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n., Dorsal fin.

kikino Dorsal fin, of a fish, nonscientific term. Dic. See entry below. Kualā laukua. Dorsal fin, of a fish, scientific term. Kualā laumua. Anterior dorsal fin. Kualā lauhope. Posterior dorsal fin.

kikino Rain, in a small area while sun is shining, sometimes considered an omen of misfortune. Mān. (HHLH). Also ua kualā.

s. The fore fin on the back of a fish.

2. A sharp and cutting bone on the side of a certain fish near the tail.

3. Hard kalo; heavy food.

4. Increase; interest; usury. Ezek. 18:8. Interest on money; a word derived from kuwala, a somerset; turning over and over. See KUWALA.

v. To set a cask on its head.

2. To take or exact usury; to pay over and above.

adj. Pertaining to usury. Oihk. 25:36. Uku kuala, usury. Neh. 5:7.

adv. Usuriously; giving upon usury. Ezek. 18:8.

adj., Pertaining to usury: Uku kuala, usury.

adv., Usuriously; giving upon usury.

n., The dorsal fins of a fish.

1. n., Hard taro, cooked but not mashed.

2. n., A turning over; a leaping over; a somersault.

3. n., A throwing with the palm of the hand up.

1. v., To turn a somersault.

2. v., To take or exact usury.

3. v., To overpay; to pay over and above.

4. v., To turn upside down.

5. v., To throw with the palm of the hand up.