English to Samoan Meaning of ho - Ho

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Definitions of ho in English
Noun(1) a prostitute.
Exclamation(1) an expression of surprise, admiration, triumph, or derision.(2) used to call for attention.
Abbreviation(1) house.
Symbol(1) the chemical element holmium.
Examples of ho in English
(1) land ho!(2) what ho!(3) heave ho(4) ho there!(5) Blow ye winds, heigh ho, Clear away your running gear, And blow, blow, blow!
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1. holmium ::
holmium
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ho, hos
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