n. Desire, delight. Cf. hiamoe. ʻAʻole ipau koʻu hia i ka nani o Hilo, my delight in the beauties of Hilo is endless. Ua mau ka hia a ka poʻe a ka hale e noho, it was still the desire of the people of the house to stay. (PPN fia.) hoʻo.hia Caus/sim. (For. 6:419.)
v. To rub two sticks one upon another to obtain fire. See AULIMA and AUNAHI. E hana i ke ahi me ka aunahi, a maluna iho ka aulima, alaila kuolo me ka anai ana i mea e a i ke ahi.
2. To reflect; to think.
3. To run about as wild; to strut about.
4. To entangle; to catch, as in a net; eha ai i ka upena.
s. A reflecting; the act of thinking.
2. The person who catches or entangles fish in a net.
adj. Roving; unsteady; also entangled.
The passive termination of many verbs instead of ia; as, pauhia for pauia. Gram.§ 48.
1. Ardent; eager.
2. Roving; unsteady.
An interrogative with the prefixes a, e and pa, as ahia, how many, ehia, how many, pahia, how many to the group.
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1. The act of rubbing two sticks together to obtain fire.
2. Reflection; thinking.
3. Loneliness.
4. Desire.
1. To rub one stick upon another, as in obtaining fire in ancient times.
2. To knot or fasten the meshes of a fish net; to form net work.
To rub two sticks together for friction and fire.
To desire, take delight in; to think, reflect.
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