HOO-PAE
v. See PAE, to go ashore. To cause to arrive at land; to go ashore from a canoe, boat or vessel.
2. To float ashore, as anything at sea.
3. To throw up on a bank of a kalo patch.
hoopae
/ ho'o-pā'e /[Hoo and pae, to float ashore.]
1. v., To cause to arrive at land; to go ashore from a canoe, boat or vessel.
2. v., To float ashore, as anything at sea.
3. v., To build up on a bank of a taro patch.
4. v., To run upon a beach, as a canoe. A modern application of the word ia to smuggle.
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hoʻopae
To go ashore from a canoe, boat, or vessel; to beach a canoe.
ho‘opae
to run canoe up on beach.
hoʻopae
To build up an embankment, row, cluster (PE).
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