Reduplication of pī #2; squinting; twinkling, as stars.
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1. Reduplication of pī #1, stingy.
2. Reduplication of pī #3; to urinate.
3. n., Female ʻōʻō, a honey eater.
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1. n., Hawaiian pearl oyster (Pinctada radiata 🌐); in songs this is known as the iʻa hāmau leo o ʻEwa, ʻEwa's silent sea creature [it was believed that talking would cause a breeze to ripple the water and frighten the pipi].
2. Feelers of an insect, as of an ant.
3. Same as moa #3 (Psilotum 🌐).
4. A kind of tapa.
5. Body depression; eyeball.
6. Lower part of an adze.
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kikino Pearl oyster. Dic. Cf. kupekio. Pepa lole pipi. Butcher paper. ʻAlekuʻu kau pipi. Cattle egret.
v. See PI, to throw water. To sprinkle. Oihk. 1:5. To wet by sprinkling water or blood. FIG. For purifying. Isa. 52:15.
2. Hoo. To smoulder; to continue to burn without a flame, as the wick of a lamp. Isa. 42:3. To burn, as green or wet wood.
3. To talk back; to reply in offensive terms to something said; to chide; to quarrel.
4. To be multitudinous or many; to stand thickly together; to be a multitude. See KUPIPI.
s. An oyster; he ano paiea, he ano ia; a kind of fish.
2. The center of a sea-shell, that is, the place where the meat adheres to the shell; hence.
3. The center of the eye; the sight.
4. The hen or female of the bird oo.
5. O kahi malalo e polipoli ana, he pipi ka inoa o ia wahi.
s. Eng. More properly written bifi. A foreign animal, first introduced by Captain Vancouver in 1793 or 1794 from Mexico; neat cattle generally. See BIPI.
adj. Incombustible; smouldering, as fire under green wood.
2. Almost extinguished; not burning easily. Hoo. Smoking, like something that will not blaze. Mat. 12:20.
3. Thick together; ku pipi; set thickly together, as kalo in rows.
4. Thick together without order; huikau.
5. Multitudinous; crowded many together.
NOTE.—With this orthography may be found some words which should have been written piipii. See PIIPII, adj.
1. An oyster; he ano paiea, he ano ia. The oyster and its shell.
2. The center of the eye; the sight.
1. To percolate, as water from a bed of rock.
2. To urinate.
[Pi, to throw water.]
1. To sprinkle; to wet by sprinkling water or blood.
2. Fig. To purify.
3. To smoulder; to continue to burn without a flame. as the wick of a lamp; to burn. as green or wet wood.
1. The feelers of an insect.
2. Any depression on the body; a mino.
3. [Eng. beef ] (Generally written bipi) Neat cattle.
The female of the, bird oo.
1. Smouldering as fire under green wood.
2. Almost extinguished; not burning easily; smoking, like something that will not blaze.
Center of the eye; pupil.
Hawaiian pearl oyster (Pinctada margaritifera). In songs it is best known as iʻā hamau leo o ʻEwa, Ewaʻs silent sea creature, as it was believed that talking would cause a breeze to ripple the water and frighten the pipi. (EAK 516.)
Lower part or blade of an adze.
pearl oyster; beef, cattle.
to spray, to sprinkle; to urinate.
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