papale
Redup. of pale, to ward off. (PNP papale.)
PA-PA-LE
v. Pa and pale, to defend off. To be out of place; to put together unskillfully. See PAPALALE.
2. To have or to put on a hat or bonnet. Ezek. 44:16.
3. Metaphorically, to cover up; to hide; ua ulu kou nani a papale maluna o kou kaikuaana. Laieik. 196.
PA-PA-LE
s. Pa and pale, a defense. A hat; a cap; a bonnet; any covering for the head.
2. A chapiter for the top of a pillar. 2 Oihl. 3:15.
3. A shovel. Puk. 27:3. Papale hainika, a mitre. Puk. 28:4. Papale kahuna, a mitre. Oihk. 8:9. Papale laa, a holy crown. Puk. 39:30.
Papale (pā'-pā'-le), n.
/ pā'-pā'-le /[Pa and pale, a defense.]
1. A hat; a cap; a bonnet; any covering for the head,
2. Anything that covers a summit or the highest part of a thing.
Papale (pă-pā'-le), v.
/ pă-pā'-le /To bar; to ward off; to protect by shutting out or keeping off something.
Papale (pā'-pā'-le), v.
/ pā'-pā'-le /1. To put on a covering of any kind for the head.
2. To overshadow: Ua ulu kou nani a papale maluna o kou kaikuaana, Your beauty has increased until it overshadows your sister's. Laieik. p. 169.
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