kō.liʻu.liʻu
vs. Dim, obscure, indistinct, as a distant object or sound. Ka hānau ʻana ame ka wā kōliʻuliʻu o kō Ka-welo noho ʻana (FS 33), the birth and dim distant time of Ka-welo's life. ʻIke kōliʻuliʻu, to see faintly, to have slight knowledge.
KO-LI-U-LI-U
s. See LIULIU. An imaginary sound heard or supposed to be heard from afar; a whisper from some other world; something from afar; inu wai koliuliu o Hilo; something seen afar off, as a person, but so far as not to distinguish anything particularly.
koliuliu
/ kō'-li'u-li'u /adj., Far off; indistinct; very remote.
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Koliuliu (kō'-li'u-li'u), n.
1. An indistinct sound heard from afar.
2. A whisper from some other world.
3. Something from afar: inu wai koliuliu o Hilo.
4. Something seen afar off, as a person, but so far as not to distinguish anything particularly.
koliuliu
/ kō'-li'u-li'u /v., To be not clear on account of remoteness or obstruction of vision or hearing.
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koli‘uli‘u
indistinct sound from afar.
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