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kumupaʻa
/ kumu.paʻa /1. n., Principal, capital (contrasting with interest).
2. n., Firm foundation, ancient times, firmly established.
- Examples:
- Kauā kumupaʻa (Kep. 101), outcasts from the earliest ancestors.
3. n., Family god (same as the much more common ʻaumakua).
kumupaʻa
kikino, Principal, i.e. money loaned, usually at a given interest rate and for a specified time.
- References:
- See uku paneʻe.
KU-MU-PAA
v. Kumu and paa, fast. To have a fast foundation. Hoo. To establish; to confirm. Hal. 99:4.
KU-MU-PAA
s. Kumu and paa, complete. The sum in distinction from its parts; the principal in distinction from the interest.
Kumupaa (kū'-mŭ-pa'a), n.
/ kū'-mŭ-pa'a /[Kumu, the beginning, and paa, fixed.]
1. That which is firmly fixed; a solid foundation.
2. [Mod.] The principal, a sum of money placed at interest in distinction from panee, interest paid for the use of money.
Kumupaa (kū'-mŭ-pa'a), v.
/ kū'-mŭ-pa'a /[Kumu, bottom or foundation, and paa, immovable.]
2. To be fixed firmly.
kumupa‘a
principal, capital; solid foundation.
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