bale
Pūʻolo nui, pela. Bale of hay, pūʻā, pela mauʻu maloʻo.
bālē
kikino, Ballet.
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bale
kikino ｜ noun / BA-LE /s., English. Barley, a species of grain. Oihk. 27:16.
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bale
/ Bale /he opeope nui he waiwai oloko.
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bale
/ Bale /e ka, e ka i ka liu.
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bale
Barley (Hordeum vulgare), a tufted annual 2 to 4 feet tall, a native of the Old World. It is cultivated for grain but in the islands is usually seen in pastures. First seen in 1906.
BALE
I. he waki hua. Ua kanuia ma Palesetine mamua o ka hoilo, a pau ka hoilo. ohiia i ka wa ahaaina moliaola, Ruta 2:23; 3:2. Oia kekaki 'berena o ka poe Hebera, 2 Sam. 17:28; 2 Nalii 4:42; Ioa. 6:9. Oia hoi kahi ai o na holoholona. l Nalii 4:28.
bale
/ Bale /h. he eke nui piha i ka waiwai, lole paha; hai. e hookomo ma ka eke.
bale
pū‘o’lŏ nu’ĭ; (as of hay), pū‘ā’.
Bale
/ Bāle /Bāle, n. 1. He ope nui; he puolo nui. 2. He pu-a. Bale hay, e pu-a i ka mauu maloo.
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