1. n., Tapa made by beating red rags or tapa pieces to form a mixture of white and red (as outer or kilohana sheet for bedcovers). Also welu ʻula. Cf. moelola.
2. Calabash receptacle for sarongs, (AP)
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s. Art. ke. A kind of platform used for spreading out paus.
s., Name of a kind of kapa made by beating up the welus of red kapa with new waoke, which formed a mixture of white and red; kahiko aku la oia i kona mau hookele i na kihei paiula. Laieik. 12.
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1. A calabash used as a receptacle for storing pa-u (loin skirts).
2. Cooked potato leaves.
n., A kind of tapa made by beating up welu or rags of red tapa with new wauke or mulberry bark, which formed a mixture of white and red: Kahiko aku la oia i kona mau hookele i na kihei paiula. Laieik. p. 12.
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Kapa made by beating welu (rags and pieces of torn kapa) with new wauke, which formed a red and white mixture for outer bed covers, etc. See welu ʻula.
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