pahe

См. также в других словарях:

• soft-mannered —   Pahē …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• skid —   Pahe e, holo pahe e, kākele; olokīkī (rare) …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• slippery —   Pahe e, palaha, pakelo, pākelokelo, pakika, lali, lalilali, hānupa, hānupanupa; kelo (as mucus); kika, kikika, kūkele, nakele, kūmole, polokake, ū ua, ho owale hau.   See slick, slip.    ♦ Slippery parrot fish, uhu pakelo (a wily person) …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• Bitam — Ville située au nord du Gabon dans la province du Woleu Ntem, à une trentaine de kilomètres de la frontière camerounaise et non loin de la Guinée équatoriale, Bitam compte plus de 10 000 habitants. La principale communauté ethique de la ville… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Bitam (Gabon) — Bitam Bitam Administration Pays …   Wikipédia en Français

• game —   No distinction was made between game, sport, and recreation, all of which might be mea pā ani. See Mitchell. Eng. Haw. entries: archery, bowling, box, cartwheel, checkers, cock fighting, dive, fence, gamble, guess, hide and seek, hopscotch,… …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• seaweed —   Limu, lī . See Haw. Eng. entries and the entries that follow them for various kinds. Limu and lī are sometimes omitted. Some names vary according to islands. See lists below, also moss, scum, sea lettuce, vagabond.    ♦ Ball of seaweed, as sold …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• soft —   Palupalu, palu; nahe, nahenahe, lahe, hone, hoene, polinahe (as sound); ōlū, hōlū, hōlule, hōlulo, ōlulo, ōluheluhe (as a crab that has shed its shell); ōninanina, lina, nina (as cheeks); pala, palapū, maka pala (as a boil); ae (as down); pahē …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• spear —   Ihe, ihe pahe e, ēlau (short); pololū (long); ihe laumeki (barbed); ihe ō (piercing); au hau (of hibiscus wood); au au (of loulu palm wood); kao, ō, ōkoholua (fishing); pōluhi, polokāwa e.   See bath.    ♦ Cluster of spears, makalau, mākini.… …   English-Hawaiian dictionary

• Sovereign Seven — Superteambox imagesize= caption= Sovereign Seven #15 cover, artist Dwayne Turner team name=Sovereign Seven publisher=DC Comics debut= Sovereign Seven #1, April 1995 creators=Chris Claremont (writer) Dwayne Turner (artist) base= members=Cascade… …   Wikipedia

• Tongva language — The Tongva language (also known as the Gabrieliño language ) is an Uto Aztecan language spoken by the Tongva, a Native American people who live in and around Los Angeles, California. Tongva is closely related to several other indigenous languages …   Wikipedia