lawehala
/ lawe.hala /nvs., Sin, sinner, delinquency, offense; evil, delinquent, sinful; to sin, transgress.
- Examples:
- Keiki lawehala, delinquent child.
- Lawehala ʻōpiopio, juvenile delinquency.
Papa helu loli | Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
nvs., Sin, sinner, delinquency, offense; evil, delinquent, sinful; to sin, transgress.
Papa helu loli | Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
Papa helu loli | Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
v. Lawe and hala, an offense. To carry or bear guilt, i. e., to commit an offense.
2. To sin; to sin against one. Puk. 20:17. To transgress, by taking a forbidden object. Ios. 7:11. To trespass.
3. Hoo. To find occassion against one. Kin. 43:18. To cause one to appear guilty.
4. To be overtaken in a fault; e loohia ma na mea ino.
s. One bearing sin; an open transgressor of the law.
2. The indulgence of sin; the practice of evil.
3. One that breaks an obligation or covenant; one overtaken in the commission of evil.
4. Abstractly, sin; evil; a sinner; an adversary; an enemy.
5. The person against whom one has sinned.
adj. Sin-carrying; sinful; doing that which is forbidden.
Sincarrying; sinful; doing that which is forbidden.
1. One bearing sin; an open transgressor of the law.
2. The indulgence of sin; the practice of evil.
3. One who breaks an obligation or covenant; one overtaken in the commission of evil.
4. Abstractly, sin; evil.
5. A sinner.
6. An adversary; an enemy.
[Lawe, to bear, and hala, an offense.]
1. To carry or bear guilt, that is, to commit an offense.
2. To transgress; to be morally wrong.
To commit an offense; to sin against someone; to transgress; one who breaks a covenant.
I. o ka hana ino ia hai ia. Kauoha mai ke kanawai o Mose, e hoihoi ka lawehala i ka mea ana i lawe hewa ai, a e haawi hoi i ka mohai e hoolaulea ai i ke Akua, Oihk. 5; 6:1-7; Hal. 51:4. Olelo mai o Kristo, ina manao kakou e loaa ke kala ana o ka hewa mai ke Akua niai, pono e kala aku ia hai, Mat, 6:14, 15, a e hoolaulea i ka hoahanau, Mat. 5:23-25.
sinner.
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