- te poho o Papa
- [n.]basement
Maori-English wordlist.
te poho o Papa
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fail — Pohō, ho opohō; hā ule (as in school); emi mau ke olakino (of health). Also: hā ule ule, hā ulehia, neo, kāhewa, halahū, maulina, haho. ♦ Three people in the class failed, ekolu po e i hā ule i ka papa … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Pele (deity) — In Hawaiian mythology, Pele (pronounced|ˈpɛlɛ PEH leh, not PAY lay) is the goddess of fire, lightning, dance, volcanoes and violence. She is a daughter of Haumea and Kane Milohai, and her home is believed to be the fire pit, Halema uma u crater,… … Wikipedia
canoe parts — bilge, hold: liu, pika o. boom: iako, lā au kaha, lā au lalo, muku, ope a, ekea. bow, prow: ihu, peu, eku. connectors (of double canoe): ke a, kuanuenue. covers: kuapo i, papa uhi wa a. edge: niao. endpieces or parts thereof: manu, maku u, kupe … English-Hawaiian dictionary
Lisianski Island — (Hawaiian: Papa‘poho) is one of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, with a land area of convert|384.425|acre|ha|3|lk=on and a maximum elevation of 40 feet (12 m) above sea level. Honolulu is convert|905|nmi|km mi|lk=on away, to the southeast.… … Wikipedia
stone — The common names are pōhaku (for various kinds, see pōhaku and entries that follow it); ili ili (pebbles); alā (dense basaltic); a ā, pāhoehoe (volcanic). Precious stone, pōhaku makamae. Soft porous stones used for polishing or scouring … English-Hawaiian dictionary
mat — Moena, ahu, pālaulau (for various kinds, see Haw. Eng. entries and entries that follow them). Also: ālaulau, āne ene e, ao, apeu, āpeupeu, āleuleu, kumunu a, maka opihi, ōpihipihi, pālau; pākaukau, papa aina (for food); pā ū, u a, pakakeha,… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
mix — Ho ohui, hui (general); ho owali (as poi, dough). Also: huihui, huika i, hauhili, hauhauhili, hilikau, ānoni, ho ō ā, kake, kīkomo, āwili, kauwili, wili, noni. See mixture, mix up. ♦ To mix ingredients, kāwili, pa i, hokahokai. ♦ To mix … English-Hawaiian dictionary
salt — Pa akai. ♦ To salt, kāpī, kōpī, ho omiko, kāmala. ♦ Ocherous earth used to color and flavor salt, alaea. ♦ Salt thus treated, pa akai ula ula. ♦ Salt bed, ālialia, ālia, hāhāpa akai. ♦ Salt flat, papa pa akai (fig., sour… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
List of Māori battles — The list of Māori battles includes four types of battles: mythological from the “wars of the gods” Epos, inter tribal battles before the European contact found in Māori oral tradition, the Musket Wars battles, and those that took place between… … Wikipedia
Lisianski — La isla Lisianski (en hawaiano Papa poho) es una de las islas de Sotavento de Hawai. Está situada a 220 km al oeste de Laysan. Sus coordenadas son: 26°2′N 174°00′O / 26.033, 174 … Wikipedia Español
poi — Poi, ai; kāpiki (inferior). See pounder and saying, welcome. ♦ Thin poi, ai kakale. ♦ Lumpy poi, ai pu upu u (fig., unsociable); ai hakuhaku (due to mixing). ♦ Fresh poi, ai hou; aka akai (bulrush, so called because fresh poi was not… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
