1. vs. Round; rounded. hoʻo.poe To round; to form into a round shape, as a loaf of bread. Pipi hoʻopoe, meat ball. ʻOki hoʻopoe, to cut the hair evenly on all sides.
2. n. A sweet potato.
3. n. Stone poi pounder. Rare.
4. n. A fish (no data).
5. Also boe n. Boy. Eng. He poe mai au no Hawaiʻi (song), I’m a boy from Hawaiʻi.
6. n. Buoy. Eng.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
1. n., People, persons, personnel, population, assemblage, group of, company of.
2. Plural marker.
3. Variant of poʻi #5.
4. n., A native purslane (Portulaca selerocarpa), with narrow, succulent leaves which have many hairs in their axes and white flowers.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
hamani To throw. E poʻe mai i ke kinipōpō! Throw me the ball! Niʻihau. Also huʻu, wiʻo.
s. A company; a number of persons or animals, from three to any indefinitely large number. It is not so often applied to things as to persons and animals; but the idea is that of a certain company or assemblage as distinct from some others. A cluster; a bunch. It is often synonymous with pae and puu.
2. The name of a vegetable resembling the akulikuli or purslain; a water or sea plant.
A sign of the plural number of nouns; synonymous with pae and puu, but much more frequently used. When applied as a sign of the plural, it still retains the idea of a separate class. Gram. § 85, 86, 91 and 92. NOTE.—Poe is sometimes used where na would be proper.
Papa helu loli ｜ Wehewehe Wikiwiki update log
v. To break up; to mash; to pound, as in pounding poi.
adj. Round; circular. See POEPOE and POAI.
Round; circular. Syn: Poepoe.
1. A company; a number of persons or animals, from three to any indefinitely large number. It is not so often applied to things as to persons and animals; but the idea is that of a certain company or assemblage as distinct from some others. A cluster; a bunch; often synonymous with pae and puu.
2. A vegetable resembling the akulikuli or purslane; a water or sea plant.
3. A sign of the plural number of nouns; synonymous with pae and puu, but much more frequently used. When applied as a sign of the plural, it still retains the idea of a separate class.
1. To turn over and over in putting on the finishing touches to a loaf.
2. Stone used in the process of mashing or preparing food.
round. Land section, Kaupo, Maui.
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