v. To stir round; to mix, as different ingredients by stirring.
2. To shake, as a flexible rod. Isa. 10:15.
3. To rub the hands hard, as in washing the hands when very dirty.
4. Hoo. To be writhing in pain, especially the pains of child-birth; hoowiliwili hookokohi e hanau, e hanau mai ana oia nei i na keiki.
5. To be uneasy, as in constant pain; hoowiliwili ae oia no ka maule poponi.
6. To loosen; to separate, as in parturition.
7. To brandish, as a sword. Ezek. 32:10.
s. Name of a tree, the timber of which is, for its buoyancy, made into outriggers for canoes; erythrina corallodendron.
A tree, the timber of which is, for its buoyancy, made into outriggers for canoes. (Erythrina monosperma.)
1. To stir round; to mix, as different ingredients by stirring; to swing in a circular manner.
2. To turn round rapidly; to make rotary motions, as in wringing the hands when washing or writhing in pain.
3. To swing with a circular motion of the arms; to whirl.
Street, McCully section, Honolulu, named for a native tree bearing red seeds.
E huli iā “wiliwili” ma Ulukau.
Search for “wiliwili” on Ulukau.