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Ka Hana ‘ana i nā Wahi Palekana no nā Keiki e

Pā‘ani ai

Ka Ho‘āk āka ‘ana i ka Mana‘opa‘a Kaiāulu Hawai‘i no nā KeikiPapa ‘Elua ma ke Kula Kaiāpuni ‘o Ānuenue

He ‘Ōpa‘a Ha‘awina

no ka Papa Ho‘omōhala Ha‘awina Kaiapuni Hawai‘i

Papa ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i 470, UH Mānoa

Kawehi Lucas, Kumu

na Michael Edmund Malulani Kamehameha Odegaard

26 Nowemapa 2008



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‘Ōlelo Ha‘i Mua

“ ‘O ka ho‘olālā kaiāulu Hawai‘i ka ho‘ok ō ‘ana o nā hopena ho‘ona‘auao

kaiāpuni,” wahi a ‘o Colin Kippen, po‘o kuhikuhi o ka Native Hawaiian Education

Council i Honolulu. Ho‘ohana ‘ana i ka hō‘ike honua, ka mō‘aukala, nā ‘epekema a

makemakika, nā huli k āknaka a k ānāwai, a me hana no‘eau, ‘oia ‘i‘o nō, e ho‘ohana

‘ia pū me ka ho‘olālā ‘ana kaiāulu i ka nui o nā māhele ho‘ona‘auao.

No laila, ‘o k ēia pepa ka hua o ko‘u a‘o ‘a‘a ‘ana aku i Malaki a me ‘Apelila i

ka makahiki 2008 i nā keiki o ka papa ‘elua ma ke Kula Kaiāpuni ‘o Ānuenue ma

Honolulu, Hawai‘i; ‘o ia ho‘i kekahi seminā ho‘āk āka ho‘olālā kaiāulu ‘ana a me ka

hana ‘ana o kahi. Ua loa‘a mai ia’u k ēia manawa k ūpono e a‘o aku i ka papa ma hope

o ko‘u ‘a‘a ‘ana inā hola he nui e like me kumu k ōkua.

Ma hope mai o ka Royal School mua, ‘o k ēia nō ka manawa mua paha i a‘o ‘ia

ai ka ho‘olālā ‘ana i kaiāulu ma kekahi kula ha‘aha‘a ma ka ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i. No laila,

mahalo au iā Kumu Kehau Llanos a me ka Hope Po‘okumu Verlieann Leimomi

Malina-Wright no ka hilina‘i ‘ana mai ia’u me k ā lāua mau haumāna ‘eleu loa a me

ka hā‘awi ‘ana mai iā‘u i k ēia manawa k ūpono e ha‘i aku i ko‘u mau mana‘o i kona

papa haumana!



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Papa Kuhikuhi

‘Ōlelo Ha‘i Mua…………………………...………………………………………..………..2

Ho‘ākāka ‘ana Ana Kaiāulu………….………………………………………………...…..4

Ka Pā‘ani ‘ana o nā Keiki i ke Ao Lehulehu a me ke Ao Pono‘ ī …………………………5

Ha‘awina 1………………………………………………………………5 Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i ko kaiāulu mau māhele

Ha‘awina 2…………………………………………….…………………………6 Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i nā māhele ma waena o nā wahi lehulehu a me pono‘ī

Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i Kahi Lehulehu………………………………………………….…...9

Ha‘awina 3…………………………………….…………………………………9 N ā ‘ano like ‘ole o kahi lehulehu

Ha‘awina 4………………………………………………………………...……18 N ā pili ‘ana ma ka ‘ahupua‘a

Ha‘awina 5………………………………………………………………..….…21 N ā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o ka mahele kai

Ha‘awina 6 …………………………………………………………………...…23 N ā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o nā mahele uka a me kula

Ha‘awina 7 …………………………………………………………………...…25 Ho‘oma‘ama‘a ‘ana hou nā pilina kaiāulu o ke ahupua‘a me ke kaona i keia lā

Ha‘awina 8……………………………………………………………………...26 Hana ‘ana kahi lehulehu mālie no nā keiki e pā‘ani ai

Hō‘ulu‘ulu…………………………………………………………………...……………..31

Papa Wehewehe ‘Ōlelo…..………………………………………………………………..32



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Ho‘ā kā ka ‘ana Ana Kaiā ulu

Ma mua, pono paha e pane aku ai i he ‘ēlua mau n ī nau:

1) No ke aha e ana kaiā ulu ai?

‘O k ā k ākou mo‘o kuleana e ho‘olālā ai:

…I ‘ole ke ao ‘ia mai, hele hewa nā kanaka; a o ka mea mālama i ke kanawai, pōmaika‘i ‘o ia.

- N ā Solomona, 29:18

…Hili hewa ka mana‘o ke ‘ole ke k ūk āk ūk ā.

- ‘Ōlelo No‘eau 993

2) No ke aha e ho‘ol ā l ā kaiā ulu ‘ia ai me nā

keiki?

I ka wā kahiko ua k ōkua nā keiki me nā hanana a pau , i

ka…Makahiki 2: ka nui e pa‘a ai i ka hui wai…

…Makahiki 5: ka nui e pa‘a ai i na niu ‘elua…

…Makahiki 10: ka nui e ‘auamo ai i ke keiki i ke kua.- ‘Ōlelo No‘eau 1504, 1506, a me 1507

I k ēia lā, i loko o nā ‘ahahui kemokalaka, ‘o ka

pā‘ani ka‘awale ka manawa i a‘o mai nā keiki e haku

wale i k ā lākou ao. I ka pā‘ani ka‘awale, a‘o mai nā

k ēiki e maopopo i nā kanaka a e ho‘ohiki mai i ke ka‘a

laulima, ka ka‘a ka‘ana, a me ke ka‘a mālama. Koe k ēlā, he mea le‘ale‘a ka ho‘olālā ‘ana i

kahi! I ho‘olako ‘ia ihola k ēia ‘eiwa mau ha‘awina ma luna i mea e ho‘omaka a‘e ai i ka

ho‘ok ō ‘ana e ko Hawai‘i mau alaka‘i siwila o ka wā ma hope!



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Ka Pā‘ani ‘ana o nā Keiki i ke Ao Lehulehu a me ke Ao Pono‘ ī

Ha‘awina 1 - Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i ko ke kaiā ulu mau mā hele

K ūk āk ūk ā – I kē ia l ā , e kama‘ilio ana kā kou i ke kaiā ulu. (E k ākau i nā hua ‘ōlelo i kapapa‘ele‘ele.)

Ninau 1: ‘O wai kai ‘ike i ke kumu o kaiā ulu? (E k

ākau i n

āpane a n

ākeiki i kapapa‘ele‘ele.)

Hiki i nā hā‘ina i k ēia mau hua ‘ōlelo: hoalauna, hoa noho, wahi noho like o ka po‘e,

kūlanakauhale, kūlanahale, kū nanahale, kaona, pu‘uhonua.

Ka mana‘o nui: kahi , kekahi po‘e e noho ‘ana pū me nā pahuhopu like, a me kō kua

l ā kou kekahi i kekahi.

Ninau 2: ‘O wai nā l ā l ā o kekahi kaiaulu? ‘O wai nā po‘e o nā wahi?*

Hui: E papa helu mākou i n

ālālā…(K

ākau n

āmea e pono ai ma ka papa‘ele‘ele.)

Kanaka: E koho ‘oe i kekahi lālā a me hana i kekahi ki‘i ‘inoa ‘ia ma

lalo (nā mea e pono ai: 8”x8” pepa ke‘oke‘o a me kekahi mau

peni kala).

Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: No ka lā apōpō, e lawe mai ‘oukou i nā ki‘i mai kekahi

makakina e ho‘ike ‘ana i nā lālā o ke kaiāulu, a i‘ole k ākau ikekahi pauk ū hō‘ike ‘ano. I ke kau a‘e e k ūk āk ūk ā k ākou no nā

wahi palekana e pā‘ani ai.

* ‘A‘ole ‘oe e pāpā i ka mana‘o nō ho‘i o nā holoholona kekahi me nā lālā kaiāulu.



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Ka Pā‘ani ‘ana o nā Keiki i ke Ao Lehulehu a me ke Ao Pono‘ ī

Ha‘awina 2 - Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i nā mā hele o nā wahi lehulehu a me pono‘ī

Kūk āk ūk ā: Ho‘ohana ‘ana i ke ki‘i Venn e ho‘oma‘ama‘a me ka mana‘o

nui ‘o “Kuleana e Mālama” (nā mea e pono ai: ka papa

‘ele‘ele a me ka pena)

AO PONO‘ Ī AO LEHULEHU 5 minuke - Na wai ke kuleana e mā lama, ho‘okahi mea ā ‘ekolu mau kanaka paha

ai‘ole nā kanaka a pau ‘o ia?

Hui: E hele iho i ‘elua mau hui o nā haumana (e ninau iā lākou e

helu ‘ekahi – ‘elua – ‘ekahi – ‘elua…), a me kekahi mau papa

nui (me kekahi laina kaha ‘ia iho ma ka waenakonu a me helu‘inoa ‘ia ma luna “Lehulehu / ‘Ano Lehulehu,” a me “Ano

Pono‘ī / Pono‘ī ,” e ho‘omāhelehele ‘ana i na inoa o nā lālā ma

lalo (nā mea e pono ai: ka papa ‘ele‘ele a me 4 mau pepa

ke‘oke‘o 2’x3’ a me kekahi mau peni kala).

No kekahi hui, e koho ‘oukou i ho‘okahi Mea K ā kau a me ho‘okahi Mea Ha‘i

‘Ōlelo, a ‘o N ā Mea Ho‘opaepae nā mea ‘ē a‘e.

15 minuke - E ho‘omā helehele i na inoa ma lalo o nā l ā l ā pili i ko ‘oukou hui wahi:

Lehulehu o Pono‘ī :

ala olol ī

alanui

awa

hula halau

hale

hale ‘aina hale hana hale hō‘ike‘ike

hale ho‘okomo kini

hale ho‘onani

hale holoi lolehale inu kope

hale ‘ako lauoho

hale kakalina

hale keaka

hale ki‘i ‘oni‘oni

hale kinai ahi

hale kiwila

hale koa

hale kū‘ai lole

hale kū‘ai mea ‘ai

hale kū‘ai puke

hale lā‘au lapa‘au

hale leka hale māka‘i

halr mele

haukapila

hale mōneka

hale ‘oki lauoho hale ‘oihana

hale pa‘ahao

hale papa‘i

hale pule

hale puhi palaoa

hale ukana hale ‘uw ī waiū

hale waihona puke

hale wili

halihali ‘ana

hao p ī nana

haupikala

heiau

hi‘onaina

hula halau

ka‘a ‘ōhua

ka‘a uila

ka‘ekahakai

kahawai

kahua hānai pipi

kahua hō‘ike‘ike

kahua pā‘ani

kahua mokulele

kalaka



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kauhale

ke‘ena

ke‘ena ‘aupuni

ke‘ena kauka niho

ke‘ena kula

kikowaena ku‘aikua‘aina

kuahiwi

kula ha‘aha‘a

kula ki‘eki‘e

kulanui

lānai

lo‘i kalo

lumi ‘au‘au

lumi ho‘okipa

lumi kuke

lumi lawelawe

lumi moe

lumi papamahina ‘ai mākeke

māla pua

māluawai

mauna

pā hale

pahu leka

pāka

pāka wai

panakō

papa hō’ike

papa hulei

pua‘i wai ulu la‘au

wahi kūkulu

‘aha ho‘okolokolo

‘alanui

‘alap ī pā

‘ ī puka

10 minuke - A laila, e kau ‘oukou i kekahi hō ‘ailona ma mua o nā wahi palekana e

pā ‘ani a me kekahi hō ‘ailona ‘ē a‘e ma mua o nā wahi ‘ano palekana e pā ‘ani.

20 minuke - I hope loa, e hō ‘ike aku kā ‘oukou hana ‘ana i ka papa. Pili ‘ana nā

wahi palekana o ‘ano palekana, e ha‘i aku i ka papa i kā ‘oukou mana‘o.

‘Eia ma lalo kekahi hua e hiki ana mai ka papa ‘elua (ua kaha nō ho‘i lākou i nā ki‘i

ma‘alahi no nā wahi a pau a ho‘ohana lākou i nā hō‘ailona o nā po‘o no nā wahi

palekana a me ke kiko nānau no nā wahi ano palekana):



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Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E lawe mai ‘oe i ‘elua ki‘i mai kekahi makakina e ho‘ike ‘ana i kahi

lehulehu a me i kahi pono‘ ī , ai‘ole e kākau ‘oe i ‘elua paukū e wehewehe ‘ana i nā

mana‘o. Hiki iā ‘oukou ke ho‘ohana hou i nā ki‘i lawe ‘ia i kēia lā. I ke kau a‘e e

kūkākūkā kākou e pili ‘ana o nā pā lena ma waena i nā ao lehulehu a me nā ao pono‘ ī .



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Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i Kahi Lehulehu

Ha‘awina 3 – N ā ‘ano like ‘ole o kahi lehulehu

Kūk āk ūk ā (30 minuke): E wae ‘oukou i nā ki‘i mai ka Ha‘awina Mua (i ‘ole e lawe mai

i mau ki‘i no k ē ia hana ‘ana) ma waena o nā ‘Ekolu mau ‘Ano

Wahi Lehulehu:

Ke ‘Ano Alanui: He Lumi ‘i‘o nō k ēia no ka Helewāwae, ka

Mā‘alo a me ke Kālepa

Ke ‘Ano Wahi Siwila / Mo‘omeheu

Ke ‘Ano Wahi Hamama: nā Pāka a me nā Kula

Ke ‘ano o nā pālena Lehulehu / Pono‘ī - maopopo le‘a i kekahi

manawa, i ‘ole ‘ike maka ‘ole!

Hui (30 minuke): Ke nānā ‘ana i k ā ‘oukou mau ki‘i nui no kahi lehulehu:

•••• He aha kona ‘ano?

•••• N ā wai kai mā lama i ia?

•••• Pehea kona nui?

•••• He wahi ‘eu‘eu i ‘ole mā lie kē l ā ?

•••• He wahi palekana e pā ‘ani kē l ā ?

•••• Pehea ka ‘ano o ko l ā kou mau pā lena?

•••• Aia he puka ma ‘ane‘i?

•••• Pono e kē nā wahi i kekahi papa hō ‘ailona i loko?

Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E k ākau i loko o kou puke i kekahi pauk ū e wehewehe ‘ana i kou

wahi lehulehu punahele e pā‘ani ai:


•••• ‘O wai nā mea i mā lama i ia?



•••• He wahi palekana kē l ā ?

•••• Pehea ka ‘ano o ko l ā kou pā lena?


•••• Pono e kē nā wahi i kekahi papa hō ‘ailona?

I ke kau a‘e e k ūk āk ūk ā k ākou no nā pilina i loko o ka

‘Ahupua‘a a me ke Kaona.



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Ke ‘Ano Alanui:



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Ke ‘Ano Wahi Siwila / Mo‘omeheu



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Ke ‘Ano Wahi Hamama



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Ha‘awina 4 – N ā Pili ‘ana ma ka ‘Ahupua‘a

Kūk āk ūk ā (40 minuke): E nānā i kekahi ki‘i ahupupa‘a. He aha nā K ā ‘ei ‘Ekolu i loko

o kekahi ahupua‘a? (Ke kai, ka ‘āina kula, a me ka uka.)

•••• He aha nā l ā l ā kaiā ulu i kekahi ahupua‘a? ma uka: ala, wao koa, māla mai‘a, wailele;

ma kula: kuamo‘o, lo‘i kalo, māla ‘uala a me ‘ipu a me ko,

wahi malu;

ma kai: kuamo‘o, ahu, pā hale, māla ‘uala a me ‘ulu, ulu pū

hala a me ulu pū ‘ohe a me ulu pū niu, kahakai, loko i‘a, wahi

malu.

•••• He aha nā kahua a me nā ‘ano o nā hale? (‘A‘ohe kaonanui i ka wā kahiko no ka mea pono e ho‘okapu i ka ‘āina no nā

mahi ‘ai o nā

wahi lawai‘a.)ma uka: kahua hōlua (a me kahua hōlua k ī ), heiau ho‘ōla, hale

kahi olonā;

ma kula: heiau waihau, pā hula;

ma kai: hālau wa‘a, heiau k ū‘ula, hale mua (‘aina kane), hale

‘aina (wāhine), hale moe, hale kua, hale papa‘a, hale noho

(ali‘i), heiau luakini, kahua imu, kahua kapa, kahua pā‘ani.

•••• He aha nā ‘ano o ko ahupua‘a mau pā lena?

pālena puni: kehahi pōhaku nui, pae kumu la‘au, kualapa,

kahawai, o kahi o kekahi manu;

pālena i loko: paia, p

ā , p

āpō

haku, a me kekahi ala a mekuamo‘o.

Hui (10 minuke): •••• He aha ka lawelawe hana o nā hana ho‘ohanohano (oli,

kapu, a pē lā aku) i loko o kekahi wahi?

•••• Na wai kahi pono‘ī ?

•••• Aia kahi palekana ‘ole no nā keiki ma kekahi ahupua‘a?

Kanaka (10 minuke): Ho‘ohālikelike Hua ‘Ōlelo

Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E k ākau ‘oe i loko o kou puke i kekahi pauk ū e wehewehe ‘ana

i kou wahi punahele e pā‘ani ai i kekahi ahupua‘a. •••• He aha kona ‘ano? •••• ‘O wai nā mea i mā lama i ia? •••• Pehea kona

nui? •••• He wahi ‘eu‘eu i ‘ole mā lie kē l ā ? •••• He wahi palekana

kē l ā ? •••• Pehea ka ‘ano o ko l ā kou pā lena? •••• Aia he puka ma

‘ane‘i? •••• Pono kē nā wahi i kekahi hana ho‘ohanohano? •••• I

ke kau a‘e e kū kā kū kā kā kou no nā pilina i loko o ke kā ‘ei

kai.



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Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i Kahi Lehulehu Na____________________

Ha‘awina 4 – N ā Pili ‘ana ma ka ‘Ahupua‘a Lā____________________

E ho‘ohui i nā hua ‘ōlelo pili mai ke ‘ao‘ao hema me ke ‘ao‘ao akau:

1. N ā ‘ano o ko ahupua‘a mau pālena:

kehahi pō haku nui

kekahi ala a me kuamo‘o

pālena puni pae kumu la‘au paia

pā

kualapa

kahawaipālena i loko kahi o kekahi manu

pae kumu la‘au

pā pō haku 2. N ā lālā kaiāulu i kekahi ahupua‘a:

wahi malu

kahakai

ma uka ahu wahi malu

wailele

pā hale ma kula mā la mai‘a

mā la ‘uala a me ‘ulu

ulu pū hala a me ulu pū ‘ohe a me ulu pū niuloko i‘a

ma kai lo‘i kalo

wao koa

mā la ‘uala a me ‘ipu a me ko 3. N ā kahua a me nā ‘ano o nā hale:

kahua imu

hale noho (ali‘i) ma uka hale mua (‘aina kane)

kahua kapa

heiau ho‘ō la

hā lau wa‘a ma kula hale papa‘a

heiau waihau

hale kahi olonā kahua pā ‘ani

ma kai heiau kū‘ula

hale ‘aina (wā hine) kahua hō lua kī

kahua hā lau hula



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Ha‘awina 5 – N ā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o ka mahele kai

Kūk āk ūk ā (40 minuke): He aha nā ‘ano o ko kai mau pā lena?

••••

pālena puni: kehahi p

ōhaku nui, pae kumu la‘au, kualapa,

kahawai, o kahi o kekahi manu;

•••• pālena i loko: paia, pā pōhaku, ala hele / kuamo‘o.

He aha nā l ā l ā kaiā ulu i kē ia kā ‘ei?

kuamo‘o, ahu, kauhale, māla ‘uala / māla ‘ulu, ulu pū hala / ulu

pū ‘ohe / ulu pū niu, kahakai, loko i‘a, wahi malu

He aha nā kahua a me nā ‘ano o nā hale? (‘A‘ohe kaona nui i

ka wā kahiko no ka mea pono e ho‘okapu i ka ‘āina no nā mahi

‘ai o nā

wahi lawai‘a.)hālau wa‘a, heiau k ū‘ula, hale mua (‘aina kane), hale ‘aina

(wāhine), hale moe, hale kua / kahua kapa, hale papa‘a, hale

pe‘a, hale noho (ali‘i), heiau luakini, kahua imu, kahua pā‘ani

Hui (10 minuke): •••• Na wai kahi pono‘ī ?

•••• He aha ka lawelawe hana o nā hana loina Hawai‘i (oli,


•••• Aia kahi palekana ‘ole no nā keiki ma kē ia kā ‘ei?


Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E kā kau ‘oe i loko o kou puke i kekahi paukū e wehewehe

‘ana i kou wahi punahele e pā ‘ani ai i ke kā ‘ei kai.


•••• ‘O wai nā mea i mā lama i ia?



•••• He wahi palekana kē l ā ?

•••• Pehea ka ‘ano o ko l ā kou pā lena?


•••• Pono kē nā wahi i kekahi hana ho‘ohanohano?

I ke kau a‘e e k ūk āk ūk ā k ākou no nā pilina i loko o nā k ā‘ei

kula a me uka.



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Ho‘omaopopo ‘ana i Kahi Lehulehu Na___________________

Ha‘awina 5 – N ā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o ke kā ‘ei kai Lā___________________


‘ili kekahi pu‘u pōhaku no ka ho‘okupu Makahiki

kuamo‘o kahi i loko o ka ahupua‘a malama ‘ia e kekahi ‘ohana

ahu ke ala hele loa ho‘ohana ‘ia i loko o ka ahupua‘a

kauhale kahi i kapakai i hānai ‘ia ka i‘a

māla ‘uala kahi o ko ka ‘ohana mau hale

ulu pū hala / ‘ohe / niu kahi i kanu ‘ia ka mea ‘ai no k ēlā me k ēia lā

loko i‘a nā kahi i kanu ‘ia nā lā‘au waiwai loa

wahi malu hale no nā lawai‘a e pule i ka hei maika‘i

hālau wa‘a ka hale ‘aina no nā k āne e ho‘onani i nā ‘aumakua‘ohana

heiau k ū‘ula kekahi hale li‘ili‘i no nā malihini

hale mua ka hale i loko o ke kauhale lawai‘a i ke kahakai

hale ‘aina kahi hiamoe o ka ‘ohana a pau

hale noa kahi hana no nā wāhine

hale kua ka hale ‘aina o nā wāhine a me keiki k āne (i piha

kona makahiki ‘eono)

kahua kapa kahi i hō‘ili‘ili ‘ia ai nā lole, nā mea ‘ai, a me nā ponohana

hale papa‘a kahi o nā wāhine i hana ai i nā lole

hale pe‘a kahi e pā‘ani ai ka maika, ka hukihuki a me ka

hāk āk ā

hale noho kahi no nā k āne e kuke ai i ka mea ‘ai

kahua imu ka hale o ke ali‘i

kahua pā‘ani ka hale kapu i nā k āne, noho ‘ia e nā wāhine i k ēla

me k ēia mahina



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Ha‘awina 6 – N ā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o nā kā ‘ei uka a me kula

Kūk āk ūk ā (40 minuke): •••• He aha nā ‘ano o ko uka a me kula mau pā lena?

pālena puni: kehahi pōhaku nui, pae kumu la‘au, kualapa,

kahawai, o kahi o kekahi manu; pālena i loko: paia, pā

pōhaku,

ala hele / kuamo‘o.

•••• He aha nā l ā l ā kaiā ulu i kē ia mau mā hele? ‘ili, kauhale,

kuamo‘o, lo‘i kalo, māla ‘uala pā hale, ulu pū hala / ulu pū

‘ohe / ulu pū niu

•••• He aha nā kahua a me nā ‘ano o nā hale? hale mua (‘aina

kane), hale ‘aina (wāhine), hale noa, hale kua / kahua kapa,

hale papa‘a, hale pe‘a, hale noho (ali‘i), heiau ho‘ōla, heiau

waihau, kahua imu, kahua pā‘ani, wahi malu

Hui (10 minuke): •••• Na wai kahi pono‘ī ?

•••• He aha ka lawelawe hana o nā hana loina Hawai‘i (oli,


• •• • Aia kahi palekana ‘ole no nā keiki ma kē ia mau mā hele?


Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E k ākau i loko o kou puke k ākau i kekahi pauk ū e wehewehe

‘ana i kou wahi punahele e pā‘ani ai i nā māhele uka a me kula.


•••• ‘O wai nā mea i mālama i ia?


•••• He wahi ‘eu‘eu i ‘ole mālie k ē lā?

•••• He wahi palekana k ē lā?

•••• Pehea ka ‘ano o ko lākou pālena?

•••• Pono k ē nā wahi i kekahi hana ho‘ohanohano?

I ke kau a‘e e k ūk āk ūk ā k ākou no nā pilina i loko o nā k ā‘ei

kula a me uka.



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Nā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o nā mahele uka a me kula, Na___________

Ha‘awina 6 – Nā pilina o ka ahupua‘a i loko o nā mahele uka a me kula Lā ___________


māla ‘uala kahi i loko o ka ahupua‘a malama ‘ia e kekahi ‘ohana

‘ili ke ala hele ho‘ohana ‘ia pinepine i loko o ka ahupua‘a

kuamo‘o kahi i kanu ‘ia ka mea ‘ai no k ēlā me k ēia lā

wahi malu kahi i

ulu pū hala/‘ohe/niu kekahi hale li‘ili‘i no nā malihini

hale mua hale nui no ka a‘o mai ‘ana i ka hula

hale ‘aina kahi kahuna lapa‘au no ka ho‘omaika‘i ‘ana i nā kanaka ma‘i

hālau hula hale ‘aina no nā k āne e ho‘onani ‘ia i nā ‘aumakua ‘ohana

heiau ho‘ōla hale ‘aina wāhine a me nā keikik āne (i ka makahiki ‘eono)

kahua kapa kahi no ka hiamoe o ka ‘ohana a pau

heiau waihau kahi a nā wāhine i hana ‘ia i nā lole

ko‘a kahi i hō‘ili‘ili ‘ia lole, nā mea ‘ai, a me nā mea ho‘ohana

hale noa kekahi heiau o Lono no ka mahi ‘ai maika‘i

kauhale kahi no ka ‘ulu maika a me ka ‘ō‘ō ihe

kahua pā‘ani pā o ko ali‘i mau hale

hale papa‘a heiau li‘ili‘i o nā mea hopu manu e holomua

ko‘i mea ho‘ohana e ho‘oponopono i ka lā‘au

mahi ‘ai kahi kokoke i ke kahawai no ka mahi ‘ana i ke kanu kalo

lo‘i kalo mea i hana ka ‘āina me nā mea kanu, a me kona wahi

wailele ka mea ho‘ohana a ka mahi ‘ai no ka ‘eli ‘ana iho

wao nahele kahi i lalo o kekahi pali i ‘au‘au ai

‘ō‘ō kahi ma uka i aia nā kumu la‘au lō‘ihi



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Ha‘awina 7 – Ho‘oma‘ama‘a ‘ana hou nā pilina kaiā ulu o ke ahupua‘a me ke kaona i kē ia

l ā .

Kūk āk ūk ā (60 minuke): Ka mana‘o nui o Kaiāulu: kahi , kekahi po‘e e noho ‘ana pū

me nā

pahu hope like, a me kokua l ā kou kekahi i kekahi.

1. He aha nā kā ‘ei ‘ekolu o ke Ahupua‘a? Ke kai, ka ‘ā ina

kula, a me ka uka.

2. He aha nā ‘ano o ko ahupua‘a mau pā lena? pālena puni: kehahi pōhaku nui, pae kumu la‘au, kualapa,

kahawai, o kahi o kekahi manu

pālena i loko: paia, pā pōhaku, ala hele / kuamo‘o

3. He aha nā mā hele kaiā ulu i kekahi ahupua‘a?

ma uka: ala, wao koa, māla mai‘a, wailele;ma kula: kuamo‘o, lo‘i kalo, māla ‘uala a me ‘ipu a me ko,

wahi malu;

ma kai: kuamo‘o, ahu, pā hale, māla ‘uala a me ‘ulu, ulu pū

hala a me ulu pū ‘ohe a me ulu pū niu, kahakai, loko i‘a, wahi

malu.

4. He aha nā kahua a me nā ‘ano o nā hale?

ma uka: kahua hōlua (a me hōlua k ī ), heiau ho‘ōla, hale kahi

olonā;

ma kula: heiau waihau, pā hula; ma kai: hālau wa‘a, heiau k ū‘ula, hale mua (‘aina kane), hale

‘aina (wāhine), hale moe, hale kua, hale papa‘a, hale noho

(ali‘i), heiau luakini, kahua imu, kahua kapa, kahua pā‘ani.

5. He aha nā lawelawe hana o nā hana ho‘ohanohano (oli,

kapu, a pē lā aku) i loko o kekahi wahi? Aia kahi palekana ‘ole

no nā keiki e pā ‘ani ai ma kē ia mau ‘ano wahi?

6. He aha nā l ā l ā kaiā ulu i kekahi kaona i kē ia l ā ?

7. No ka māhele ma waena kahi lehulehu a me kahi pono‘ī :

na wai ke kuleana e mā lama - ho‘okahi ai‘ole ‘ekolu mau

kanaka o nā kanaka a pau?

8. He aha nā ‘ekolu mau ‘ano wahi lehulehu? ke ‘Ano

Alanui: he Lumi no ka Helewā wae, ka M ā ‘alo a me ke

K ā lepa, ke ‘Ano Wahi Siwila / Mo‘omeheu, ke ‘Ano Wahi

Hamama: nā Pā ka a me nā Kula



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9. Aia kahi palekana ‘ole no nā keiki e pā ‘ani ai ma kē ia mau

‘ano kahi kaona?

10. He aha nā pālena ma waena o nā ao lehulehu a me nā ao

pono‘ī (maopopo le‘a i kekahi manawa i ‘ike maka ‘ole)?

11. E nānā iho i ke ahupua‘a o Waik ī k ī .

•••• Hiki iā mākou ke ma‘a aku i kahi ahupua‘a i kahi kaona?

•••• Kokua ‘ia e ka ‘ike loea no kēia au (ka heluhelu ‘ana, nā

m ī kini, etc.) a me nā pono pilikino, he aha nā loina o mana‘o

like ‘ole ma waena Kahi Ahupua‘a a me Kahi Kaona?

Ha‘awina Ho‘iho‘i: E ho‘omahele no ‘elua mau hui e koho ‘ana ko ‘oukou kahi punahele e

pā‘ani ai. No ka lā apōpō, e lawe mai ‘oe i kekahi ki‘i a i‘ole he pauk ū e wehewehe ‘ana i koukahi punahele e pā‘ani ai i nā māhele uka a me kula. I ke kau a‘e e ho‘ol ā l ā kā kou i kahi

lehulehu e pā ‘ani ai ma kē ia ‘ahpua‘a!



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Ha‘awina 8 – Hana ‘ana kahi lehulehu mā lie no nā keiki e pā ‘ani ai

Hui (120 minuke): E ho‘olālā k ākou i kahi lehulehu e pā‘ani ai ma k ēia ‘ahpua‘a!

E ho‘omahele no ko oukou ‘elua mau hui: “Paka Papahuila” a me “Paka Le’ale’a”

Ho‘ohana i ko k ākou mau ki‘i a i‘ole he pauk ū e wehewehe ‘ana i kou kahi punahele e pā‘ani

ai i nā māhele uka a me kula.

E koho ke kumu i nā ‘elua wahi no nā haumana:

Nā ‘elua wahi lehulehu i loko o ka Pālolo ahupua‘a koho ‘ia no k ēia ha‘awina: ‘o ka Palolo Sports Park (#1, ma

kula) a me ka Waik ī k ī Golf Course (#2, ma kai).

E nānā i nā ki‘i i loko o nā ‘ao‘ao ma hope no ka “Paka Papahuila” a me ka “Paka Le’ale’a”

(mai Google Earth mai):



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Kahi no ka Paka Papa Huila (ma kula)

Kahi no ka Paka Le‘ale‘a (ma kai)



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Ka hana hope loa no ka hui Paka Papahuila, ‘o “Iwipo‘o Paka!”



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‘Eia ka hana hope loa no ka hui Paka Le‘ale‘a / Paka Wai!



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H ō ‘ulu‘ulu

‘Oi aku ka hihia no nā ha‘awina 5-7 no nā haumana papa ‘elua, a maopopo

au i k ēia manawa, ua maika‘i paha k ēia seminā no nā haumana mua li‘i paha. (‘O ka

mea nui no ka papa ‘elua, ka ho‘omaka ‘ana e maopopo iā lākou i ke “kaiāulu.”)

Ak ā, ua le‘ale‘a nui nā haumana papa ‘elua i ka ha‘awina hope loa. Hō‘ike akula nā

haumana ‘eleu loa i ko lākou hana ‘ana, o ka Paka Papahuila a me ka Paka Le‘ale‘a,

ma mua o ka papa a pau, ka Hope Po‘okumu, a me nā limahana pa‘i wikiō.

Ua makemake au e ‘ōkomo pū me

k ēia seminā i mau ha‘awina i ko‘u mau

mana‘o no nā anakahi Hawai‘i a me he mau

ha‘awina e ho‘olālā ‘ana i kahi pono‘ ī e

pā‘ani ai. Ma hope o ka ho‘ololi ‘ana hou

no k ēia pepa , e ho‘ohana i k ēia noi‘i i

kekahi puke ha‘awina no nā kula kaiāpuni a

pau. No nā kula ki‘eki‘e a me kulanui, hiki i

ho’onui ‘ia ka hihia i na ha‘awina, e

ho‘okomo p ī i nā k ūlana ‘ano ana (design

standards), ‘oihana k ālā (finance), a me

pa‘ahana (implementation). Ana Hawai‘i

Na‘u ka makemake e ho‘oulu aku i ko Hawai‘i mau ‘ōpio e k ōkua i ka

mana‘opa‘a ‘ana i ko k ākou ‘āina ma ka ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i i ho‘onui i ka makemake ‘ia a

me nā mākeke no‘eau ho‘okele waiwai no nā ‘oihana hana ‘ia ma ka ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i.



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Papa Wehewehe ‘Ōlelo

Ha‘awina 1 awa – port (harbor)

hale – house hale ‘aina – restaurant

hale hana - factory

hale hō ‘ike‘ike - museum

hale holoi lole - laundromat

hale inu kope – coffeehouse

hale kanaka ‘ako lauoho – barbershop

hale keaka – theater

hale ki‘i ‘oni‘oni – movie theater

hale kinai ahi – fire station

hale kiwila – city hall

hale koa – fort / military base

hale kū‘ai - store hale kū‘ai puke – book store

hale leka – post office

hale mā ka‘i – police station haukapila – hospital

hale ‘oihana – workshop

hale pa‘ahao – jail

hale papa‘i - apartment

hale pule – church

hale puhi palaoa – bakery

hale ukana - warehouse

hale ‘uwī waiū – dairy

hale waihona puke - library halihali ‘ana - transportation

hi‘onaina – landscape

hoalauna - neighbor

hoa noho - neighborhood

honu - turtle

hula halau – hula school

ka‘a ‘ō hua – bus

ka‘a uila - streetcar

ka‘e - curb

kahakai – beach

kahawai - river

kahua hā nai pipi - ranch kahua hō ‘ike‘ike holoholona laka ‘ole – zoo

kahua mokulele – airport

kahua pā ‘ani - stadium kalaka – truck

kaona - town

ke‘ena – office

ke‘ena kauka niho – dentist office kula – school

kula ki‘eki‘e – high school

kūlanahale - village

kūlanakauhale – city

kulanui – universityl ā nai – porch

lo‘i – irrigated terrace

luakini - temple

mā keke – market

mā la pua – flower garden

mā luawai – lake

mauna - mountain

pā – fence / wall

paikikala - bicycle

pā hale – yard

pahu leka - mailbox

pā ka – park palekana - safe

panakō – bank

papa hulei – teeter totter pueo – owl

pu‘uhonua – city of refuge

ulu la‘au - forest

‘aha ho‘okolokolo (loio) – trial co

‘alanui – street

‘alapī pā – sidewalk

‘ī puka – gate

Ha‘awina 2 hale hana - factory

hale hō ‘ike‘ike - museum

hale ho‘okomo kini - cannery

hale holoi lole - laundromat

hale inu kope – coffeehouse

hale kanaka ‘ako lauoho – barbershop

hale keaka – theater

hale ki‘i ‘oni‘oni – movie theater hale kinai ahi – fire station

hale kiwila – city hall

hale koa – fort / military base hale kū‘ai - store

haukapila – hospital

hale mō neka - monastery

hale ‘oihana – workshop

hale pa‘ahao – jail

hale wili – mill halihali ‘ana - transportation

hao pī nana – jungle gym

hi‘onaina - landscape

hula halau – hula school


ka‘a uila - streetcar

ka‘e - curb

kahakai – beach

kahawai - river kahua hā nai pipi - ranch

kahua hō ‘ike‘ike holoholona – zoo

kahua ho‘olulu mokulele – airport kalaka – truck

ke‘ena ‘aupuni – government office

ke‘ena kauka niho – dentist office

kula – school

l ā nai – porch

lehulehu - publicluakini - temple

mahina ‘ai – farm

mā la ‘ai – vegetable garden

mā luawai – lake

pā – fence / wall

paikikala - bicycle

pā hale – yard

pahu leka – mailbox

pā ka papa huila – skate park pā ka wai – water park

papa hō ’ike - sign

papa hulei – teeter totter

pono‘ī - private

ulu la‘au – forest

‘aha ho‘okolokolo (loio) – trial co

‘alanui – street

‘alapī pā – sidewalk

‘ī puka – gate

Ha‘awina 3 alahele – path

ala holo - runway

alaka‘i – conductor alaka‘i hula – hula leader

alanui ‘olol ī – lane

aniani ‘ikena – side view mirror

aupuni kiwikā – municipality

hale holoholona – barn

hale hō ‘ike i‘a kai – ocean

aquarium



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hale kakalina – gasoline station

hale pe‘a – tent

hale pule – church

hale waihona puke – library

hamama – open

hehihehi – hike heihei – track

helewā wae - walk

helikopa – helicopter

hoe – paddle

hokele – hotel hō ‘ailona kū – stop sign

ho‘olimalima – rent

ho‘okahe ‘ino – storm drain

holo kā ma‘a huila – rollerskate

huila ka‘a – tire

Iapana – Japan

kai – ocean ka‘a – car

ka‘a heki wā wae – tricycle

ka‘a kauō – tractor

ka‘a lawe ma‘i – ambulance ka‘a lola – roller coaster

ka‘a mā ka‘i – police car ka‘a pē pē – stroller


ka‘e – curb

kahua mokulele – airport

kahua pā ‘ani – playground,stadium

kalaka – truck kalaka kakalina – gasoline truck

kalaka kauō – tow truck

kā lele – rail

kā lepa – trade

kā melo – camel

kapikala – capitol kaola – beam

kaona – downtown

kenika – tennis

kenika pā kaukau - pingpong ke‘ena kelepona – telephone booth

Kina – China

kī olaola kā ma‘a lio – horseshoes

kiwikā – urban area ki‘i ho‘omana‘o – statue

kolamu – column

kolokē – croquet

kope – rake

kowela – tower

kowela ho‘omalu – control tower

kū kui – lamp

kumu hula – hula teacher

kumu niu – palm tree

lapa huila – rollerblade

l ā ‘au ha‘aha‘a – bush

Lukia – Russia lumi hana – multipurpose room

lumi ho‘opau pilikia – toilet

lumi limahana – staff room

lumi papa – classroom

lumi ‘aina – lunch room

lumi ‘au‘au – bathroom

maika – bowling mā ka‘ika‘i – tourist

malu – shade

mā malu kahakai – beach

umbrella mā ‘alo - transit

mea ho‘okani pahu – drummer mea kaha ki‘i – artist

mea pila ho‘okani – musician

mekalia – medallion

mele - music

mika – meter moe ana ho‘okahi – one way

mokokaikala – motorcycle

mokulele – ariplane

moku pe‘a – sailboat

mo‘omeheu - culture nā hua – produce

noho l ō ‘ihi - bench

pahu – push pā hula – hula platform

paikikala – bicycle

paiō - swing

paipu – tube paipu wai – fire hydrant

pā ka kā niwala – amusementpark

Palakila – Brazil pale ka‘a – bumper

palena – boundary

papa he‘e nalu – surf board

papa hulei – seesaw

papa oluna – story (level)

pā pō haku – stone wall

pā uea – wire fence pauma kakalina – gasoline

pump

peke – scooter

Pelekane Nui – Great Britain

pikiniki – picnic pō haku – rock

pō hili - baseball

pō hī na‘i – basketball

pō ‘ai – circle

pō laka – city block

pō pa‘pa‘i – volleyball

pō pō kū kulu – tetherball pō wā wae – soccer

pua‘i wai – fountain

puka pā – gate

pū nā wai – well pū‘o‘a – steeple

siwila - civic uapo – bridge

ulu l ā ‘au - orchard

wahi ko‘oku‘u ka‘a – parking lot

waiho‘o pa‘ahao – cage

wa‘a - canoe‘aha mele – concert

‘ Ā ina ‘Ō ma‘oma‘o – Greenland

‘Akia – Asia

‘Amelika Hema – South

America ‘Amelika ‘ Ā kau – North

America

‘ā pana pā ‘oihana kauwaena –downtown business district

‘Apelika – Africa

‘Aukekulelia – Australia

‘a‘ehina – crosswalk ‘Eulopa – Europe

‘Inia – India

‘oihana – business

‘ō lapa – hula dancer

Ha‘awina 4 (from N. Atkins et al, Life in Early Hawai‘i: The Ahupua‘a (third edition), © 1994 by Kamehameha Schools)

ā e‘o - Hawaiian stilt aho - fishline

ahu - stone altar

ahupua‘a - land divisionextending from the uplands to thesea; stone altar

ako - tie on

aku - bonito

akua mo‘o - legendary giant

lizard

alahe‘e - plectronia tree; also walahe‘e ā lia - poles carried in makahiki

procession

ali‘i - chief

ali‘i ‘ai ahupua‘a - chief of the landdivision

ali‘i nui - senior high chief

ali‘i ‘ō pio - young chief

ali‘ipoe - canna plant

ali‘i wahine - female chief aloalo - hibiscus; also hoki o

ama - canoe float

ana - natural cave

auolo - shedi‘a - fish

i‘e kuku - kapa beater; also hohoa

ihe - short lightweight wooden

spear

ihe pahe‘e - sliding spear



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ihoiho kukui - kukui-nut candle;

also k ālī or koī

iholena - variety of banana

permissible for women to eat

imu - underground oven

ipu - gourd; also hue or pōhueipu heke - gourd drum with top

ipu hula - dance gourd drum

ipu nui - large gourd

iwi pū niu - coconut shell

oeoe - whistling sound

oka niu - residue after wai o ka

niu is pressed out of coconut

meat

oleole - food pole

olo - long

olomea - striped; a type of plant

olonā - type of shrub one – sand

uhi - honu-shell scraper; yam

uhiuhi - type of tree

ula - lobster; also ulapā papa

ulana - plait, braid

ula pā papa - lobster; also ula ulu maika - a game

uluna - pillow

ulu pū hala - pandanus grove

ha‘iha‘i iwi - broken bone

hala hī nano - male pandanustree; also pū hala

hala hua - female pandanus

tree

hā lau hula - dance school

hā lau wa‘a - canoe house

hale - house

hale ‘aina - women's eating

house hale kahi olonā - temporary

olonā shelter

hale kua - women's workhouse;

also hale kuku hale kuku - women's workhouse;

also hale kua

hale moe - sleeping house

hale mua - men's eating house

hale noho - dwelling house

hale papa‘a - food storage house

hale pe‘a - menstrual house

hā mai‘a - banana fiber

hā pu‘u - tree fern

hau - type of tree

hā ‘uke‘uke - sea urchin; alsowana and ‘ina

haumā na - apprentice

haupia - starch and coconutmilk pudding

hā wane - small unripe seeds of

the loulu palm

he‘e - octopus

he‘e hō lua - sledding

hei - string figure

heiau – shrine

heiau ho‘ō la - healing shrine

heiau luakini - sacrificial

shrine

heiau waihau - planters' shrine heke - head

helu ‘ai - scorekeeper

hi‘a - netting needles

hi‘aloa - type of plant; also ‘uhaloa

hī na‘i - twined basket

hī nano - pandanus blossom

hiwa - black

hoe - paddle

hohoa - kapa beater; also i e kuku

hoi - tuber-bearing vine

hō ‘i‘okula Hawaiian oak fern

hō ‘iole - lie, steal, or lie in wait to assail hō kiokio - gourd whistle

hola - fish poison, also ‘auhuhu; methodof fishing

holoholona - animals

hō lua - sled; sled course

hō lua kī - ti-leaf sliding; also ho‘ohe honu - turtle

ho‘ohā kā moa - cock fighting

ho‘ohe‘ekī - ti-leaf sliding; also hōlua k ī

ho‘okupu - ceremonial tribute; tax; gift

ho‘opa‘a - chanter-drummer hua - berries; fruit; egg

hua hala - hala fruit

hua kanu - seed

hua mai‘a - individual banana fruit

hue - gourd; also ipu or pōhue

hue wai - gourd water bottle

hukilau - fishing net

hula - dance huli - top of the kalo plant

hulu - feathers; hackle

hulu ‘ole – hairless

humuhumunukunukuapua‘a - pig-snout trigger fish

ka‘ane - strangling cord

kā ‘ei - zone

kā ‘eke‘eke - bamboo

stamping pipe; also pahū pahū

ka‘ele - canoe hull

kahakai - beach

kaha nalu - body surfing

kahawai – stream

kahi – scrape

kā hili - feather standard kahua hale - house site

kahua hō lua - slide

kahua kapa - women's work yard

kahua pā ‘ani - playfield

kā huli - land snail; also pū pū kuahiwi

kahuna - priest

kahuna kaha ki‘i hale - architect

kahuna kā lai wa‘a - master canoe

maker

kahuna lapa‘au - medical healer

kai - sea; broth

kaikamahine - girl

kaikamā hine - girls

kā kā pala - dye container

kā la‘au - rhythm stick kā lai - carve, hew

kā lai pō haku – stonecutter

kia – pole

kā lai wa‘a - canoe builder

ka leo o ke kā huli - chirping

musical sound from land snails

kā l ī - kukui-nut candle; also k ōī or

ihoiho kukui

kalo - taro

kā lua - cook in an imu

kā ma‘a - sandal

kā ma‘a l ā ‘ī - ti-leaf sandals kamali‘i - children

kamani - alexandrian laurel tree

kā ne ‘ō pio - young lad

kā noa - wooden drinking bowl

kao - fish spears

kapa - bark-fiber cloth kaualau - variety of banana


kauhale - compound of family

dwellings and buildings

kauila - type of tree ka‘upu - laysan albatross; also

mōlī

ke‘a pua - dart game

keiki kā ne - young boy

kī - ti plant; sugary confection

made from k ī root

kia manu - bird catcher

kī kē hala - mature pandanus keysor sections, of fruit

kinipō pō - game balls

kino lau - earthly form of a god

kī puka - feather cape kō - sugarcane

koa - type of tree; warrior

koa‘e kea - white-tailed tropic

bird

kō ‘elepā lau - sweet potato and

coconut milk pudding

kohol ā - whale

koī - kukui-nut candle; also k ālī or

ihoiho kukui

ko‘i - adze

koki‘o - hibiscus; also aloalo kō kō - carrying net

kō lea - plover

koloa maoli - duck

konohiki - headman of an

ahupua‘a

ko‘oko‘olau - type of herb

kou - type of tree

kuahu - altar

kuapā – wall



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kū‘au - base of the niu frond

kui humuhumu - needle

kui iwi - awl

kū i ka wai - soak

ku‘i pua‘a - boar's tusk

kukaepua‘a - type of grass kuku - beat

kukui - candlenut tree

kuli - knees

kūlolo - grated kalo and coconut

milk pudding

kumu hala - pandanus trunk

kumu hula - dance master

kū pe‘e - wristlet; anklet; sea

snail, also pipipi

kū pe‘e ho‘okalakala - boar's-

tusk wristlet

kū pe‘e niho ‘ī lio - dance legletdecorated with dog's teeth

kū pe‘e pū pū - dance legletdecorated with land snail shells

kū-polol ū - vaulting pole

kupua - demigod

kū puna - family elders kū puna kā ne - elderly men

kū‘ula - shrine near the sea for

offerings to fish gods

l ā - sail; sun

l ā ‘au ‘ala - fragrant wood,sandalwood

l ā ‘an lomi - massage stick

l ā ‘au melomelo - bait stick

l ā ‘au niu - coconut tree

l ā ‘ī - ti leaf

lama - type of tree; radiating

light

lamakū - torchlapa - guide for drawing

decorative lines on kapa

laukahi - plantain

lau kalo - taro leaveslau kō - sugarcane leaves

laulau - food wrapped in lā‘ī

l ū he‘e - octopus lure

laulima - work together

lau mai‘a - banana leaves

lau niu - coconut fronds

lawai‘a - fisherman

l ā walu - broiling fish or meat

bound in ti-leaves

leho - cowry shell

lei hulu manu - feather lei lei niho palaoa - ivory pendant

lei

leiomano - weapons; shark's-tooth weapon

lele - heiau offering platform;

sacrificial stand

liko - leaf bud; young leaf

like lama - young lama leaves

liko lehua - young lehua leaves

lo‘i kalo - irrigated terrace for growing

taro

loko i‘a – fishpond

loli - sea cucumber

loloniu - small canoe

loulu - fan palmluna - overseer, master

luna wai - water master

lupe - kite

mahi‘ai - planter

mahiole - helmet

maile - type of vine; game wand; rod

mā kā hā - sluice gate

makaloa - smooth flatsedge

makuahine - mother; plural

mākuahine

mā la - garden plots

mā maka - carrying pole; also ‘auamo mā maki - type of shrub or tree

mā mane - type of tree

mamo - black Hawaiian honey creeper

manamana lima - fingers

mane‘o - irritation

manō - shark mano‘i - coconut oil

mea lawe - bearers

milo - portia tree

moa - chicken; hen

moa pahe‘e - sliding dart moena - mat

moena lau hala - pandanus leafmat

mokupuni - island

mole - banana root

mō l ī - laysan albatross; also ka‘upu

mo‘o - water spirit; lizard, gecko, or

skink

mo‘opuna – grandchildren mo‘o wa‘a - gunwale strake on a canoe

nae - fine-mesh net

nai‘a - porpoise

naio - false sandalwood

nā nū - gardenia; also nā‘ū

nā ‘ū - gardenia; also nānū

naupaka kahakai - beach naupaka

nē nē - goose

newa - club (weapon)

nī au - coconut-frond midrib

niho ‘ī lio - dog teeth

niho‘oki - carving tools

ni‘o - doorway, entrance

no‘a - kind of game

noni - Indian mulberry pā - fishing lure; enclosure; platter or

tray

pā ‘ani - game

pahi - knife

pā hoa - dagger

pahu heiau - temple drum

pahu hula - hula drum

pahū pahū - bamboo stamping pipe; also

k ā‘eke‘eke

pa‘i ‘ai - hard, pounded,

undiluted kalo mass

pā kamani - trays made of

kamani wood

pā kā wa‘a - canoe surfing

pā l ā ‘au - stick fence pala‘ie - loop and ball game

palula - cooked sweet potato leaf

pana ‘iole - sport of rat shooting

panapana nī ‘au - type of game

using the oconut-frond midrib

papa - reef

papa he‘e nalu - surfboard

papa hehi - treadle board

papa hō lua - sled; sled runner

papa ku‘i poi - taro-pounding

board

pā pa‘i - crab pā pala kē pau - type of tree

papa ‘olol ā - narrow scrapingboard for preparing olonā fibers

for cordage

pā pō haku - rock wall

pa‘u - soot pā ‘ū - skirt

pā wehe - geometric design

pe‘ahi - fan

pepe‘e - young curled tree fern

frond pepeie‘e ‘ulu - breadfruit pudding

pia - polynesian arrowroot

piele ‘uala - sweet potato pudding

pī kai - sprinkle

pī koi - fishnet float; tripping

weapon

pī lali - birdlime, gummy sap

pī lali kukui - sap from thecandlenut tree

pī lali ‘ulu Milky sap from the

breadfruit tree

pili - type of grass used forthatching; to cling

pinao - dragonfly

pipipi - sea snail; also k ū pe‘e

pō haku ‘ā nai pua‘a - rough lava

rubbingstone for scraping pigskin

pō haku ku‘i poi - stone poi

pounder

pō haku pa‘a - basaltic rock

poho kukui - stone lamp fueled

with ukui oil

pō hue - sourd; also hue or ipu pō huehue - beach morning glory

pō huli - root suckers

poi - cooked taro corms, or rarelybreadfruit, pounded and thinned

with water

poi ‘uala - sweet potato poi

poi ‘ulu - breadfruit poi

polol ū - long spear



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po‘olau - niu frond used for

sliding down illsides

pō polo - black nightshade herb

pō pō ‘ulu - variety of banana


pua‘a ‘imi ali‘i - legendary pigscapable of detecting concealed

ali‘i

pua ‘ama‘ama - baby mullet

pua hala - bright yellow base of

a pandanus key used in lei

making

pua kō - sugarcane flower stalk

pua pana - arrow tip

pueo - owl

pu‘eone - sandbank

pū hala - pandanus tree

pū henehene - type of game pū holo - method of steaming

food

pū‘ili - split bamboo rattle

pū kani - conch

pū ko‘a - spotted

pula - leafy branches pū l ā ‘ī - whistle made from lā‘ī

pūlehu - method of broiling food

pūlo‘ulo‘u - kapa-covered ball

on a pole signifying a kapu

pulu - tree fern silk pulu ‘aha - shrimp snare

pūlumi nī ‘au - coconut-frond-

midrib room

pulu niu - coconut husk

pū mai‘a – banana trunk

pū nā wai - freshwater spring

pū niu - coconut-shell knee drum

pū‘olo - ti-leaf bundle pū pū - land snails; seashells

snails

pū pū kuahiwi - land snails; also

k āhuli wa‘a kaukahi - single-hulled

outrigger canoe

wa‘a kaulua - double-hulled

canoe

wa‘a loloniu - toy canoe

wahie - firewood

wailele - waterfall

wai niu - coconut water

wai o ka niu - coconut cream

walahe‘e - plectronia tree; also

alahe‘e

wana - sea urchin; also ‘ina and

hā‘uke‘uke

wao koa - rain forest; koa forest

wao nahele - forest

wauke - paper mulberrywā wae - leg

wiliwili - Hawaiian coral tree

‘a‘ali‘i - type of plant

‘aha - coconut sennit, braided cord

‘ā heahea - type of shrub; also ‘āweoweo

‘ahu‘awa - coarse sedge resembling

grass

‘ā hui - bunch or cluster

‘ā hui hala - pandanus fruit cluster

‘ahu l ā ‘ī - rain cape

‘ahu‘ula - cloak

‘ai kapu - eating restriction‘aina - meal

‘ā kala - raspberry; pink raspberry dye

‘ā kia - false ‘ōhelo

‘alaea - red clay, ocherous earth used for

coloring and dye

‘alae ke‘oke‘o - Hawaiian coot‘alae ‘ula - Hawaiian mudhen

‘ama‘u - small tree fern (plural‘āma‘uma‘u)

‘anae - mullet

‘apu - coconut shell cup; healing potion‘apu ‘awa - coconut-shell bowl for

drinking ‘awa

‘auamo - carrying pole; also māmaka

‘auhuhu - fish poison; also hola

‘au ko‘i - adze handle

‘aulima - fire plow; also ‘aunaki

‘aumā kua - family gods

‘aunaki - fire plow; also aulima‘auwai - ditch, canal

‘awa - type of plant; called kava in

South Polynesia

‘awapuhi - shampoo ginger‘ā weoweo - type of shrub; also ‘āheahea

‘ea - children‘s ailment, "thrush" or"coated tongue"

‘elepaio - type of bird

‘iako - outrigger boom

‘ie‘ie - type of vine

‘i‘iwi - type of bird

‘ili - land section, usually subdivision of

an ahupua‘a; tree bark

‘iliahi - sandalwood

‘ili hau - hau-fiber rope

‘ili‘ili - pebbles

‘ilima - type of plant

‘ilimakū kahakai - ‘ilima standing

on the beach

‘ilimakū kula - ‘ilima standing on

the plains‘ilio – dog

‘ina - sea urchin; also wana and

hā‘uke‘uke

‘inamona - kukui relish

‘iole – rat

‘iwa - great frigate bird

‘ohana - family

‘ohe hano ihu - bamboo nose

flute

‘ohe Hawai‘i - Hawaiian bamboo

‘ohe kā pala - bamboo stamping

patterns or decorating kapa ‘ō helo - type of shrub

‘ō helo papa -strawberry

‘ō hi‘a ‘ai - mountain apple

‘ō hi‘a lehua - type of tree

‘ō hiki - sand crab

‘ō lapa - hula dancers‘ō lena - turmeric plant

‘ō lepe - clam, oyster

‘ō ‘ō - digging stick; a type of bird

‘ō ‘ō ihe - hardwood spear,

thrusting spear; spear throwing‘ō pae - shrimp

‘ō pe‘ape‘a - bat

‘ō pelu - type of fish

‘opihi - limpet

‘ō pio – young ‘uala - sweet potato

‘uhā – thigh

‘uhaloa - type of plant; alsohi‘aloa

‘ū kē kē - stringed musical

instrument

‘ūlei - Hawaiian hawthorn‘ūlili - triple gourd rattle

‘ul ī ‘ul ī - gourd rattle

‘ulu - breadfruit; stone disk used

in the game ‘ulu maika

‘umeke - bowl

‘umeke l ā ‘au - wooden bowl

‘umeke pō hue - gourd bowl

‘upena - hand net; large-mesh

fishnet

Ha‘awina 5 ahu - kekahi pu‘u pōhaku no ka

ho‘okupu Makahiki

hā lau wa‘a – ka hale i loko o ka

kauhale lawai‘a i ke kahakai nonā wa‘a a e k ālai ai i nā wa‘a

hale kua - kahi e hana nā wāhine

hale mua – ka hale ‘aina no nā k āne

e ho‘onani i nā ‘aumakua ‘ohana

hale noa - kahi hiamoe o ka ‘ohana a

pau

hale noho – ka hale no ke ali‘i

hale papa‘a - kahi i hō‘ili‘ili ‘ia

nā lole, nā mea ‘ai, a me nā pono

hana

hale pe‘a – ka hale kapu i nā k āne, noho ‘ia e nā wāhine i k ēla

me k ēia mahina



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hale ‘aina – ka hale ‘aina no nā

wāhine a me nā keikik āne (i piha

kona ‘eono makahiki)

heiau kū‘ula – ka hale no nā

mea lawai‘a e pule no ka hei

maika‘i kahua imu - kahi no nā k āne e

kuke i ka mea ‘ai

kahua kapa - kahi o nā wāhine ihana ai i nā lole

kahua pā ‘ani - kahi e pā‘ani ai i ka

maika, ka hukihuki a me ka hāk āk ā

kauhale – he pū‘ulu hale i ka ‘ohana

kuamo‘o - ke ala hele i ho‘ohana ‘ia

pinepine i loko o ka ahupua‘a

loko i‘a - kahi i ke kapa kai i hānai aika i‘a

mā la ‘uala - kahi e kanu ‘ia ai ka

mea ‘ai no k ēlā me k ēia lā

ulu pū hala / ‘ohe / niu - nā wahi

i loko o ke k ā‘ei kai i kanu ‘ia ai

nā lā‘au waiwai loa

wahi malu - kekahi hale li‘ili‘i no

nā malihini

‘ili – he māhele o ka ‘āina i loko okekahi ahupua‘a i mālama ‘ia e

kekahi ‘ohana

Ha‘awina 6 hā lau hula – ka hale nui no ke

a‘o ‘ana mai i ka hula

hale mua – ka hale ‘aina no nā

k āne e ho‘onani i nā ‘aumakua

‘ohana

hale kua - kahi e hana nā wāhine

hale noa - kahi no ka hiamoe o

ka ‘ohana a pau hale noho – ka hale no ke ali‘i

hale papa‘a - kahi i hō‘ili‘ili ‘ia

nā lole, nā mea ‘ai, a me nā mea

ho‘ohana

hale pe‘a – ka hale kapu i nā

k āne noho ‘ia e nā wāhine i k ēlame k ēia mahina

hale ‘aina – ka hale ‘aina no nā

wāhine a me nā keikik āne (i kona

makahiki ‘eono)

heiau ho‘ō la - kahi a ke kahuna

lapa‘au e ho‘omaika‘i ai i nā kanakama‘i

heiau waihau - kekahi heiau o Lono

no ka mahi ‘ai maika‘i

kahua imu - kahi no nā k āne e kuke

i ka mea ‘ai

kahua kapa - kahi a nā wāhine ihana ai i nā lole

kahua pā ‘ani - kahi no ka ‘ulu

maika a me ka ‘ō‘ō ihe

kauhale – he pū‘ulu hale i ka ‘ohana

ko‘a – ka heiau li‘ili‘i o nā mea hopu

manu e holomua

ko‘i – ka mea hana e kua i ke kumu

lā‘au

kualapa – nā pi‘i o nā wahi kualono

kuamo‘o - ke ala hele i ho‘ohana ‘ia

pinepine i loko o ka ahupua‘a

lo‘i kalo - kahi kokoke i ke

kahawai no ka mahi ‘ana i ke kalo

mahi ‘ai – kahi a i‘ole ke kanaka

hana i ka ‘āina me nā mea kanu

mā la ‘uala - kahi e kanu ‘ia ka

mea ‘ai no k ēlā me k ēia lā

pu‘uhonua - kahi maluhia a

palekana wahi malu - kekahi hale li‘ili‘i no

nā malihini

wailele - kahi i lalo o kekahi pali i

‘au‘au ai

wao nahele - kahi nā kumu

lā‘au lō‘ihi ma uka

‘ō ‘ō - ka pono hana a ka mahi ‘ai

no ka ‘eli ‘ana iho

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