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1. Of disposition. ʻAʻaka, nauki, kaʻe, kekē niho, niha.

• Related:
  • Also: naʻinaʻi, kaki, pīkananā, kamaniha, hoʻokamaniha, ʻainiha, kūkona, loko liʻu, pōkole ka naʻau.

2. Overlap. Keʻa, peʻa.

• Related:
  • Also: kaha peʻa, hoʻokeʻa; lāʻau keʻa, ʻolokeʻa (wooden).
  • Cross sticks, ʻōkeʻa, lā.
  • Station of the cross, kaʻi keʻa.
  • To cross the hands, ʻōpeʻa; ʻōpeʻa kua, hoʻōpeʻa kua, kākepakepa (behind the back).
  • To cross the legs, hoʻouka nā wāwae.
  • To cross one over another, kāpeʻapeʻa.
  • To cross sticks, kīpeʻa.
  • To make the sign of the cross, kuhi-kuhi i ke keʻa.
  • To cross the street, hele ma kēlā ʻaoʻao o ke alanui.

To cross, as a street. ʻAʻehi.

• References:
  • See crosswalk.

h. he kea, he mea kue i ko ke kanaka makemake.

i. mai keia aoao i kela aoao.

ha. lilo i kea, kue ana, huhu wale, lokoino.

he kea, he mea kue i ko ke kanaka makemake.

kě‘ă: (peevish), ‘ă‘ă’kă: (to thwart), ‘ālăĭ.

n. Kea.

adj Ukiuki; huhu.

v. 1. E alalai; e ku-e'. SYN. obstruct; thwart. 2. E hele mai kahi aoao a i kahi aoao. 3. E kaha aku.