hā.koʻi
Same as hakukoʻi; agitated; paraphimosis. See Kū-lani-hākoʻi. Hākoʻi ka wai a ka neki, water agitated among the rushes [one in love]. hoʻo.hā.koʻi Caus/sim.
HA-KOI
v. To dash, as water against water.
2. To be agitated, as water carried in a dish unsteadily; hakoi ka wai.
3. To be unsettled, as one's thoughts when in trouble.
HA-KOI
adj. Heavy; weighty, as luggage, &c.; kaumaha, koikoi; heavy; burdensome.
2. FIG. Heavy, as the heart.
HA-KOI
s. An action productive in children of paraphimosis.
Hakoi (hā'-ko'i), adj.
/ hā'-ko'i /1. Heavy; burdensome; weighty, as luggage; kaumaha, koikoi.
2. Heavy, as the heart.
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Hakoi (hă-kō'i), n.
/ hă-kō'i /Paraphia, a strangulation of the glans penis, a disease of children.
Hakoi (hā'-ko'i), v.
/ hā'-ko'i /1. To dash about, as water against water.
2. To be agitated, as water in a dish which is carried unsteadily: hakoi ka wai.
3. To be mentally unsettled, as one's thoughts when in trouble.
hākoʻi
Paraphimosis, a physical restriction encountered in male children.
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