paiho
1. vi. To project, as a bone through flesh. Rare.
2. vi. To make hand signals. Rare.
3. vs. Peeled, as skin. hoʻo. paiho To peel. Rare.
1. vi. To project, as a bone through flesh. Rare.
2. vi. To make hand signals. Rare.
3. vs. Peeled, as skin. hoʻo. paiho To peel. Rare.
n. Flapping, of a malo. Rare.
v. To project out beyond, as a broken bone through the flesh.
2. To be crooked outside and not inside.
3. To roll up, as a scroll; to tie up, as a bundle.
adj. Girded, as with a malo; tied up, as a bundle; girded, as one dressed.
The flap of a malo or loin cloth that hangs loosely in front.
1. To project, as a broken bone through the flesh.
2. To be crooked outside and not inside.
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