Glossary Terms

Kama’aina – Native born, acquainted, familiar, land child.

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Kama’aina – Native born, acquainted, familiar, land child. Read More »

Ka lua kupapa‘u o na ali‘i – The burial place of chiefs.  Bones are hidden in secret caves.

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Ka lua kupapa‘u o na ali‘i – The burial place of chiefs.  Bones are hidden in secret caves. Read More »

Ka lima luaahi o ke koa – Fearful arm of the warrior.

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Ka lima luaahi o ke koa – Fearful arm of the warrior. Read More »

Ka leo o ke ola  – The voice of life.  Advice.

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Ka leo o ke ola  – The voice of life.  Advice. Read More »

Ka Leo O Haukani – The voice in the wind.

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Ka Leo O Haukani – The voice in the wind. Read More »

Ka huaka’i o ka po – The marchers of the night.  Night Marchers – ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors.

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Ka huaka’i o ka po – The marchers of the night.  Night Marchers – ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors. Read More »

Imu – Underground oven.

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Imu – Underground oven. Read More »

Hula – Any traditional Hawaiian dance where movements can portray meaning.

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Hula – Any traditional Hawaiian dance where movements can portray meaning. Read More »

Ho’oponopono – Mental cleansing:  family conferences in which relationships were set right through prayer, discussion, confession and forgiveness.

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Ho’oponopono – Mental cleansing:  family conferences in which relationships were set right through prayer, discussion, confession and forgiveness. Read More »

Ho‘ipi‘ipi‘i kai – Causing the sea to rise.  Stirs up wrath.

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Ho‘ipi‘ipi‘i kai – Causing the sea to rise.  Stirs up wrath. Read More »