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hāmau
/ hā.mau /- Examples:
- Hāmau ē nā kānaka, mele mai nā ʻānela (hymn), hark, people, the angels sing.
- References:
- Cf. iʻa hāmau leo, lehua hāmau.
hāmau
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verbhamau
/ HA-MAU /v., imperative, Silence; hush; be still. Lunk. 18:19. Alaila, hea mai la ia makou, i mai la, hamau kakou, then he called to us and said, let us be still.
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/ HA-MAU /v., With the imperative form e hamau, to keep silence as an act of worship. Zep. 1:7.
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/ HA-MAU /adj., Silent, as a person who refrains from speaking. Sol. 10:19. Restraining speech.
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / HA-MAU /adv., Silently. Sol. 11:12.
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kikino ｜ noun / HA-MAU /s., A species of the ohia tree.
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / hā'-mă'u /adj., Silent, as a person, who refrains from speaking.
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verb / hā'-mă'u /adv., Silently.
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kikino ｜ noun / hā'-mă'u /1. n., A certain condition or quality of the ripe fruit of the ohia or mountain apple.
2. n., The purple ripe fruit of the ohia tree.
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/ hā'-mă'u /1. v., To be silent; to hush; to be still: Alaila, hea mai la ia makou, i mai la, hamau kakou, then he called to us and said, let us be still.
2. v., With e, as e hamau, to keep silent as an act of worship.
hāmau
Silent; silence. E hāmau, to keep silence as an act of worship. (Zep. 1:7.)
hāmau
Species of ʻōhiʻa tree. (A.) Similar to the lehua hāmau, a poetic reference to the lehua tree. Lit., the silent lehua, so called because bird catchers were silent among the branches while snaring birds. (PE.)
hamau
silent; to hush
Ha-mau
v. imp. silence, hush, be still.
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