naholo
vi., To flee, of several; to run away; gone away (2 Sam. 23.9).
- Pau nui nā koa i ka naholo, every last one of the soldiers fled.
- References:
- PPN ngaasolo.
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/ NA-HO-LO /v. Na and holo, to run. To run along on the ground. Puk. 9:23.
2. To run at random, here and there; to run away from, through fear. Luk. 8:34.
3. To be absent; to be gone away. 2 Sam. 23:9.
4. To flee away from, as from an enemy in battle. 2 Sam. 23:11.
5. To run along together, as a company of people desirous of doing something; naholo mai la lakou ma keia kapa, they ran along on this side (of the stream.)
Naholo i ka laula o Puna,
Ka luhi a ke kalukalu,
Ku moena a ipo,
Moku mahole i ka hoa mauu.
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naholo
/ NA-HO-LO /s. A running; a fleeing; a retreat; a flight.
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/ nă-hō'-lo /n., A running; a fleeing; a retreat; a flight.
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/ nă-hō'-lo /[Na and holo, to run.]
1. v., To run along on the ground.
2. v., To run at random, here and there; to run away from through fear.
3. v., To be absent; to be gone away.
4. v., To flee from, as from an enemy in battle.
5. v., To run along together, as a company of people desirous of doing something; naholo mai la lakou ma keia kapa, they ran along on this side (of the stream).
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