keki-
pākuʻina kaumua ｜ prefixDeci-, i.e. a prefix meaning one tenth.
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KE-KI
s. The name of a bush or small tree whose fruit is eaten in time of scarcity.
KE-KI
s. O keki no ame ka uhane.
Keki (kē-kī'), n.
/ kē-kī' /1. [Ke, the, and ki, the root of the ti plant.] The root of the ti plant.
2. [Ke, the, and ki, lock.] The lock
keki
Shrub or small tree whose fruit was eaten in time of food scarcity. No other data. (A.)
KEKI
I. Ua manaoia mamua, ina nui na keiki a kekahi, oia ka mea pomaikai io, Hal. 127:3-5; a ina he keiki ole ka wahine mare, kaumaha no, 1 Sam. 1:10; i nui mai na keiki, oia ka pomaikai o ka wahine mare, Ruta 4:11. Ua hoike nui mai ka Baibala i ka eha o ka haakohi; oia kekahi hua o ka haule ana, pela ka Paulo i hoike mai; aka, iloko o ka eha i haule mai maluna o lakou, no ka hewa, Kin. 3:16, e hoolaia lakou, ke hilinai lakou i ke Akua me ka manaoio, 1 Tim. 2:15.
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