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hoʻolā
/ hoʻo.lā /hoʻolā
/ hoʻo.lā /See lā, sun.
hoʻōla
hōʻōla
kikino ｜ noun / hō.ʻōla /Small piece of tapa; tapa in general (Kauaʻi).
HOO-LA
v. To withhold openly; to be parsimonious.
HOO-LA
s. A kapa or Hawaiian cloth; applied mostly to single kapas; but on Kauai, used instead of the word kapa generally.
2. A remnant; a piece.
HOO-LA
v. For hooola. See OLA, to recover from sickness. To have ease after pain; to recover from sickness.
2. To save from danger; to cure a disease.
3. To deliver or free from death.
HOO-LA
s. Used for hooola. Safety after danger; deliverance from peril; salvation as of a people. Puk. 14:13.
Hoola (hō'ō'la), n.
Used for hooola.
1. Safety after danger; deliverance from peril; salvation of a people.
2. One who saves or delivers.
Hoola (ho'o-lā'), v.
1. To withhold openly; to be parsimonious.
2. To be miserly; to secrete or hide one's goods.
Hoola (hō'-ō'-la), v.
[For hooola, hoo and ola, recovery.]
1. To have ease after pain; to recover from sickness.
2. To cure a disease.
3. To save from danger; to deliver or free from death.
Hoola (ho'o-lā'), n.
1. A tapa or Hawaiian cloth of gray color; applied mostly to single pieces; but on Kauai, used instead of the word kapa generally.
2. Remnants of tapa.
hoʻola
Word applied to a single kapa; a small piece of kapa. The word hoʻola is used in place of kapa on Kauaʻi.
HOOLA
I. Pili pono no keia inoa ia Iesu, no ka mea, hele mai ia 'e hoola i kona poe kanaka mai ko lakou hewa,' Mat. 1:21. Nolaila ua kapaia oia, o Iesu, o ka Hoola ke ano, Ioa. 4:42; Oih. 4:12; 5:31.
ho‘ola
safety, salvation: to heal, recover.
Hoo-La
v. to prove, confirm, make evident
Hoo-la
v. for hooola; to save, to cure, to deliver or free from death.
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