hoʻolana
/ hoʻo.lana /1. See lana; disobedient, willful.
- Examples:
- Hoʻolana nohoʻi nā keiki, the children are so willful.
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HOO-LA-NA
v. See LANA, to float; to hope. To cause to float; to be light; to float upon, as upon water.
2. To offer, as a sacrifice.
3. To listen with attention; e hoolana, i ka pepeiao.
HOO-LA-NA
s. Indifference in regard to morals and moral principles; aole e pili nui kekahi mau hewa iloko o ka pono, o ka hookaulana, o ka hoolana, &c.
Hoolana (ho'o-lā'-na), v.
/ ho'o-lā'-na /[Hoo and lana, to float; to hope.]
1. To cause to float; to be light; to float upon, as upon water.
2. To listen with attention; e hoolana i ka pepeiao.
3. To cheer up; to infuse life or hope into; to encourage.
4. To insist upon; to; persist from obstinacy, whether right or wrong.
Hoʻolana
Ancient surfing area, Kohala district, Hawaiʻi. (Finney, 1959a:51.) Lit., to cause to float.
hoʻolana
Indifference to moral principles. (A.) Cheerful, unworrying; to encourage. (Mat. 14:27; PE.)
ho‘olana
to cause to float, launch, give attention, cheer up.
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