1. Reduplication of peʻa #1; crossing. Figuratively, entangled, perplexity.
2. n., Hawaiian bat (Lasiurus cinereus 🌐).
3. n., Small peʻa, starfish.
4. Reduplication of peʻa #7; filthy, unclean; slime.
5. See peʻapeʻa pōhaku.
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v. See PEA, v. To get into a difficulty; to quarrel; to be opposed to; to be entangled.
2. To be crossed together; to be braided or woven, as mats.
adj. Difficult; perplexed; entangled; twisted; braided or woven together.
s. Water made dirty by washing fish or other things.
2. The crossing of slats, as in verandas, at an oblique angle.
Kohola i ka peapea,
Koele iho lena kahakai—e—
Lena kohola i ka peapea ike,
Holo ia ole ia ka heka,
Kaheka Hilo ma ka ua,
He makaha ua i ka lani.
Difficult; perplexed; entangled; twisted; braided or woven together.
Dirty water; water made turbid by disturbance in the undertow.
To weave cross-wise; to construct by crossing the material used in the making, as in lattice work.
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