lao.lao
n. Deep booming sound, as of distant surf. Rare.
laʻo.laʻo
1. Redup. of laʻo 1. Laʻolaʻo ka maka i ka lihilihi, to have an eyelash in the eye. Laʻolaʻo kanaka, commoner.
2. n. Lack of satisfaction, even discomfort, resulting from eating unaccustomed or foreign food.
3. n. Kindling; small sticks placed at a break in a bank of a taro patch; trash.
4. vs. Rough, pitted, calloused.
LA-O-LA-O
s. A bundle of small sticks tied up for fuel.
2. A bundle of anything tied up for carrying.
3. Little sticks put down to help sustain the kuauna or bank of a kalo patch; ka laolao nahele kuakua loi.
4. The booming or bass sound of a bell.
5. The pain of the eye suffering from a mote. See LAO 3.
6. An uneasy state of the bowels tending towards colic.
Laolao (la'o-la'o), n.
/ la'o-la'o /1. A bundle of small sticks tied up for fuel.
2. A bundle of anything tied up for carrying.
3. Little sticks put down to help sustain the kuauna or bank of a taro patch; ka laolao nahele kuakua loi.
4. Discomfort arising from the inflammation of some membranous tissue, as the eye suffering from a mote, or the bowels from a tendency to colic.
Laolao (lā'o-lā'o), n.
/ lā'o-lā'o /A deep booming sound, as that of a surf breaking far away.
laʻolaʻo
Discomfort arising from inflammation of a membranous tissue, as an eye suffering from a mote, or the bowels from a tendency to colic. (HPL.)
la‘ola‘o
bundle of fuel sticks, fagot.
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