hoʻolā
/ hoʻo.lā /See lā, sun.
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hoʻōla
1. To save, heal, cure, spare; salvation; healer; savior.
- References:
- See ola, life.
2. n., Small piece of tapa; tapa in general (Kauaʻi).
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hoʻolā
/ hoʻo.lā /1. Parsimonious, miserly.
- References:
- And.
2. Gray tapa, tapa in general.
- Source:
- Kauaʻi.
- References:
- AP
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HOO-LA
v. To withhold openly; to be parsimonious.
HOO-LA
s. A kapa or Hawaiian cloth; applied mostly to single kapas; but on Kauai, used instead of the word kapa generally.
2. A remnant; a piece.
HOO-LA
v. For hooola. See OLA, to recover from sickness. To have ease after pain; to recover from sickness.
2. To save from danger; to cure a disease.
3. To deliver or free from death.
HOO-LA
s. Used for hooola. Safety after danger; deliverance from peril; salvation as of a people. Puk. 14:13.
Hoola (hō'ō'la), n.
Used for hooola.
1. Safety after danger; deliverance from peril; salvation of a people.
2. One who saves or delivers.
Hoola (ho'o-lā'), n.
1. A tapa or Hawaiian cloth of gray color; applied mostly to single pieces; but on Kauai, used instead of the word kapa generally.
2. Remnants of tapa.
Hoola (hō'-ō'-la), v.
[For hooola, hoo and ola, recovery.]
1. To have ease after pain; to recover from sickness.
2. To cure a disease.
3. To save from danger; to deliver or free from death.
Hoola (ho'o-lā'), v.
1. To withhold openly; to be parsimonious.
2. To be miserly; to secrete or hide one's goods.
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