1. nvi. To quiver, quake, tremble, shake, as jello or as with cold or fear; shaky, unsteady, shivering, shaking. Ka naka o nā kuli (Kel. 82), the shaking of the knees.
2. vi. To crack open, as earth from the heat; cracked and peeling, as the skin of one who has drunk kava to excess.
3. n. A land shell (Thaumatodon nesophila).
4. n. A sea creature. (Perhaps PPN ngata).
v. To tremble; to shake; to be loose.
2. To be fearful; to be afraid; to tremble, as the joints with fear. Dan. 5:6.
3. To tremble, as ground not solid. Ier. 4:24. To shake, as a quagmire.
4. To crack; to split; to break open, as the ground sometimes in a drought.
adj. Trembling; shaking; unsteady; shaky, as a quagmire, in distinction from solid ground; full of cracks; not solid.
s. Name of a species of fish.
Trembling; shaking; unsteady; shaky, as a quagmire, in distinction from solid ground; full of cracks; not solid.
A species of fish.
1. To be cracked; to be broken open, as the earth from heat.
2. To shake; to shiver, as from fear or cold.
Mollusk similar to kua poi. Also a general name for sea creatures.
shaking; cracked as earth from heat.
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