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ahu.ahu
nvi. Healthy, vigorous; strength and vigor, as of animal or plant; to grow rapidly, thrive. Also ehuehu. Ulu ahuahu, to grow fast, to be big for one's age. Ke ahuahu kō (For. 5:646), a healthy sugar-cane plant.
A-HU-A-HU
s. Young sprouts or shoots from layers, as from sugar-cane.
2. A boy or girl that grows up quickly.
A-HU-A-HU
adj. Angry; fretful; unwilling, as when one receives orders to work, and from fatigue or indolence he is unwilling, he is then ahuahu.
A-HU-A-HU
v. To be sullen; unwilling to do a thing ordered.
A-HU-A-HU
adv. Unwillingly; fretfully.
Ahuahu (ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ), adj.
/ ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ /1. Angry; fretful; unwilling. When one receives orders to work, and from fatigue or indolence he is unwilling, he is then ahuahu.
2. Healthy; vigorous; strong.
Ahuahu (ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ), adv.
/ ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ /Fretfully; excitedly.
Ahuahu (ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ), n.
/ ā'-hŭ-ă'-hŭ /Health, vigor, force in animal or vegetable life.
Ahuahu (ā'-hŭ-ā'-hŭ), v.
/ ā'-hŭ-ā'-hŭ /1. To be sullen; unwilling to do a thing ordered.
2. To be turbulent; to act under great excitement.
ahuahu
Young sprouts or shoots from layers, as from sugar cane; to grow rapidly, thrive.
ahuahu
To grow fast, thrive. Ulu ahu, to grow vigorously and rapidly. See ehuehu.
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