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hēʻī
/ hē.ʻī /1. Same as mīkana, papaya.
- References:
- Neal 600–1.
2. n., A variety of sweet potato usually called ʻuala hēʻī.
3. Same as maiʻa Polapola, a wild banana.
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hei
1. nvt., Net, snare, stratagem, ruse; to ensnare, entangle, catch in a net; to festoon with leis.
- hoʻohei Caus/sim.; To snare, tangle, rope, lasso; to beset with difficulties; to infatuate, be enraptured.
- Hoʻohei manaʻo, to infatuate, beguile; spellbound.
- Hoʻohei pipi, to rope cattle.
- Ka hoʻohei ʻana i nā pua, catching fish fry.
- E hoʻohei aʻe ʻoe i kānaka (Luka 5.10), you shall catch [by fishing] men.
- Hoʻohei manaʻo, to cast a spell, enchant, beguile.
- See kāhei #1, kāhei #2; Luka. 5.4.
2. nvi., String figure, cat's cradle; to make such.
- References:
- Many kinds are listed by Dickey.
3. n., Motion of hands and fingers, especially of the dying. (Some persons did not make string figures, hei, at night because of the association of the figures with the motions of death.)
4. vs., Adept, deft; to absorb, as knowledge or skill.
- Examples:
- Ka ʻike a ka makua, he hei na ke keiki, the knowledge of the parent is absorbed by the child.
5. Variant of hai, to sacrifice.
6. n., Water oozing from a cliff and trickling down.
- References:
- Cf. hī #2.
hei
ʻaʻano, Addiction; addicted.
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- Examples:
- Ua hei ʻo ia i ka paka. S/he was addicted to cigarettes.
HEI
s. A net; a snare for entangling and taking an animal; applied to men. Sol. 29:5.
2. A draught of fish. Luke 5:4.
3. Game caught in hunting.
4. A cat's cradle. Bal.
HEI
v. To entangle, as in a net. Habak. 1:15.
2. FIG. To be insnared or entangled with difficulty. 1 Tim. 3:7.
3. To catch and entangle one by the neck or legs; i mea e hei ai ka a-i, ka wawae paha.
4. Hoo. To catch in a net. FIG. Luke 5:10. To entrap, entangle, &c.; ua makau au i ka mea kii mai ia'u e hoohei aku, I am afraid of him who shall come to entrap me.
HEI
s. The form of hanging greens about the house of the gods to render the sacrifices acceptable; i mea e hoohiwahiwa aku.
2. A wreath of green leaves. FIG. An ornament; o ke akamai o ka makuakane, e lilo no ia i hei na ke keiki, the wisdom of the father, it shall become a wreath for the child.
HEI
s. The name of the pawpaw tree; also called mili.
2. Also the name of the fruit.
Hei (he'-i), v.
1. To be entangled; to be snared, as game.
2. To be insnared or entangled, as a person trapped by stratagem.
3. To decorate, to adorn.
Hei (he'-i), n.
1. A net; a snare for entangling and taking game.
2. A snare; a stratagem; a device for catching one unawares.
3. Game caught in hunting or fishing.
4. A game resembling cat's cradle.
5. The practice of hanging foliage about the house of the gods to render the sacrifices acceptable; i mea e hoohiwahiwa aku.
6. A wreath of green leaves: O ke akamai o ka makuakane, e lilo no ia i hei na ke keiki, the wisdom of the father, it shall become a wreath for the child.
7. A decoration; an ornament.
Hei (he-ī'), n.
1. The papaia tree (Carica papaya). The fruit of the papaia tree. Syn: Milikana and papaia.
hei
Catʻs cradle, a game played largely by adults in the earlier years. A string looped on the fingers was manipulated to resemble a small cradle and many other figures. Over a hundred have been recorded in Hawaiʻʻi, many with accompanying chants.
hei
To snare or entangle in a net. See kāpili manu.
hei
Motion of the hands and fingers, as with dying persons and deaf-mutes; pastime of string figures or catʻs cradle.
hēʻī
The papaya (Carica papaya), tree and fruit, a favorite in Hawaiʻi. Native of tropical America. Also called mīkana, papaia. (NEAL 600.)
hei
net, snare, stratagem, string figure, decoration, ornament.
he‘i’
papaya.
Hei
s. the pawpaw tree, also milikani
Hei
s. the form of hanging greens about the house of the gods to render the sacrifices acceptable, i mea e hoohiwahiwa aku
Hei
s. a draught of fish, a hunting; catching of fish
Hei
v. to entangle in a net, to be full of fish as a net. Hoo-to catch as in a net
hei
See, wai hi (SMK).
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