kauwō
Variant spelling of kauō.
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kauwo
/ KAU-WO /1. v., To draw or drag along; to haul, as a load. Kanl. 21:3.
2. To draw morally, i.e., to endure; to incline to do a thing.
3. To conduct, as a prisoner.
4. To pray for a special blessing or favor; applied to the worship at the time of makahiki.
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kauwo
kikino ｜ noun / KAU-WO /s., Seed; offspring; increase; fruit of marriage. If Nabienaena had had a son, the old chiefs would say "ua loaa ke kauo." D. Malo. Hence, a supporter, a sustainer.
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kauwo
/ KAU-WO /v., To pull; to draw, &c. See kauo.
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kauwo
kikino ｜ noun / kă'u-wō' /1. n., Seed; offspring; increase: If Nahienaena had had a son, the old chiefs would say "Ua loaa ke ke kauwo."—D. Malo.
2. n., A supporter; a sustainer.
3. n., A succeeder; one who comes in the place of another.
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kauwo
/ kă'u-wō' /v., Same as kauo, to draw.
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kauwō
Offspring; fruit of marriage. David Maio says, “If Nahienaena had had a son, the old chiefs would say ʻua loaʻa ke kauō; hence, a supporter, a sustainer.” (A.)
kauwō
To pray for a special blessing or favor. Applied to the worship at the time of the makahiki.
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