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ūhā
/ ū.hā /Same as puhi ūhā, an eel.
ʻuha
nvt., Wasteful, extravagant; waste, extravagance; to waste.
ʻūhā
/ ʻū.hā /1. n., Thigh, lap, shoulder; hindquarters, as of a horse, beef, or pig.
- Examples:
- ʻŪhā moa, drumstick of a chicken.
- References:
- PCP kuu(fs)aa.
2. n., Foster parent of a chiefly child, or guardian, so-called because he might hold the child on his lap (ʻūhā).
3. Variant of pūhā #1, pūhā #2, pūhā #3, pūhā #4
4. Rare variant of hāhā, to grope.
uha
ʻūhā
See mākala kaʻakepa ʻūhā, mākala ʻūhā.
U-HA
v. To belch up wind.
2. To hawk up mucus; to hawk, as a means of raising phlegm from the throat or lungs. See PUHA.
3. To swell; to distend, as the stomach.
4. To squander; to misspend; to waste; to misuse property. See UHAUHA.
U-HA
s. The thigh; the thigh of a person. Lunk. 3:16.
2. The ham of a hog.
3. The lap of a woman. 2 Nal. 4:20. Uha hoali, the heave shoulder. Oihk. 7:34.
4. The enlarged intestine near the anus of beasts; the alimentary canal.
U-HA
adj. Slipping away; not easily held, as a cunning rogue.
2. Greedy; craving; eating often.
Uha (u-ha'), v.
1. To belch.
2. To hawk up mucus; to hawk, as a means of raising phlegm from the throat or lungs. Syn: Puha.
3. To swell; to distend, as the stomach.
Uha (u-ha'), n.
Thigh; the thick part of the leg between the knee and trunk.
Uha (ū'-hă), n.
The alimentary canal.
Uha (ū'-ha), adj.
Wasteful.
ūhā
To belch up wind, to hawk up phlegm (pūhā); thigh or lap.
ʻūhā
The dashing of waves against seacliffs is ʻūhā; the rippling of waves, ne; the murmuring, kamumu.
uha
Alimentary canal.
ʻūhā
Thigh.
uha
To belch; to hawk up mucus or phlegm.
UHA
I. ke kau ana i ka lima malalo iho o ka uha, oia ke ae aku e hooko i ka hoohiki ana, Kin. 24:2-9; 47:29-31. Ua ehaia ka uha o Iakoba e ka Anela, i ikeia oia, ma ka manaoio a me ka pule ka lanakila ana, aole ma kona ikaika iho, Kin. 32:25-31. O ka hahau ana i ka uha, he hoailona ia o ka mihi a me ke kaumaha, Ier. 31:19; Ez. 21:12. Ua omau iho la ka poe kaua i ka pahikaua ma ka uha hema, ke ole lakou he poe lima hema, Lun. 3:15-21; Hal. 45:3; Mele 3:8; ua palapalaia hoi ko lakou inoa ma ka uha, Hoik. 19:16. 'Kikala a me ka uha,' oia ka hoopau loa ana, Lun. 15:8.
‘uha’
thigh.
U-ha
s. the thigh of a man, ham of a hog.
U-ha
v. to squander, misspend.
U-ha
s. the alimentary canal.
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