1. vt. To rub, scrub, polish, scour, scratch. See olo #1.
2. vi. To tremble, as the voice; to shake, as with palsy; to vibrate, resonate, as a chanting voice. See hula kuolo. Kai kuolo, sea with an undertow. hoʻo.kuolo Caus/sim. (PCP tuolo).
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vs. Sagging, baggy, as clothes; old, as a person with sagging cheeks; to sag.
v. To make a vibrating motion; to rub; to polish; to scour; to scratch.
2. To shake, as a fluid in a bottle or cask.
3. To tremble, as the voice.
s. A small sort of drum; a timbrel. Hal. 92:3. The hula drum; he ipu hula; he hula paipu.
A small drum; a timbrel. The hula drum; he ipu hula; he hula paipu. Same as kuolokani.
To make a vibrating motion; to rub; to polish; to scour; to scratch.
1. To shake, as a fluid in a bottle or cask.
2. To tremble, as the voice.
3. To cause a vibrating sound.
Area near Keaʻau, Puna, Hawaiʻi, where the Puna chief, Huaʻā, was defeated, thus giving control of Puna to ʻUmi (For. Sel. 168). Lit., to rub.
E huli iā “kuolo” ma Ulukau.
Search for “kuolo” on Ulukau.