maloʻo
nvs., Dry, dried up, evaporated, juiceless, desiccated; stale, as bread; drought, dryness.
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maloo
/ MA-LOO /v. To dry up, as water.
2. To wither, as a tree.
3. To become dry, as a river. Ios. 3:16.
4. Hoo. To cause to dry up, as the sea. Ios. 2:10. To dry or season in the sun.
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maloo
/ MA-LOO /adj. Dry; dry, as land, in opposition to water; dry in opposition to moist or wet.
2. Dead, as a vegetable dried up.
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maloo
/ mă'-lo'o /1. adj., Dry, as land, in opposition to water; dry in opposition to moist or wet.
2. adj., Dead, as a vegetable dried up.
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maloo
/ mă'-lo'o /1. v., To be dried up, as water.
2. v., To be withered as a tree.
3. v., To become dry, as a river.
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malo‘o
dry; dead, of a dried up vegetable.
maloʻo
Dry, as land, in opposition to water (AP).
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