aloha 'aina {noun-verb} Love of the land; to nurture and care for the land. 'a'ole pilikia {intransitive verb} No problem, no trouble. halau {noun} Long house, as for canoes or hula instruction; meeting house. hele {noun-intransitive verb} To go, come, walk; going, moving. ho'opa'a
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The truth is, however, that puncture wounds can be very serious. Puncture wounds are prone to infection, and the risk of infection is even greater if the injury was caused by a dog bite. If infection sets in, the complications can be life-threatening. They can lead to serious nerve damage that affects many parts of your day-to-day life.