popo
Same as popopo. Ua ʻai ʻia e ka popo kō ʻoukou kula, a me kō ʻoukou kālā, he hōʻike ka popo o ia mau mea (Iak. 5.3), your gold and silver are cankered, and the rust of these things shows. (PPN popo.)
pō.pō
1. nvt. Ball, round mass, wad; cluster, bunch, as of flowers; to shape or wad up into a ball or bundle; baskets of ʻieʻie vine as used by nehu fishermen to collect nehu (For. 6:481). Cf. kinipōpō, Pōpō-kapa, Pōpōua. hoʻo.pō.pō To shape or wad into a ball. (PCP poopoo.)
2. Short for ʻapōpō, tomorrow.
PO-PO
s A ball of an oval shape. NOTE.—The orthography of popo is the more correct. See POPO.
PO-PO
s. A mass of matter of a round or oval shape; he mea poepoe me he poka la; popo berena, a loaf of bread. Puk. 29:2.
2. The rotin timber or vegetables; worm dust; the rust of metals. Iak. 5:3. See POPOPO.
3. A ball for playing ball or for cricket. See KINIPOPO.
PO-PO
v. To rot; to be withoutstrength, as worm-eaten timber; to be rotten, as ropes or cords. Lunk. 15:14.
2. Hoo. To make a thing round; to turn to roundness, as in a lathe.
PO-PO
adj. See POPOPO. Rotten; decayed; what is eaten by the mu.
PO-PO
adv. For apopo, to-morrow. Popo hoao. Laieik. 128.
Popo (pō'-po), adj.
/ pō'-po /Same as popo' po. Rotten; decayed; moth eaten.
Popo (pō'-pō'), adv.
/ pō'-pō' /Shortened form of apopo, to-morrow: Popo hoao. Laieik. p. 128.
Popo (pō'-pō'), n.
/ pō'-pō' /1. A ball of an oval shape.
2. Any mass of a round or oval shape: popo berena, a loaf of bread.
Popo (pō'-po), n.
/ pō'-po /The rot in timber or vegetables; worm dust; the rust of metals. (Iak. 5:3.) See
Popo (pō'-po), v.
/ pō'-po /To be rotten.
Popo (pō'-pō'), v.
/ pō'-pō' /1. To gather up, as one takes up a child in the arms.
2. To make a thing round.
popo
rotten; to rot.
po’po’
ball; round loaf; any rounded mass: to gather up; make round.
po’po’
(from apopo), tomorrow.
E huli iā “pōpō” ma Ulukau.
Search for “pōpō” on Ulukau.