paʻaʻā
/ paʻa.ʻā /1. n., Fiber, as of sugar-cane stalk or of banana sheath (probably a contraction of paʻa, solid, and ʻaʻa, fiber).
2. n., Variant of pāpaʻa #3.
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pāʻāʻā
/ pā.ʻā.ʻā /1. n., First stage of growth of the fish akule, 6 or 7 cm. long.
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- Cf. halalū.
2. n., Inferior tapa made from small lengths of bark.
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PA-AA
s. The rind of the banana; the skin or outside covering of a cluster of bananas; the fibre of a banana stalk; he ili mawaho o ka pumaia. See AA.
PA-AA
adj. See AA. Stony, as land; full of stones.
2. Burnt; scorched.
Paaa (pā'-ă-ā'), adj.
/ pā'-ă-ā' /[Aa, stony.]
1. Stony, as land; full of stones.
2. Burnt; scorched.
Paaa (pā-a'a), n.
/ pā-a'a /Fiber of any vegetable growth as distinguished from the pulp; outer covering of fibrous plants.
paʻaʻā
Skin of the banana; fruit and outside covering sheath of a cluster of bananas; fiber of the banana stalk.
paʻaʻā
Banana leaves used for thatch and lining on high chiefsʻ houses.
pāʻāʻā
Early practice of using short lengths of bark to produce a poor quality kapa.
paʻaʻā
Fiber, as of sugarcane stalk or banana sheath.
pa‘a‘a
banana skin.
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