Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. Garment. Lole, ʻaʻahu.

• Examples:
  • Have you dressed yet? Ua komo mai nei ʻoe i kou ʻaʻahu?
• Related:
  • To dress others, komo, komo lole, hōʻaʻahu.
  • Types of dresses: holokū, muʻumuʻu, pukikī, ʻōkolepuʻu.
  • To dress up, as in one's best, kāhiko, linohau, paʻihi, hao ā paʻihi, haukalī.

2. To wrap a wound. Wahī

3. As a fowl. Unuunu (pluck); kuaʻi (disembowel).

4. Military command. Left, dress, nānā i ka hema.

he kapa komo.

h. ke kapa komo.

lo’lě kŏ’mŏ: to dress, (clothe), hŏ‘ŏkŏ’mŏ lo’lě, hō‘ă‘ă‘hŭ; (as a wound), wăhī’; dress ranks, hŏ‘ŏpōlolěĭ i kā lāla’nĭ; (as soil), kīpŭ’lŭ; dress fowls, (pluck), ŭ’nŭŭ’nŭ; (draw), kūă‘ĭ.

1. E hookomo lole. SYN. clothe.
2. E hoomakaukau. SYN. prepare. To dress food, e hoomakaukau i ai.
3. E wahi'. SYN. bind up. To dress a wound, e wahi' i ka eha.
4. To dress a line of soldiers, e hoopololei i ka lalani koa.

1. Lole komo. SYN. clothes.
2. Holoku'.
3. He uhi no kela me keia mea. SYN. covering.