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1. s., The bones of the hand distinct from the arm; e malama i kona mau iwi ame na peahi lima.

2. The open hand; an open hand as a symbol of power. Hal. 44:3.

3. A fan. Mat. 3:12. The sign or picture of a fan marked on anything; he peahi ko kona poe kanaka, oia o lakou hoailona; ua kakauia ma ko lakou papalina.

4. A gentle fanning breeze; a soft wind, as though made with a fan; he koaniani.

1. v., To fan; to sweep; to brush; to make wind with a fan.

2. To motion or beckon to one with the hand or otherwise.

3. To make signs with the hand. See kunou.

1. n., The bones of the hand as distinct from those of the arm: a malama i kona mau iwi ame na peahi lima.

2. n., The open hand; an open hand as a symbol of power.

3. n., A fan. The sign or picture of a fan marked on anything: he peahi ko kona poe kanaka, oia o lakou hoailona: ua kakauia ma ko lakou papalina.

4. n., A gentle fanning breeze; a soft wind, as though made with a fan; he koaniani.

1. v., To fan; to sweep; to brush.

2. v., To motion or beckon to one with the hand or otherwise.

3. v., To make signs with the hand.

beckon. Land section. Hamakualoa. Maui.

I. he mea ia e hoomaemae i ka palaoa, Is. 30:24. Oia kekahi mea e akaka ai ko Iesu hookaawale ana i ka poe pono a me ka poe hewa, Ier. 15:17; Mat. 3:12. E nana HEHIPALAOA.