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1. Pas/imp. of hao #3, hao #4.

2. nvs., Scorching, bitter; heartburn, sour stomach.

3. Same as haoa puhi.

• Related:
  • Also: haʻoa, laoa, laʻoa.
  • hoʻohaoa Caus/sim.
    • Also: hoʻohaʻoa, hoʻolaoa, hoʻolaʻoa.
• References:
  • See ex., kilokilohia.

1. adj., Hot; burning hot, as the sun; wela loa; e na hoa o ka la nui haoa o ua kula nei, e imi mua kakou i ka pono o ka naau, O companions of the great burning sun of the high school, &c.

2. Suffering pain; severe affliction from the pain of burning.

3. The fear of being burnt.

1. s., The fierce burning heat of summer. Laieik. 119.

2. The pungent bitter matter vomited from the stomach; sourness; sourness of the stomach; heart-burn. Anat. 53.

v. Pass. of hao instead of haoia. To be taken, as by an enemy; to be taken by violence; to be given up, as to an enemy.

2. To take, as an ensign in war. 1 Sam. 4:11.

adj., Hot; burning hot, as the sun: wela loa; e na hoa o ka la nui haoa o ua kula nei, E imi mua kakou i ka pono o ka naau; O companions of the great burning sun of the high school, etc.

1. n., The fierce burning heat of summer. (See Laieik, p. 119.)

2. n., Vomit.

3. n., Sourness of the stomach; heartburn.

3. n., Nausea; propensity to vomit.

[Contraction of haoia, passive of hao.]

1. v., To be taken as by an enemy; to be taken by violence.

2. v., To be given up, as to an enemy.

Bile; pungent, bitter matter heaved from the stomach.

Sour stomach, nausea, heartburn.