mā.hiki.hiki
1. Redup. of mahiki 1, 2, 5. (PPN mafitifiti.)
2. Same as mahiki 4.
3. n. Stone, as used for adze. Also called makaiʻa.
MA-HI-KI-HI-KI
v. Freq. of mahiki. To jump or fly frequently.
2. To vibrate rapidly, as the tongue; e kapalili.
3. To shake, as in an earthquake; to move frequently.
4. To overturn; to upset.
5. To spatter; to flap; to spatter, as ink in writing.
MA-HI-KI-HI-KI
s. A sort of thick high grass; the place where such grass grows.
Mahikihiki (mă-hī'-kĭ-hī'-ki), n.
/ mă-hī'-kĭ-hī'-ki /Same as mahiki, a grass.
Mahikihiki (mă'-hī'-kĭ-hī'-ki), v.
/ mă'-hī'-kĭ-hī'-ki /[Freq. of mahiki.]
1. To jump or fly frequently.
2. To vibrate rapidly, as the tongue; e kapalili.
3. To shake, as in an earthquake; to move frequently.
4. To overturn; to upset.
5. To spatter, as ink in writing.
māhikihiki
To teeter-totter, seesaw. Also called mahiki.
mahikihiki
To jump or fly; to vibrate rapidly, as the tongue; to shake, as an earthquake; to overturn, upset.
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