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pana
1. nvt. To shoot, as marbles, arrows, bow; bow and arrows; to snap, as with fingers and thumb to punish a child; to flip. Cf. pana ʻiole. Pua pana, arrow. Kāu mau pana (Kin. 27.3), thy weapons. hoʻo.pana Caus/sim. (PPN fana, PEP pana; the meaning ‘bow, arrow’ is noted only in Marquesan pana and Hawaiian; see Green, p. 24.)
2. nvi. Heartbeat, pulse; beat in music; to beat time, pulsate, throb. Nānā i ka pana, to take the pulse. (PCP pana.)
3. nvi. Celebrated, noted, or legendary place; to be such.
4. n. Pan. Eng. Kū pana, stew pan.
5. n. Bung.
pāna, bana
n. Band, orchestra. Eng.
pana
PA-NA
v. To shoot out; to shoot, as an arrow. Hal. 11:2. The whole form is pana pua. Nah. 21:30. To shoot at; i ole e aihueia (na iwi) a hanaia i mea pana iole, that (the bones) might not be stolen and made into instruments for shooting mice. NOTE.—Among Hawaiians formerly, the greatest contempt a person could show of his enemy was, to procure some of his bones after he was dead, and make them into fish-hooks for taking fish or arrow heads for shooting mice.
2. To snap, as a person snaps with his finger on any substance.
3. To spread out; to open.
4. To excite; to raise up; to cast; to throw.
5. To give a name or appellation.
PA-NA
s. The act of shooting an arrow.
2. The act of the arrow in flying from the bow to the object.
3. A bow to shoot with; a cross bow; kanaka pana pua, an archer. 1 Sam. 31:3. He mau mea pana, hunting instruments. Kin. 27:3.
4. A portion of land less than an aina. See APANA, a piece.
5. The pulse; nawaliwali ka pana, the pulse is feeble.
Pana (pā'-na), n.
1. The act of shooting an arrow.
2. Any celebrated place: any distinguished spot.
3. The pulse.
Pana (pā'-na), n.
Title or name by which a person, place or thing is known.
Pana (pă'-na), v.
The whole form is pana pua.
1. To shoot out; to shoot, as an arrow. To shoot at: i ole e aihueia (na iwi) a hanaia i mea pana iole. that (the bones) might not be stolen and made into instruments for shooting mice. (Among Hawaiians formerly, the greatest contempt a person could show of his enemy was to procure some of his bones after he was dead, and make them into fish-hooks or arrow heads for shooting mice.)
2. To snap, as a person snaps with his finger on any substance.
3. To give a name or appellation.
pana
Snap (pana) has almost the identical letters of the English word, but reversed.
pana
Heartbeat, pulse.
pana
bow; the pulse: to shoot arrows; to flip; to snap fingers.
Pa-na
v. to shoot out as an arrow, to shoot at, to snap, to thump.
Pa-na
s. a bow to shoot with, a cross bow; mea pona, hunting instruments.
Pa-na
v. to give a name; s. an appellation.
Pa-na
s. a portion of land less than an aina.
pana
Celebrated, noted or legendary place (PE).
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