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vi., To spread out; to smooth out, as a cloth to dry; to extend, expand.

• Examples:
  • Mahola aʻela ka ʻōpū o ka ʻupena, the bag of the net opened out.
• Related:
  • hoʻomahola Caus/sim.; to unroll.
• References:
  • See hola #1 and ex. heʻe #1.
  • PPN mafola .

ʻaʻano, Expanded or exploded, as a file in a computer program.

• Source:
  • Existing dictionary word, Extended meaning
• Examples:
  • Ua mahola ka waihona ʻopihia. The compressed file has been expanded.
  • Waihona mahola. Expanded file.
• References:
  • Cf. māhuahua, ʻopi.
  • See hoʻomahola.

No base definition, only supplemental content.

• Related:
  • Mahola ʻili like ʻAlapaki. Albers equal area projection.
  • Mahola ʻōpuʻu ʻili like ʻAlapaki. Albers conic equal area projection.
  • Mahola kūlike ʻōpuʻu Lamapuka. Lambert conic conformal projection.
  • Mahola wēlau ʻili like. Azimuthal equal area projection.
  • Mahola kūpapa. Orthographic projection.
  • Mahola Lopikana. Robinson projection.

1. v., Ma and hola to spread over. To spread out; to open wide, as a flower in full bloom.

2. To spread out; to unfold, as a kapa to dry. See uhola, hohola and kalena.

s., The spreading out and extension of the stomach; me ka mahana, ame ka mahola ana o ka opu. Anat. 52.

adj., Spread open; spread out; extended.

adj., In the ancient practice of the kahunas: hee mahola, ahi mahola; o ka hee mahola oia no ka mea e heehee ai ka mai.

1. adj., Spread open; spread out; extended.

2. adj., Describing certain medicines used in the ancient practice of the kahunas; spreading; flowing: hee mahola, ahi mahola; o ka hee mahola oia no ka mea e heehee ai ka mai.

1. n., The spreading out and extension of the stomach; me ka mahana. ame ka mahola ana o ka opu.

2. n., An opening by expansion, as flowers.

[Ma and hola, to spread over.]

1. v., To spread out; to open wide, as a flower in full bloom.

2. v., To spread out; to unfold, as a tapa to dry: Ua mahola ka opuu, The bud has opened. Syn: Uhola, hohola and kalena.

Spreading out and distending of the stomach. For example, squid (heʻe) might be fed to a patient, in the belief that relief would follow and cause the illness to flee.

to spread out, extend; expand.