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v. Ho for hoo, and ao, to try.

1. To try the qualities of a thing; to taste; to tempt; to make trial; assay; to begin. Laieik. 184.

2. To cohabit after marriage; to make public a marriage contract after the ancient manner.

3. To prove; to put to the test. 2 Oihl. 9:1.

4. To undertake; to attempt. Eset. 9:23.

5. To hang up; e kaulai.

s. See the verb. Marriage after the ancient custom of the islands.

2. The taste of any eatable. Nah. 11:8.

3. A temptation; a trial. Kanl. 4:32.

adj. The night of the day called Huna; mamua o ka po hoao o na alii, i ka po o Huna.

adj., Pertaining to or describing the night of the day called Huna, the eleventh night after Hilo or the new moon, when the Hoao, or nuptials, were supposed to become fixed.

The ancient Hawaiian marriage custom.

1. To make a trial of a thing.

2. To taste.

3. To tempt.

4. To assay.

5. To begin. (See Laieik. p. 184.)

6. To undertake.

I. Luk. 10:25. O Satana ka mea hoowalewale nui mai, e imi ana i kona mea e make ai, 1 Oihalii. 21:1; Iob. 1, 2; Mat. 4:1; 1 Tes. 3:5. Ua hoowalewaleia na kanaka ma ko lakou kuko iho, Iak. 1:14, 15; ua hoowalewaleia hoi e ka poe hewa. Hemolele no ke Akua, aole ia e hoowalewale mai i na kanaka, Iak. 1:13; aka, ua hoao mai ke Akua i na kanaka, i maopopo ko lakou oiaio, i nui ke ahonui a me ka pono, Kin. 22:1; Iak. 1:2, 3. Ua makaukau no o Kristo e kokua mai i kona poe kanaka i kela hoowalewale keia hoowalewale, 1 Kor. 10:13; Heb. 2:18; 4:15; 2 Pet. 2:18, 19. Aka hoi, aole pono e hele wale iloko o ka hoowalewaleia, Luk. 11:4. Ua aa a ua hoao na kanaka i ke Akua ma ka hoomaloka ana, Puk. 17:2, 7; Is. 7:12; Mat. 4:7; Oih. 5:9; 15:10. Ua kapaia ka pilikia, o ka hoao ana, Mat. 6:13; Luk. 8:13; 22:28; Iak. 1:12; 1 Pet. 1:6, 7. Ua hoowalewaleia o Iesu e ka diabolo i kona hoomaka ana i kana hana, Mat. 4. Ua hoka no nae o Satana. Lanakela no ka Haku, a ola ko ke ao nei ma ona la, Luk. 4:13; 22:53; Ioa. 14:30. Aia ma Inia, a ma Aigupita hoi kekahi poe i oleloia e hiki ia lakou ke hoowalewale i na nahesa, i laka na nahesa, a hana ino ole mai, Ps. 58:4, 5; Kek. 10:11; Ier. 8:17.