1. Barrier. Kaola, lāʻau kī, lāʻau keʻa, paukū, pale. To bar, ālai, pale, hoʻokaʻawale. See sand bar.
2. Long object. ʻAukā. Soap bar, ʻaukā kopa. Gold bar, ʻaukā kula.
3. For drinking. Wahi inu lama, pākaukau.
4. Music. Pale, pale lua, pale nui ʻeleʻele.
5. Punctuation. Palehui.
6. Legal. Papa loio.
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h. he mea e paa ai, he palena.
‘ăŭkā’, păŭkū’; (saloon), pākaŭkaŭ; (in court), pā; (lawyers), pă’pă 1ō’ĭŏ; (harbor), wă’hĭ pāpă‘ŭ; (obstruction), pa’lě: to bar, pă’nĭ, pa‘ă.
Bär, n. 1. He pauku. A bar of iron, he pauku hao; he auka hao. 2. Pakaukau kuai waiona. 3. He pa o ka hale hookolokolo. The prisoner at the bar, ka lawehala imua o ka pa o ka hale hookolokolo. 4. He pale o ka leo mele. 5. He wahi papau ma ka nuku o ka muliwai, a ma kahi komo o na awa kumoku. 6. He papa loio. 7. He wahi hookolokolo. Appear before the bar of God, e ku imua o ke aha hookolokolo o Ke Akua. 8. He pale. A bar to further progress, he mea e pale ai ka holo mua.
Bär, v. 1. E pani a paa. 2. E kau pale; e keakea.
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