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kāne
1. n., Male, husband, male sweetheart, man; brother-in-law of a woman; male, masculine; to be a husband or brother-in-law of a woman.
- Examples:
- Kai kāne (Kep. 183), strong sea.
- Hana keiki kāne, man's work requiring strength.
- References:
- See kāne o ka pō.
- PPN taʻane.
2. (Cap.) n., The leading of the four great Hawaiian gods: see HM 42–66.
- References:
- PCP Taane.
3. (Cap.) n., Name of the 27th night of the lunar month.
4. (Cap.) n., Name of a sacred star, seen by priests as portending great misfortune, as the death of a chief; perhaps a variable like Mira or Algol, or even a nova.
5. n., Name given at ʻEwa, Oʻahu, for the Tahitian banana known as polapola and hēʻī.
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kāne
- References:
- See hoʻokae.
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kane
/ KA-NE /s. The male of the animal species; opposite to wahine.
2. A husband; he kane mea wahine, a husband having a wife; kane hou, a man lately married; a bridegroom; also, kane mare, a bridegroom.
3. The name of a stone god.
4. White spots on the flesh.
5. The god of living water; he akua nana ka wai ola.
6. The name of certain gods, Kane and Kanaloa.
7. The name of a small insect. See ANE.
8. Name of a day of the month; ma ia ao ae, o Kane ia la.
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KA-NE
v. To be or act the part of a husband. 1 Tim. 3:2.
Kane (kā'-ne), n.
/ kā'-ne /1. The male of the animal species; opposite to wahine, female.
2. A husband.
3. An eruption or formation of whitish flakes on the skin.
4. One of the more distinguished heathen gods of the ancient Hawaiians, also called Kane-i-ka-wai-ola, Kane of the Living Water.
5. A certain day in each month set apart for the worship of the god, Kane.
Kane (kā'-ne), v.
/ kā'-ne /To be or act the part of a husband: I kane oe na Lahopa; be a husband to Lahopa.
Kāne
Architect and builder, one of the four great gods. God of creation, sunlight, fresh water, and forests. There were no human sacrifices in his heiau. Prayers were offered to some sev- enty forms of Kāne. (KILO.)
kāne
Husband. Also called kāne i ka ʻili.
kane
Fungus skin disease; tinea.
Kāne
Twenty-seventh night, when the moon diminishes. A potato planting day. Kapu Kāne, kapu nights of Kāne and Lono.
kane
male; husband.
kāne
1. Husband. In re Estate of Moehonua, 6 Haw. 338, 341 (1882). 2. The male; a husband (AP). 3. Male, husband, man; brother-in-law of a woman (PE).
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