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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1865 Excerpt: ...S. Ke, article, the, and kahuna, priest. The preacher; the name of a book in the Scriptures, Ecclesiastes. Ke-ka-lo-a-ka-ma-ka-ma-ka, S. Name of a prayer in ancient worship. KE-KA-NA-Ln, . Food that grows very slowly; vegetables that are a long time small. Ke-ke, V. The intensive of Are. To strive together; to contend. 2. To scold; to be angry at; to provoke. 3. To skin; to pull off the skin; to show the teeth, as a cross dog. 4. Jloo. To press hard upon, i. e., to be intent upon; to carry a point. Kin. 19:9. Mai hookeke i ko kakou hele ana. Ke-ke, V. imp. A word used to children in charging them to cover up their private parts. Ke-ke, S. Name of a species of bird. 8ee Akeke. 2. Name of a fish. 3. Displeasure; scolding; angry expressions. Ke-ke-a, S. The semen of all males; Bemen virile. See Kkakka. Ke-kee, V. See Keke and Ke. To be crooked; to be twisted; to be out of shape. 2. To pervert; to turn to another purpose. Puk. 23:8. 3. Hoo. To do contrary to the rule of right Kanl. 27:19. Ke-kee, S. Name of a kind of fish which swims near the surface of the water. Ke-kee, adj. Crooked; twisted; incorrect; contrary to the rule of right; twisted ont of shape; cross; petulant Ke-kee, adv. Crookedly; erroneously; hana kekee, to do unrighteously. O'rfik. 19:35. Ke-ke-ka-ha, V. To make a show; to be wondered at 2. To contend, as two cocks when one is beaten and shrinks away; kekekaha ae la i ke kula o Puopelu. Ke-ke-ko, V. See Keko. To be small; of small and low stature, whether men or women; e keko, e ihukoki, e kokikoki. Ke-ke-ne, V. To be jealous of; to envy. Ke-ke-ne, adj. Envious; jealous; iaku la au, no ke aha? no ka opu kekene o Moo, I said what for? for the envious disposition of Moo. Ke-ke-we, adj. Swelled; full, as the belly; fcefceioe ka opu. Ke-ki, S. The ...
