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n. Tears. Lit., eye water. See ex., pania. (PEP waimata.)

s. Wai and maka, eyes. Water flowing from the eyes; tears. Kekah. 4:1. E hookahe i na waimaka, to shed tears; e haule ka waimaka, to drop tears.

Waimaka (wă'i-mă'-ka), n.

/ wă'i-mă'-ka / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

[Wai, water, and maka, eyes.] Water flowing from the eyes; tears: e hookahe i na waimaka, to shed tears; haule ka waimaka, tears drop.

Tears.

I. Ua ukuhiia ka waimaka o ka poe kanikau iloko o na omole liilii ma Roma, a ma Palesetine hoi, a ua waihoia ma na halekupapau; a i ka weheia'na o na halekupapau kahiko, ua loaa no e noho nei. Malaila moakaka paha o Hal. 59:8, a o ke ano, ua manao mau mai ke Akua i ke kaumaha o kona poe kanaka. Ma Hoik. 7:17, ua oleloia, 'na ke Akua no e holoi ae, mai ko lakou maka aku, i na wainiaka a pau,' oia, e hoopau ia i ko lakou kaumaha a pau.

tears.

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