- moamoa
- a shellfish, vulgarly called "pico" (beak, spout), found sticking to the rocks of the coast.to look after, to care for (a sick person): e-moamoa koe i te tagata mamae, look after this sick man well.
Rapanui-English dictionary. 2008.
Rapanui-English dictionary. 2008.
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attend — 1. Escort. Ukali, alo. ♦ To attend a meeting, hele i ka hālāwai. 2. Execute. Lawelawe, mālama, moamoa, momoa, ho omoamoa … English-Hawaiian dictionary
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
care — 1. To care for. Mālama, nānā. Also: pūlama, lūhi, luhina, momoa, moamoa, ho omoamoa, aumoa (rare). ♦ To care for well, as a pet, hānaiāhuhu. ♦ Person cared for, luhi. ♦ Well cared for, mālama pono ia, pākī. ♦ To not care for, see… … English-Hawaiian dictionary
cock — 1. Fowl. Moa kāne, ouo; moa mahi (fighting); moa kākala (with sharp spurs). See saying, pūkō. ♦ Sharp spurs of a fighting cock, kākala, kākala pī ka wai ♦ To act the part of a cock, momoa, moamoa. ♦ When the cock s spur is sharp and… … English-Hawaiian dictionary