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1. vi., To cheep, chirp.

• Related:
  • hoʻokio Same as hōkio, a whistle.
• References:
  • PCP tio.

2. nvi., Projection, protuberance, bubo; to protrude.

• Examples:
  • ʻAʻohe kio pōhaku nalo i ke alo pali, on the face of a cliff, not one jutting rock is hidden from sight [no use being secretive].
• Related:
  • hoʻokio Caus/sim.; To spread out, project.

3. Same as kaunaʻoa #2, a mollusk.

• References:
  • PPN tio.

4. interjection, Word used in reply to a question one does not care to answer, somewhat like rude English “What's it to you?”

• Examples:
  • E hele ana ʻolua i hea? Kio. Where are you two going? Kio.

5. n., Cords made of hibiscus bark used as drawstrings of a large net.

6. n., Mock warfare, training in warfare by combat (And.); according to Malo 66 kaua kio is mock warfare with blunted spears. (Kawelo's warriors greet him as he returns from fishing by hurling spears at him for him to dodge or parry: FS 52.)

7. n., Mussels.

• References:
  • See kio nahawele.
  • PPN kio.

｜ No base definition, only supplemental content.

• Related:
  • Hoʻokūkū kio. Scrimmage, as for sports. See hoʻokūkū kahului, hoʻokūkū moho.

1. v., To break wind; ua hanai oia i kana mau keiki, a pau ke aho, no ke kio ana o na keiki.

2. To blow on a pipe.

3. To blow on a leaf across the lips, the vibration of which produces a sound.

1. s., An excrement.

2. A pond or puddle of water, especially if filthy. See kiowai and halokowai.

3. A cistern; a pool; a water sluice.

4. The dregs, lees or settlings of liquor.

5. A part of a potato which branches off from the main root.

6. A process; a projection; a bunch on a large body.

7. A bubo, a disease connected with lewdness.

adj., Practicing in a military school, as the chiefs in former times had mock fights for practice; he kaua paani, he kaua lealea, he kaua kio, &c.; he kaua pahukala kahi inoa.

adj., Practicing in a military school, as the chiefs in former times had mock fights for practice: he kaua paani, he kaua lealea, he kaua kio, etc.; he kaua pahukala kahi inoa.

1. n., Name applied in a general way to games imitative of warlike encounters.

2. n., A projection; a bunch on a large body.

3. n., A bubo, a form of syphilis.

1. n., Excrement.

2. n., A pond or puddle of water, especially if filthy. See kiowai and halokowai.

3. n., A cistern.

4. n., A pool.

5. n., A water sluice.

6. n., The dregs or settlings of liquor.

7. n., The part of a potato root which branches off from the main root.

v., To evacute the bowels.

Practicing martial games. The chiefs indulged in mock war games.

Bubo, in the inguinal region of the groin; lymph node enlargement. Earlier considered to be a manifestation of syphilis.

To blow on a pipe; to blow on a leaf across the lips, producing a sound through vibration. Kiokio means to play on a pipe or other wind instrument. (A.)

I. he ainapuni ma ke kai o Egeana mawaena o Lesebosa a me Samosa, ua kapaia ano o Sio. Kanakolu mile kona loa, he umi ka laula. Maanei ke maalo ai o Paulo i kona holo ana i ka hema mai Mitulene i Samo, Oih. 20:15.