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pona
1. n., Socket; eyeball, eye socket; joint of sugar-cane stalk, bamboo; hollow, as left after a sweet potato vine has been dug.
- References:
- Cf. puna.
- PPN pona.
2. vs., Spotted, as the sea with various shades, variegated.
- References:
- Cf. kipona.
3. n., Bond.
pona
kikino, Bond, a certificate bought from a government or corporation which agrees to pay back the cost of the bond plus interest after a set period of time.
pona
pona
/ PO-NA /1. s., The joints, as of the spine and the fingers; the spaces between the bulbs or joints of bones.
2. That part of a stalk of sugar-cane which is between the joints.
3. The joints themselves of sugar-cane or bamboo.
PO-NA
v. To divide off into joints or pieces.
2. To cut into parts; e pauku aku.
3. To show spots differently variegated, as places in the sea in a calm.
PO-NA
adj. Cut up in pieces; variegated with spots; spotted.
pona
/ pō'-na /adj., Cut up in pieces; variegated with spots; spotted.
Pona (pō'-na), n.
1. The joints, as of the spine and the fingers; the spaces between the joints of bones.
2. That part of a stalk of sugarcane which is between the joints.
3. Joints, as seen in sugarcane or bamboo.
Pona (pō'-na), v.
1. To divide into joints or pieces.
2. To cut into parts; e pauku aku.
3. To show variegated spots, as places in the sea in a calm.
pona
Joints, as of the spine and fingers.
pona
That part of a stalk of sugarcane between the joints; the joints themselves of sugarcane or bamboo.
pona
puna, joints of sugar-cane, bamboo, etc.
Po-na
s. the part of sugar cane between the joints
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