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kauhale
/ kau.hale /loc.n., Group of houses comprising a Hawaiian home, formerly consisting of men's eating house, women's eating house, sleeping house, cook-house, canoe house, etc. Term was later used even if the home included but a single house, and is sometimes used for hamlet or settlement. It is used without an article. (Gram. 8.6.) Literally, plural house.
- Examples:
- E hoʻi kākou i kauhale, let's go home.
- Kanaka hele i kauhale, a person who goes from house to house; to gad.
kauhale
/ KAU-HA-LE /1. s., Kau, place, and hale, house. A small cluster of houses; a village. Puk. 8:5.
2. A house or residence of a person.
3. A place where a house has been, or where one is designed to be.
kauhale
/ kă'u-hā'-le /[Kau, place, and hale, house.]
1. n., A small cluster of houses; a village.
2. n., A house or residence of a person.
3. n., A place where a house has been, or where one is to be.
kauhale
village, neighborhood
kauhale
A small cluster of houses; a village; a house or residence of a person; a place where a house has been, or where one is to be (AP). Also, kauwahi.
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