huhū
nvi., Angry, offended, indignant, mad, scolding; anger, wrath; to scold, become angry.
- Examples:
- Huhū wela loa, very great anger, fury.
- Piʻi ka huhū, to become angry.
- References:
- See ex., pau pū.
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hūhū
/ hū.hū /Reduplication of hū #1; to bulge; to effervesce.
- References:
- PPN suusuu.
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huhu
1. n. A wood-boring insect, termite; worm-eaten, rotten. E ʻai nohoʻi ka huhu iā lākou e like me ka hulu hipa (Isa. 51.8), and the worm shall eat them like wool. (PCP (f,s)u(f,s)u.)
2. vt. To pet, cherish, as animal pets. Hānai ā huhu, to raise a pet. Moe kō a ka huhu, dream fulfilled and cherished.
HU-HU
s. The name of a worm, a moth-like animal that eats cloth. Isa. 51:8.
2. A worm or bug that bores into wood, rendering it full of holes.
HU-HU
adj. Rotten, as a calabash; worm-eaten, as wood.
HU-HU
v. See HU, to rise up; to swell. To be angry; to express angry feelings by scolding, storming, cursing, &c. Hoo. To provoke to anger; to offend. Puk. 23:21. To be crabbed; to be churlish. 1 Sam. 25:3.
HU-HU
s. Anger; wrath; displeasure.
HU-HU
adj. Angry; offended; provoked.
Huhu (hū'-hu), n.
1. A caterpillar that eats cloth.
2. An insect that bores into wood; a borer. (This insect, in its winged state is called; naonaolele, lit. flying ant. After dropping its wings it is called huhu or ukulaau, lit. wood louse.)
Huhu (hŭ-hū'), v.
[Freq. or intensive of hu, to rise up; to swell.] To be angry; to express angry feelings by scolding, storming, cursing; to be crabbed; to be churlish.
Huhu (hŭ-hū'), n.
Anger; wrath; displeasure.
Huhu (hŭ-hū'), adj.
Angry; offended; provoked.
Huhu (hū'-hu), adj.
Rotten, as a calabash; worm-eaten, as wood.
huhu
Perhaps the uhu. No data.
huhū
Faultfinding, with its angry undertones (huhū), finds fitting designation in the word ʻōhumu.
huhu
Any of the insects that bores into wood or eats cloth.
huhū
Angry, indignant.
HUHU
I. he wahi manao ikaika, ano eha e kupu mai ana iloko o ke kanaka, mea kumu i kekahi manawa, a kumu ole i kekahi manawa. O ka nui o ka huhu, ua kapaia ma ka Baibala, he mea hewa nui, Mat. 5:22; Ep. 4:31; Kol. 3:8. A ina he mea kumu ko kakou huhu i kekahi manawa, me ke aloha no kakou e homanao ai i ka lawehala, me ka hoomaopopo no hoi kekahi i na kauoha a ka Haku, a me ko kakou lawehala ana i kekahi manawa e pono ai ke kala ana mai, Mat. 6:15. No Iehova i oleloia'i ka huhu i kekahi manawa ma ka Palapala Hemolele, Hal. 7:11; 90:11; aka nae, aole o kakou e pono ke kuhihewa ua like kona huhu me ko kanaka. Ma ke ano hoohalike wale iho no ia olelo, i maopopo ia kakou, na kanaka; no ka mea, ma ko Iehova hoopai ana i kanaka hewa, me he mea la he huhu maoh no kona.
huhu
clothes-moth; termite.
huhu’
anger, displeasure.
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