1. nvi. Mourning, wailing, lamentation; to wail, lament, weep for joy.
2. n. Calm, of sea, atmosphere.
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vs. Many, numerous; often, much.
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v. Make and ana, a dying. To mourn, that is, to make the sound of mourning; to mourn; to wail, as for the dead; to mourn, as at the death of a relative or friends; to mourn in any manner.
2. To float in the air, as the sound of mourning. NOTE.—Mourning among Hawaiians was expressed by audible lugubrious tones of the voice.
s. A wailing; a mourning or lamentation for the dead; the sound of mourning or wailing. Kanl. 26:14. See KUMAKENA.
2. Sorrow or suffering from habits of intoxication; pau ka makena ana o ka poe ona rama, the sorrows of those drinking rum were ended.
3. Sorrow; disappointment. Laieik. 66.
adj. Mourning; lamenting the death of a friend; wawa makena, a noise of lamentation for the dead; kapa makena, mourning garments. Kin. 38:14.
1. Mourning; lamenting the death of a friend; wawa makena, a noise of lamentation for the dead; kapa makena, mourning garments.
2. Many, numerous.
Often; much; to a great degree. Makena no hoi ua hilahila ia oe e ke hoa. Laieik. p. 66.
1. A walling; a mourning or lamentation for the dead; the sound of mourning or wailing. Syn: Kumakena.
2. Sorrow or suffering from habits of intoxication: Pau ka makena ana o ka poe ona rama, The sorrows of those drinking rum were ended.
3. Sorrow; disappointment.
[Make and ana, a dying.]
1. To mourn, that is, to make the sound of mourning; to mourn; to wail, as for the dead; to mourn, as at the death of a relative or friend; to mourn in any manner.
2. To float in the air, as the sound of mourning. (Mourning among Hawaiias was expressed by audible lugubrious tones of the voice.)
mourning for the dead. Land section, Puna, Hawaii.
Literally, abundance.
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Literally, abundance.
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mourning; lamentations; many, often, much.
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