kē.pau
n. Lead, pitch, tar, resin, pewter; gum, as on ripe breadfruit; any sticky juice, as of pāpala; printers' type; sinker on a fishing line. Hua kēpau, type. ʻŌniu hoʻolele hua kēpau, to set type. Kēpau ana hohonu, lead for sounding depths.
kēpau
kikino Lead; leaden. Dic.
KE-PAU
s. A general name of substances fusible by heat, as tar, pitch, rosin, lead, pewter, &c.
2. The name given by Hawaiians to printer's types; o ke kepau i paiia'i ka manao o ke kanaka, the types by which the thoughts of men are printed.
Kepau (kē'-pă'u), n.
1. A general name of substances fusible by heat, as tar, pitch, rosin, lead, pewter, etc.
2. The name given by Hawaiians to printer's type: o ke kepau i paiiai ka manao o ke kanaka; the type by which the thoughts of men are printed.
KEP 283 KI
kēpau
Birdlime; gum, as from ripe breadfruit.
kēpau
Lead, pewter.
kēpau
Word used by Hawaiians for printerʻs type. O ke kēpau i paiiaʻi ke manaʻo o ke kanaka, the types by which the thoughts of men are printed.
KEPAU
I. Ua oleloia keia metala ma ka Baibala. Ua poho no ko Aigupita me 'he kepau la' i ke Kaiula, Puk. 15:10; Nak. 31:22; Ez. 27:12; Iob. 19:24. I ka wa kahiko, ua koomaemaeia ke kala me ke kepau; pela i koomaemae iko la ke Akua i kona poe kanaka, Ier. 6:29, 30; Ez. 22:17-22. O ka mea i oleloia ke kepau ma Kin. 6:14, Puk. 2:3, he bitumena paha ia. He wahi pilali palolo, Kin. 11:3; 14:10. Ua loaa ma ke Kaimake. He nui no ma Babulona; a he mea wahie ia malaila. Ua kapalaia ka halelana o Noa a me ka halelana o Mose i keia mea, i paa, aole liu. Ua hahaoia ka halekia o Babela me ia me ke puna la. E nana KAI III
kepau
lead, rosin, tar.
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