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paʻē
vs., To strike the ear, as a distant sound.
- Examples:
- Paʻē mai ana ka leo o ke kai, the sound of the sea strikes the ears.
pāʻē
/ pā.ʻē /nvt., To peel, as bark; a bunch of cleaned bark, as of olonā.
pae
1. nvs., Cluster, row, group; margin or bank, as of a taro patch; level, as of a platform.
- Examples:
- I ka hele ʻana o ka imu ā ʻenaʻena, ua ʻōhelo nohoʻi ka lāʻau ulu imu a nonoho a pae like, when the oven is red-hot, the oven-poking stick is pushed around so that [the stones] are in even levels.
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2. vi., To land, disembark, come ashore; to mount or catch a wave, as of a surf rider; washed or drifted ashore.
- Examples:
- Niho pae, a loose tooth.
- Manu pae, a bird that lands from afar, as a migratory bird.
- Palaoa pae, whale washed ashore.
- Pae i ka nalu, to ride a wave into the shore.
- Poʻe pae mai, immigrants.
- ʻA ʻole e pae nā waʻa o ke aliʻi iāʻoe (Nak. 56), the chief's canoes cannot land because of you.
- E ʻai kākou. Mahalo, ua pae kēia waʻa. Let's eat. Thanks, this canoe has landed [i.e., I have eaten].
- References:
- PPN pae.
3. n., Type of sweet potato, pronunciation uncertain.
- References:
- For. 5:664–5.
pae
kikino ｜ noun / pae /kikino, Stage, level of development; level of difficulty, as intermediate or advanced; rank, as in an orderly arrangement.
- Source:
- Niʻihau.
- References:
- See hoʻokaʻina pae.
- Cf. kūlana.
pae
kikino ｜ noun / pae /pae
kikino ｜ noun / pae /kikino, Platform, as DOS, UNIX, Macintosh, etc., for a computer program.
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pae
kikino ｜ noun / pae /kikino, Category or level, in a computer search.
- Source:
- Examples:
- Pae hoʻomaka. Beginning category.
- Pae holomua. General category.
- Pae kumuʻike. Reference category.
- Pae noiʻi nowelo. Special research category.
- Pae waena. Intermediate category.
PAE
v. To flap or shake, as a sail; to turn one side or be loose, as a tooth; as an adjective, he niho pae, a loose tooth.
2. To be carried along by the surf towards the shore; to play on the surf-board; to come to a land, as a boat or canoe; to go ashore from a vessel; to cross a river to the opposite shore. Ios. 4:18. To float ashore from the sea; no na laau hao i pae mua mai, for the timber with iron that had previously floated ashore.
3. To lift up; to raise a little.
4. To strip the bark from a tree; to peel off, as the skin of a banana or of a kalo.
5. To strike upon the ear, as a distant sound; to sound, as from a distance.
6. To be published extensively.
7. Hoo. To land; to put ashore, as a person or goods from a vessel. 1 Nal. 5:9.
PAE
s. A cluster; a few; a small company; he pae hao wale, robbers. SYN. with poe and puu.
2. A voice; a sound.
3. A bank of a kalo patch; those parts that are beaten to make them water tight; he mea hana ia ka loi ma na pae e pai mua ai—pakui i ka pohaku ma ua mau pae la—a paa na pae eha.
PAE
A sign of the plural number; as, keia pae aina or keia pae moku, these islands. Gram. § 86 and 92.
Pae (pā'-ē'), n.
1. A bunch of berating sound.
cleaned tissues of plants consisting of ten layers of clean fiber, applied to the olona bark.
2. Branch of the olona.
Pae (pă'-ē'), v.
To strike upon the ear, as a distant sound.
Pae (pā'-ē'), v.
To peel; to take off outer covering of a plant.
Pae (pa'e), v.
To be put on shore from the sea or from any body of water.
2. To lift, to raise a little. See paepae.
Pae (pă-ē'), n.
A rolling or rever.
Pae (pa'e), n.
1. A cluster, a group; a grouping of similar inanimate objects: he pae hau, a group of hau trees.
2. A margin or border.
paʻē
To flap or shake, as a sail.
pāʻē
To strip the bark from a tree; a bunch of cleaned bark, as from an olona tree. See olonā.
pae
cluster, group; margin or border: to be cast ashore; to land.
pa‘e
to strike on ear.
Pa-e
v. to flap or shake, to be carried along by the surf, to come to land as a boat, to go ashore from a
pae
Margin or bank as of a taro patch; level as of a platform (PE).
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