palala
n., Barrel.
- Source:
- English.
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palalā
/ pala.lā /n., A low or rumbling sound (similar to palalū).
- References:
- Cf. kōhikōhikūpalalā.
- PPN palalaa .
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pālala
/ pā.lala /1. nvi., Gift or tax given to a chief at the birth of a child; to honor a child with a gift; house-warming feast; to have such a feast.
- Examples:
- ʻAhaʻaina pālala, feast, as in honor of a child.
- References:
- Laie 445.
2. vs., Clear.
- References:
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pā.lālā
Same as pālahalaha.
palala
See pānini palala.
PA-LA-LA
v. To tax the people for kapa, poi, &c., on the birth of a young chief.
2. E haki lala ka nalu, e kahi aoao.
PA-LA-LA
s. A tax paid on the birth of a chief.
2. A gift; a present on the birth of a child.
3. A wedding feast. Kin. 29:22. Also connected with ahaaina. Luk. 14:10.
4. A feast made by a chief for any purpose. Laieik. 88.
5. A tax paid to the chiefs for any purpose; he mea palala ia ka hulumanu o na 'lii.
Palala (pā-lā'-la), n.
1. A donation paid on the birth of a chief.
2. A gift; a present on the birth of a child.
3. A wedding feast; also connected with ahaaina.
4. A feast made by a chief for any purpose. Laieik. p. 88.
5. A tax paid to the chiefs for any purpose: he mea palala ia ka hulumanu o na 'lii.
Palala (pă-lā'-la), v.
To tax the people for tapa, poi, etc., on the birth of a young chief.
Palala (pā'-lă'-la), v.
To break on one side or break in parts, said of a breaking surf or wave; e haki lala ka nalu, e, i hookahi aoao.
palalā
Barrel.
pālala
Tax paid on the birth of a child to a chief, generally consisting of kapa, poi, etc.
pālala
Gift or tax given to a chief at the birth of a child; to honor a child with a gift; house-warming feast (PE).
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