Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. n., Goddess of canoe builders.

2. n., Name of a star.

v. To be pleased; to feel comfortable.

2. To delight in; to be pleased with; to take pleasure in a thing; to enjoy; e lea auanei au i ka hiamoe, I shall soon enjoy sleep.

3. Hoo. To praise, especially in song and with musical instruments. 1 Oihl. 23:5.

4. To make music; to praise; to rejoice in.

5. Impersonal, i lea ia oe, if you please; if it pleases you.

s. Joy; gladness; pleasure; merriment; satisfaction.

adj. Pleasing; delightful; agreeable.

adv. Pleasantly; agreeably.

2. Lea is used as an intensive; thus, perfectly; clearly; thoroughly; very; as, maa lea, much accustomed; moa lea, thoroughly cooked; ike lea, well known.

Pleasing; delightful; agreeable. Lealea is the word generally used.

1. Pleasantly; agreeably.

2. As an intensive, perfectly; clearly; thoroughly; very; as, moa lea, thoroughly cooked; ike lea, well known, or see clearly; understand perfectly.

1. Joy; gladness; pleasure; merriment; satisfaction.

2. Sexual gratification.

3. The barb or point that slants backward on a fish-hook.

1. To be pleased; to feel comfortable.

2. To delight in; to be pleased with; to take pleasure in a thing; to enjoy: e lea auanei au i ka hiamoe, I shall soon enjoy sleep.

Goddess of canoe builders. She took the form of an elepaio to help canoe makers select the proper koa logs.

Barb. Cap., goddess of fishermen and of canoe makers.

I. o ke kaikamahine mua a Labana, a me ka wahine nma a Iakoba, aole nae i alohaia e like me kona kaikaina o Kahela. Ua hoomanao mau no o Lea i ka hana hoopunipuni a kona makua i kona lilo ana i wahine na Iakoba. He makua ia o na keiki ehiku, o Reubena, ka makahiapo a Iakoba kekahi, a o Iuela kekahi, ke kupuna o ka ohana nui o na Iudaio, a o ka moo-alii a o ka moo-ohana hoi o ko kakou Haku, Kin. 29:16-35; 30:1-21. Ua make paha o Lea mamua o ka hele ana o Iakoba ma i Aigupita, Kin. 49:31.