1. nvt. Fiber, thread, rootlet (Kel. 121), wisp; strand, as of a spider web; faint footprint; to tread, track, follow, as a trail; small, narrow, thin, as of a fiber; weak, sickly. See ex., puahilohilo. Maʻawe ala, faint path or track; fig., departure of the soul after death. hoʻo.maʻawe To make a tracing; footprint, track, slight path; to make small fibers or threads. (PNP makawe.)
2. n. A variety of taro.
v. To, go along a narrow road; to wind along, as in a crooked path.
2. To be small; to be thin; to be poor in flesh; hence,
3. To be weak or sickly. See AWE, the strings or tails of a squid.
s. Ma and awe. See AWE-AWE, to be small. A small indefinite part of something; a small substance; a bit of a string or small piece of a rope; a shoe string, &c. Kin. 14:23.
2. A print of a footstep; a track; the wake of a ship; he aweawe, me he holo ana na ka moku.
adj. Small; narrow; thin.
2. Moving in a narrow path; applied to a road or path; hele aku la oia i ke ala maawe iki a ke aloha, he has gone in the path little traveled by the loved ones.
1. Small; narrow; thin.
2. Moving in a narrow path; applied to a road or path: Hele aku la oia i ke ala maawe iki a ke aloha. He has gone in the path little traveled by the loved ones.
[Ma and awe, from aweawe, to be small.]
1. n., A small indefinite part of something; a small substance; a bit of a string or small strand of a rope; a thread, string; strand in a fabric.
2. n., A print of a footstep; a track; the wake of a ship; he aweawe, me he holo ana na ka moku.
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1. To go along a narrow road; to wind along, as in a crooked path.
2. To be small; to be thin; to be poor in flesh; hence,
3. To be weak or sickly.
fiber, strand.
Moving in a narrow path; applied to a road or path (AP).
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