kō.wā
1. nvs. Intervening space or time; channel, canal, strait, gulch; separated, as by a passage or channel. Ke Kōwā o Pēlina, Bering Straits. hoʻo.kō.wā To separate by a space.
2. (Cap.) n. Star name (no data). (Kuhelani.)
KO-WA
v. To separate; to divide between two things.
KO-WA
s. See KOA and WA, a space. A vacant space between two things, as
1. The spaces between the fingers or toes.
2. A strip or space of water between two lands; hence, the channel of a harbor.
3. A strait or sound.
Kowa (kō'-wā'), n.
/ kō'-wā' /[Koa and wa, a space.]
1. A vacant space between two things, as:
2. The spaces between the fingers or toes.
3. A strip or space of water between two lands; hence, channel of a harbor; a strait or sound.
Kowa (kō'-wā'), v.
/ kō'-wā' /To be separated so as to form a narrow pass or passage between. (Hookowa, to make a space between; to separate.)
Kōwā
Channel between Coconut Island and the main island at Hilo, Hawaiʻi. Lit., Channel.
ko’wa’
space, strait, channel.
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