1. nvi., Hair of the head; leaves of plants; fronds of ferns (see ex., ʻūpalu); to leaf out, sprout.
2. nvi., To call out, cry, yell; outcry; to leap up, as startled birds.
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kikino, Capillary, i.e. one of the minute blood vessels between the arteries and the veins.
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v., To cry out; more often hooho; to exclaim, cry out, as many voices; to cry out, exclaim, as a single voice; hooho ae la ia leo nui, a pane mai la ia me ka hooho ana, auwe! pau! See HOOHO. To cry out, as a flock of birds on being frightened; oho ae la ka auna manu i ka ilio.
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s. The hair of the head. Mat. 5:36. Or human hair; oho hina, gray hair. Kin. 42:38. See LAUOHO.
2. The leaves of the cocoanut trees from their resemblance to hair; wehe ke kaiaulu i ke oho o ka niu, the strong wind loosens the leaves of the cocoanuts.
[Contraction of lauoho.]
1. The hair of the head; human hair; oho hina, gray hair.
2. The leaves of the coconut trees, from their resemblance to hair; wehe ke kaiaulu i ke oho o ka niu, the strong wind loosens the leaves of the coconuts.
A calling; an outcry.
To cry out; to exclaim, cry out, as many voices; to cry out, exclaim, as a single voice; hooho ae la ia leo nui, a pane mai la ia me ka hooho ana, auwe! pau! To cry out, as a flock of birds on being frightened; oho ae la ka auna manu i ka ilio. Hooho is more often used.
To call, cry out.
Hair of the head.
Leaves of the coconut tree, so called from their resemblance to hair; to leaf or sprout out.
(ke) oho hair of head; leaves.
a calling: to call out.
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