hahai
nvt., Persons following, pursuit (FS 31); to follow, pursue, chase, hunt; to accompany, go with (For. 4:47).
- Examples:
- Kuahaua o ke ʻano e hahai ʻia ai, declaration of policy.
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hahaʻi
1. Reduplication of haʻi #1, haʻi #2; to break into pieces; to break off, as to thin sweet potato vines.
- References:
- PPN fafaki.
2. n., Painful swelling, as in the groin.
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HA-HAI
v. To follow; to pursue. Puk. 14:4. To chase; to follow literally.
2. To follow one's example; ua hahai nui na kanaka a pau mamuli o na 'lii e noho ai, all men generally followed after the chiefs for the time being.
3. To break; to break to pieces; to break, as a law. See HAE and HAHAE.
HA-HAI
v. See HAI, to speak. To tell; to talk about; e hahai ana no lakou i na moeuhane, they were telling their dreams. Laieik. 143.
HA-HAI
s. A breaking; a disjoining; a separating. See HAE.
HA-HAI
s. Name of a disease on the upper part of the thigh or groin, occasioned by impure connections and habits.
Hahai (hā'-ha'i), n.
A breaking; a disjoining; a separating.
Hahai (hă'-ha'i), n.
A swelling in the groin; a bubo. Also called auwai-ahiki and auakoi.
Hahai (hā'-hă'i), v.
1. To follow; to pursue; to chase.
2. To follow one's example: Ua hahai nui na kanaka a pau mamuli o na 'lii e noho ai; all men generally followed after the chiefs for the time being.
hahai
/ hā'-hā'i /1. v., To tell; to talk about: e hahai ana no lakou i na moeuhane; they were telling their dreams. Laieik. p. 143.
2. v., To report; to relate the particulars of.
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hahaʻi
Swelling in the groin; bubo. Same as ʻawaiāhiki.
hahai
To chase, pursue, hunt.
hahai
to follow.
haha‘i
a breaking: to tell on, report.
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