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kaola

Pukui-Elbert Haw to Eng,

n.

1. Beam, bar, rail, shelf, railing; wall plate, in a house; stick or beam strengthening a rafter; ledge.

2. Rare. var. of kaolo.

KA-O-LA

Andrews Haw to Eng,

s. A stick or beam laid across a house from rafter to rafter to strengthen it; a beam; the beam of a house.Kekah. 10:18.

2. A bar for a door; a bar across the gate of a city. 1 Sam. 20:7.

3. FIG. Na kaola o ka po, the bars of night. Iob. 17:16.

Kaola (kā'-ō'-la), n.

Parker Haw to Eng,

1. A stick or beam laid across a house from foot of rafter to rafter to strengthen it; a beam; the beam of a house.

2. Mod. Any strong piece of lumber or metal used as a bar, beam or rail, as in fences, gates, etc. Used in the Scriptures to describe the confines of darkness, as: na kaola o ka po, the bars of night.

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