miko
1. vs., Seasoned with salt (Kol. 4.6); salted, tasty.
- References:
- Cf. mikomiko.
2. nvi., To kink, snarl, become ensnared; kink, snarl.
- Examples:
- Ua miko ka lopi, the thread has kinked.
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MI-KO
v. To be salted; to be seasoned, as food.
2. To be entangled; to be mixed up with something else; to tie up into a knot.
3. FIG. To be tasteful; to be edifying and profitable, as instructive conversation. Kol. 4:6. To be advantaged by another; to be benefited. Ezera 4:14.
4. Hoo. To season; to salt. Oihk. 2:13.
MI-KO
adj. Seasoned with salt; savory; saltish. Puk. 29:2. Na mea miko, spicery used in embalming. 2 Oihl. 16:14.
2. Entangled; tied up in a knot. See NAPUU.
Miko (mī'-ko), adj.
1. Seasoned with salt; savory; saltish. Na mea miko, spicery used in embalming.
2. Tied up in a knot; kinky. Syn: Napuupuu.
Miko (mī'-ko), v.
1. To be salted; to be seasoned, as food.
2. To be entangled; to be kinked, as a rope; to tie up into a knot.
3. Fig. To be tasteful; that is, to be edifying and profitable, as instructive conversation.
4. To be ensnared or made a victim of.
Miko
Lane, Moana-lua, Honolulu. Lit., salted.
miko
Seasoned with salt.
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