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T TOO ʻōmaka T.T-fitting, for putting pipes together. t This letter was introduced in order to distinguish words which were introduced from other languages containing it. It is distinguished from k by being pronounced from the end of the tongue; but the ears of Hawaiians do not readily perceive the difference. ta taap taea taha tahe taie taif taik tail taip taiu taki tako tala tale tama tame tana tani tape tara tare tari tasa taus taʻape blueline snapper, bluestripe snapper. Lutjanus kasmira. (invasive predator, introduced from Marquesas in 1958). Tah.. taea n. tire. also kaea. Eng. CAR tahasa s. Name of an animal in Scripture called a badger. Puk. 25:5. It is mostly used with ili as an adjective; as, ili tehasa, a badger's skin. Ezek. 16:10. tahesa s. Name of an animal in Scripture called a badger. Puk. 25:5. It is mostly used with ili as an adjective; as, ili tehasa, a badger's skin. Ezek. 16:10. Taiete [tai·ete] n. society, as in Society Islands. [+]G Ka pae moku ʻo TaieteSociety Islands taifuni var. spelling of kaipuni, typhoon... taika n. taiga. Eng. GEO Tailani [tai·lani] n. Thailand. Eng. G Taipi Typee. (EH) Taiuana [tai·uana] n. Taiwan; Taiwanese. Eng. G Takisitana [takisi·tana] n. Tajikistan. Eng. G Takoma var. spelling of Kakoma, Tacoma... Talahase [tala·hase] n. Tallahassee, the capital of Florida. Eng. [+]G talapia [tala·pia] n. tilapia. Eng. FIS talena s. Eng. from Gr. A talent, a measure of weight, equal to about fiftyseven pounds. Puk. 25:39. A denomination of money, about fifteen hundred dollars. tama var. spelling of kama₅, nighthawk... tamanu Calophyllum inophyllum. (EH) Tamesa Thames (River). (EH) Tana n. Tana. Eng. [+] Tanazania [tana·zania] n. Tanzania; Tanzanian. Eng. G Lepupalika Hui Pū ʻia ʻo TanazaniaUnited Republic of Tanzania tanika vs. tannic. Eng. SCI tapenetine var. spelling of kapenekine, turpentine... Tarafalaga Trafalgar. (EH) taranatula var. spelling of kalanakula, tarantula... Tarede var. spelling of Kaleke, Thursday... tarede s. Eng. Thursday; originally Thor's day, i. e., a day set apart for the worship of Thor, the god of thunder; among Hawaiians, the fourth day of the week, poaha. NOTE.—In English reckoning it is the fifth day of the week. Tarinidada [tarini·dada] n. Trinidad. Eng. [+]G Tasamana [tasa·mana] n. Tasman. Eng. [+]G Tasamania [tasa·mania] n. Tasmania. Eng. [+]G tausani s. Eng. A thousand; the number ten hundred. Kin. 20:16. num. adj. Gram. § 115, 4th; Puk. 18:21. Kanaka understood. teasora s. Heb. The name of a tree in Isa. 41:19 translated the box tree; also in Isa. 60:13. teasura s. Heb. The name of a tree in Isa. 41:19 translated the box tree; also in Isa. 60:13. Tebesa Thebes. (EH) tehasa s. Name of an animal in Scripture called a badger. Puk. 25:5. It is mostly used with ili as an adjective; as, ili tehasa, a badger's skin. Ezek. 16:10. Tekasa n. Texas; Texan. also Kekeka, Teseta. Eng. G tela humu lole var. spelling of kela lole, tailor... tela lole var. spelling of kela lole, tailor... telegarapa var. spelling of kelekalapa, kelekalepa, telegraph... telepona var. spelling of kelepona, telephone... tempura n. tempura (KAN)[+] Tenesī [tene·sī] n. Tennessee; Tennessean. also Kenekī. G tenisa var. spelling of kenika, tennis... tenora var. spelling of kenola, tern... teraka var. spelling of kelaka, tract... Terake var. spelling of Kelake, Thrace... teremometa var. spelling of kelemomeka, thermometer... teriliona var. spelling of keliliona, trillion... teritore var. spelling of kelikoli, territory... Teritori var. spelling of kelikoli, territory... terusa var. spelling of keluka, thrush... Teseta n. Texas; Texan. also Kekeka, Tekasa. G Tetisa n. Tethys, a moon of Saturn. Eng. STA tiasura var. spelling of kiakula, pine, box tree... AltSpel PLA TRE Tibeta Tibet. (EH) tidara s. Heb. The name of a tree mentioned by Isa. 41:19 and translated pine. see also Isa. 60:13. Tieka n. Czech. see Tiekasolowakia. Eng. G Ka Lepupalika ʻo TiekaCzech Republic Tiekasolowakia [tieka·solo·wakia] n. Czechoslovakia; Czech, but only when referring to the former country of Czechoslovakia. see Tieka. Eng. G tiga s. Eng. A tiger, an animal of the cat kind. Lam. Haw. 15:1. Tigerisa Tigris (River). (EH) tila s. Eng. Steel. see kila. timeberala s. Eng. A timbrel, a small drum, a very ancient musical instrument, similar to the kuolokani of Hawaiians. Hal. 68:25. For various other instruments, see 2 Sam. 6:5. timerala s. Eng. A timbrel, a small drum, a very ancient musical instrument, similar to the kuolokani of Hawaiians. Hal. 68:25. For various other instruments, see 2 Sam. 6:5. Timora n. Timor. Eng. [+] tini var. spelling of kini₅, tin... tiresa s. Heb. A cypress tree. Isa. 44:14. tireza var. spelling of kileka, holm tree... bc tita var. spelling of kika₂, sister... toʻau black snapper; blacktail snapper. Lutjanus fulvus. (invasive predator, inrtroduced from Moorea, Fr. Polynesia, 1956). Tah.. Tobago n. Tobago. Eng. [+]G tōfū [tō·fū] n. tofu, bean curd. Japn.. FOO Tokelau [toke·lau] n. Tokelau. Eng. [+]G tona var. spelling of kona₅, ton... Tonga see Aupuni Mōʻī ʻo Tonga, Tonga, Kingdom of Tonga G topaza s. Eng. from Gr. A topaz, the name of a precious stone. Mel. Sol. 5:14; Hoik. 21:20. topazo s. Eng. from Gr. A topaz, the name of a precious stone. Mel. Sol. 5:14; Hoik. 21:20. topido var. spelling of kōpiko₂, torpedo... tōtia [tō·tia] n. tortilla. Spanish. FOO towela var. spelling of kowela, tower... Towera o Ladana var. spelling of Kowela o Lākana, Tower of London... Tuamotu [tua·motu] n. Tuamotu. Eng. [+]G Ka pae moku ʻo TuamotuTuamotu Islands Tuhaʻa Pae n. Austral, as in Austral Islands. Tah.. [+]G Ka pae moku ʻo Tuhaʻa PaeAustral Islands tūkana [tū·kana] n. toucan. Eng. BIR Tukemenikana [tuke·meni·kana] n. Turkmenistan. Eng. G tuko n. glue. Niʻihau Eng. (Duco). tuko paipu ʻea n. plastic pipe cement. lit., plastic pipe glue. also tuko paipu. see pena holoi. tuko pīlali [tuko pī·lali] n. silicone, used as an adhesive. lit., sticky glue. TOO Tumima var. spelling of Kumima, Thummim... tumimi s. Heb. The thummim, something worn on the breast-plate of the Jewish high-priest. Puk. 28:30. see URIMA. tuna n. tuna. Eng. FIS FOO Tūnalu [tū·nalu] n. Tungaru. Eng. [+]G Tunisia [tuni·sia] n. Tunisia; Tunisian. Eng. G Tupuaʻi [tupu·aʻi] n. Tubuai. Eng. [+]G Tureke var. spelling of Kuleke, Turkey... Tureke, Kuleke n. Turkey; Turk; Turkish. G Turekese me Kaikosa [ture·kese me kai·kosa] n. Turks and Caicos. Eng. [+]G Turino var. spelling of Kulino, Turin... Tusakalusa var. spelling of Kukakaluka, Tuscaloosa... Tusede var. spelling of Kukeke₂, Tuesday... Tusede s. Eng. Tuesday, name of the third day of the week; with Hawaiians the second day, Poalua. Tusekani var. spelling of Kukekani, Tuscany... tuta kik/ham. tutor; to tutor. Eng. [+]EDU Pono wau e tuta ʻia e kekahi tuta ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.I need to be tutored by a Hawaiian-speaking tutor. tutua [tutua·tiʻi] n. monster (Wight E-H), hideous creature. Niʻihau. cf. tutuatiʻi, spider... E kūkā kamaʻilio pū ana kēia poʻe tutua pupuka kekahi me kekahi.These loathsome creatures were speaking one to another. (Hopita 138) tutuatiʻi [tutua·tiʻi] n. general name for spiders, esp. used for frightening children. Niʻihau. see nananana, peʻepeʻe.[+]INS tūtū kāne var. spelling of kūkū kāne, grandpa... tūtū mā n. grandmother, grandma tūtū pā n. grandfather, grandpa tūtū wahine var. spelling of kūkū wahine, grandma... |