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ʻula
1. nvi., Red, scarlet; brown, as skin of Hawaiians; to appear red.
- Examples:
- Piʻi ka ʻula, to blush, flush.
- A ʻula! ʻUla ka maka! Red! Red-eyed! [a rude remark, often said while drawing down an eyelid, a way of wishing ill luck].
- References:
2. n., Short for koaʻe ʻula, red-tailed tropic bird.
3. nvs., Sacred; sacredness; regal, royal (probably so called because red was a sacred color).
4. n., Blood.
- Examples:
- He ʻula waiwai, blood of great value, as royal blood.
5. n., Agate.
- References:
- Puk. 30.12.
6. Same as ʻula ʻai hāwane.
7. n., A ringing in the ears, as due to rising in altitude, believed by some to be a sign that one is being talked of.
- Examples:
- Ke kani mai nei ka ʻula o koʻu pepeiao, [I] hear my ear ringing.
- Examples:
- Kapuaʻikaʻula (Oʻahu place name), footprint [of] spirits.
- References:
- Cf. ʻūlāleo.
ula
1. n., Spiny lobster (Panulirus marginatus and P. penicillatus).
- References:
- PPN ʻura.
ʻula
｜ No base definition, only supplemental content.
ula
/ U-LA /s., Ula, red. A lobster, from its color; he ia iwi mawaho; also,
2. A species of fish; also written ulaula.
ʻula
/ U-LA /v., To be or appear red, as the end of a blaze of fire, or of a lamp; to be red. Isa. 63:2.
ʻula
/ U-LA /s., Redness; a scarlet color. Puk. 25:4. Red, v., 5; ua like ka ulaula me ka weo; name of a red fish. See ula.
ula
/ U-LA /adj. Red, as a blaze seen in the night; purple; kanaka ula.
ula
/ u'-lă /Name given to three species of snapper fish.
1. n., Bowersia ulaula;
2. n., Etelis evurus; and
3. n., Etelis marshi. Also known as ʻulaʻula and koaʻe.
ʻula
/ u'-lă /v., To be or appear red, as the end of a blaze of fire, or of a lamp; to be red. Also written ʻulaʻula.
ula
/ u'-la /1. n., Redness; a scarlet color: Ua like ka ʻulaʻula me ka weo.
2. n., A lobster, from its color: he ia iwi mawaho.
ʻula
/ u'-lă /adj., Red, as a blaze seen in the night; dark red, as soil. Written also ʻulaʻula.
Ula
Street, Kalihi Waena, Honolulu, Oʻahu. Literally, lobster.
- References:
- TM.
ʻula
Red, even scarlet.
ula
Lobster (Panulirus japonicus), a Hawaiian lobster.
ula
Hawaiian lobster (Panulirus japonicus). Large specimens may reach up to 15 inches long.
ULA
I. he muliwai i kahe ae make kulanakauhale o Susana, i Peresia; a ma kona kapa ka hihio kaulana o Daniela, Dan. 8:2, 16. O Koasepe kona inoa Helene, a ua kapaia i keia wa o Kereka. A i ka wa kahiko he manamana lua kona, a ua ikeia i keia wa, he iwa haneri kapuwai ke akea a he iwakalua ka hohonu, a ua kahe ia ma ka aoao hikina o Susana. Ua kahe ae la ka wai o ua mau manamana elua ma ka muliwai i kapaia ke Koruna, a iloko o Satele-Araba, oia ka hui ana o Euperate a me Tigerisa, he iwakalua mile malalo o ke hui ana ma Korena.
ula
lobster.
‘ula
red, scarlet; red of flame.
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