kikina
n.
1. Urging, insistence. Cf. hoʻokina. Kō kikina ua laki (chant), your insistence has good luck. hoʻo.kikina Redup. of hoʻokina.
2. Season. Eng.
kīkina
kikino ｜ noun / kī•kina /kikino, Substance, as sprayed from an aerosal can.
- Source:
- Examples:
- Kīkina hoʻohinuhinu. Spray wax.
- References:
- See ehu kīkina, pena kīkina.
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KI-KI-NA
v. Intensive of kina, to urge, drive, &c. To send with speed.
2. To hurry one in doing a thing.
3. To act as if in anger.
4. Hoo. To command with earnestness; to compel or drive one to do a thing; to hasten; to urge on that a thing may be done quickly. Puk. 11:1. Hookikina aku no lakou i na kanaka, they hurried on the men (to work.)
KI-KI-NA
s. A hurrying time or season; kokoke pau ki kikina nui ma Honolulu nei, kawalawala loa na moku i koe iloko o ke awa. Hoo. Hard driving or urging people to do anything; o ka hookikina ana paha ka mea i make ai, the severe driving, perhaps, was the cause of his death.
Kikina (kĭ'-kī'-na), n.
/ kĭ'-kī'-na /1. A being hurried; a hurrying; an urging.
2. A time of; a season.
Kikina (kĭ'-kī'-na), v.
/ kĭ'-kī'-na /1. To be in haste.
2. To be urged on to; to be compelled. (For a transitive form of the verb, see hookikina.)
kikina
Season.
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