1. n., Long gourd calabash, as used to hold food, clothing, fishing gear; any cooking pot. Figuratively, an empty container, a trifle.
2. vt., To cherish secretly, as love.
3. n., A variety of sweet potato.
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kikino, Kit, as of equipment needed for a particular activity.
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s. The lower of two gourds which compose the drum.
2. He hulilau, a calabash to put clothes in when traveling on a canoe.
1. The lower of two gourds which compose the Hawaiian drum.
2. A long calabash used as a receptacle for clothing or for a fisherman's outfit. It was made of the gourd of the vine (Lagenaria vulgaris). Also called hulilau.
To cherish in secrecy a sentimental thought.
E hokeo iho i ke aloha,
Poipoi Ahuiho i nalo.
Elongated gourd used as a container for fishing gear including lines.
Gourd calabash for clothes when traveling in a canoe; large, high, straight gourd or calabash for the wardrobe of the chiefs.
Lower of the two gourds of a drum. (A.) Also called ʻolo.
Variety of sweet potato. (HP 141.)
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