māinoino
/ mā.ino.ino /Reduplication of māino.
- Examples:
- Hana māinoino i nā holoholona, cruelty to animals.
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mā.ʻino.ʻino
vi. To deface, mar, spoil, ruin; defamed, defaced. Māʻinoʻino ka helehelena i ka maʻi lēpela, the face is disfigured by leprosy. hoʻo.mā.ʻino.ʻino To defame, slander, deface.
MA-I-NO-I-NO
v. The intensive of maino. To afflict; to abuse; to bring evil upon.
2. Hoo. To suffer from perverse treatment.
3. To torment; to afflict; to trouble; to curse; to be under a curse. Gal. 1:8.
4. To strip one of property; to make one ashamed.
5. To betray; to deceive; to persecute.
MA-I-NO-I-NO
s. A defacing or marring the beauty of a thing, as the countenance. Isa. 52:14.
2. Hoo. Affliction; persecution.
MA-I-NO-I-NO
adj. Reproachful; mocking; causing shame. Hoo. Despiteful; sneering; contemptuous.
MA-I-NO-I-NO
adv. Miserably; with much suffering. Ier. 16:4. Hoo. With great suffering; with severity; severely painful. 2 Pet. 2:6.
Mainoino (mā'-ī'-nŏ-i'-no), adj.
Reproachful; mocking; causing shame.
Mainoino (mā'-ī'-nō-ī'-no), adv.
Miserably; with much suffering.
Mainoino (mā'-ī'-nŏ-ī'-no), n.
1. Defacement.
2. Persecution.
Mainoino (ma'-ā'-nŏ-ī'-no), v.
[Intensive of maino.] To be afflicted; to suffer abuse. Hoomainoino is the active form.
mainoino
inhuman; defacement; atrocity; suffer.
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