1. Same as nanea. See ex., pākanaka. E walea, nanea ana paha i ka leo nahenahe o nā manu (song), relaxing at ease with the gentle voices of the birds. hoʻo.walea Caus/sim., See ex., peue. (PCP walea.)
2. vs. Accustomed; so familiar that one does a thing without effort, as a dance; adept; to do well and effortlessly, as an acquired skill. Ua hana ā walea, done until automatic. Ua walea i ka pena kiʻi, an experienced and perfect painter.
Same as weleʻā, a fish.
v. To indulge in ease; to please one’s self; to dwell in quiet free from care.
2. To be satisfied with one’s circumstances. Puk. 2:21.
3. To be accustomed or habituated to a thing; to do often.
adj. Accustomed; frequently doing; constant.
s. Name of a fish.
Accustomed; frequently doing; constant.
Same as welea.
1. To indulge in ease; to please one's self; to dwell in quiet free from care.
2. To be satisfied with one's circumstances.
3. To be accustomed or habituated to a thing; to do often.
Place, Nuʻu-anu, Honolulu. Lit., leisure.
Welshman.
Snakefish (Trachinocephalus myops).This most dis- tinctive member of the lizardfish family (Synodontidae), attains a length of 12 inches. It inhabits the deeper waters beyond the reef.
Accustomed to doing a thing from frequent efforts at it.
A quiet time, free of effort.
accustomed; content; apt: to indulge in ease; be satisfied.
E huli iā “walea” ma Ulukau.
Search for “walea” on Ulukau.