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1. nvi., Pillow, cushion, formerly made of pandanus; to use as a pillow (Kin. 28.18).

• Related:
  • Also: ununa.
• References:
  • See ex., welehu #2.
  • PPN ʻulunga; cf. PPN ʻulu, head.

2. n., Upper part of the arm.

3. n., Center part of a net, as of a large ʻupena iheihe, (net used for iheihe fish).

• References:
  • Cf. ulu #7.

kikino, Pillow.

• Source:
  • Existing dictionary word
• Related:
  • Pale uluna. Pillowcase.
  • Iwi uluna. Humerus, i.e. the long bone of the upper arm.

v. To support the head; to bolster up, as a weak person.

2. To sleep upon, as a pillow; to make a pillow of. Kin. 28:18.

3. To tie up a bundle for a pillow; e pela uluna, to make a pillow. See PELA.

s. A pillow. Kin. 28:11. Kuhi makou ua kau ke poo i ka uluna, we thought we had laid our heads upon the pillow.

2. The upper part of the shoulders where they unite with the neck. See HOKUA.

1. A pillow: Kuhi makou ua kau ke poo i ka uluna, We thought we had laid our heads upon the pillow.

2. The upper part of the shoulders where they unite with the neck. Syn: Hokua.

1. To support the head; to bolster up, as a weak person.

2. To sleep upon, as a pillow; to make a pillow of.

Pillow, in early times filled with pandanus leaves. Kohi makau ua kau ke poʻo i ka uluna, we thought we had laid our heads on a pillow. (Kin. 28:11.) Also called ʻaki.

Upper part of the shoulders where they unite with the neck.

I. Ma ka Hikina ua waihoia na uluna ma na noho loihi ma ke keena hookipa. O na mea a Ezekiela i hoohewa ai, Ez. 13:18, 19, 20, he mau mea ia paha e lealea hewa ai. He hoailona ia o na mea e palaka ai ka naau.

pillow.