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akaaka
1. vs., Clear, luminous, transparent, visible, manifest, plain, intelligible; thin, as cloth; shining, bright, distinct.
- References:
- Cf. mōakaaka.
2. n., A white and very thin tapa.
- References:
- Cf. aka-ʻaʻamo.
3. n., A downy, thorny branching plant (Solanum aculeatissimum 🌐), 30 to 90 cm high, from tropical America. It bears round scarlet fruits 2.6 em in diameter, which are strung for leis.
- References:
- Neal 742–3.
4. Same as aka #5.
akaaka
/ A-KA-A-KA /v., See aka, to laugh. To laugh; to laugh at. Sol. 4:9. Hooakaaka. To cause to laugh; to have joy. Kin. 21:6.
akaaka
/ A-KA-A-KA /s., Laughter; exhilaration of spirits. Hal 126:2.
akaaka
/ ă'-kă-ă'-kă /n., Laughter; exhilaration of spirits.
akaaka
/ a'-ka-a'-ka /1. v., To laugh; to laugh at.
2. v., To ridicule; to show derision through laughter. [See aka, to laugh.]
akaaka
White and very thin kapa. (PE.)
AKAAKA
I. he wahi ohe e ulu ana ma kahi nenelu o ka muliwai Nile, Iob. 8:11; 40:21; 41:2; Is. 35:7; 58:5; a he 12 a 15 paha
akaaka
Clear, plain (PE). Also, akāka.
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