Ka Hoku o Hawaii, Volume XXXVIII, Number 29, 10 November 1943 — Lesson In Hawaiian [ARTICLE]

Lesson In Hawaiian

| Observer, n. Mea haku pono; mea | hakilo. [Obsolete. adj. In'o ka wa i hala. Obstacle, n. Kumu ke'ake'a; ku- [ mu alalai. I Obstinate, adj. Hoaan»; paakiki; [ a-i oolea. I Obstreperous, adj. Wahakole; wa- , hapaa; waha ukele, Ohstruet, v, E ke'ake'a; e alalai. Syn. hīnder. Obstruction, n. Kumu ke'ake'a; ku»u alalai. Syn. hindrance. Obtain. v. E loaaT*Syn. getObtainable, adj. Hiki ke loaa. Obtuse, adj. 1. Paakiki ma ka noonoo. Syn. dull, 2. Obtuse huina peleleu. Obtuseness, n. 1. Ka paakiki o ka noonoo. 2. Ka oi oie. Obviate, v. E hookaaokoa aku; e hookaawale ae. Obvious, adj. Maopopo leu; nioakaka. Syn. e\-ideat.

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