hoʻolālā
To cause to branch out, as by topping; to branch out; to lay out land areas; to mark with lines; to plan, make plans or projects (see ex., ʻōhio).
- References:
- See lālā.
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hoʻolālā
See papa hoʻolālā.
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HOO-LA-LA
v. See LALA and HOOLAALAA, to branch out. To branch out, as the branches of a tree; to divide off different ways.
2. To lay the foundation of a work; to commence a job.
HOO-LA-LA
s. A stick once crooked that has been made straight; he hau hana ka inoa o ia wahi i ka hoolalaia.
HOO-LA-LA
v. To begin or commence a work or business.
HOO-LA-LA
v. To move aside out of the course, as one sailing in the surf turns off and goes some where else.
Hoolala (ho'o-lā'-lā'), v.
/ ho'o-lā'-lā' /[Hoo and lala, branch.]
1. To cause a branching out, as in plants by removing the top. To sprout from the stem as a plant.
3. To arrange the preliminaries for a definite piece of work; to lay foundations preparatory to starting work.
hoolala
/ ho'o-lă'-la /v., To make flexible or capable of bending by the application of heat: He Hauhana ka inoa o kahi e hoolala a ai, Hauhana is the name of the place (or oven) where the flexing or bending is done.
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hoolala
/ ho'o-lā'-lā /v., To go or steer out of a regular course; applied to a turning to the right as distinguished from muku or hoomuku, a turning to the left.
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hoʻolala
To change course in sailing; to tack. See pūnini.
ho‘ola’la’
to plan.
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