1. n., Certain species of crevalle, jack, or pompano, an important game fish and food item.
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Similar to pāʻuluʻā. Rare.
1. Same as ʻuluʻulu. hoʻo.ʻulua To assemble.
2. Same as ʻunua.
s. Name of a large kind of fish.
2. A kind of vegetable forbidden to women to eat; ina i ai ka wahine i ka niu paha, he maia paha, he ulua paha, make ia.
v. To assemble together, as men; ua ulua mai kakou ma keia wahi.
s. For uluia. See ULU. A collection; a gathering together; an assembly.
2. A forest or garden of breadfruit trees; ka haha ulu, ka hopuhopu ana i ke kanaka e pepehi a make.
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s. Name of the sacrifice obtained by the kapopo.
1. A collection; a gathering together; an assembly.
2. A group or grove of breadfruit trees. (The fruit from a grove of breadfruit trees was tabu to women, but not the fruit from trees standing apart.)
3. A genus of cavalla or Carangus fish. (Papiopio, small in size; paupau, medium size; ulua, large size.) Species are very numerous and valued for food. (The ulua was forbidden to women to eat; ina i ai ka wahine i ka niu paha, he maia paha, he ulua paha, make ia.)
A sacrifice or offering made as reparation for wrong. These offerings were made in the month of Ku. The class of priests who made the offerings were called Kapopo.
To pile up one thing upon another.
To assemble together, as men: ua ulua mai kakou ma keia wahi.
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