pūlima
/ pū.lima /2. vt., To clasp the hands.
- Examples:
- Pūlima aʻe ia i kona mau lima, he clasped his hands.
3. n., Handwriting, signature.
- References:
- And.
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PU-LI-MA
s. Pu for puu, and lima, hand. The wrist bones; the wrist; pulima palule, wristbands of a shirt.
2. The name of a fire kindled for the benefit of a sick person in the practice of the ancient physicians; a ma ke ao ana o ua po la, alaila hoaia ke ahi, he pulima ka inoa oia ahi.
PU-LI-MA
adj. Pertaining to the wrist; iwi pulima, the wrist bones. Anat. 19.
Pulima (pŭ'-lī'-ma), adj.
/ pŭ'-lī'-ma /Pertaining to the wrist; iwi pulima, the wrist bones.
Pulima (pū'-lī'-ma), n.
/ pū'-lī'-ma /[Pu for puu, and lima, hand.]
1. The wrist bones; the wrist: pulima palule, wristbands of a shirt.
2. A folding or bringing of the palms of the hands together in front of a fire in the act of prayer, a practice of the ancient physicians in the treatment of their patients: Ma ke ao ana o ua po la, alaila hoaia ke ahi, he pulima ka inoa o ia ahi, In the early dawn following that night, then the fire was kindled. That fire was called pulima.
pūlima
Wrist; wristbones and knuckles.
pūlima
Fire kindled for the benefit of a sick person, a practice of ancient physicians. (A.)
pulima
wrist.
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