pē.pē
1. Redup. of pē 1. Naʻau pēpē (Kep. 75), modest spirit. Hanapēpē (place name), crushed bay [perhaps so called because of landslides]. He pēpē ʻōmaka no Hilo, pā i ka paʻakai, uāniʻi, a crushing of the fish ʻōmaka from Hilo, touched with salt, stiffens [of a weakling]. hoʻo.pē.pē, hō.pē.pē Redup. of hoʻopē; to flatten; humble. (2 Sam. 22.43.) (PPN pee.)
2. n. Baby. Eng. hoʻo.pē.pē To act like a baby; infantile.
PE-PE
v. To throw down; to throw down flat; to spread out.
2. To flatten or spread out after falling.
3. To crush. Oihk. 22:24. To bruise.
4. To make small by compression.
5. Hoo. To scatter abroad, as things crushed fine. 2 Sam. 22:43.
PE-PE
s. Any substance crushed fine or flattened down; that which is spread out by pressure.
PE-PE
adj. Broken or flattened down; broken fine; bruised; ground fine.
2. Bent; soft; pliable; rotten.
3. Morally, soft; kind; gentle; applied to the voice of a friend; ka olelo a na kanaka maikai; he waliwali ka olelo, he pepe. See UPEPE and PEPEPE.
Pepe (pē'-pē'), adj.
Broken or flattened down; broken fine; braised; ground fine.
Pepe (pĕ'-pe), n.
1. Any substance crushed fine or flattened down; that which is spread out by pressure.
2. A flat.
3. Flat side of anything.
Pepe (pē'-pē'), v.
To be bruised or crushed; to be beaten small.
pēpē
Baby. Eng.
pēpē
Baby.
pe’pe’
crushed fine, flattened.
pe’pe’
baby.
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