hā.kui
1. vt. To steam, as by placing fish, meat, or vegetables in a sealed calabash with hot stones and a little hot water. (Kep. 161.)
2. n. Spike, as of the hāʻukeʻuke.
hākuʻi
/ hā.kuʻi /vt., To beat, pound, pummel; to echo, reverberate; to flutter, palpitate, thump; to puff, as smoke.
- hoʻohākuʻi Caus/sim.
- Hoʻohākuʻi i koʻu naʻau, shocking to my heart.
- Hoʻohākuʻi nākolo, blow echoing and reechoing.
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HA-KU-I
v. See KUI, to sound out. To reflect sound, as an echo.
2. To sound in every direction, as thunder rumbling through the heavens; e kani mahope o kekahi kani ana me he kihili la; to reverberate.
HA-KU-I
v. To be sickish or a little sick at the stomach; hoopailua.
2. To make attempts at vomiting, as one sick at the stomach; hakui wale mai no, aole luai mai, he was merely sick at the stomach, he did not vomit.
3. To flutter; to palpitate, as the heart.
4. To shoot, as pain in the chest; hakui maloko o ka houpo; e apo ka oili.
HA-KU-I
v. To roast blood in cooking; hakui koko.
HA-KU-I
s. The blood of hogs when roasted for eating.
HA-KU-I
s. The horn of the sea-egg. See HAKUE, which is probably the more correct orthography.
Hakui (hā'-kū'-i), n.
/ hā'-kū'-i /Food cooked with hot stones, as popolo, luai, blood of hog, etc.
Hakui (hā'-ku'i), n.
/ hā'-ku'i /1. The spikelets of the haukeuke.
2. The horn of the sea-egg.
Hakui (hă'-ku'i), v.
/ hă'-ku'i /[Ha, and kui, to sound out.]
1. To reflect sound, as an echo.
2. To sound in every direction, as thunder rumbling through the heavens: e kani mahope o kekahi kani ana me he kihili la; to reverberate.
3. To be slightly sick at the stomach: hoopailua.
4. To flutter; to palpitate, as the heart.
Hakui (hā'-kū'-i), v.
/ hā'-kū'-i /To cook food with red hot stones.
HAK 96 HAL
hākuʻi
the long reverberation.
hākuʻi
To be sickish, nauseated; to palpitate, as the heart.
hakui
food cooked with hot stones.
haku‘i
echo: to reflect sound.
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