make,' he wahi pouli, a he wahi pilikia o ka uhane, Hal. 23:4. Hoomanao paha o Davida i kona pilikia iloko o kekahi awawa haiki a poopoo, a pouli ma Suria. Pela ke ano o ke awawa ma Petera. E nana SELA. Ua kapaia, i keia wa, kekahi awawa ma ka hema o mauna Karemela, o 'ke awawa malu-make.'
awawa
(ke) awawa valley.
awāwa
1. Valley, gulch (T). 2. Valleys; any depression between lapa or moʻo (SMK). 3. Any deep place lying lengthwise (SAM) (DM). 4. Ditch, furrow (T). 5. Any depression that extends inland (SMK). 6. A depression of the earth’s surface; level or low lands between hills or mountains; a valley (AP).
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