Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

1. n., Any string instrument, formerly the fiddle; violin.

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  • English.
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  • Hoʻokani pila, to play music.

2. nvt., A bill; to make out a bill.

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  • English.
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  • Also: bila.

3. n., Fir.

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  • English.
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  • Also: fira.
  • Lāʻau fira (Mele 1.17), fir.

4. nvt., To build, in a card game.

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  • English: pile.

kikino, Bill, a draft of a law presented to a legislature.

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  • Existing dictionary word
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  • Luna paipai pila. Floor leader, as a member of a legislative body.
  • Mea hāpai pila. Sponsor, i.e. a legislator who presents and/or assumes responsibility for the passing of a bill.

kikino, Any musical instrument, but especially string instruments.

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  • Existing dictionary word, Extended meaning

s., Eng. The Hawaiian pronunciation of the word fiddle. A fiddle; a violin.

2. Any musical instrument.

[The Hawaiian pronunciation of fiddle.]

1. n., A fiddle; a violin.

2. n., Any musical instrument.

3. n., Bill, an account rendered with the charges.

Bill (name), short for William.

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  • English.

Fiddle.

Early name for a fiddle; any musical instrument. See waiolina.

fiddle, violin; any musical instrument; bill.

Bill, especially legislative. Also, pila.

Bill, especially legislative. Also, bila.