HOO-KA-HA-KA-HA
v. To put on many clothes, as children; to make a great show.
2. To make a great heap of kapas on which to sit or be carried, as in former times.
3. To make a display; to exhibit finery.
HOO-KA-HA-KA-HA
s. A display; an exhibition; a celebration; hana iho la ia i hookahakaha no kana poe wahine, he made an exhibition of his wives.
HOO-KA-HA-KA-HA
adj. Superb; fine; nice; making a display as a dandy.
Hookahakaha (ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha), adj.
/ ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha /Superb; showy; fine; making a display as a dandy. (Applied to the merits of an exhibition.)
Hookahakaha (ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha), n.
/ ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha /A display; an exhibition; a celebration; hana iho la ia i hookahakaha no kana poe wahine, he made an exhibition of his wives.
Hookahakaha (ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha), v.
/ ho'o-kă'-hă-kă'-ha /To parade; to make an ambitious display; to show off.
hoʻokahakaha
To pile kapa in a heap for one to sit on or be car- ried about; to make a display; to exhibit finery.
ho‘okahakaha
showy, dandified, display.
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