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nvt., Stained, smeared, smudged, defaced, sordid; to besmirch, stain, smear; defiled, as taboo food cooked with common food; babbler (Oih. 17.18).

• Related:
  • hoʻohaukaʻe Caus/sim.; to spoil, as a ballot. Figuratively, to defile a reputation.
• References:
  • Cf. ʻaeʻa.

v., See hoʻokae. To deface; to blot out; to squander; to behave shamefully.

2. To do a thing carelessly; inā e hauhili a haukaʻe kā ʻoukou hana, if you do your work in a slovenly and careless manner.

3. To be filthy; dirty in appearance.

s., Filthiness; carelessness; also,

2. A mean fellow; a babbler; a trifling talker. Oih. 17:18.

adj., Slovenly done; foul; unclean; impure; wicked.

1. adj., Slovenly; foul; unclean,

2. adj., Impure; wicked.

1. n., Filthiness; carelessness.

2. n., A filthy or careless person; a sloven.

3. n., A mean fellow.

4. n., A babbler; a trifling talker.

1. v., To be defaced.

2. v., To be blotted out.

3. v., To be squandered.

4. v., To behave shamefully. See hoʻokae.

5. v., To do a thing carelessly: inā e hauhili a haukaʻe kā ʻoukou hana, if you do your work in a slovenly and careless manner.

6. v., To be unclean in appearance.

Slovenly, foul, wicked; babbler; trifling talker; mean fellow. (Oih. 17:18.)