hālāwai
/ hā.lā.wai /- References:
- Kin. 27.20; Hal. 59.4.
2. n., Horizon.
- Examples:
- Mai ka hoʻokuʻi a ka hālāwai, from zenith to horizon.
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HA-LA-WAI
v. To meet, as two persons; to meet, as two lines in an angle.
2. To assemble, as persons for business or for public worship.
3. Hoo. To cause to meet with, i. e., to find. Kin. 27:20.
4. To come to one for assistance. Hal. 59:4.
HA-LA-WAI
s. A meeting; a place of meeting; the place of union between the heavens and the earth; the space between them; same as lewa and hookui. See HOOKUI. D. Malo 5:5.
2. A meeting or assembly of people for business or public worship.
HA-LA-WAI
adj. Of or pertaining to meeting; hale halawai, a house for a public meeting.
Halawai (hā'-lā-wă'i), adj.
Of or pertaining to meeting: hale halawai, a house for a public meeting.
Halawai (hā'-lā-wă'i), n.
1. A meeting place.
2. The place of union between the heavens and the earth; the space between them. Syn: Lewa hookui.
Halawai (hā'-lā-wa'i), v.
1. To meet, as two persons.
2. To meet as two lines in an angle.
3. To assemble, as persons for business or public worship.
hālāwai
To assemble, as people for worship or assembly; church, association, and committee meetings.
halawai
a meeting: to meet.
hālāwai
1. Meeting; to meet (PE). 2. A meeting place (AP). 3. Horizon (PE).
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