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open
There is no general term; the main usages follow:
1. Usually intransitive, a state of being open, as a door. Hāmama; makili, mikili, nakili, hoʻomakili (as a crack); kūnihi; kaʻakaʻa (as eyes); ākea.
2. As a flower. Mōhala, hoʻomōhala, mōhalu, molokala, pohala, makala, mokala, ōpū, ʻōmeʻo.
3. Transitive, as a door, package. Wehe, ʻuwehe, ʻuehe, weke, wekeweke, hemo, māwehe, māweke; huʻe (as an oven); ʻūpā, hāʻupā; hoʻohāmama, ʻōlepe; hoʻokaʻakaʻa (as eyes).
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verbʻaʻano, As for business; unlocked; ajar. Hemo.
- Examples:
- Huaʻi i ka imu. To open an imu.
- Wiliaho hāmama. Open reel, as for fishing.
- References:
- See bracket, imu, leaf, parenthesis.
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verbopen
hamani ｜ transitive verbopen
ʻaʻano ｜ stative verbopen
To be open, as for a play in basketball. Hemo.
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hamani ｜ transitive verbhamani, To separate. Māwehe.
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ʻaʻano ｜ stative verbʻaʻano, Open, i.e. unrestricted to the general public, as in seating, parking, or other areas. Noa.
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hamani ｜ transitive verbhamani, As a file. Wehe.
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ʻaʻano, Noa.
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/ O-pen /e wehe, e hoohamama.
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/ O-pen /hai. e wehe, e hoohamama.
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/ O-pen /ha. aole i peluia, hamama ana.
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hamă'mă: to open, wĕ'hĕ, he'mŏ; (unfold), moha'lă.
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/ Ō'pen /1. E hamama: e wehe. 2. E mohala. SYN. unfold. 3. E makili. To open the mind, e hoomakili i ka naau.
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