nvi. Cavity, hollow, rut, depression; armpit; hollow at the juncture of the wing with the body of a fowl; to sink, go down, set (of the sun), to enter or sink into out of sight. Cf. poʻo, depression. Ua napoʻo ka lā, the sun has set. Ua napoʻo ka ʻiole i loko o ka lua, the rat has gone down the hole.
v. To set; to go down, as the sun appears to; to grow dark; napoo ka la. Kin. 15:12.
2. To sink down; to sink, as in water.
s. The going down or setting of the sun.
2. The place where the sun goes down. Kanl. 11:30.
3. The rays of the sun reflected by the water.
1. The going down or setting of the sun.
2. The place where the sun goes down.
3. The disappearance of anything downward.
1. To set; to go down, as the sun appears to; to grow dark; napoo ka la.
2. To sink down; to sink, as in water.
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