Redup. of poʻo 3; sunken, as eyes of a sick person; indented, deep (as a bay penetrating the coastline); nook, cranny. ʻAʻohe ʻoe i ʻike i koʻu poʻopoʻo, you did not know my nooks and crannies [about my family and background]. Ua ʻeli ihola ʻoia i ka lua a poʻopoʻo (Hal. 7.15), he dug the pit deep. hoʻo.poʻo.poʻo Redup. of hoʻopoʻo. (PPN pokopoko.)
kikino Inside corner. Niʻihau. Also kūʻono. Cf. kihi.
kikino, Station, as for a computer network.
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s A ball of an oval shape. NOTE.—The orthography of popo is the more correct. See POPO.
v To be deep; to be lower down; to be sunk in. Oihk. 24:37.
2. To be deep down, as a pit dug deeply. Hal. 7:15. E hoea aku ai i ka lua nui, i poopoo nahonaho.
adj. Deep, as a hole dug deep in the ground; a deep pit; poopoo hoi na maka iloko lilo, their eyes were set deep within; sunken, as the eyes of a person from disease.
Deep, as a hole dug in the ground; a deep pit; sunken, as the eyes of a sick person: poopoo hoi na maka iloko lilo. their eyes were set deep within.
Depth; a deep place.
1. To be deep; to be. lower down; to be sunk in.
2. To be deep down, as a pit dug deeply; E hoea aku ai i ka lua nui, i poopoo nahonaho.
a deep hole. Stream, Hilo, Hawaii.
Islet (0.5 acres, 40 feet elevation), south Lā-naʻi. Lit., hollow.
Island (.5 acres, 40 feet high), Huawai, Lānaʻi. Part of the Hawaiʻi State Seabird Sanctuary. Lit., hollow.
Sunken, as the eyes of a sick person.
deep, as pit; sunken, as eyes.
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