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kuolo
1. vt. To rub, scrub, polish, scour, scratch. See olo #1.
2. vi. To tremble, as the voice; to shake, as with palsy; to vibrate, resonate, as a chanting voice. See hula kuolo. Kai kuolo, sea with an undertow. hoʻo.kuolo Caus/sim. (PCP tuolo).
KU-O-LO
v. To make a vibrating motion; to rub; to polish; to scour; to scratch.
2. To shake, as a fluid in a bottle or cask.
3. To tremble, as the voice.
KU-O-LO
s. A small sort of drum; a timbrel. Hal. 92:3. The hula drum; he ipu hula; he hula paipu.
Kuolo (kū'-ō'-lo), n.
/ kū'-ō'-lo /A small drum; a timbrel. The hula drum; he ipu hula; he hula paipu. Same as kuolokani.
Kuolo (kū'-ō'-lo), v.
/ kū'-ō'-lo /To make a vibrating motion; to rub; to polish; to scour; to scratch.
Kuolo (kŭ'-ō-lo), v.
/ kŭ'-ō-lo /1. To shake, as a fluid in a bottle or cask.
2. To tremble, as the voice.
3. To cause a vibrating sound.
Kuolo
Area near Keaʻau, Puna, Hawaiʻi, where the Puna chief, Huaʻā, was defeated, thus giving control of Puna to ʻUmi (For. Sel. 168). Lit., to rub.
kuolo
Small drum, timbrel. (Hal. 92:3.) Resonate, as the voice of a chanter. Hula kuolo, a dance or hula drum.
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