makahinu / maka.hinu /
n., Kind of hard stone.
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n., Kind of hard stone.
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s. The unpleasant feelings of a chief when a person goes to him frequently for favors; the natives describe such a person as greasing his forehead with oil; e hamohamo i kona lae me ka aila kukui; he alamakahinu i ke alii.
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[Maka, face, and hinu, bright.]
1. A bright countenance; a friendly look.
2. An expression of the face signifying good will. The natives describe such a person as greasing his forehead with oil; e hamo i kona lae me ka aila kukui.
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