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1. n. Foundation or surface, as of the earth; floor, as of ocean; bed, as of a stream; bottom. Papakū kia, slab holding a canoe mast.

2. vs. Upright (this is said in answer to the question “pehea ʻoe?” and means “I'm fine”). Cf. papa moe.

3. n. A disease with severe constipation (AP) or accompanied by vomiting, back pains, belching, red eyes (Ka Leo a ka Lahui, Feb. 7, 1893).

kikino Riverbed; streambed. Dic. Also papakū muliwai; papakū kahawai, kahena wai.

ʻaʻano Vertical. Dic., ext. mng. Cf. hoʻopapakū, papamoe. Ulu papakū. To grow vertically.

s. A disease attended with entire costiveness and always fatal.

Papaku (pă'-pă-kū'), n.

Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

A disease attended with extreme costiveness and always fatal.

Disease caused by costiveness, constipation, accompanied by vomiting, back pains, sore eyes.

Ocean floor. (PE.)

Foundation or surface, as of the earth; floor, as of ocean; bed, as of a stream; bottom (PE).

E huli iā “papakū” ma Ulukau.

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