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pakaha
n., A native herb (Lepechinia [Sphacele] hastata) found only at altitudes of 600 to 1800m on East Maui. It is a mint, 1 to 1.5m high, more or less downy, with large leaves and clustered, narrow red-violet flowers.
- References:
- Neal 732.
pākaha
/ pā.kaha /PA-KA-HA
v. Pa and kaha. To be greedy of property; hence, to oppress; to cheat; to be dishonest ln any way.
PA-KA-HA
s. A kind of shell-fish of the sea, rough outside.
2. Greediness after another's property; a seizing what is another's.
Pakaha (pă'-kă'-hā'), n.
/ pă'-kă'-hā' /A kind of shell-fish; the conch shell.
Pakaha (pā'-kā'-ha), n.
/ pā'-kā'-ha /Greediness after another's property; a seizing what is another's.
Pakaha (pā'-kā'-ha), v.
/ pā'-kā'-ha /To be greedy of property; hence, to oppress; to cheat; to be dishonest in any way.
pākaha
Seizing anotherʻs property; robbery, plundering.
pakaha
Native herb (Lepechinia hastata), a mint. Its flowers are clustered, narrow, and reddish, and it has gray foliage. Used for kitchen herbs, perfume, insect repellent, flavoring, and medicine. (NEAL 732.)
pākaha
To extort, cheat, oppress; to be dishonest in any way.
pakaha
to oppress, cheat, fleece.
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