aukanaka
/ au.kanaka /nvs., Inhabited place, settlement; inhabited.
- Examples:
- Nā wahi aukanaka apau (Mat. 24.14), all inhabited places.
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aukanaka
/ AU-KA-NA-KA /s., Au, place, and kanaka, men. A place or region where men are found, in distinction from auakua, region of the gods.
1. Emphatically, a thickly peopled place; he wahi kanaka, he wahi paapu, a lehulehu.
2. The habited world. Mat. 24:14.
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aukanaka
/ ā'ū-kā-nā'-kă /1. n., An area of country inhabited by a group of people; a thickly populated locality.
2. n., A regular or settled place of living; ones dwelling place; a settlement.
3. n., A cluster of houses in the country; a little village; a hamlet.
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aukanaka
Inhabited place; the habited world. (Mat. 24:14.) This is in contrast to the awakua (region of the gods).
aukanaka
1. Inhabited place; settlement (PE). 2. A regular or settled place of living; one’s dwelling place; a settlement; a cluster of houses in the country; a little village; a hamlet; an area of country inhabited by a group of people; a thickly populated locality (AP).
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