1. nvt., Spy, scout; to spy, observe secretly.
2. (Cap.) Name of a strong, moderately cold northwesterly wind, known as Mālualua, Māluakiʻiwai, and Hoʻolua, in some localities; see also Koholā Lele and below.
3. A fishhook.
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n. Latch on sewing machine to which the bobbin is attached.
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v. To spy; to act the part of a spy by watching another's conduct or movements; e kiu malu, to spy secretly.
2. To spy out, as a country.Lunk. 18:2.
3. To look at with mischievous intent.
s. A spy. Kin. 42:9. I kou hoi ana, ea, mai hoolike ia oe me na,kiu; hoouna mai la oia i poe kiu, he sent forward a company of spies; ki mai ua poe kanaka kiu la i ka lakou pu, that company of spymen fired their guns.
2. A hook; a fish-hook.
3. The name of a strong wind at Honuaula,Maui,occasioned by the trades breaking over the mountains.
4. The north-west wind at Hana, Kaupo, &c., and very similar to a hoolua
1. A spy: I kou hoi ana, ea, mai hoolike ia oe me na kiu; hoouna mai la oia i poe kiu; he sent forward a company of spies; ki mai ua poe kanaka kiu la i ka lakou pu, that company of spies fired their guns.
2. A strong moderately cold northwest wind. Also known as malualua or maluakiiwai, holua and hoolua.
1. To spy; to act the part of a spy by watching another's conduct or movements: e kiu malu, to inspect secretly.
2. To notice with care; to observe for special purpose.
Jew; Jewish.
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Strong wind at Honuaʻula, Maui, occasioned by trades breaking over the mountain; northwest wind at Hāna, Kaupō, and elsewhere, very similar to those at Hoʻolua, Mālualua, and Malua-kiʻi-wai.
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