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nvt., War, battle; army, war party; to make war, fight.

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1. v., To war; to fight, as two armies.

2. To make war upon or against. Kin. 14:2.

3. To fight for. Puk. 14:14.

4. Hookaua. To cause to fight.

5. To serve as the conquered serve the conqueror; hence, with a stronger pronunciation,Kauwa, a servant.

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s., A war; a battle; an army drawn up for battle.2 Nal. 28:5. Poe kaua, a host; an army. Puk. 14:24.

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1. v., To hesitate about doing a thing after an engagement; to be in doubt about fulfilling a promise; to beg off; hoohala.

2. To invite to stay. See kaohi. Aole o maua mea nana e kaua mai, a liuliu ko maua noho kuewa ana, there is no reason why we two should stay and lengthen out the time of our sojourning.

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pronoun, dual, We two; you and I. Gram.§ 124,3.

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n., A war; a battle; an army drawn up for battle: Poe kaua, a host, an army.

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kāua

/ kā'-ŭ'a / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

pronoun, We two; you and I.

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1. v., To war; to fight, as two armies.

2. v., To make war upon or against.

3. v., To fight for; to battle.

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kaua

/ kā'-ū'-a / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

1. v., To invite to stay: Aole o maua mea nana e kaua mai, a liuliu ko maua noho kuewa ana, there is no reason why we two should stay and lengthen out the time of our sojourning. See kaohi.

2. v., To detain; to urge to stay.

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Kaua

WahiLocation, Place Names of Hawaiʻi (1974),

Ancient surfing area, Waimea, southwest Kauaʻi.

  • Literally, war.
  • References:
    • Finney and and Houston 30.

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War; army drawn up for battle. (2 Nal. 28:5.)

I. he hope ino ia o ka haule ana o Adamu, a he mea hoi ia e akaka ai ka hewa io o kanaka, Kin. 6:11-13; Is. 9:5; Iak. 4:1, 2. E nana AMALEKA a me KANAANA. He mea hahau keia a ke Akua i hahau mai ai i kona poe kanaka kipi, a me ko na aina e i hana ino a hoomanakii, mahope o ka pio ana o Kanaana. Ma kekahi mau kaua, aia no o ke Akua oiaio ma kekahi aoao, a o na akua hoopunipuni ma kekahi aoao, a paio aku paio mai; pela no na Pilisetia, 1 Sam. 17: 43-47; pela hoi ko Suria, 1 Nalii 20:23-30; ko Asuria, 2 Nalii 19:10-19, 35; ko Amona, 2 Oihlii. 20:1-30. Nolaila, hoala mai ke Akua i ke alihikaua akamai no kona poe kanaka, a ao mai hoi ia lakou ma ka waha o na kaula, a kokua mai ia lakou i ka hoouka kaua ana, a lanakila.

war, battle.

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