lū.heʻe
n.v. Fishing for octopus with line and cowry lure; the octopus lure; to fish thus.
LU-HEE
v. To pull up and down the line, as in catching the squid.
LU-HEE
s. Name of a species of fish caught with a hook.
2. Name of a quality of stone or rock; eia na pohaku luhee, he mau ano e loa ko lakou, here are the luhee rocks unlike all others.
Luhee (lū'-he'e), n.
1. A quality of stone or rock; eia na pohaku luhee, he mau ano e loa ko lakou, here are the luhee rocks unlike all others. (Pohaku luhee is the stone sinker attached along with the cowry shell to a squid hook.)
2. One whose employment is to fish for squid.
Luhee (lū'-he'e), v.
To pull up and down the line, as in catching the squid (hee).
lūheʻe
To pull up and down on the line, as in catching squid; octo- pus lure.
luheʻe
Fishing for octopus with a line and a cowry lure. Also the name of the lure.
lūheʻe
A material unlike any other. Used in making cowry octopus lures.
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