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Kau; mākū, koʻana, hoʻokoʻana, kiʻo (as dregs); kikiʻo, pākiʻo, hoʻokiʻo, kiʻo wai (as water in a pond); kuʻu, emi iho, pohō, pohī (as earth); ʻōkuʻu, noe (as mist); hoʻonā (as a claim); hoʻoholo (as a problem); akakuʻu (as wind).

• Related:
  • To settle down, stay, noho paʻa, hoʻokahua.

To settle, as a claim. Hoʻonā.

• References:
  • See land court, land registration system.

e noho iho ma ka aina hou.

e emi iho malalo.

hai. e noho ma ka aina hou, e emi iho malalo.

no'hŏ pa'ă; (sink), e'mĭ; (decide), hŏ'ŏho'lŏ; (pay), hŏ'ŏkă'ă.

1. E hooponopono. Settle accounts, e hooponopono i na helu. Settled in mind, akaku'. 2. E noho: e noho paa. Settle in a place e noho paa ma kauwahi. Settle down to business, e noho paa i ka hana. 3. E hooaiai i ka maku a i ka lepo paha. 4. E emi iho ke kahua. The house is settling, ke emi iho nei ke kahua o ka hale.