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v. Kala, to pardon, and hala, guilt. To loose or absolve one from guilt or sin; to pardon sin.

2. To take away the ground of an offense, or to answer for it.

3. Hoo. To make an atonement. Puk. 29:36.

s. The taking away of guilt; an atonement. Oihk. 4:20.

2. That which takes away sin; that which absolves sin; a redeemer.

Kalahala (kā'-lă-hā'la), n.

/ kā'-lă-hā'la / Haw to Eng, Parker,

1. The taking away of guilt; an atonement.

2. That which takes away sin; that which absolves sin; a redeemer.

Kalahala (kā'-lă-hā'-la), v.

/ kā'-lă-hā'-la / Haw to Eng, Parker,

[Kala, to pardon, and hala, guilt.]

1. To loose or absolve one from guilt or sin; to pardon sin.

2. To take away the ground of an offense, or to answer for it.

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