nvi. Faint, faint-hearted; dispirited, weak; fainting. hoʻo.maʻule To cause fainting; to faint; to feign fainting. Ā ua hoʻomaʻule hoʻi iā mākou no kō mākou mau hewa (Isa. 64.7), and has consumed us because of our iniquities. Hoʻomaʻule ka lemu (For. 6:27), relax the buttocks [as during rituals].
v. Ma and ule, to swing. To be weak or faint through great fear or suffering.
2. With naau, to faint from hearing strange or exciting news. Kin. 45:26.
3. To be dispirited; to lose courage.
4. To be dizzy or weak through dizziness.
5. To be faint through fasting. Mat. 15:32.
6. Hoo. To consume; to cause to fail. Isa. 64:7.
s. A dispirited state of mind; weakness; faintness. Oihk. 26:36. Dizziness.
adj. Faint; weak; fearful; fainthearted; dizzy; poniuniu.
Faint; weak; fearful; fainthearted: dizzy; poniuniu.
A dispirited state of mind; weakness; faintness; dizziness.
1. To be weak or faint through great fear or suffering.
2. With naau, to faint from hearing strange or exciting news.
3. To be dispirited; to lose courage.
4. To be dizzy or weak through dizziness.
5. To be faint from fasting.
To be faint through fasting; to be weak through dizziness.
to faint.
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