1. vs., Yellowish, as bird feathers or muddy water.
2. nvs., Bowline; furled, as sails; tightly bound.
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v. To be mixed, as dirt or coloring matter with water; to be discolored, as water; ina e hookomoia ka lepo iloko o ka wai, alaila, ua polena ka wai.
Aole lua o ke ki lena i ka ua,
Lena makalena ka maka o ka lehua,
Lena, polena a ki lena
I ka hoowiwo e ka makani,
Laaua wiwo ka pua, ka pua makahala,
Hala aku no oe, owau aku no.
s. A species of the bird oo, yellow feathers made into the aahu alii, royal robe.
O ka polena hulu manu hulu la.
s. Sails drawn tightly; all the sails of a vessel made fast, tight and secure; hao na pea a pau.
Hao na polena o Haupu,
Na heke luna o ke olewa.
1. The oo bird, called also iwipolena, the yellow feathers of which were made into the aahu alii, royal robe: O ka polena hulu manu hulu la.
2. [Mod.] Sails drawn tightly; all the sails of a vessel made fast. tight and secure; hao na pea a pau.
Hao na polena o Haupu,
Na heke luna o ke olewa.
3. owline.
1. To be mixed, as dirt or coloring matter with water; to be discolored, as water; ina e hookomoia ka lepo iloko o ka wai, alaila, ua polena ka wai.
Aole lua o ke ki lena i ka ua.
Lena makalena ka maka o ka lehua.
Lena, polena a ki lena
I ka hoowiwo e ka makani,
Laaua wiwo ka pua, ka pua makahala.
Hala aku no oe, owau aku no.
All the sails drawn tightly.
Sails drawn tightly, furled, and made fast.
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