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Hoʻoloa, hoʻolōʻihi, kīkoʻo; extend out, as land, oni, ʻau, hāpapa.

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  • Also: kū, ʻō, hoʻākea, hoʻolaulā, kīkiʻi, māhola, pāhola, hoʻopālahalaha, hoʻopālaha, hohola, hoʻomanana, halaʻoʻa.

1. To extend, as text in computer word processing. Hoʻākea.

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  • See condense.

2. As a math problem which can be extended into other similar problems or situations. Hoʻomahola.

e kikoo, e hooloihi aku.

hai. e hooioihi aku, e hoonee.

(expand), hō‘akeă, hŏ‘ŏpālă’hălă’hă; (stretch forth), kīkŏ‘ŏ; (prolong), hŏ‘ŏlo‘ĭ’hĭ.

1. E hoo-akea; hoo-moana; e hoopalahalaha. Extend his dominion, e hoo-akea i kona aupuni. 2. E kikoo; e o mai. SYN. stretch forth. 3. E hooloihi. SYN. lengthen. Extend the time, e hooloihi i ka manawa. 4. E hoolaha. SYN. publish. To extend notice, e hoolaha i ka olelo hoolaha. 5. E hohola; e uhola. SYN. stretch. Extend the awning, e hohola i ke anini. Extend help, e haawi i ke kokua; or, e kokua.