bowl

bowl
  1. Vessel. 'Umeke (for various types, see Haw.-Eng. entry and entries that follow it); ipu, pola;
   ♦ kava bowl, kānoa, kā'awa;
   ♦ low, broad wooden bowl, pākākā;
   ♦ stone bowl, poho pōhaku;
   ♦ medium-sized bowl, puahala;
   ♦ small wooden bowl, puaniki;
   ♦ medium-sized deep bowl, kū'oho;
   ♦ large wooden bowl, lawalawaihonua;
   ♦ elongated bowl, pā;
   ♦ low wooden bowl, pālewa;
   ♦ cooking bowl, pā ipu;
   ♦ poi bowl, 'umeke poi, 'umeke 'ai, kūmau, kūmauna;
   ♦ bowl of polished coconut shell, pūniu.
   ♦ Rim of a bowl, nīao, See finger bowl and chant, hana 1.
  2. Game. 'Ulu maika, maika, pahe'e 'ulu, 'olohū.
   ♦ Bowling ball, 'ulu, pu'upā. See alley.
   ♦ The little fellow, he is a master bowler (For. 5:441), 'o ka iki, makua ia o ka 'ulu (good in small packages).

English-Hawaiian dictionary. 2015.

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