1. vt. To uproot, dig up, put to flight, drive away, evict, shoo. E hehu aʻe ʻoia i ka ʻIseraʻela mai loko aʻe o kēlā ʻāina maikaʻi (1 Nal. 14.15), and he shall root up Israel out of this good land.
2. n. Young seedlings or plants, as for transplanting; sucker. Cf. ilo 2.
3. nvt. A purge, as of water and juice of gourd stems used as an enema; to purge.
4. n. Ceremony to drive away evil influence.
5. n. Pile, as of rocks. (GP 100.)
kikino Seedling, as of ʻilima plants. Dic. See kauwowo.
v. To pull up by the roots; to root up. 1 Nal. 14:15.
2. FIG. To root out, as a people; malia paha i hehuia makou i poe nana e kuhikuhi i na iwi o ka poe kahiko, perhaps we shall be rooted up as those who shall point to the bones (land-marks) of the ancients.
3. To pull up for transplanting; to transplant.
4. To carry manure for the good of a transplanted tree.
v. To summon to work or to war; to warn out.
s. A tree pulled up for transplantation.
2. Mist; steam; vapor; spray from the sea. See EHU and HEHUKAI.
3. Name of a medicine.
1. Young plants for transplanting.
2. A cathartic made from the stem of gourd leaves.
1. To uproot, to uproot for the purpose of replanting.
2. To put to flight, as a people: malia paha i hehuia makou i poe nana e kuhikuhi i na iwi o ka poe kahiko; perhaps we shall be rooted up as those who shall point to the bones (landmarks) of the ancients.
3. To drive; to rouse up for work or war.
4. To purge from the effect of medicine.
5. To summon to work or to war.
6. To warn out.
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