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hoʻokipa
/ hoʻo.kipa /hoʻokipa
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hookipa
/ HOO-KI-PA /1. v., See kipa, to turn aside. To turn in to lodge.
2. To entertain with hospitality; to invite to enter one's house.
hookipa
/ HOO-KI-PA /adj., Disposed to entertain strangers; kanaka hookipa, a man liberal in entertaining strangers; wahine hookipa. Ios. 2:1.
hookipa
/ ho'o-kī'-pa /adj., Disposed to entertain strangers; kanaka hookipa, a man liberal in entertaining strangers.
hookipa
/ ho'o-kī'-pa /n., A receiving and entertaining.
hookipa
/ ho'o-kī'-pa /[Hoo and kipa, to turn aside.
1. v., To turn in; to lodge.
2. v., To entertain with hospitality; to invite to enter one's house.
Hoʻokipa
Beach park and surfing area (Finney, 1959a:108) near Pāʻia, Maui; surfing areas here are known as Hoʻokipa Lefts and Rights. Way. Ka-imu-kī, Honolulu. Lit., hospitality.
Hoʻokipa
1. Beach park, Pāʻia, Maui. Pocket beach of calcareous sand beach fronted by a reef shelf. Built in 1933, the park was made famous throughout Hawaiʻi by Alice Johnson, a resident
of Kūʻau and a singer with the Royal Hawaiian Band. In 1937, Johnson wrote and popularized the song "Hoʻokipa Park Hula," now a hula standard. Originally a surf site, Hoʻokipa became the premier windsurf site on Maui's north shore in the 1970s when the sport moved to Maui from Oʻahu. Hoʻokipa is now regarded as a world-class site for windsurfing competition, especially wave jumping and surfing. 2. Surf site, windsurf site, Pāʻia, Maui. Hoʻokipa is the overall site name, and there are at least five individual sites off the beach park. From east to west they are: Pavilions, Middles, Green Tree, H-Poko's, and Lanes. The first two are primarily surf sites, and the last three are primarily windsurf sites. Lit., hospitality.
HOOKIPA
I. Ua manao nui ia ka hookipa ana ma na Aina Hikina. Pela ka hana ana o Aberahama, Kin. 18; pela hoi o Ioba, Iob. 31:17. Kauoha mai Iesu i na lunaolelo, e aloha i ka hale a lakou e komo aku ai. a malaila lakou e noho ai, 'e ai ana a e inu ana hoi i na mea a lakou e haawi mai ai,' Luk. 10:7. Huhu nui no o Iakoho a me Ioane i kekahi poe o ko Samaria no ka hoo- kipa ole ia Iesu, Luk. 9.52-56. Hoopai nui ia ko Gibea no ka hookipa ole a me ka hana ino i ka malihini, Luu. 19; 20. Ua kaulana no ka hookipa ana o ka poe Arabia, mai ka wa kahiko loa mai. O ka ai pu ana ma ka papaaina, oia konoho launa pu ana, Hal. 41:9. Ua hoi- keia mai kekahi hookipa maikai ma Kin. 18; 19; Puk. 2:20; Lun. 13:15; 19:1-9. Ua manao nui ka poe Kristiano kahi ko i ka hookipa ana i na mahhini, Rom. 12:13; 1 Tim. 5:10; Heb. 13:2; no ka mea, hoomanao lakou i ka olelo a Iesu ma Mat. 10:40-42; 25:34-45. Ua mahaloia lakou e ka poe pegana no keia hana. Ua hookipa lakou i na malihini a pau, a ua hookipa nui nae i na hoahanau ekale- sia. Ina hele aku na hoahanau ma kahi e, lawe pu lakou i palapala hookipa hoa- hanau.
ho‘okipa
to entertain, welcome.
Hoo-ki-pa
v. to entertain with hospitality, to invite to enter a house.
Hoo-ki-pa
adj, disposed to entertain strangers; kanaka hookipa a man liberal in entertaining strangers.
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