To bring on line, as a computer system. Ua hoʻopaʻeʻe ʻia maila ka ʻōnaehana ma hope o ka hoʻoponopono ʻia e ka luna pūnaewele. The system was brought on line after the network supervisor fixed the problem. Comb. hoʻo- + paʻeʻe. Cf. hoʻopahemo. See paʻeʻe.
v. See PAE, to misunderstand. To hear indistinctly through some noise; to misunderstand what is said; to be partially deaf.
s. A desire and an effort to obtain another's property; a species of robbery.
1. A desire and an effort to obtain another's property; a species of robbery.
2. A method of defrauding by representing incorrectly; a getting possession of something by trickery. Syn: Apuka.
[Hoo and paee, to hear indistinctly.]
1. To cause to hear indistinctly through noise.
2. To cause to be unintelligible; to apeak rapidly or indistinctly so as to cause a misunderstanding; to misrepresent.
3. To misunderstand what is said; to be partly deaf.
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