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v. To transfer, i. e., to bring here or carry away, according as it is followed by mai or aku. See MAI and AKU. Gram.§ 233 and 234. As, ho mai, bring here; ho aku, carry away.

2. To bring; to present. 1 Sam. 17:10. To give or put away, as money at interest. Hal. 15:5.

3. To carry or cause to be conveyed; to transport; to remove.

4. To produce; to bring forward, as food on to the table. Kin. 43:31.

v. To cry out in a clamorous manner

2. Hoo. To cause the voice to be raised; to raise the voice to a high pitch.

3. To speak together, as in voting viva voce; to proclaim; to shout acclamation of approval. Puk. 24:3.

4. To shout in triumph. Ios. 6:5. Hooho olioli, to triumph over one. Hal. 41:11.

5. To cry out for fear; to cry out in distress. Nah. 14:1.

6. To wheeze; to breathe hard, as in the asthma; to snort; to blow, as a horse. See HOOHO in its place.

s. The asthma; the lowing of cattle, &c.

2. Eng. A farming utensil; a hoe; the colter of a plow. 1 Sam. 13:20.

This syllable (see the two articles above) has a meaning of its own, and as such may enter into compound words; but very often, as will appear, it is a contraction of hoo. (See Hoo.) The contraction is made before all the letters, but mostly where the word commences with some of the vowels, especially with the letter o.

prefix, Same as hoo.

asthma; hoe: (as imperative verb), transfer, remove.

, v. to carry or cause to be conveyed, ho mai bring here, he aku take away; to transport, remove, toproduce.

, v. to cry out in a clamorous manner. Hoo-same, also to speak together with one consent, as, allagreed, to raise the voice, to proclaim, shout acclamation, to cry loudly, to cry out for fear.

, s. the asthma, the lowing of cattle.

s. leaven. Hu, adj. fermenting as new beer or wine, leavened as bread.