1. vs. Firm, hard; thick, stiff, as molasses; jellied, solidified; to gel, harden; to settle, as dregs; to thicken, as cream; dregs, sediment, lees. hoʻo.mā.kū To cause to harden, solidify, thicken, gel; to lower, as clouds. Fig., to show off.
2. Same as kokiʻo, a native hibiscus.
v. To run and hide; to flee.
v. To be full grown; to be full sized.
2. To be fixed; to be firm; to be hard.
3. To be large for numerous.
4. Hoo. To dress up in a quantity of kapa with pomp; to make a great show.
adj. Full grown; firm; hard.
2. Stiff or thick, as oil by long standing; maku ka aila. See MAKUA below.
s. Dregs of a liquid; lees; settlings. Isu. 50:17. The mother of vinegar; the lees of wine.
Full grown; firm; hard.
Thick; stiff; not flowing smoothly: Maku ka aila, The oil is thick.
Dregs of a liquid; lees; settlings. The mother of vinegar; the lees of wine.
1. To be full grown; to be full sized.
2. To be fixed; to be firm; to be hard.
3. To be large or numerous.
4. To run and hide and be found, as in the game of hide-and-seek.
I. oia ke koena okaoka ma ka pahu waina. He waina kahiko ia. Ua hoohalike me ia ka lahui waiwai, a noho nanea, Ier. 48:11; Zep. 1:12.
dregs, sediment: thick, stiff, like molasses.
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