hoʻokē
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hoʻokē
To blow one's nose.
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hooke
/ HOO-KE /1. v., See ke, to force; to compel. To crowd together, as at the door of a house (as formerly); to elbow; to edge on by degrees.
2. To get possession in a foreign country without permission; applied to many foreigners who have crowded themselves in; to push aside any person or thing that is in the way.
3. To get one into difficulty; to struggle against opposition.
4. To abstain from; to let alone; to leave untouched.
5. To blow the nose.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
hooke
kikino ｜ noun / HOO-KE /s., A struggling against difficulty; an urging on.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
hooke
/ ho'o-kē' /1. n., A struggling against dififculty; an urging on.
2. n., A push; a shove.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
hooke
/ ho'o-kē' /[Hoo and ke, to compel.]
1. v., To crowd together, as at the door of a house; to elbow; to edge on by degrees.
2. v., To push aside any person or thing that is in the way.
3. v., To get one into difficulty by intrusion or intrigue.
4. v., To struggle against opposition.
5. v., To abstain from; to let alone; to oppose.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
hoʻokē
To blow the nose.
hoʻokē
To crowd at the door of a house; to elbow oneʻs way; to force oneself into possession, as a foreigner.
ho‘oke’
to crowd together, push one aside.
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