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mino

Pukui-Elbert Haw to Eng,

nvs., Dimple, depression, dent; crown of the head; dimpled, creased, wrinkled, withered, blighted, dented; shriveling, as fruit or grass.

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MI-NO

Andrews Haw to Eng,

v. To be loose, i.e., weak; to be unstrung, as a feeble person.

2. Hoo. To be sad; to be sorrowful, as one desponding. See OMINO. NOTE.— Mino and mimino is an expression made use of to children, as much as to say, "cover up your nakedness."

MI-NO

Andrews Haw to Eng,

s. The turning or curling up, as a dried leaf or wrinkled paper; the curl of the hair, i.e., the crown on top of the head; he mimilo maluna o ke poo. See MILO and MIMILO.

MI-NO

Andrews Haw to Eng,

adj. Deep down, as a deep pit.

Mino (mī'-no), adj.

/ mī'-no / Parker Haw to Eng,

1. Deep down, as a deep pit.

2. A little deep; approaching depth.

Mino (mī'-no), n.

/ mī'-no / Parker Haw to Eng,

1. The turning or curling up, as a dried leaf or wrinkled paper.

2. The crown of the head.

3. A dimple. See milo and mimilo.

Mino (mī'-no), v.

/ mī'-no / Parker Haw to Eng,

To be loose, that is, weak; to be unstrung, as a feeble person.

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