kulua
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kūlua
kikino ｜ noun / kū.lua /n., Pairing off, as of mates; twins.
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kūlua
kikino ｜ noun / kū•lua /kikino, In math. Twin.
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- Examples:
- Helu kumu kūlua. Twin primes.
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kūlua
kikino ｜ noun / kū•lua /kikino, In basketball. Shooting guard or two man.
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kūlua
kikino ｜ noun / kū•lua /kikino, Either an offensive or defensive player, in football. Tackle.
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KU-LU-A
s. The name of a day of the month or of the moon.
2. The union of two things; a pair of twins.
KU-LU-A
v. To flow down; to run, as water. See KULU.
2. To water, as land; to give drink, as to an animal.
3. To flow along, as in singing or reciting poetry.
4. To sing, as a song.
5. The name of a person whose father is a chief and his mother not; ina he alii ka makuakane, a he alii ole ka makuahine, ua kapaia ka laua keiki he kulua, a he waiki kahi inoa, he kukaepopolo kahi inoa; o ke ano o ia mau olelo, he alii akaka ole.
Kulua (kū'-lū'-a), n.
/ kū'-lū'-a /1. The third day and night after the new moon.
2. The union of two things.
3. A pair of twins.
Kulua (kū'-lū'-a), n.
/ kū'-lū'-a /A person whose father is a chief and his mother is not: ina he alii ka makuakane, a he alii ole ka makuahine, ua kapaia ka laua keiki he kulua, a he waiki kahi inoa, he kukaepopolo kahi inoa; o ke ano o ia mau olelo, he alii akaka ole.
Kulua (kū'-lū'-a), v.
/ kū'-lū'-a /[Contraction of kuluia, passive of kulu, to drop or leak, as water.] Leaked: Ua kulua ka hale o. kakou i ka po nei; our house leaked last night.
Kū-lua
Cones on the northeast rift of Mauna Loa, Hawaiʻi. Gulch, ʻĪlio Pt. qd., Molokaʻi. Lit., two standing.
kulua
Person whose father was a chief and mother was not. See kūkae pōpolo, waiki. (A.)
Ku-lua
Fourth night. Day of freedom from kapu.
Ku-lua
Seventeenth night, when the moon seems to dip into the ocean. Farmers trust this day; the sea gathers up and replaces the sand.
Ku-lua
Seventeenth night, when the moon seems to dip into the ocean. Farmers trust this day; the sea gathers up and replaces the sand.
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