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maika
1. n., Ancient Hawaiian game suggesting bowling; the stone used in the game; shot, shot-put.
- References:
- Cf. ʻulu maika.
2. n., Strengthening the body, as by athletics.
- References:
- Cf. ika, strong.
- References:
- Cf. māʻīʻī, māloʻeloʻe, māʻuluʻulu.
maika
kikino/hamani, Bowling.
maika
/ MAI-KA /v., To play at the game called maika; it consisted in rolling a round smooth stone called ulu or olohu; it was connected with betting.
2. Hoomaika. To exercise at maika; e hoomau lewalewa.
3. To exercise violently, as at maika.
4. To be fatigued with hard exercise.
maika
/ MAI-KA /s., The name of an ancient play.
2. The name of the stone used in the game of maika.
3. Fatigue, pain or wearness from playing maika.
4. Fatigue, lameness, &c., from any cause.
maika
/ MAI-KA /adj., Weary; fatigued; lame.
maika
/ mă'-ī-ka /adj., Weary; fatigued; lame.
maika
/ mā'i-ka /1. n., An ancient game.
2. n., The stone used in the game of maika.
maika
/ mă'i-ka /1. n., Fatigue, pain or weariness from playing maika.
2. n., Fatigue, lameness, etc., from any cause.
maika
/ mā'i-ka /v., To play at the game called maika; it consisted in rolling a round smooth stone called ulu or olohu; it was connected with betting.
maika
/ mă'-i'-ka /v., To be fatigued, weary, tired.
maika, ulu maika
, old Hawaiian game similar to bowling
maika
To play the game called lulu maika. (MALO 221.) See the paheʻe, ʻulu maika.
Maika
/ Maika /Owai i like me Jehova ?
Mai-ka
s. a stone used in play.
Mai-ka
v. to play at maika.
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