hā.kona
Same as hākonakona. (Perhaps PPN tona.)
hakona
/ HA-KO-NA /adj. Scorched or dried black, as breadfruit which hangs on the trees long after the season is over, when one side becomes parched and black with the sun; he hakona ka hua ulu.
2. It applies also to the side lying long on the dirt; the other side is kua paa.
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Hakona (hā'-kō'-na), adj.
/ hā'-kō'-na /1. Scorched or dried black, as breadfruit which hangs on the trees long after the season is over, when one side becomes parched and black with the sun: he hakona ka hua ulu.
2. It applies also to the side lying long on the dirt; the other side is kua paa.
hākona
Scorched or dried black, as breadfruit which hangs on a tree long after the season is over. One side becomes parched and black from the sun.
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