hoʻāno
See ano, awe.
hōʻano
/ hō.ʻano /To cause to take a definite shape, produce a resemblance.
- References:
- See ʻano, somewhat.
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hoʻāno
hamani ｜ transitive verb / hoʻāno /hamani, To revere.
- Source:
- Examples:
- Ua hoʻāno ʻia nō kona mākaukau ma ka hoʻokani kīkā kī hōʻalu e kona mau hoa. He was revered by his contemporaries for his skill in playing slack key.
hoano
/ HO-A-NO /v., Ho for hoo, and ano, form.
1. To reverence in the highest degree. Mat. 6:9. To hallow. Oihk. 10:3. To be holy. Oihk. 11:45.
2. To set apart; to consecrate; to lay up, as a sacred deposit; to put by; to keep back. See hoanae.
3. Hoano e, to set apart for a particular purpose, either good or bad; to keep back; to conceal; to embezzle property.
4. To dare; to venture.
5. To be proud; to be full of self confidence. Rom. 2:17.
6. To change one's appearance; to appear what one is not; to disguise. 2 Sam. 28:8.
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hoano
kikino ｜ noun / HO-A-NO /s., See the verb. Pride; self confidence; a high, daring spirit. See hoaano and aano. Boasting of one's bravery. See haano.
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hoano
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / HO-A-NO /adj., Sacred. Puk. 3:5. Devoted to sacred uses. Oihk. 5:15, 16. Consecrated.
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hoano
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / hō'-ā'-no /Holy; devoted to sacred uses.
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hoano
/ hō'-ă'-no /1. n., Pride; self confidence; a high, daring spirit. See hoaano and aano.
2. n., Boasting of one's bravery. See haano.
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hoano
/ hō'-ā'-no /1. v., To reverence; to attribute divine honor to.
2. v., To hallow.
3. v., To render obeisance to.
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hoʻāno
Awe, reverence. See ano.
HOANO
I. e hoohemolele, e hookaawale, e hoolaa, e hoana e. Pela no e hoanoia ka inoa, a me ka mana, a me ka nani o ke Akua, oia, i hoolaaia me he mea hemolele. E nana HOOLAA.
HOANO
I. oia ka hookaawale no ke Akua, Kin. 2:3; Puk. 19:22, 23. Hoolaaia ma ke kanawai o Mose, oia ke ano o keia mau huaolelo ma ke Kauoha Kahiko; pela ka poe Hebera, lilo lakou i poe kanaka laa no ke Akua ma ka hana berita ana a me ka mohai ana i ka mohai, Puk. 31:13; pela hoi ua huikalaia ka halelewa, a me ke kuahu a me na kahuna, i kaawale ai lakouna ke Akua, Oihk. 8:10-12. Pela hoi i hoolaa iho la na kanaka ia lakou iho, i makaukau lakou no kekahi hana a ke Akua, Puk. 19:10, 11; Nah. 11:18. Ua hoolaaia kahi la i la pule, a i la hookeai, Ioela 1:14; a ua hoolaaia ka Sabati a hoano ia i la no ke Akua, Kan. 5:12. O keia mau hana a pau, he mau mea e hoomanao ai i ka hemolele o ke Akua, a me ka pono o ka noho maemae ana o na kanaka a pau. O ka huikala oiaio, oia ka hoomaemae i ka mea hewa a me ka mea haumia. He hana ia a ka Uhane Homelele iloko o ka naau o ka poe manaoio. Mahuahua ka maemae ana o ka poe manaoio a hiki aku i ka maemae loa iloko o ka lani. Hana pu no ka Uhane Hemolele me ka olelo a ke Akua i keia hana, Ioa. 14:26; 17:17; 2 Tes. 2:13; 1 Pet. 1:2. E pono i kela mea keia mea e hoolohe i ka Uhane o ke Akua, a e hooikaika i loaa ka maemae ana e like me ko ke Akua maemae. O ka mea i hoopakele maiia kakou i ka make, oia ke hoomaemae ia kakou i hemolele loa kakou ma ka lani.
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