nauwe
Variant spelling of naue.
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NAU-WE
v. (The first orthography is preferable.) To shake; to move to and fro.
2. To tremble; to vibrate, as the earth in an earthquake. 1 Sam. 14:15. Synonymous with haalulu.
3. To move away a little; to withdraw from others to a private place; naue aku la ka makaula ma kahi kaawale, a pule aku la. PASS. To be moved. Hoo. To trouble one when quiet. 1 Sam. 28:15. To change one’s mind. 2 Tes. 2:2.
NAU-WE
v. See NAUE. All these forms are found with the reduplications according to the writer’s fancy; but the simple original form is naue, naueue. To shake; to vibrate; to tremble. Hal. 18:7. To be moved or shaken, as nations. Hal. 46:6. To be shaken often. 2 Sam. 22:8. Synonymous with haalulu. Hoo. To cause to shake or tremble.
NAU-WE
s. See other forms above. A trembling; a shaking; a vibrating.
Nauwe (nă'u-we), n.
/ nă'u-we /A trembling; a shaking; a vibrating.
Nauwe (nă'u-we), v.
/ nă'u-we /To be shaken; to be moved; to be moved a little; to be shoved along. Hoonaue is the active form.
nauwe
hehele ｜ intransitive verbArchaic spelling of naue, to move, etc.
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