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1. nvi., To revive after fainting, recover consciousness; to recover from sickness; relieved of worry; relief, rest, recovery.

• Related:
  • hoʻopohala Caus/sim.; To revive, etc.

2. vi., To open, as flower petals.

• Related:
  • hoʻopohala Caus/sim.; To clarify.

3. Same as hoʻopāhala.

• Related:
  • hoʻopohala Caus/sim.; To discredit, not believe, depreciate. Rare

1. v., To be healed; to recover from sickness. Iak. 5:16.

2. To recover from a swoon or fainting; alaila, pohala ae la kona manao. Kin. 45:27. Used also with naau.

3. To breathe freely and easily after being relieved from severe pain.

4. To be freed from constraint; to break loose from confinement.

5. To unfold; to burst forth, as the petals of a flower.

6. Hoopohala. To question in a captious manner; to speak against a person or a measure.

7. To object to; to interfere; to reply to; to find fault with. Luk. 14:6. To forbid.

8. To use influence with one to prevent a thing; mai hoole, a hoopohala, a hana hewa.

1. s., Rest; ease after pain or suffering; relief from constraint.

2. Hoopohala. A pretense; a specious course of conduct.

adj., Quiet; breathing freely; opening, as a flower; relieved from confinement.

adj., Quiet; breathing freely; opening, as a flower; relieved from confinement.

n., Rest; ease after pain or suffering; relief from constraint.

1. v., To be healed; to recover from sickness.

2. v., To recover from a swoon or fainting: alaila, pohala ae la kona manao. Used also with naau.

3. v., To breathe freely and easily after being relieved from severe pain.

4. v., To be freed from constraint; to break loose from confinement.

5. v., To unfold; to burst forth, as the petals of a flower.