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hoaka
1. n., Crescent; arch, as over door of ancient house (Kep. 101); crescent-shaped design at base of temple drum; crest, as on a helmet.
2. (Cap.) n., Second day of the month.
- References:
- Kep. 101 PCP Foata, Soata, cf. Easter oʻata.
3. nvi., Brightness; shining, glittering, splendid; to glitter, shine, flash as lightning, become daylight; to flame.
- Figuratively, glory.
- Examples:
- Lele hoaka, to fly glittering, as fire sparks.
- References:
- PCP foata, soata.
4. v., To cast a shadow; to brandish, as a spear (2 Sam. 23.18), to drive away, ward off, frighten.
- Examples:
- Mai hele maʻō e hoaka ai i ke kai o holo ka iʻa, don't go over there and cast your shadow in the sea lest the fish run away.
- References:
- Cf. aka #1.
5. vt., To open, as the mouth.
- References:
- Hoik. 13.6.
6. n., Spirit, apparition, ghost (For. 6:370).
- Examples:
- Lele ka hoaka, the spirit has flown [of death; the glory of the land has departed].
7. n., Disease of the abdomen, perhaps appendicitis, rupture (followed by a qualifier).
- References:
hōʻaka
/ hō.ʻaka /See ʻaka, to laugh.
hoaka
See entries below. Pae moku hoaka. Island arc.
hoʻāka
hamani To shadow, as on computer or in typesetting. Comb. hoʻ- + aka. See aka.
HO-A-KA
v. To lift up; to lift up, as a spear in fighting. 2 Sam. 23:18.
2. To drive away; to frighten.
3. To open; to open the mouth in speaking. See OAKA. Hoik. 13:6.
4. To glitter; to shine; to be splendid. Nahum. 2:3.
HO-A-KA
v. Ho for hoo, and aka, to laugh. To cause one to laugh; to laugh; to be pleased.
HO-A-KA
s. A name of one of the kapu days; the second day of the moon.
2. The crescent of the new moon; the hollow of the new moon.
3. The arch or lintel over a door. Puk. 12:7.
4. In speaking, a defense; an apology.
HO-A-KA
s. Brightness; shining; a glittering; a flaming torch. Nahum. 2:3. Glory, as of a people, i.e., their liberty; freedom.
Hoaka (hō'-ă'-ka), n.
1. One of the tabu days; the second day of the moon.
2. The crescent of the new moon; the hollow of the new moon.
3. The arch or lintel over a door.
Hoaka
Point, Wai-mea district, Kauaʻi. Lit., crescent.
hoaka
Arch or lintel over a door. (Puk. 12:7.)
Hoaka
One of the kapu days; second day of the moon. See Time: Nights of the Lunar Month.
hoaka
Crescent of the new moon.
Hoaka
Second night of the lunar month, with a crescent-shaped moon, a kapu day. A favorable day for planting. Lit., clear.
Ho-a-ka
s. a defence, an apology; the arch over a door, a lintel, a crescent as of the new moon, the hollow of the new moon
Ho-a-ka
v. to drive away.
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