pūlehu
/ pū.lehu /1. vt., To broil, as sweet potatoes, breadfruit or bananas placed on hot embers.
- References:
- Cf. kōʻala, to broil flesh.
2. n., Waterspout.
- References:
- Cf. waipuʻilani
- PCP puulefu.
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PU-LE-HU
v. To roast on coals or embers; to bake on the fire; to roast in the blaze and smoke; hence,
2. To burn; to consume by fire.
PU-LE-HU
s. A roasting on coals or embers; cooking food in a hurry by wrapping it in leaves and laying it on the fire, whether it be coals, hot ashes, flame or smoke.
2. A waterspout.
Pulehu (pū'-lē'-hu), n.
/ pū'-lē'-hu /1. A roasting on coals or embers; cooking food in a hurry by wrapping it in leaves and laying it on the fire, whether it be coals, hot ashes, flame or smoke.
2. A roast; anything roasted for food.
Pulehu (pŭ'-lē'-hu), n.
/ pŭ'-lē'-hu /[Pu, to draw water into the mouth and blow it out, and lehu, ash-like, broken.] A water-spout.
Pulehu (pū'-lē'-hu), v.
/ pū'-lē'-hu /1. To roast on coals or embers; to bake on the fire; to roast in the blaze and smoke; hence,
2. To burn; to consume by fire.
Pulehu (pu'-lehu):
/ pu'-lehu /to roast on coals. Ridge, Southwest Kauai.
Pūlehu
Ridge, Wai-mea district, Kauaʻi. Land division, road, and gulch, Puʻu-o-kali qd., Maui. Lit., broiled.
pūlehu
To roast on coals or embers.
pulehu
to roast on coals, broil, burn.
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