nvt. To plant, bury; planting, burial. Figuratively, hereditary.
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vs. Sullen, sulky, stubborn.
kik/ham Crop or planting, i.e. the number of plantings of a particular plant. ʻEkolu kanu laiki ʻana o kēia loʻi o ka makahiki. This paddy produces three crops of rice per year. Cf. meaulu.
v. To bury, as a corpse. 1 Sam. 25:1. To cover up in the earth.
2. To plant, as seed; to plant out a vegetable. Hal. 80:15. To transplant.
3. To hide in the earth.
v. To be silent; to be stubborn.
s. A burial; a planting; a putting out of sight in the earth.
adj. Mea kanu, seed or a vegetable for planting; laau kanu, a tree for planting.
Relating to plants or seeds: mea kanu, seed or a vegetable for planting; laau kanu, a tree for planting.
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A burial; a planting; concealing in the earth.
1. To bury, as a corpse; to cover with, earth.
2. To plant, as seed.
3. To transplant.
4. To hide in the earth.
5. To set firmly in the earth.
To be sullen; to be stubborn.
To bury, cover up in the earth; burial.
to bury or plant.
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