kawele
vi., To work or act slowly and in moderation, as in paddling a canoe or farming; slow, lingering, as disease.
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vi., To work or act slowly and in moderation, as in paddling a canoe or farming; slow, lingering, as disease.
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1. nvi., Kind of chant with clear, distinct pronunciation, somewhat like kepakepa but slower; to chant thus.
2. nvi., A hula step: one foot makes a half circle forward and to the side without touching the floor; usually in combination with other steps as the holo or ʻuwehe; to do this step.
3. nvt., Towel, napkin, dishcloth; to wipe or dry with a cloth.
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hamani To dust or wipe with a cloth. Dic. Cf. kāhilihili. Kāwele maloʻo. To dust with a dry cloth. Kāwele maʻū. To dust with a damp cloth.
v. To work slowly or moderately, as at rowing a canoe, or at cultivating the soil; kawele wale aku no.
adj. Slow; lingering, as a disease; o ka hookuli ka mea e kawele nei ia poe.
s. Eng. A towel; a napkin; a wiping cloth.
Slow; lingering, as a disease; o ka hookuli ka mea e kawele nei ia poe.
[Eng.] A towel; a napkin; a wiping cloth.
To dry by rubbing with a towel.
To work slowly or moderately, as at rowing a canoe, or cultivating the soil.
To row slowly, paddle a canoe slowly.
Towel, napkin; to wipe cloth.
In this hula step the foot makes a half circle forward and to the side not touching the floor. See kawelu. (PE.)
See ʻai kāwele.
See ʻai kāwele.
towel, napkin.
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