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nananana
kikino Spider. Dic. Also nanana. See entries below and kalanakula.
nananana
kikino General name for spiders, but particularly spiders that make webs. Dic. Cf. peʻepeʻe. See tutuatiʻi.
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v. See LANALANA, to float. To walk about; to exercise by walking.
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s. See LANALANA. A species of spider. See PUNANANA.
2. The rope that fastens the ama and the ako of a canoe together. See LANALANA.
3. A spider’s web.
4. A picture; an image.
Nananana (nă'-nă-nă'-na), n.
/ nă'-nă-nă'-na /1. Same as lanalana. A species of spider.
2. The rope that fastens the ama and the iako of a canoe together.
Nananana (nă'-nă-nă'-na), v.
/ nă'-nă-nă'-na /Same as lanalana. To be light; to float.
nananana
Long-legged, web-making spider. He ʻōlelo no ke akamai o ka nanana i ka hana ʻupena ana, the skill of the spider in making its web. Brown widow spider.
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