hoʻohuoi
/ hoʻo.huoi /See huoi, suspicion.
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HOO-HU-OI
v. See HUOI, jealousy. To be jealous; to feel jealous towards another for some real or supposed advantage; ina i noho lakou me kekahi alii, hoohuoi kekahi alii, if they had lived with a particular chief, another chief would have been jealous.
2. To allow to touch; to permit to blow upon, as the wind. Laieik. 17.
HOO-HU-OI
s. Jealousy; o ka hoohuoi o na kanaka ame na 'lii i na misionari, the jealousy of the people and chiefs respecting the missionaries.
HOO-HU-OI
adj. Causing jealousy; distrusting one's faithfulness; he mea hoohuoi ia Halaaniani ka nalo ana o Laieikawai. See Laieik. 128.
Hoohuoi (ho'o-hū'-ō'i), adj.
/ ho'o-hū'-ō'i /1. Causing jealousy; distrusting one's faithfulness: he mea hoohuoi ia Halaaniani ka nalo ana o Laieikawai. (Laieik. p. 128.)
2. Wondering.
Hoohuoi (ho'o-hū'-ō'i), n.
/ ho'o-hū'-ō'i /1. Jealousy; o ka hoohuoi o na kanaka ame na 'lii i na misionari, the jealousy of the people and chiefs respecting the missionaries.
2. A wondering; a feeling of doubt and curiosity.
Hoohuoi (ho'o-hū'-ō'i), v.
/ ho'o-hū'-ō'i /[Hoo and huoi, jealousy.]
1. To surmise; to infer; to imagine without certain knowledge.
2. To be jealous; to feel jealous toward another for some real or supposed advantage: Ina i noho lakou me kekahi alii hoohuoi kekahi alii, if they had lived with a particular chief, another chief would have been jealous.
ho‘ohuoi
suspicion.
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