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Variant spelling of akaaka #1.

1. v., To be plain; to be clear, as a thought or the expression of an idea; to be distinct, intelligible, as language.

2. To be clear, transparent, as glass. Hoik. 22:1; Anat. 2. Clear, as a liquid.

3. Hoakaka. To make plain; to expound, demonstrate; to bring to light.

4. To set up boundary lines.

1. adj., Clear, as water.

2. Lucid; bright, as the moon.

3. Certain; distinct; transparent; he akaka, kokoke like me ke aniani kona akaka ana, clear, almost like glass.

adv., Akaka loa, very plainly; very clearly. Ioan. 10:24.

adj., Rent; torn; dead. See nakaka.

1. adj., Luminous; transparent; clear as water.

2. adj., Shining; bright, as the moon.

3. adj., Certain; distinct; plain: He akaka, kokoe like me ke aniani kona akaka ana, clear, almost like glass.

adv., Plainly, clearly: Akaka loa, very plainly; very clearly.

n., A rent; a partial separation of parts; a chink. The word is not often used. See nakaka and owa.

1. v., To be plain; to be clear, as a thought or the expression of an idea; to be distinct, intelligible, as language.

2. v., To be clear, transparent, as glass.

White and very thin kapa. (PE.)

To be plain, clear, as a thought or the expression of an idea; to be distinct and intelligible, as language. Also called akaaka.

clear, plain, luminous.