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n., Short rib extending upward from the tip of a paddle, on the forward surface.

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  • Also: ʻupe.
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  • PPN io.

s., A species of bird; a hawk.

v., To be loaded with bundles; ua alaulau.

v., To flee; to hasten away with fear.

prep., Nearly synonymous with ia; used before proper names and pronouns. To; towards. Iob. 5:1. But implying motion.

adv., I, prep., and o, there. Yonder; aia no ia io, there he is yonder. See o. Io ia nei, adverbial phrase, hither and thither.

adv., Truly; really; verily; certainly; oiaio, truth. Io is a strong intensive. Pela io no ka hana ana a lakou; aohe io o ka hewa, the wickedness is great.

adj., True; real; not imaginary; ua paa ka manao o kanaka he akua io no o Lono, the minds of the people were firm that Lono (Captain Cook) was a real god.

s., A forerunner; one who announces the approach of a chief.

s., Part; portion; reality; truth; verity. Ezek. 12:23.

1. s., Lean flesh; the animal muscle. Anat. 3. A muscle; he io ku e, an antagonistic muscle. Anat. 26.

2. Flesh in general. Puk. 29:14.

3. Flesh, i. e., person. Oihk. 16:4.

4. One’s flesh, i. e., kindred; relation. Kin. 29:14. Io maha, the muscle on the side of the head.

s., Name of a game.

adj., Not imaginary; true; real: Ua paa ka manao o na kanaka he akua io no o Lono; the minds of the people were firm (in the belief that) that Lono (Captain Cook) was a real god.

adv., Truly; really; verily; certainly: Ua hana io no oia pela; he really did so.

adv., In that place; at a distance; yonder: Aia no ia io; there he is yonder.

1. A bundle, package or parcel made up for transportation or storing. (Applies only to foodstuffs). He io paakai; a bundle of salt.

2. n., One who announces the approach of a chief; a forerunner.

3. n., A large buteonine hawk (Buteo solitarius); a buzzard.

4. n., A sport in which the object of the players is to keep from being caught or touched by the one who chases them for that purpose, similar to the game of tag.

1. n., Lean flesh; the animal muscle: He io kue; an antagonistic muscle.

2. n., Flesh in general.

3. n., One’s person.

4. n., Kindred; relatives.

5. n., Reality; truth; verity.

6. n., The substance of a matter; the main point; the gist.

prep., To; towards: used before proper names and pronouns. See ia.

v., To hasten away with fear; to flee.

v., To be loaded down with bundles. See laulau.

I. oia ka mea nui o na kino kanaka a me na kino holoholona, Iob. 33:25. O kekahi ano, o na mea ola a pau, Kin. 6:17, 19. Okoa ka io, okoa ka uhane, Iob. 14:22; Mat. 26:41; Rom. 8; 2 Kor. 7:1; Gal. 5:17. O ka io kekahi ai nui ma kela aina keia aina. Papa mai o Mose, 'Mai hoolapalapa. oe i ke kaokeiki maloko o ka waiu o kona makuwahine, Puk. 23:19; 34:26. Aole pono e kalua i ka bipi makuwahine a me kana keiki i ka la hookahi; pela hoi ka hipa a me ke kao. Aole e oki i wahi io o ka mea ola, a e ai iho. He mau kanawai aloha paha ia. Aole pono e ai i ka mea umiia a me ka mea make wale; aole ai i ke koko, he kanawai malama mau ia e ka poe Iudaio. Ua hoaponoia keia kanawai e ka ahaolelo mua o ka ekalesia ma Ierusalema, a liuliu ka malama ana, Oih. 15. I ka makamua o ka ekalesia Kristiano, he nui ka hoopaapaa ana no ka io a me ka ai i mohaiia no na kii. Manao kekahi poe i huli i ka aoao Kristiano, he mea ole ke kii; a manao lakou ua hoopau Iesu i ke kanawai no na mea haumia a me na mea haumia ole, nolaila ai lakou i kela mea keia mea i waiho imua o lakou me ka ninau ole. Pela hoi i ke kuai ana i ka io, aole ninau, he io haumia paha, aole paha, ua kaumahaia na na kii paha, aole paha. O kekahi poe Kristiano hemahema, aole ao nui ia, manao lakou he hewa ia ai ana, o ka ae aku ia i ka hoomanakii, a he haumia hoi kahi io. Paipai mai o Paulo, aole e hoahewa wale aku kekahi i kekahi, aia no i ka lunamanao o kela mea keia mea. Aole hewa ke ai; aka, he pono ke waiho, ma lilo ka ai ana i mea e hoohihia ai kekahi, Rom. 14:20-23; 1 Kor. 8; 10:19-33; Tit. 1:15. Pili no keia manao o Paulo ia kakou e noho nei, no ka inu ana i na mea ona.

hawk.