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Hoʻokomo (as a trunk); ʻawe, ʻaweʻawe, hāʻawe (carry). Also: hoʻonoho, hoʻoukana; hoʻopapa (neatly); hoʻohakē (full).

To ~, as a suitcase. ʻŪlū.

For items other than drinks, as gum, baseball cards, or cigarettes. ʻOpe. See case, six-pack, twelve-pack. Four-~. ʻOpe hā. Six-~. ʻOpe ono.

h. he pu lo e kau ma ka hokua, he pee kolohe.

(knapsack), hāă'wĕ: to pack, (trunk), hăhaŏ, hō'ō', hāŏ; (to load), hŏ'ŏkăŭ, hŏ- 'ŏĭlĭ.

1. He haawe. 2. He pu-a'.

1. E hoo-o; e hao. Pack a trunk, e hao i ka pahu. 2. E hookikina.

E huli iā “pack” ma Ulukau.

Search for “pack” on Ulukau.

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