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ʻōuli
kikino ｜ noun / ʻō.uli /O-U-LI
s. A change in the appearance of a thing.
2. Character; kind; description; applied to many things; he ouli okoa; ua maopopo ka ouli o ka poe hana hewa, ma ka lakou hana ana.
3. A sign; a token of the approach of a storm or calamity; an omen; a sign in the heavens.
4. Form; change; meaning of a word.
5. A sign of something expected; an earnest or pledge; e lawe i ka ouli ao, me ka ouli hana i pono ai oe i ka maka o kau poe haumana.
6. A sign or signal of divine authority. Puk. 4:28.
7. A wonder, i. e., a thing wondered at. Isa. 8:18. A token of some evil. Isa. 44:25. In grammar, mood or mode; as, ouli hai, indicative mood.
O-U-LI
s. Name of the god of those who prayed people to death; ka inoa o ke akua o ka poe anaana.
Ouli (ō-u'-li), n.
/ ō-u'-li /1. A change in the appearance of a thing.
2. Character; kind; description; applied to many things: he ouli okoa; ua maopopo ka ouli o ka poe hana hewa, ma ka lakou hana ana.
3. A sign; a token of the approach of a storm or calamity; an omen; a sign in the heavens.
4. Form; change; meaning of a word.
5. A sign of something expected; an earnest or pledge: e lawe i ka ouli ao, me ka ouli hana i pono ai oe i ka maka o kau poe haumana.
6. A sign or signal of divine authority.
7. A wonder, that is, a thing wondered at.
ʻŌuli
Land divisions and gulch, Pua-kō and Wai-piʻo qds., Kohala, Hawaiʻi, and name of a famous soldier of Ka-hekili's who was skilled with the sling. (For. Sel. 222, RC 87.) Lit., omen.
ʻōuli
God of those who prayed people to death.
ʻōuli
Token of the approach of a storm with high wind, as a northwest wind generally preceding a Kona storm.
ʻōuli
Omen; sign in the heavens. Cap., name of the god of those people who prayed others to death.
‘ouli
character, description: sign, omen.
Ou-li
a change in the appearance of a thing, particularly the sky. Hence, sign. to token of the approach of a storm or calamity; an omen, a sign in the heavens, form, change, meaning of a word.
Ou-li
s. name of the akua anana.
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