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The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions
K0 'I'A-WHAKI, KO HAPAI. 103 Ta-whaki ia Hapai e noho mai aua raua ko tana kotiro, a haere tonn atu a Ta-whaki ki te nohoanga o Hapai, a ka haharia (arnarnmia) mai e to katoa o te iwi me te ki atu te iwi ki a Ta-whaki “Kana koe e haere atu ...
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Ka Lei Ha'Aheo: Beginning Hawaiian - Pagina 84
E hapai hou aku no ana ka popoki i kana keiki. b. E hapai hou ana aku no ka popoki i kana keiki. c. E hapai hou aku ana no ka popoki i kana keiki. 5. a. Ua 'ono loa keia enenue mai Kaua'i mai. b. Ua 'ono loa keia enenue maia Kaua'i mai. c.
Alberta Pualani Hopkins,
1992
Hapai na Leo is a literary companion to Malcolm Naea Chun¿s historical and philosophical works, the Ka Wana series, published by the Curriculum Research & Development Group, and No Na Mamo, published by the University of Hawai'i Press.
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Hawaiian Grammar - Pagina 81
-Na, however, is suffixed to only a few verbs and not to loan words (it is not productive). Both -na and -'ana may occur with the same base (hapai 'ana, hapai-na), both meaning 'carrying', but not within the same phrase. Hapai 'ana has a wider ...
Samuel H. Elbert, Mary Kawena Pukui,
2001
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Sailing for the Sun: The Chinese in Hawaii, 1789-1989 - Pagina 27
George Washington Akao Hapai. son of Hapai, was born in 1840. 3. Akananui Hapai, born in 1842, and Akanaliilii Hapai, born in 1856, were the children of lehu and Hapai. staple made from taro. In labor-intensive taro farming, the mature.
Toy Len Chang, Arlene Lum,
1988
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Hawaiian Dictionary: Hawaiian-English, English-Hawaiian - Pagina 59
Hapai pa, to carry together; carry arms [a military command). Hapai i ka leo, to lift up the voice, as in song. No ka ho'ohanohano 'ana ia'u, i ko'u hapai 'ia 'ana i kia'aina, honoring me in my elevation to the governorship, ho'o.hi.pai. Caus/sim.
Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert,
1986
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A Dictionary of Some Tuamotuan Dialects of the Polynesian ...
hapai.pai (i) To rise into view -everywhere, -all over, -in many places. ? Very high, towering. HAPAI (ii) [? — hapai (i)] S. Obs. The wall-plate of a house; = arapai. ANA HAPAI (iii) [? — hapai (i)] M. ? White-capped; as the sea. hapai.pai (ii) ?
J.F. Stimson, Donald Stanley Marshall,
2013
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Language and Species - Pagina 120
Ifu laik meiki, mo beta make time, mani no kaen hapai If like make, more better die time, money no can carry 'If you want to build (a temple), you should do it just before you die — you can't take it with you!' 7. Aena tu macha churen, samawl ...
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Viata e trista la noi, in schimb salariul e hazliu / ... - Pagina 342
ŢIGANCA: Hapăi, am doi amanţi şi tot nu mă satisfac. DOCTORUL: Mai ia-ţi încă un amant. ŢIGANCA: Hapăi, am trei amanţi şi tot nu mă satisfac. DOCTORUL: Atunci, eşti bolnavă. ŢIGANCA: Hapăi din aia am venit la tine, să-mi dai o ţidulă ...
Florentin Smarandache,
2012
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Colonizing Hawai'i: The Cultural Power of Law - Pagina 176
Hapai was apparently the protege of Luther Severance. He worked as a clerk in the post office and in the sheriff's office of Luther Severance starting in 1868.54 He also served as tax assessor from 1868 until 1878. He was then appointed ...