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Pau ʻana, panina, hope.

• Related:
  • To end, hoʻopau, hoʻōki.
  • Also: nuku, wēlau, ʻēlau, welelau, welewelelau, kīkīpani; kiko (as of a fish pole); poʻo (as of a cane, rope, or pole); wāwae (as of a rainbow); puku (rare).
• References:
  • See pīpī

2. At an end, muku.

• Related:
  • End of knots in plaiting, hiʻuhiʻu.
  • There's no end, ʻaʻohe lihi launa mai.

Of a sporting field or court. Poʻo (preceded by ke), kumu.

• Related:
  • End line or base line, as on a basketball court. Laina hīnaʻi, laina hupa, laina kumu, laina poʻo.
  • End zone, on a football field. Pahu ʻai holo.
• References:
  • See line, side.

Defensive end, in football. Pūkaha.

• Related:
  • Left defensive end. Pūkaha hema.
  • Right defensive end. Pūkaha ʻākau.
  • Split end. Lala.
  • Tight end. Muku.
• References:
  • See safety.

he hope, he pau ana.

h, ka hope, he palena.

hai. e hoopau, e oki aku.

ho’pě, hopě’nă; (as of rope), pi’kŏ; (of house), kă’lă; (of a board), wēlăŭ: to end, hŏ‘ŏpăŭ.

Ka hopena. The end of all things, ka hopena o na mea a pau. 2. Ka piko. End of a rope, ka piko o ke kaula. 3. Ke kala. End of a house, ke kala o ka hale. SYN. gable. 4. Welau. End of a board, ka welau o ka papa. Ends of the earth, na welau o ka honua.

E hoopau; e hoo-oki.